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AUTO TRUcKs-sALE (cont. }

AUTO TRUCkS-SALE Cont
TaREE 1897 podee 1-ton panel
Mr.. Noble. BRRGMHNN's LAUNDRY.
623 G st. NV. ME. 1920. Is
FORD 1885 Ha-ton panel; good cond..
psntsr nanss nfassE Tw ETSsent feSs After foI
sTTUDEBAKER 1s4s 1,s-ton; never
run. short wheelbase, with power
crane; $500; , Ask for Mr; Foster.
rns Lac Il oss st, rs At; o744; tss .1;S.,
See at PoWANDA BROS. GARAGE,
1903 Marlboro pike; lis
DODGE 194l panel 1-ton pickup:
sUppT sSss Ir orSGr fan be 7e4 sesn isb FRENCH 81
INTERNATIONAL 1888 Ta-ton pick
up, it's rough looking, but runs good,
NEIL sPa WI vMofoRs ESEk fRay 1Re $685. 1884 VS. vs.
sTUbEBaKsR fSnHR sE1 km 1s47 f2ff s-ton aS stake
all around with S.25x2O IO-piy tires
IKE new; o,1 priced at 91lg n2o sl'oS2 this
ssSS e. c eyer 4Gs4 'SG aSsSa e's
DoDGE is ~ H-ton pickup: excep--
tionally clean, perfect motor and
body; ready to work srd equal to
fsrms Term DFsse MeNEL a oHES M616Rs 5Rse 1Nc sssy
4O34 Wisconsin ave. EN-. f2s6.
INTERNATIONAL 1a47 s4-ton PICK
up; ! :. ana h.; sl,l6o or best offer
CaEyRoLET 1e41 sedan delivery,
1srERsATioSAh s1T1 9an II Nv. Is4e "k-e" zion
aeRD ss ss5o 0DsFhbesd Cs bess osl sh
WA. 964s; ewes, CO: 1910. is
popGs Ssls E.. l,s9n ss31 panel; S4oo cash.
sDsed e1e assao s.s ls1z t4s. Al s1oe eond
body or Just chassis and cab; pvt,
owner must sell. SHERIFF MOTOR
Co. 900 R. I. ave. ne. MI. 5000.
DODGE 1s47 11a-ton stake body;
offer Call RA: 22ON. al
DODGE trucks ts) 1897. 1-ton panels:
NJ s5O Noble S5 Ofsi sERaMANNs 9fssi Asf kAuS fSr
FORD I947 1is-ton Stake; I3,O0o
mi, tires like new, excel. cond., all
lights, canvas top, heater, s
moying s1H pads: rons; al for sI,15o.
miles. 81 800 or best offer. JOHN II.
HARE. Indian Head. Md. Tel. 2651
DODGE 194s ,s-ton pickup; this
Job Is as Immaculate as a passenger
car; driven only 5000 miles by
STRsr; ST5s ..ldas black to finish heater has
trade. LOGAN Fo1G. iii 1sta
st. NV. DI. $500. 10
FORD 1870 12-ton pickup; CYL; q
seryiceable unit you will have no
n9 509e ssss getting your snnc5 out nrst Of
Logan tForD 18th and L sts. NV.
sTUDEBAkER 1a47 pickup; excel
lent condition, S995, Al AUTO
gTc WoREs; HpaSon cd dea5sr gso s72s Ga,
FORD 1888 pickup; rough looking
sIe5: Cali wi. 1896. -e4
DODGE l947 1-ton pickup; sood
fS9S So%rs sieTS efTirs Can srRTicE q seen hoo :,
truck. This truck was only used for
cleanup work on 8 private estate:
low mileage. very good mechanical
cond: makes nice appearance: price
Sb95. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO..
INC. 7725 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Nd,
cHEv. 1877 I,s-ton: eft. stake body;
good cond., used only for light haul
ing; de luxe cab and heater; low
mileage; $1,000. WI $3.50. go
WYLLYS 19AS sedan delivery; looks
and runs like new; S1145 BUR-
Rows MOTOR CO., 900 M ST. Sc
WILLYS t2> 1949 half-ton panel
trucks: used for demonstration pur-
poses, practically no mileage; best
offer Sligo 444Q 80
CHEVROLET 1941 ia-ton panel
eNIa ono'' ''' "N S''o 1o
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AUTOMOBILE PAINTING

CARS PAINTED, most modern paint
and body shop in Washington: $40
and Up. THE PACKARD FEDERAL
CORP, 2117 E st. NV, ST. 321b.
FINEST AUTO PAINTING, fender and
body work; only skilled men work on
your ear reasonable prices, ARLAN-
Mt Vernon ave, Alex. 9024
COMPLETE JOB. S35 up: work guar
anteed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. Sc.
EXPERT BODY, FENDER WORK. car
painted. $40; baked factory finish;
dents removed. 2o1b L st. NV: ST.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

demonstrated. $50 miles: S7s6, guar.
New car title. JACK PRY. crosley,
9th and Pa. ave. Sc.
DODGE 1887 "a ton panel; $3.50 mo
tor tires good shape; runs gooo;
real buy. 1000 Central ave. re.
INTERNATIONAL h-ton merchandise
delivery body; very good condition,
low mileage; will accept any res
e. sonabls efer. sos Taylor T. nnow"
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JACK BLANK SAYS

JACK BLANK SAYS
Stop fooling yourself that your old
car will last forever, Come in and
Pontise Good WiIi H'GSs Hsed cars Ssss snd
values can be found.
All cars have been completely winter
lied, are guaranteed to pass D. C.
inspection and are ready to roll.
1948 Poptiac-$2,395
s-cylinder Streamliner de luye 4-door
sedan: driven very little: like new.
fully equipped and guaranteed; a
1s47 Chevrolet-$1,ss5
coupe; immaculate; guar
194s Pontiac-$1,625
4-door Streamliner sedan; driven only
1000 miles; beautiful condition;
1s46 Buick-s1,75o
4-door sedan, beautiful black Duco.
A real bargain for some one.
1948 8-Cyl. Pontiac-$2, ,595
Convertible. coupe; Hydra-Matic drive.
radio and heatex; fully equipped:
low mileage; new-car guarantee.
1912 Pontiac-$895
9,door ,, TORPEDO sedanette, e-cyl.;
1916 Chevrolet-$1.450
4-door sport sedan: radio and heater;
excellent condition throughout; fully
1947 Pontiac-1,325
in every way; fully guaranteed.
1910 OldSmObile-S595
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JACK BLANK SAYS

Pontiac owners, attention-1937-
model Pontiac 8 and 8 cyl. cars,
from 1887 through 1942; $3.50:
1891 through 194S series "76"
and "7S" Oldsmobile seat covers;
to fit ears with rear seat center
arm rest; $3.50. All covers are
bHand-new and tailor made to 1T
your car. ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
''Washington Largest Pontiac
Dealer" 1437 Irving st NV, AID.
$500 -2l
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STATION WAGONS


FORD 1913: one owner; low mileage;
excellent condition.; Sl,795. PARK
NJ st. NV. MI. O185. is
DE SOTO 194S Suburban; new,
S3,125. BETHESDA MOTORS, INC,
4702 Miller ave, OIL. 1000. 10
CHEVROLET 1941 Station Wagon; a
solid, usable wagon In maroon, with
had new motor; very nice condi-
tion for only 1905. LOGAN (FordD
18th and L SITS. NV. DI. $500. 10
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO.
Terms and trade.
AZ Pontiac station wagon Ss95
AZ Chevrolet station wagon,
new-car condition - 995
Al Plymouth station wagon 646
MANHATTAN AUTO g. RADIO CO.
Authorized Austin dealer. both sides
Of 7th at r st. NV. NO. 7bb7.--21
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS

ty; If you are buying or selling an
automobile let US finance IT for the
purchases. NOLAN FINANCE CO.
1902 New York ave. NV Republic
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size JOB, prompt
services; reaS.: local or long distance.
Ia. 1887 after pm. GE. l416.
NEW CHEVROLET, Ia ton stake,
for hire; general hauling; owner
NEW PANELS, vans and stakes. by
the nour, day. week or year. STER
RETT OPERATING SERVICE Hertz
Drive -Ur-SelO. 2O1 Cue st. NV.
AVAILABLE MMEDIATELY 1e4s
Chevrolet vans, stakes, panels and
pickups. for hire by day, wk. or con-
tract PUBLIC SERVICE DRIV- UR-
SELF, 1923 L st. NV, ME 7011.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
NEW 1919 PACKARD LIMOUSINE
and driver for hire. UN. 8180. 49,
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We HAVE AVAILABLE for immediate

Iq2S-1942 Ford.
l933-1942 Chevrolet
1933-1942 Plymouth.
1933-1a42 Dodge
1941-l942 Chevrolet truck.
1888 l941 Dodse truck.
Liberal traQe-in allowance on youI
old engine. Use our time payment
plan, as low as $31 .O9 down and ID
months to pay. Also inquire about
our factory-rebuilt transmissions
MONTGOMERY WARD, Alexandra,
Na Rhnr,a Al QAl nN kOG0
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AUCTION SALES Cont. }

THOS. J. OWEN & SON. auctioneers,
435 Southern Building. - Trustees
sale of valuable twostory, semide-
tached frame dwelling, known as
premises No. 1907 Gales st. ne
BY virtue of o certain deed of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1865.
folio 319 ct seq. of the land records
of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction In front
27th day Of January, A;p; la4a
described land and premises. sit
uate in. the District OF Columbia.
and DESIGNATED as being lot lis IN
lots in block 2s, "Rosedaie and
sherwood" as per plat recorded
in the once of the surveyor for the
District of Columbia in Liber 35 at
folio 199. Said block 2S now known
for purposes Of assessment and tax
alton as square 4541. Subject to
sewer easement Of record. Terms:
Sold subject to prior building as
sociation deed Of trust for approx
mately SS,205.36,, further partie,
ulars Of which will be announced a
above said trust to be paid in cash
A deposit of $500 required. Con.
veyancing, recording. etc, at Dur.
chaser's cost Terms to be com.
piled with within 80 days. other.
wise deposit forfeited and the prop.
erty may be advertised and resoit
at the discretion Of the trustees
N. J. WRIGHT. THOMAS W. HUNT
Trustees. ja15,1S,21. .24,26.
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MOTORCYCLES

's8 ARIEL TWIN, 500 &C.; $3.50 and
or cali at 33OS Carolina pl.. Alex,
l947 TRIUMPH, 3 r. 1900 actual
miles buddy seat, saddle bags: $500.
GE 924O or GE. 1850. 30
1s47 INDIAN CHIEF, 5000 miles,
eXcellent mechanical condition. CAN
EN- lSaS %
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AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS

CADILLAC ENGINE, good condition.
practically new; $3.50 CASH will in
elude generator. starter and Hydra
Matte transmission. 81. 6749 or
SH 1897. is
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AT WHOLESALE
1ENTRAT, MOTOR c

5000 Lee hwy, Arl, Va. CHI. 1000.
Other truck bargains and Army
truck parts and service at our
Alexandria plant, 1901 Oronoco ST.,
Alexandra Va Phone OV 1900.
Evening star., 1949-01-18

6 TO 10-CAR GARAGE for auto re-
pair shop. Phone DE. 5632. -24
GARAGE-capacity. 10 to Is cars:
suitable for repairing and paint work.
VIII buy equipment IL necessary.
Bladensburg rd and New York ave
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC, 1871
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. $500
Evening star., 1949-01-18

PLYMOUTH 1946 Special de luxe Q
DIR. sedan; =. and H., defroSter and
OUT, with low mileage Individual
owner. VIII sacrifice; $3.50. WA.
Evening star., 1949-01-18

PLYMOUTH 1889 2-dr.; beautiful
new metallic finish; radio and neat
er; the whole car completely re-
conditioned; fully guaranteed; only
$685.. ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.
tChrysler and Plymouth dealer),
1708 Good Hope I'd. sc. AK. 41OO.
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GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED

TWo-sToRY brick ga
rage: acc. large cars. Rear 1922
Haryard st. NV. HO. 95ss. 1aa
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WILLYs station wagon 1e47: COM
pletely recondltioned: 3O-day war
ranty: 81. .595. OV 144O. go
WHLYS 1887: motor recently over
hauled, good tires. heater: ideal
transp.; $3.50, cash or terms. UN
aI66 go
WILLYS JEEP 1946: sood condition.
radio and heater. Price, SS25 Can
be seen 260l 8. Glebe rd.. Airing
AUTO AUcTioN~Pee; AUcioNPe; IS. Sales every
Tuesday eve, 2 pm, rain or shine
Cars financed; terms TO ls mos.
Evening star., 1949-01-18

PONTIAC 1910 2-dr. "6"; heater,
seat covers. white wheel rings, dark
green paint in peri. cond.. mech.
excel; 30-day guarantee and terms;
S745 NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
Fo.d Dealer. 390l Minnesota ave.
Evening star., 1949-01-18
PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe. nice new
gray paint: the whole car complete
Only S6a5. ANACOSTIA MOTOR
CO, 'Chrysler and Plymouth deal
err, 1908 Good Hope rd. Sc. Ak
400. -19
PLYMOUTH '37 s-dr.; terms and
trade: 30-day warrants: very good
FRANK SMALL JR., INC. Fordl,
1901 Good Hope rd. Sc II. SO16,
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PLYMOUTH
PLYNoUTH 1a46 de lux,

PLYMOUTH 1946 Spec. de luxe 2
door light-green finish. clean in
terror; excel cond. throughout 30
day guarantee and terms: S1.325.
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. (Ford
Dealerl. 920 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1949-01-18

STUDEBAKER 1910 Commander
2-dr., peri. cond.. excel terms;
heater new seat covers. defroster,
hillhc1der; $3.50 or best offer under.
ia. 1852. after pm. is
STUDEBAKER 1888 4-dr. sedan;
perfect cord; $3.50. Call HI. 38l7.
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4-door sedan: nice condition.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO
FOUR-MONTH GUAR.

This sensational double guarantee
takes all the risk out Of buying a
Evening star., 1949-01-18

PLYMOUTH 1910 club coupe; in
perfect condition; sacrifice for i'm
med, sale, 1895. Call GE. 6O23
after $40 pm. is
PLYMOUTE 1888 2-dr. sedan; good
transp.; $500 or best offer. LU.
PLYMOUTH. 1910 4-dr.; recondi-
toned completely in our shop; a good
looking car, fully guaranteed; only
$Ta5. ANACOST1A MOTOR co,
fChrysler and Plymouth dealer,
1708 Good Hope rd. s.e., AK 400.
Evening star., 1949-01-18

PONTIAC 1941 "s" 4-door SEDAN;
new clutch and front end, r. and h
good rubber and clean; $3.50; pvt.
owner WA. 3l9T.
PONTIAC 1941 "s' 2-dr.: in good
cond., motor Al; 1915. Bowie 1920.
Evening star., 1949-01-18
Wanted-1946-1949 Cars
CHERNER, BREWER
5l11 Wis Ave WO 1899 -4S

BUICK OWNERS
10 choice units needed immediatsly
Central Motor Sales
1928 Conn ave, Wo. e236. NM.
9c54 -2f
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PIYMOUTH la4a

PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door sedan;
S255; heater. good tires. seat covers,
good condition. OV OS64 --19
PLYMOUTH 1941 Special de luxe A.
car and unusually clean through
OUT, gray finish, r and h., seat
covers. sun visor; priced at S1.U95.
MAYFIOWER MOTORS. INC. 1928
Evening star., 1949-01-18

PLYMOUTH 1942 Special de luxe A.
dr.: orig. blue paint, interior peri;
TRICr AUTO SALES, Ex. 1853, Ex.
9101., 40 Mass. ave. Open Sundays.
Evening star., 1949-01-18

Your friendly Ford dealer for Silver
Spring and Northwest Washington
offers these quality used cars At
considerable reductions.
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27

still get together the refreshments.
Select a. simple menu that can
be prepared in advance, and you'll
have the perfect answer to enter
tanning. A sandwich loaf and
cooling punch bowl are easy enough
to serve. Make the sandwich loaf
the night before; get together the
ingredients for the cool drink and
refrigerate them, too. When serv-
ing time arrives you have simply
to bring things together.
For a youngsters party, serve
glamorized milk drinks and simple
cookies, baked in advance. Or,
give them sandwiches with the
beverage because these, too, may
be made in the morning for an
afternoon party, if they are
wrapped in waxed paper and re-
frigerated.
A glorious cake makes an excel
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27
Well Known Couple Unite
In Marriage


In Marriage
Mr.. Riston Diggs of 1725 East
Jefferson and Mrs. Sonora Donald
of 1888 East Adams were quietly
united in marriage, Thursday of
last week, May 19, at T amer
Chapeps Parsonage, Rev. F. D. L.
Mcdonald, officiated.
The groom came from Chicago
9 years ago as an employee of the
Santa Fe dining car system of
which he is still employed, also a
real estate salesman in his spare
time.
The bride is long time resident
of Phoenix, we'll known and we'll
thought of. She has been employed
at Goldwaters store for II years.
They will be at home to their
many friends at 1725 East Jeffer-
son.
Former PhoeniciOn Recuperating
Mrs. Larkin Arnold, the former
Annie Crump, is here recuperating
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
w. P. Crump, 1101 East Jefferson,
after a serious illness of several
months. Mrs. Larkin was accom-
panied from her home in Kansas
City, by her husband, who visited
California before returning to
Kansas City.
Mrs. Arnold was united here with
her two children who were brought
here by their. cousin, Dorothy Will
liams, the first of the year.
Continued on Page 81
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27

Youngsters will come a-flying
when you announce that eating
time is here with these delight
full glasses of cherry ice cream
float. A chilled and nutritious
milk drink, the floats may be
served with cookies for an af-
ternOOn or evening snack.
lent duet for a punch bowl. For a
shower you might try refrigerated
type because women love them
dearly and they are just little bit
more fancy than a baked cake.
IF YOU'RE planning to serve
l punch, make fruited ice cubes
in advance.
Squeeze the fruit juices and place
them in separate glass jars
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27

age part of your gay doings is well
under control
Orange Punch
(Serves 15)
pint orange juice
pint orange sherbet
l pint vanilla ice cream
/ pint ginger ale
Beat orange juice, sherbet and
ice cream with a rotary beater.
Add ginger ale and stir thoroughly.
S, rye at once from punch bowl.
Fruit Punch
makes gallOn)
quart strong tea
l cup lemon juice, strained
cup orange juice strained
cup sugar
cups grape or cranberry
juice
quart water
pint ginger ale
Mix tea, fruit juices, water and
sugar; chill. Just before serving
add ginger ale and pour over a
large piece of ice in punch bowl.
Garnish the punch with sprigs of
mint, maraschino cherries, slices
of lemons and oranges.
EERE'S AN IDEAL recipe for
L / punch for the youngsters:
Pineapple Milk Punch
(SerVeS g.
3 cups cold milk
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27

With an overflow crowd at
Riverside ballroom, last week, at
the first annual Silver Slipper Ball,
Dame Fortune" anointed the brow
of petite Miss Shirley Gillum, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Gillum of 1923 Apt 81, South 9th
Avenue, a sophomore at Carver
High School.
Miss Gillum was the lucky one
of the four girls who could wear
the size four slipper. The contest
was conducted by three impartial
judges and popular applause de-
termined the winner.
The crowd went wild when the
hand of Miss Gillum was raised as
winner. She told the Suns reporter,
when asked what she would do
with the money, that she would
make a down payment on wrist
watch she has always wanted, the
rest she would give to her mother.
The management of Riverside
was happy over the appreciation
shown by the crowd on this new
form of entertainment and pledges
that there will be more fine en-
tertainment at Riverside for dance
lovers.
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27

Tried Cole slaw sandwiches?
Mince the cabbage fine, and have
sufficient salad dressing in it to
moisten it for spreading Add some
chopped bacon for flavor and
spread on whole wheat bread
Mix ground leftover meat with
finely shredded carrots and chopped
hard-cooked eggs. Add enough
mayonnaise for easy spreading and
serve on rye bread.
Another filling that calls for sec-
onds uses crushed peanut brittle
with enough softened butter to make
a nice spread for sandwiches.
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS!
1 1-pound loaf unsliced bread

1-pound loaf unsliced bread
Butter
1h cups ham salad
IL cups egg salad
cup red jelly such as currant
ounces cream cheese
Trim all crust from bread Cut
loaf of bread into four lengthwise
slices. Butter each side which
filling will touch. On the first bot
tom slice place egg salad, top with
bread slice; cover top of that slice
with ham salad. Top with another
slice and cover that with jelly. Top
with slice of bread; wrap loaf in
waxed paper and place a weight
such as bread board on it. Chill
in refrigerator for several hours.
Then unwrap and cover whole loaf
with cream cheese which has been
softened with cream and tinted
pale green. Save bit Of the cream
cheese and tint this pink or yellow
and force through pastry tube to
make rosettes to decorate loaf.
*Chocolate Cake
makes 9-inch layers)
ounces unSweetened chOc.
Olate
II cup hot water
n cup shortening
12s cup sugar
eggs
2 cups sifted flour
"a teaspoon soda
n teaspoon salt
3 teaspoons baking powder
/ cup buttermilk
teaspoon vanilla
Cut chocolate in pieces. Add hot
water, cook and stir over low
flame until a thick smooth paste
is formed. Cool. Cream together
sugar and shortening. Beat eggs
until creamy and add to sugar-fat
mixture. Blend in chocolate. Sift
together the dry ingredients. then
add to the first mixture alter
nately with buttermilk. Fold in
vanilla. Bake in two nine-inch
creased pans in moderate (35OC
oven for Is minutes.
Frost with chocolate icing be-
tween, on top and sides. Sprinkle
with chopped nuts, if desired.
This chocolate cake MAY also be
frosted with Seven-Minute icing and
sprinkled with crushed peppermint
stick candy. -
To make a very festive cake,
frost with sWeetened, whipped
cream and sprinkle the top with
shaved, unsweetened chocolate.
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27

can't see quite
how they're 60
ing to get the
house in spic
and span order,
keep the kiddies
fro m getting
underfoot while
preparations are
under way and
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27

in the refrlger-
a t or. w h e n
party time ar
rives, S i m p | y
put them all to-
G e t h er in a
large bowl or a
pretty pitcher
and the bever-
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27
Weddings, Groduutions
Should Be Considered
As Ceremonial Events

rs THERE a graduation coming
1 up in your family? Or, are you
planning a bridal shower for a
daughter or a neighbor? These are
big events and should be treated
with proper pomp and ceremony.
Some women get shaky when
they plan to entertain because they
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27
Phoenix Social
and
Club News

Watch for the OPENING of
BEA. DURANDO'S TEA LEAF
ROOM, former tea leaf reader at
Cathy Gardens on North Central,
at 1917 East Monroe st. Phone
4-S83O.
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27
High School SWeethearts
United i'm Marriage

Vows were read, Saturday, May
81, uniting in marriage, high school
sweethearts, Miss Christine Jeffer-
son and Maurice Whitfield at
Antioch Baptist Church. Rev. R. N.
Holt officiated.
The bride wore a pink lace gown,
veil and gloves to match and orchid
corsage. The groom was attired in a
black coat and white trousers.
Attendants were Misses Arstella
Sneed and Barbara ONeil, Ludy
Maxwell and Eldridge Gonoway.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Emily Jefferson, Phoenix and the
groom, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ottq
Whitfield, Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Whitfield
are students at Carver High School.
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27
LYNN SAYS:
Simple Sandwiches Make

LYNN SAYS:
Simple Sandwiches Make
Good Refreshments
Combine 12 pound of cottag ge
cheese with dash of onion juice.
salt, pepper and two tablespoons
of chopped cucumber or onion This
is enough for eight full sized sand
Wiches
Cream cheese softened with may
onnaise, then mixed with chopped,
salted almonds and few chopped
maraschino cherries make dainty
little sandwiches.
Arizona sun., 1949-05-27
Ringwood-Lakey Wedding

Mrs. Elizabeth Lakey and Hubert
Ringwood exchanged vows at a
simple informal wedding at 1908
East Grant ST., last Saturday even
ing, May 81, officiated by Rev. ].
H. Payton. Prayer. was offered by
Rev. Murphy.
The bride was dressed in pink
and white crepe. She carried
bouquet of white roses.
Miss ~Gertie Mae Fox was the
brides t e n d an t and Conway
Gauff acted as best man.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Hettie Burton of Phoenix. -
A reception followed the cere-
mony.
Continued on Page g.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-04-22
KEEPING HEALTHY
Treating Ailments OF Old Ace
BY Dr.. james w. Barton

HERE are so many elderly men
L and women today that many
large houses, once so hard to sell,
now are being sought by registered
nurses or practical nurses and es-
tablished as "rest homes" for ell
derby people and invalids. Some of
these larger rest homes not only
have a graduate nurse living on the
premises, but also a physician calls
once day.,
This specially, geriatrics, is
the natural result of the length
ening of the life span. As we
grow older, we may not develop
any special disease or diseases,
but there is naturally gradual
loss Of strength, and SO symp-
toms and also diseases often
come with age.
We have been thinking of this new
specially mostly in terms of treat
ing diseases of old age. DR.. c. Ward
Champion, however, states that geri-
atrics is concerned less with treat
ing the ills of those already old than
with preventing, postponing and cas-
ing the aging processes and guar
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-04-22
BY Lawrence Gould

Answer: The average person who
takes an occasional "fiier" may
only be trying to forget life's harsh
rule that you do not get something
for nothing. But psychiatrists say
the "neurotic gambler chap
who will play the horses or shoot
dice with his employers money
even though he knows there's bet
ter than an even chance that he will
be disgraced and ruined-is uncon-
sciously the victim of a secret urge
to self-destruction. It is this that
will not let him quit when he's ahead
but makes him 60 on till he's
"cleaned OUT