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Evening star., 1950-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION-12-bass salanti; very
attractive mother of pearl case with
black trim; good condition; $35.
ACCORDION, 120-bass, Ger. Hohner,
triple reed, octave cplr., like new;
cost 1926. sell $3.50. OR. 1717.
ACCORDION. scandalli, 4s-bass,
treble bass shift, carrying case, good
condition; S75. Wo. $3.50 Sat. 10
AcGoRD1oN. I; ;Gj 3 ii noHR; Excelsior, 1ao-bass.
ABD1Ns BIZ; ssSsi MACHINE. sunssrsnd. e: .ies;
SsfR&b fapE#sffHs CO. sfs
AbbfNG a5h e maAscHrNEs-Have I = Under
wood -Sunstrand machines; brand
new; will sell for $50 each. ST.
ADDiiNG MACHINES and typewriters.
all makes. new and used. Pay for
for christmas. CENTRAL, 20i9 18th
ADDREss1NG /, RiS;s Ss' MACHINE. iaci was sse.so
aSE GsiTrH stF TYrRwRiTRR L Hs1sRRl e. e.
AMPLIFiER. AItec-Lansing, and Jen-
sen speaker, in bass reflex cabinet.
ANTIouEs-Dutch Marketry cover
nor winthrop style desk, and Dutch
Marketry breakfront curio cabinet,
Jaeobean sesno oak din. rm. suite, $3.50.
ANTIQUE S SECRETARY, tables.
miniature French pieces; moving;
see janitor. 4s01 N. Lane. Be-
thesda. 10
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COMPOSER for permanent position
with local publishing organization.
Some dictation but more direct writ
ing Of letters involving relations
osr a and Ase eea ssifty WORT
Minimum shorthand 100 words;
minimum typing so words per min
ute. Excellent working conditions
In new air..conditioned building. Call
EX. O33S for appointment. -S
experienced in law
ONCE desirable but not necessary:
5-day week; not over IS years Of
age; salary S235 0 month; give age,
education. exper. Box 1896. Star
sTENoGRAPHER WANTED to start
be- able to take ssass eomplete lemee charss: mss:
one-girl operation: salary open;
nve.day week. Apply In person.
6403 Georgia ave. NV. 0 TO- s.
sTENoGRAPHER. competent. with
knoylege of bookkeeping helpful.
excellent working conditions: s.
day week. 2 weeks vacation. This
position located in Bethesda, Nd,
Chevy Chase q Northwest Washing
experience and ability. State age,
experience and salary expected,
Box 24-E. Star. 10
and die
tation; exper. desired in public re-
lattons work; 5-day wk. Phone EX.
4S11, Ext. 90. bet. S:30-4:3O pm.
IN
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HELP MEN

IF YOU ARE around 80 to 55 years
of age and have encountered difi-
cuttly getting employment, why not
go into business for yourself retail,
ing Rawleigh Products? Good OPP
portunity to develop permanent and
Profitable business. Write RAW
LE1GHS, Dept. DCL-14-HH. Ches-
End COOK. WHITE, country club in
Wash. area. If single can have rm.
and board. State previous exp. and
starting sal. expected. Box 261-H.
Star. $
MAN WANTED WITH CAP
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SALESWOMEN
CHRISTMAS DEPARTMENTS
MAIN STORE-FULL TIME
9:15 TO @; 5 DAYS
GARFINCKEL'S

st. at 14th
SECRETARY, in small fire and cas-
ualty insurance ONCE; to start jan
uary 2; .5-day week, company bene-
POOL ms. GROUP, Radio Bldg,
203O 18th st. N, Arl.. near Court
HsySe Issi or rd; ok ana S47y wilson blvd: GH'
SECRETARY, exp. necs Jewish Natl.
Org. Bethesda, Chevy Chase area;
salary, $50. 8 day wk.: pos. avail
immed. Write in detail to Box 5000.
SECRETARY. experienced, age 2b to
35; 5-day. 35-hour week; 2 wks.
paid vacation, group insurance and
pension benefits Salary open. Call
RI; 0Io2 for appointmsnt; 5
rienced;. 5-day wk.; hrs, 1915;
Press Bldg; sal. open. MA. 3603.
SECRETARY-ST -STENOGRAPHER, be-
tween 25 and 80, of above-average
ability, to perform responsible du-
ties in growing multiple corporate
office in Clarendon. Va. An inter
esting operation Offering smart"
neat appearing and ambitious young
lady an excellent opportunity. Ex-
perience in law. construction or real
estate will be helpful. Salary open.
advancement assured. OK. 43O3.
sTENoGRAPHER, tipping and dicta-
tion. permanent position, group in
surance and disqualification. Call
HECHINGER CO.. AT. 1400 for ap-
pointment.
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statesmen

WANTED BY
Well-known pants manufacturer max
ing MEN'S-YOUTH-B dress
wash and work pants
MARYLAND-VA- A-WASHINGTON
Resident man. owning car. and MAC
member preferred. No objection to
conflicting sideline Drawing
against commission. Write in de-
tail for interview to Box 474-G
Star.
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LEDGER CLERK

11o1 Penna. Ave. NV.
MGR. -HOUSEKEEPER. refined lady;
manage 75-rm. hotel; exper. in
renting rooms. collecting rents; d.
recting hotel work and help: good
character; no dependents: $3.50 mo-.
live in. HO. 6720.
OFFICE CLERKs age 1928: 5h-day.
40-hr. wk.; permanent position: ex-
perience in general office duties de-
sirable; pleasant working condi-
st9ns; aAgRly IN gSaIr ge5SseanI ssoz1S rGs 40
INC. AS 10th st. s.w. 10
OFFICE CLERKS. opening for 2
sonalities, age 20-35 for general
office routine. Call DU. I'LL be-
tween 8 and IL am. for appoint
ment -12
OFFICE GIRL, knowledge Of simple
bookkeeping and typing. shorthand
not necessary; meals included. Ap-
ply HAJE'S. famous for chicken,
94S New. York ave. NV, between
PROOF r. sFd eHRRGRER-cLA1M * CLERK,
under 35 yrs, by auto insurance CO..
conven. downtown location; new,
air-conditioned ONCE bldg; ability
TO type essential; permanent posi-
ton. 40-hr. wk., paid disqualification
and vacation: good starting salary
with cost of living allowance. Phone
MR.. SIEBERT, ME. 1870. 10
Evening star., 1950-12-08

positions. State age and past exper.
All replies confidential. No inquiries
will be made at your present con-
CAsHIER-CLERK-We have an
DasIe Of oa landing saes ss
One with automobile exper. pref.
put not essential; perm position;
good salary and working condi-
tions. See Mrs. Simmons. BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO., INC, 1880
Conn. ave. NV. -12
CLERICAL. IS to 80. for 35-hour
and Msdk Apply h s stesrns doEUMh1A sstTssn
Chevy Chase, Md. 10
under 80; tspIns necessary. dicts.
benefits, FLEET PHoTo SERVICE.
CLERK for general al Clerical duties in
yolving some typing: excel. work
8! 81 DYNAMIC sIH5!' sToREs. 1s6o S 6 slsar St.
CLERK -TYPIsT to learn bookkeeping
applicant can type. Give age. also
phone number. Box 445-D. Star.
CLERn-l YriSI. perm. pos. in new,
mod air-cond. bldg. Paid vacations,
efits; excel. opp. for advancement.
goth CENTURY FOX FILM CORP,
415 3rd st. NV. IS
CLERK -TYPIST, not over 80. with
high-school education; perm. posi-
tion; 5-day. 36A-hr. wk.; good sal
ary; opportunity for advancement.
WEAVER BROS. INC. Wash. Bldg.
Call Mr.. Allnut, DI. $500 IS
CASHlER-TYPIST - Excel oppor-
tunity for young woman to get
in on ground floor of new finance
company. Must be able to meet
public. type. Apply in person. Mr..
Stuart. ROYAL LOAN CO.. 1920
Georgia ave. JU. 7-5400. Ill
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HELP MEN 3 WoMEN tcent. J

wANTED-Junior high teacher. pvt.
school; math., English. knowledge
of sports or shop desirable. Call
Evening star., 1950-12-08

for office
OF local CPA; permanent position;
30 day week; salary S50-S60.
SNrite giving experience. age and
partial status. Box 18Th. star.
TEACHER to live in pvt. school. do
group Of resident children. P. o.
for semiprivate lessons;
Ii English for foreigners: day and eve
TEMPoRARY SALES ' HELP ''ne; needed
through Xmas period or till Jan.
l: full time or part time; for sales
aIad N GIT items rs and cards Apply M.
sToIT. INC. 1910 New York ave.
TUTOR for library course; desire
sssslsns. AYs sox iso-H. iHIsssas stai. oil o. Il
TYPIsT. female. white. age 20-35;
50 w.pm. FuIl-tine Tst ne sGls emploSmenes: ~ yee
must be able to work 7 am. to
$3.50 pm. one week and $3.50 pm.
to 1l:30 pm: following week; 6-day
week. Employe benefits after 8
n mos; S,r Apply personnel ONCE. MAY
and DeSales st.
TYPIsTS. permanent position in
plumbing and heating supply house
with excel. opportunity for advance
ment; experience preferred but not
essential; 5-day, 40-hr. week. Call
ST. 0050, Miss Wittstatt. for ap-
pointment. holland COMPANY.
INC, 1856 K st. ne. is
TYPIST, 5-day. 37h-hour week; good
salary and advancement; excellent
oflce environment. Call MA. 0624.
$
TYPIST. for debating machine work
and general secretarial duties; 49,
hour wk.; time and half for over
time. Company benefits. Perm.
position with HECHINGER CO.,
18th and H sts. ne. Call AT
400 for appt.
TYPIST, for large casualty insurance
company. excellent working condi-
tions, permanent position, opportu-
nifty for advancement. See MRS.
CASSIDY. 4th floor, Wire Bldg, 1000
Vermont ave. NV. III
ST-CLERK-We have an OPEN
ing for a good typist with general
clerical exper. One with automo-
bile exper. pref. but not essential
Perm. position, good salary and
working conditions. See Mrs. Rus.
sell. BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
INC, 1880 Conn. ave. liz
Evening star., 1950-12-08
HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
full and part time. WOODLAWN
SERVICE, 1926 No. Wash. blvd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exp; must be 81; reliable; ref. req.
LENoX MOTOR CO.. WA. 1890.
sHEET-METAL MECHANICS - See
our large ad. MARYLAND ELEC-
TRONIC MANUFACTURING CORP.
5000 Calvert rd.. Col. PIX. Md. WA
1900.
SHIPPING CLERK, wanted, by build
ing materials dealer; must be high
school graduate and know city and
suburban areas. Apply ROSSLYN
STEEL & CEMENT CO.. 3031 K st.
NV. III
SHiPPING AND RECEIVING Clerk for
nationally known concern. State
particulars. Box 1S3-H, Star. 10
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. in selling
shoes for the family: full time or
ewes. and Sat. 3412 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-08
HELP WOMEN

STENOGRAPHER-Applications being
accepted for desirable position in
WASHINGTON office of national manu-
facturer; some shorthand and typing,
moderate speed; general office duties.
5 days wk,. disqualification and sick
benefits. Phone Elk. 1850.
Evening star., 1950-12-08
Attention.
43VVNI1 V1O1Xe
Union BricklaverS

Cold weather is setting in. Work
Tightening up; avoid being laid of
Come to work for us where we will
definitely employ you and keep you
going. Have plenty Of inside work
and material on hand. Good wages
Overtime and Saturday work on
most projects.
Call LIEB BROS.
90 Park Place. Newark. N. J.
Evening star., 1950-12-08
MOTOR TRAVEL
INSTRUCTION COURSES

COURSES-Stenog. sec
retaries wanntsd,- S55 to $65 wk. up;
and private Arms. Courses s-s wks..
day and night classes. Start now.
Why lose $40 to S12 day dreaming
action pays at BOYD SCHOOL,
79o. 18th: cor. G NV. MA: 2340
placed in better Observation-Disclosures
of excel. openings now.
DANCING; beginners and
adv. classes; women and children
teacher from Hawaii. TIE. 1892. -12
SHORTHAND or IYPING
Learn in 6 Weeks
Speedwriting Pencil Shorthand
Used in Business and Civil Service.
Low Cost. Enroll Any Time
Day or Night.
SPEEDWRITING SCHOOL.
1906 G st. NV Sterling 2252.
Learn TYPING-S6 Month.
Beginners or Brushup Course.
TYPING SCHOOL
Evening star., 1950-12-08
K Place. Newark, N,
Mitchell 3-7420.
ATTENTION
statesmen

We need 3 more men in our sales
dept. Earnings unlimited and future
secure. We are not affected by booms,
wars, priorities or depressions. Ex-
per. not necessary. Complete train
ing given. Car necessary. Substan-
tial drawing account. For personal
Lee between 10 and 12. or 9 and
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY. 1901
Evening star., 1950-12-08
SALESMAN

Are you fed UP with cut-throat COM
petition, high-pressure selling, trav-
cling, big operating expenses. busi-
ness investments. straight canvass
ing and seasonal fluctuating in
comes? Would you like to represent
9S-year -old national concern. one
Of the largest. most progressive in
all-season business with better than
average earnings. in pleasant. digni-
field, S-hour day with opportunity
for advancement? Sales experience
not necessary; thorough training. If
you are married, own a car. in good
health, age 25 to so. call for ap-
day. between $50 am and $50
PM. EN-. 0735. ask for MR.. TOBY.
Evening star., 1950-12-08
ROUTE MAN
ROUTEMEN

ROUTEMAN, white. for established
dry-cleaning route; must be sober
good worker; pay plus commission
Apply IN person, 607 H st. ne. Ill
SALESMAN for used cars. guaranteed
salary salary plus commission: car fur
008 w1ssNeER 1esRS1sqna'y cHEvRo sfE s5
LET CO., Seven Cor.s. Falls Church,
va; Apply in person. ask for Mr..
SALESMAN to sell real estate. prefer
man with some experience put will
background. Must be between 25-
40 yrs. Of age: a hard worker and
own automobile; average earnings
Sia9 S2S9 Tk; , For appt.. call Mr.. COLE
sALESMAN-Young man, $3.50, to
of etan ce eTsam ena maatan mann Tsa saI eHs
helpful. Car necessary. Salary.
Perm. POSITION. Answer IN Tl-Vxihia; Writine
saEYER AE 4 ICE j. cRf%M x12aF c6!. 6Daniss56 lss6
Bladsnsburg I'd. ne. 10
eALESMAN-,Men's wear and work
clothes; salary plus comm; exper
MILLS CO.. 9th and E sts. NV
SALESMAN. experienced in mems
wear. for our new arlington, Va.
store: permanent position. SALTZ
BIOS. 1341 F st. NV. IS
SALESMAN for men S furnishing
store. Excel. opport Apply mgr. :,
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP, 432 9TH
st. NV. 8
sALESMAN-S65 wk.: good comm.
Easily build-up weekly sales route.
selling soaps. brooms. mops. clean
ing supplies to local restaurants and
institutions. Perm. phone, Ii.
7-3304. IS
NATFSMAN "a teLa che-,. - S,-
nishings department in mems store.
Must be capable and experienced.
Sligo 1922. S
SALESMAN, that is willing, work to
cover the Washington, D. c., area
for one of the leading companies
In its field We have been in busi-
ness since 1866 and are looking for
Q top-rate salesman who is looking
for a future with good company
For C. personal interview. call 81
453l or write A. z. RATHBUN
l1O5 Flower ave, Takoma Park
Washing gton 12 10
Evening star., 1950-12-08
SITUATIONS WOMEN
SITUATIONS MEN g. WOMEN

COUPLE to manage small NV. room
ing house; nice aptS man employed
FLORIST-Full or part time; good
opportunity Apply in person.
CLAIRE FLORIST. 1865 Wisconsin
COLORED COUPLE, wife cook. man
ood ref eaTe'kT aT 1888 8r sPEScER nsSf 'rs
Evening star., 1950-12-08
TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for a
good colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between rs and 35
years of age: previous experience
and D. C. permit required: must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dition to salary. generous company
benefits will be provided Apply
personnel. Room 506. Open week
days S:30-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls
Evening Star Building
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
UPHOLSTERER, first-class mechanic,
custom uphol. shop, Silver Spring;
excel. opp. for future; full or part
time man needed R. F. COLE CO.,
963 Selim rd.. SH 0606 .
experienced only; good tips:
no Sundays. Apply between 4 and
5 pm. ALFONSO'S RESTAURANT,
1d1o T, ct q
Evening star., 1950-12-08
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Experienced clothing and furnishings
man for old-established mems store.
Steady worker will be paid excel.
salary. Permanent position.
GEORGE & co.
910 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-08

SPECIFICATION WRITER. exper. on
building construction. Apply MILLS
& PETTICORD, 330S 14th st. NV
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Boilers, Bldg. Materials

Boilers, Bldg. Materials
Lge. stock OF good lumber neer-
ing: doors windows. plumbing. pipe.
boilers and radiators. HECKINGER
CD. 15t1 and H SITS ne. At. 1400.
BINOCULARS. unredeemed, sx30.
Carl Zeiss. ltvghts., cent. adj; Just
like new; with case; cost S13S, our
price. S79.5O. tax incl.
Rosslyn Loan Co., Inc.
CHI. $500. OK. $500
AND CASE, both new,
never used, powerful, 7x5O, clear
and light weight: excellent Christi
mas present for Yachting or sport
ing enthusiast; S45, u Of orig. cost.
BOOKS sets. chndcraft and
Journey Through Bookland"; good
BRICK. used; we deliver. ARROW
WRECKING CO. HOO S. Capitol
st; II. 3-.2261. Ii: 3-26O2. .
BRICKS. face and common. any
: quantity PENNSYLVANIA BUILD
ING SUPPLY, AID. 1900.
BRICKS, / or a million. face and
common. ALASKA COAL & BRICK
CO. MA 1855; Otis 1900.
BUILDING ITEMS-Open Sats., 81.
Slvd.. nr. Kew PrHI Bridge. ga a. 4v1as4, 4M1a5sHh
BUILDING MATERIALS VI Lumber.
brick. steel, htg.. rad, plbg., pipe,
drs., wndws.. etc. Visit our yard;
Free delivery. Daily. to s; Sun, Ga.
ARROW, HOO S. Capitol, Ii. 3-226l.
Evening star., 1950-12-08
CANDY SALESGIRLS

Xmas work in in new ' candy chain an
opening 1st store in Silver Spring.
Opportunity to work into managers
positions. State age and past exper.
All replies confidential. No inquiries
will be made at your present con-
nection. Box 155-H, Star. Ill
Evening star., 1950-12-08
BEDROOM

5McA rs IS " We ,5J{ GIAE4NTEE "a ZEE, roy SAY SAY
SAMPLE cIosEoUTs' c1ISoUso' LOOK 90 NlT At
THESE BARGAINS: Maple double
bed. chest, dresser and mirror. was
solid Cherry double bed. chest and
dresser and mirror, was 1929 so:
oak Splice set, was $3.50 so. now
1880; mahog. or maple flne beds
$3.50. 60 Man Many NOR more g;Hi Bargains too too
numerous to mention. Open Thurs.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash:
BEDROOM 5-pe; blond ma
SELF $as5; you must Sog see tRi'sS L 70 aDo
BEDROOM SUITE, beautiful s-piecs
solid light oak $50 Or best offer.
bEpsS n15sss to sGTE fH21 TIE u;sd ss9s lik. new
Sl5O; console radio-recorder com
bination. S100; grandfather's clock.
Phone DI. 4141. -s
BICYCLE, girls. 2O-inch. Also boys
suit. Phone OR. 3946. 8
BICYCLE, boys, schwinn, like new.
4esea5aa r. between wesa asfei'Sr'e'' snd g. 3 o'
BICYCLE, girls. 2S inch; practically
new; perfect condition; S25. uN.
BICYCLES. English racer. s25, and
standsEa sA. asgg American $50. cal
BICYCLE, girls 26-in.. was $50, will
sell for $50; practically new.
BIeYcIEs girls ae-ineh; new eondi-
BICYCLE. girls 26-in Packard, very
fine condition. S25. Ia. 1888. 10
BICYCLE, boys, 26-in: and high
chair. Call OW. S572 or CH. $500.
BICYCLE. new boys 26-inch Super
| de luxe. with speedometer. Sacri.
! fee, S4S. WI. 1925. 1Os
BICYCLES for boys. 26" and 2s",
SIS each. Power lawnmower. 35".
Evening star., 1950-12-08

BICYCLE. new boys 26-inch Super
de luxe, with speedometer. Sacri-
BICYCLES for boys. 26" and 2S",
SIS each. Power lawnmower. 35".
Evening star., 1950-12-08
CHRISTMAS TREES

CONTINUED on Next PaHs)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21
Cumberland
CUMBERLAND

CUMBERLAND - Cumber-
land Chapter o. E. S. met in re-
gular session on Thursday even
ing followed by formal install
lation of the new officers by
Installing Officer, Erna Ellis,
Installing Marshal; Rosemary
Bay, Installing Chaplain; Eleanor
Bell; Installing Sentinel, Cola
Klingler; Installing Organist,
Lillian Yerian.
The new officers for 1851 are
Worthy Matron, Kathryn Gibbs;
Worthy Patron, Dewey Gibbs;
Associate Matron, Pauline Spratt;
Associate Patron, John Bell;
Chaplain, Wilma Hamilton; Mar
shal, Mabel Craft; Organist,
Betty Frisher; Secretary, Blau-
che Revenaugh; Treasurer, Ber-
tha Bell; Conductor, Eleanor
Harris; Associate Conductress,
Elizabeth Barnett; Adah Eugene
Rex, Ruth, Mary Revenaugh;
Electa, Lillian Yerian; Warden,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21
Here & Yon

HERE & YOU - Our roads
still continue to be icy although
there is still lot of traffic.
Thursday visitors at the home
of Mrs. Rosella Young and fami-
ly were Mrs. Carolyn Greathouse
and children and Marie Polling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Polling and
daughter, June, visited over the
weekend with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. John Decoursey of
Norwich.
Walter Johnson was shopping
in Sarahsville, Thursday even
ing.
Raymond Polling and Robert
Warrick visited at the home of
Herman Gordon, Sunday even
ing.
Milton Vandyne is visiting a
few days with his daughter, Mrs.
Ray Frye and family of Massil-
Ion.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Betsy
Polling of Summerfield were Ray
Frye, Harry VanDyne and wife
and daughter, Shirley Mae and
June Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Betinger and
children spent Saturday evening
at the home of Walter johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker and
children of Cumberland visited
with their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Clark of Sarahsville, Sat-
urday.
Ruth Kirk and William Depue
visited Sunday evening with
Maggie Philips.
Junior Johns and Ocea Secrest
were visitors at the home of
Emma Kirkbride, recently.
To the Journal and Leader
staffs and all my readers, / wish
you one and all a Merry Xmas
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21
with their success.
Attends Wedding

Rev. and Mrs. p. ]. Stratton
left Monday for Troy NY. to at
tend the wedding of Mrs. STRAIT
tons sister, Miss Agnes Bonesteel
to Robert Weitsel of North Caro-
lima. Miss Bonesteel has been at
tending college at Houghton NY.
Glass Meetings
The Class of Service met We'd
nesday evening in the Social
Rooms of the Church for their
annual Christmas dinner and gift
exchange. The dinner was a
covered dish affair and was most
bountiful. Mrs. Blanche Hickey
had charge of the program. Of
ficers were appointed for the
coming year as follows, President
Hazel Meigen; Vice-pres. Hilda
Newhart; Treasurer Albert Mar
quis; Secy, Vivian Rich. Mrs Dell
Smith had charge of the gift ex-
change and contest with Mrs.
Albert Marquis winning the
prize.
The Faithful Few Class met in
the church Thursday evening and
enjoyed a Turkey Dinner. The
Turkey was roasted by Mrs
Doris Brumley, a member of the
class. Mrs. Ocia Anderson had
charge of the program. Mrs
Marie Walton had charge of the
table decorations, while Mrs
Vivian Corwin and Mrs. Betty
Bryant were in charge of the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21
Senecaville

SENECAVILLE - The Citi-
zens of the town met in the
American Legion Hall Thursday
evening for the purpose of. or
ganizing Defense Program for
our community. The meeting was
called to order by Mayor c. o.
Harding. who after brief talk
appointed the following men as
cnalrmen of the committees
r. Z. Rich, Chairman of Civilian
Defense; James Fell and Lester
Weekley, Supply and transport
alton. Carlos Meek, Communi-
cation and information; Howard
Keller, Training and Programs;
and Herbert Hague as Leader of
the Boy Scouts will help with
communications and the fire
department.
Bazaars Successful
The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist
church held their Bazaar of
Fancy Work and Baked goods
candy, etc., in the church annex
Tuesday. A luncheon was served
at the noon hour. Many of the
school children attended.
The Helping Hand Society of
the Presbyterian church held
their Bazaar in the township
house Friday afternoon.
Many of their members who
now reside elsewhere sent arti-
cles to be sold at this occasion.
Both groups were well pleased
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dinner. After which a gift ex-
change was enjoyed.
The Friendly Class held a
covered dish dinner in the annex
of the Methodist church Friday
evening Carols were sung and
an imprompta program was en-
joyed. Cheer sisters were reveal
ed by gift. A gift exchange was
then held.
Among the Ill
Mrs. Maude Gray is reported
very i'll at her home. Her son
Homer Gray has been dismissed
from the Veterans hospital
Aspinwall Pa.
WILDER Unklesbay is very i'll
with pneumonia at his home on
Mill street. Mrs. Unklesbay who
also has been i'll, is reported as
improving.
Personals
Mrs Cora Campbell who has
been residing on her farm east
of town has gone to Cambridge
for the remaining winter months.
Mrs. Bessie Montgomery who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harrison Singleton has returned
to her home in New Lexington.
Miss Lorene Rich has returned
to Canton after spending the
weekend at her home here. J
Paul Hartley was a business
caller in Antioch Thursday.
Mrs. Vada Rich and sons and
Miss Margaret Singleton OF
Columbus recently visited the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harrison Singleton.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Bryant re-
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Pricer in Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Rich ano
son of Columbus, spent the week.
end with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.. Rich on Pos.
sum Valley.
Miss Louise Hartley has beer
employed to help in the Post
Office during the Christmas sea-
son.