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SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL. colored; hospital nursing ex-
perience, desires job sensiinvalid; :;
40 hrs. week; $50. Box 217-D, Star.
1Q'
sEAMsTREss. alters tions; power ma
chine experience. Ii 3-5697. "a
TYPIST-Girl. colored, exp, desires
work. Call Immediately. TW. 1907.
CoMPANIoN-HELPER to eld. person,
iny. Or eonv.; mature woman. Phone
PRAcTIc6L COL. NURSE wants work
with employed cple. or child.
days week. ME. $3.50.
COLORED GIRL desires work, clean
ONCE or home, care of children,
work in drugstore1a refs. Ia. 34O2.
COLORED GIRL desires Job, part
time, evenings. Call after $50 pm.
weekdays, all day Saturday, co.
COLORED GIRL wants elevator job,
COLORED. GRADUATED, practical
nurse ueSireS position of any kiuo.
day or night duty. DU. 044o
COLORED LADY wants job cleaning
ol1ces or apt. houses. MI. 1928 after
3 p.m.
COLORED-1ntellis reliable. neat,
and experienced college graduate
desires work tipping. general ONCE
work, or clerk. NO 1856 "a
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MATTRESSES

Attractive young women between Is
and 81. interested in positions
located in D. C. and nearby Arlington
and Maryland. Salary plus tips;
Meals and unifroms furnished. Ex-
HOT sHoPPE. INC.
112A II St, NV.
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PERSONALS

THE KITTY JAY sCHOOL-Nursery-
Eki,n1dergsIrten. hot lunch. transp.
VACANCY s0i in nursing nome: e4!nr
staii eHTsins sa saTs sosa licensed BY county and
SLIGO DAY NURSERY-We, now have
2, few openings lor children, ages
Ia to 5 yrs; transportation, hot
Sligo 1888 .Nr.> N. Hampshire and
's%TSH sSa asb SEsT 1s.t :,,75 gsss asy
sth St. NV. GE. e7sa. WV 81
NURSING HOME vacancy. next 70
%,thns bath snd porch. Kind 24-hr. essre
FUR GARMENTS remodeled to capes,
sstolss' Jackets or any fur piece;
age with remodel. AD, a241. is
LADIES-We can tailor you Q suit
r. ron T. aHe! surD,ns nus 9sns co. s4i4 SUITS s5
VACANCY, N.w.-Lady. 24-hr, nurs-
ine, care, tray service, beaut. view
and rm:. pvt. bath. WO. 9267. -25
PERMANENT. s4: shampoo and
Ss;Si HtSs So srASf1 81 eoERisf
G1LMARTiN SCHOOL offers the best
in pre-school training: in homelike
w ShNh mas SOIle
private and semiprivate vacancies
for ambulatory or bed patients;
"a hour trained nursing care; own
ed by physician who is in daily
attendance. FA. O643. 80
EXCELLENT. full time care for your
Child chi ,og, y my home; large yard'
LOVELY room: excellent meals for
elderly lady: cheerful Bethesda
home mr.. shop. center. OIL. 1895.
VACANCY for elderly lady. good food
Reas aea Gars rates. 81 ff-fr 4ol4 garden ss'r
COLORED WOMAN desires position,
e.h.v. and cooking, Live in. Will
ing. reliable and dependable. Excel
lent refs. $35 wk. Call NO. S435.
LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER
OF 5th Ave, N. Y, can solve any
clothes problem you have. Nothing
too, hard TO do. Custom made. re-
styling alterations. Centrally 10
Gated, 1110 p st. NV, Rm. 20.
Phone EX. 1909.
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Statesmen Cont d.
SALESMAN

LARGE BALTIC ianitor supply hrm has
now selling this line will be given
this wonderful opportunity Write
UNITED SANITARY CHEMICALS
co q s Howard st Ralfn
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CEMENT WORK, driveways, walks
steps, retaining walls, all expansion
joints frost-proofed, reinforced. Con-
venient terms. CARGO. ov. 54sl
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fag-
places, cement driveways. porches,
EEetsaininsf Eftai Tsls; p,Ds draipas al
SuGEGi31 SUSEy1: Re seuts ,ob g. HolnsTs ss lsgs
FENCE. Cham Link; tmmed, installa.
ST; 1887 or FA. 257s. 20
FENCES. chain link, picket. estate,
rsf eriees in'talsd 1H ESQ y concrete Leg IeHt't
FENCE, saiyanized. chain link. all
posts set in concrete; immediate
erection; get the best for less. No
money down. 80 mo; to pay; Phone
MODERNIZING ano sdd,tions. cellar
.s.!%s.s. NAfioNxI asp0cs5 coNTRAcf. 11s IF
xon, ,c'n; Sc; 1908 Eye s nv
70 soos es na snd ossS ssSsaGni ~ ir.s sea est
PAINTING PAnSntS5N AND sSA PAPERHHNGiSG ssiis an
scraping and ,fioor sanding; general
repairs; no lob too large or. toe
20 yrs. exper' Can Htas Hu. s65s. Ssn 81.
PORCHES, screened and enclosed; re-
modelling driveways and garages
built; expert workmanship: no money
SSTn %iiiams ys; yAMrs1c2HN r an Ho%E R5Gn. NJ NJ
PROVEMENT CO.. HO. 1888: ewes.
and Suns. WA. 1914. -25
SCREEN your porch now while
have best materials. Terms to suit
" D TAYLOR. ewes. 81. 3942
HERE 1T is! A new shipment of 40
lb. tin for your roof Work done
Immediately. EN-. 3O62. 1a'
Al HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE
Rem odellins. painting, all repairs
Call CHI. 1889 or NO. 1889, ewes.
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PART TIME WORK
Eshed reputation for quality prod
ucts has several opportunities for
women: earn a steady income with
established customers: can be ham
died from home in your spare time.
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HELP MEk Cont J

MAN. 7l-.O, must have at least ".
ssryice station expe-.; good cha!se-
on ss5 {sllests 5enes eeG sec R PS' KINo 81
ST: nv; TO 4 2m .2l,s. ~2l
small group OF ONCE building clean
ers; day work, 40-hr. wk: good
salary: permanent status, with op-
portunity for financial advancement.
Reply must give training, experience.
age-- telephone and address. Box
MAN. sIee5, willing to be trained
every step in retail operation; ca
pable OF learning to manage a
branch store; must have commercial
education, good health, and INDUS,
PHOTO SUPPLY, sth and Pa. ave.
MAN OR BOY, white or colored; gen.
work around store. Post once box
2e5, Herndon, Va. 30
MEN. IS. white. TO distribute hand
bills; daily pay; z am. AGO New
MEN start on l or 2 day trial
basis ii you wish to determine what
an excellent opportunity this is.
The Fuller Brush Co. has a few
openings in established territories.
.tion furnished by experienced men.
Applv 9G9 National Press Bldg, 14th
and sts. NV. or call DI. 4477 or
DT 34as. -la
MEN-3
We have openings for 3 aggressive
men between - and As, who possess
pleasant personalities. are married
and own automobile. This is a SELL
ing proposition that requires no
canvsssins. All sales are made from
appointments furnished at no cost
Our inexperienced men earn $50
per week after 1st week training
Phone. ST. 637s between 9 and II
noon for appointment. go
YOUNG MAN, part-tine typist or bill
ing clerk ewes. each wk;. 8 pm.
curate and dependable: preferably
Assoc1ATED Nfft NFffRANsppoRT,0 Nc, e.
1925 Montana ave. ne. -2l
YOUNG MAN; exper. plumbers help
SMITH, VI. s064 between 8 and
YOU'VE MAN, % to 80, for estab.
lished laundry and dry cleaning
route. Guaranteed salary to start.
HUB LAUNDERERs, Eastern ave. at
37th ST., Mt. Rainier, Nd 10
YOUNG MAN. ambitious. free to
travel with nationally known con-
cern TO West Texas and return;
hleh earnings; transportation paid;
must be neat See MR. VIM A.
SMITH Cairo Hotel, 10Th and @
SITS. nv. sill am, SO pm Do
YOUNG MEN f3>. white. 1925, as
sis'; manaser in circulation sales
work; no eXper. nee: average earn
lngs $50. Apply a-a:3O am. Rm
e21, "a 9th ST. NV 20
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MANICURIST
FOR OUR
SPRING VALLEY SHOP
ON MASS. AVE. NV.
Excellent opportunity for
experienced girl.
GARFINCKEL
= st. at 14th.
MEDICAL SECRETARY

MEDICAL SECRETARY
Experienced, necessary qualification
is expert stenosraphy; desirable
experience with electrocardlograph
DR.. PAUL L1cHTMAN. Re. 3s96.
OFFICE WORKER-Tired of routine
work, want something instructive,
interesting, at good salary. perm.
apply MI. Waters. d. j. KAUFMAN,
PIX Hse oPGRAToR 5pRf rH ave Typlst, n;H; exper-
fenced, to work for wholesale lum-
ber dealer, 5-day wk. For appoint
ment, call ST. 1892. -21
PIX OPERATOR and file clerk. 5h-
day Tk; Apply Mrs, Strauss. MAJOR
MASTERPIECES, Oil 7th st. NV.
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER, REQUIRES
services Of rapid stenographer under
40 with diversified experience. Hourly
basis. part or full time. mo evening
or weekend workers) Call ST. 1871.
REAL ESTATE sALEswoMAN, ex-
perienced, with car: every assistance
given. MARY AULDRIDGE, OIL.
sAIESGIRLs wANTED-Apply in
Psrs9n Ps 22s at 81 al M st. NV, Must Must 0e
SALESDAY, experienced in ladies' ac-
cesSories: excellent pay and ,perma-
nent position for capable saleslady..
SIGMUNDS, s04 9TH st. NV. I'll
SALESLADY-For suits. coats and
dresses; thorough experience essen
tlal for interesting position in our
magnificent new Silver Spring store,
Apply JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO.,
SALES LADY for Arlington's most
popular dress shops; experienced
preferred under 35 years of age.
Salary: $45 per week, plus interest
ing commission arrangement en-
abling earninss UP to $50 to S65
per week Apply WYNNs. 3134
Wilson blvd, Arlington. -nn3
SALESLADIES, ready-to-wear depart
ment; at least 3 years dept. store
experience; good salary, discout
privileges. WAHL's S DEPARTMENT
STORE. 1th and H ne. Apply Mr.
BERENSON. -21
SALESLADIES, ready wear and
millinery; must have experience.
excellent salary. steady employ
ment. Apply LOIS Conn ave Ia
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SALESMAN
HELP WOMEN

ADDREsSOGRAPH OPERATOR, un-
der 35, for permanent position IN
life insurance company; 7-hour day.
5-day week. Apply between q and
IL m, Room 800, SIS 14th ST. Nv.
90
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YOUNG MEN (2)

An unusual chance TO learn
an interesting business with
bright advancement prospects.
Require high school graduates,
age is to 20. of character.
engaging personality, who are
anxious to tackle hard work.
Starting salary, S35 per week.
Drivers permit. thorough
knowledge of city required.
Apply Manager, afternoons, 2
To 330.
Evening star., 1950-04-19

PerSonnel-All Positions
National company in consumer feld
has several openings in sales, train
ing and executive positions. Excellent
earnings on commission. training fee
or overwrite basis, depending on
territories open in Virginia and
Maryland If you have had manage
ment experience. For interview.
write detailing experience and make
Of car available. A. W. TINSLEY.
2010 Norman rd. Glen Burnie. Nd.
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33 ROOMS. 10 BATHS

Exclusive Mass. ave, near Dupont
Circle; telephone and running water
in all rooms: rms. with priyate
bath; income quoted $1,000 per
month; 5iz-yr. lease at $500 a
month; clean and beautifully fur.
nished throughout: ideal for tour
ist house; REQUIRES $4,000 down.
balance easy. Call Mr.. Kalain, ewes d.
JU. 7-7a41.
Exclusive with
c. ]. Young, ST. 5100
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS
BATHROOMS

PORCHES. recreation
rooms nothing down, yrs. to pay
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO., RE. 4417
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ANTIQUEs-Pine chest pine table:
"a beds; walnut bed; chaise Tongue
type couch walnut table: narble-too
wash stand pine wash stand con-
verted to record PLAYER. occasional
chair. also attractive aluminium ta-
BILE 8 chair DE 1885 2O' g.
AHTIQUES-VictoTis sofa. rr ~
wha:-nots. table, reasonable prices.
AID. 1928 Ia
ANTIoUEs-Cobblsr bench $40;
schoolmaster desk. S35 small
blanket chest, SIS, pine peuter cup
board. S75 4al6 Del Ray ave
town I'd, lU.30 10 5. OIL $500.
ANTIQUES. GRANDMA's SHOP. soon
Conn ave. Ch Oh Lsks1. Nd.
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BATHROOMS
Complete bathroom remodeling serv-
ice. Call for free estimates.
K & w PLUMBING co.
644 H St. NE. AT. 3lSs
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ANTIQUES

EXHIBITION AND SALE
At the Armory in Silver sprint.
Md, April II through 2l-6 days.
IL am. to il pm. Dealers. col
lectorS and home owners cannot
afford to miss this important display
OF fne porcelsins. china, glass. silver.
brass, dolls. leEelry and furniture.
Everything IN the line OF home fur
niShingS VIII be on sale At lowest
prices The exhibitors will well
come the public with courteous and
enlIghtening service at all times.
Dorothy Smith. OF Silver SprinE.
wen known authority on plants and
flowers will arrange flowers daily
in antique containers for each OF
ihr !" bo" hE. Don't Iorsrt the
dstes-Monday. April ~, through
April 81. II YOU have not received
your courtesy half price tickets.
call WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP, SH sci. ~. ',1"7 or OE
1908 and tickets will be mailed 70
VOIt AZ pnrR
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Murray & Murray, Decorators
Paint your home roof now; exterior
interior painting, paper hanging
CHI. 1145. 8 am. to 10 p.m.: esti'
mates: prompt service; guaranteed
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American Linen Service
2233 9Th st. NV.
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WOMAN
Thoroughly experienced ir
all phases of photography
to take charge of camera
department.
GOOD SALARY .
AND COMMISSION
APPLY
WHELAN DRUG
Room 2l4-A
500 14th st. NV.
WOMAN

YOUNG LADY, white. general office
work and typing; opportunity for
recent high school grad with good
telephone personality Phone TU.
1177.. Wed, bet. l and s. Fri. bet.
and .. -2l
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE SALE. is per
cent discount on all makes, fully
Euaranteed CENTRAL. 20l9 l4th
ADDRESSING MACHINES-Full line.
from Sa9b up AMERICAN TYPE
WRITER CO, Ii. "-0Os2.
ADDRESSING MACHINT-New, vas
$50 so, now 81 30 UNITED TYPE.
WRITER 60 RE il77
AIR toNDITIONERS, Philco-Yark
window type one h p, Sl50, one
a. hip. 5000, Just rscharsed snd
ready for use CHI. ll@2. Gil 1914.
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Young women to do canvassing work
SALARY, $35 WKLY.
pleasing personality' Sac to 0 aos0
am; 6 to pm. CAPITOL GUILD,
INC 0l44 2 n
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LEA ENGEL. DREsSMAKER

LEA ENUEL, UKESbMAhEk
OF 5th Ave, N. Y, can solve an,
clothes problem you have. Nothini
too hard to do. Custom made, re
styling, slters atoms. Centrally 10
Gated, 1110 p st. NV, Rm. 20
Phone EX 1903
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PAPERING AND PAINTING
III work. estimates free Can Mr.
EECkET-T MI AQan DIl AnS2 Il
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PARACRETE PAINTS

PLUMBlNG-No lob too small. re-
pairs and replacements SANUu C
BOYD. INC GE 1858
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Bio con to hold sum-
mer's extra bulk eor-
boge. Tight cover.
Corrugated sides for
added strength.
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Plastic Domp-A-Boes

Just drop clothes in this
plastic bag. add water.
close top and let them
stand. They'll be ready
for ironing even days
later.
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REDWOOD NEWS

Mrs. F. G. Vandergriff. Mrs.
Howard Temple prepared a pap
er on April FOOLS Day" which
was read by Mrs. Paul Curl. Mrs.
Giles Mcdaniel prepared a paper
on Memorial Day which was
read by Mrs. Agnes Drake.
The work of the American
Red Cross and the American
Cancer Association was discussed
by the group. There will be one
more meeting in the calender
year and this is to be a dinner
meeting with place and plans to
be announced.
HoPEvALE CIRCLE MEETS
Mrs. Charles Perkins enter
tanned the members of the Hope
vale Mission Circle of the Baptist
Church at her home on Monday
evening. Mrs. Wayne Dilger, the
president, presided and led in
the devotional period.
Mrs. Guy Newhouse had charge
of the. song service. The program
had been planned by Miss Luz
ellie Smith and was a playlet on
Christian Citizenship. Those
taking part included Mrs. Earl
Mincke, Mrs. Harlan Burnside,
Mrs. Willis Brown, Mrs. J. I. Bro
beck and Miss Laura Rea.
Plans were completed for the
showing of the film, "Out of the
Dust, at the Baptist Church in
Redwood this Friday evening.
The film will be presented by DR..
Poorman, state director of evan
gelism and stewardship. The cir
Gle will have charge of the devo-
tional period and special music.
This program will be open to the
public.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by
Miss Laura Rea.
PERSONALS
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Claiborne
BY MRS ARTHUR POTTS

Mrs. Retta Barnett, a highly
respected citizen of Union
County, died Thursday night in
Memorial hospital, Mt. Vernon.
She was brought to the Winters
funeral home at Redwood where
services were held on Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. r. F. Bell and
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Potts were
dinner guests Wednesday eve
ming of MIR. and Mrs. Dana Kin
nikin.
Miss J. Bernice Moore and Miss
Helen Nutter were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Moore,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howald
and son were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts We'd
nesday, of last week. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Bell were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Langstaff, of Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Dodd, of
Cleveland, called at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts, Mon
day.
Mrs. Mary Temples son, NAL
en-, from Mansfield, spent the
weekend with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Retterer
and Mrs. Junior Retterer and
children, of Marion, spent Satur-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith
Myles and daughter.
MI. and Mrs. Dolph Potts and
children, of st. Adams, w. Va,
spent the weekend with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Potts.
The w. S. c. S. of the Clai-
borne Methodist Church held its
April meeting in the home of Mrs.
Lola Hull, with Mrs. Halle Styre
and Stella Hull, assistant hos
tesses. Mrs. Webster opened the
meeting with a hymn. Mrs. Potts,
program leader, read the Scrip
ture lesson and Mrs. Ridge gave
a very good talk on Youth.
Mesdames Webster, Wheeler and
Grindell gave a playlette, and
at the social hour the hostesSes
served lovely refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Mosher, of
Marion, were Sunday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Earick.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. B. Norris, of
Mt. Vernon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Sands, of Ironton, were
guests Saturday night and Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
Asa sec
Miss Ethel Reed spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Chand-
Ter. lSsssWK
David Rosette had the measles
last week but was able to go back
to school, Friday.
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sesxtette played several numbers.
During the evening the club
presented each member of the
band with a corsage or bouton-
Main composed Of an orange
earn alton with black and orange
ribbons. Nh. Fogt, the band di-
rectur, was presented with a glass
fly rod with a Pfleuger reel.
The, popular dance orchestra,
Melody Notes, from Marion,
Furnished the music for dancing.
About 200 attended the party.
REPORT OF CANCER DRIVE
The icommittee in charge of the
Cancer drive in Redwood are an
nouncnng hat they have collect
ed $3.50 besides the 1882 that was
turned In as a memorial fund for
Mr.. Myrton Miller.
The committee wishes to thank
the members of the Carpe Diem
Club who assisted in the collec-
ton of the money. Anyone who
was not contacted and who wish
es to give may still do so by con-
tacting any of the following, Mrs.
George Hunt ST., Mrs. L. Z. Ben
ton, Mrs. G.. H. Williamson, or
Mrs. Edgar Hastings.
The committee wishes to an
nounce that there will be a spec
ial meeting at 8 p. m. Wednes-
day, May 3, in the high school IN
MarysviIle. This meeting is open
to the public and those having
a membership ticket are entitled
to vote in the business session.
RATE SUPERIOR IN
STATE CONTEST
Last Saturday the Brass Sex
tette from Redwood High School
competed against nine other
schools in the state contest in
Columbus at Capital u. Rich
wood received the rating of SUI
perior. Three other schools were
rated as excellent. The Fleetwood
Sextette is composed of Edwin
Gulliford and Dana Shoup,
trumpets; Knute Roberts, bari
tone horn; Robert Allen, French
horn; Mary Ann Chapman, from
bone, and Irwin Durbin, Sousa-
phone.
In the contests for s~oloistS,
Knute Roberts on the baritone
horn, received the rating of ex-
cellent. He played MY Regards
waltz, by Llewellyn, for his Sc
lection. Dick PARROT, a student
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from Magnetic Springs, also won
an excellent rating on the alto
saxophone. He chose I'm on 18th
Century Drawing Room, by
Scott, for his selection.
All of these students have been
trained by Mr.. Marvin Fogt, di-
rector of music in Claibourne-
Redwood Schools and Magnetic
Springs High School.
ATTEND MARION
ASSOCIATION
A group of ladies from the
Redwood Baptist church attend
ed the meeting of the Mission
society of the Marion Associa-
ton at Trinity Church in Marion
last Thursday.
Included in those who attended
were Mrs. Ray Beaver, Mrs.
Claud Swartz, Mrs. Neva Harger,
Mrs. Burl Ross, Mrs. r. j. Lang
staff, Mrs. w. w. Golf, Mrs. How
ard Temple, Miss Jessie Jones,
and Mrs, Ernest Debolt. The
ladies quartette composed of Mrs.
Howard Temple, Mrs. jock Well
er, Mrs. Ada Mcdaniel and Mrs.
Harold Simmons sang several
numbers. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Charles Gill.
Rev. r. c. Turner of the Rich
wood Baptist Church led in the
hymn singing both morning and
afternoon. The ladies of the Os-
trander Baptist Church won the
banner for the largest attendance
travelling the most miles.
CARPE DIEM CLUB
Mrs. C. H. Williams entertained
the members of the Carpe Diem
Club at her home last Thursday
Afternoon. Mrs. Edgar Hastings,
the president, presided. Roll call
was answered by News Topics.
An interesting paper on Flag
Day. was prepared and read by
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Miss Lois Langstaff, of Cleve-
land, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. j. E. Langstaff.
Mrs. Carey Fox, of Prospect,
was the weekend guest of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
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Mrs. r. r. Fisher is now at her
home recuperating nicely from
surgery for the removal of a
goiter.
Mrs. Ruth Weller has been con-
fined to her home for several
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and Mrs. Orley Storey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Matteson
were overnight guests Of Mrs.
Matteson's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fox have
returned from Florida.
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APRIL a. 1850

days on account of illness.
MI. and Mrs. Giles Mcdaniel
and family were Sunday after
noon callers at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Russell, at Mt.
Victory.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-04
Your Clu b S

Nursing, have plans for bazaar,
to be held May goth from 11:00
am. to $50 pm. in the new rec
reation room of the University
Hospital Residence Hall, 11100 Eu-
cid ave. Tea will be served.
Heading the committee is Mrs.
Wallace Baker, 5000 Woodbury. rd.
Shaker Heights.
Mrs. Charles G. Weeks, 1882
Elberon ave., has been reelected
president of the Radio Council of
Greater Cleveland, it was an
nounced following the Councils
regular meeting at the Higbee
Auditorium, April 9th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-04

May 9th in the recreation room
in the home of Mrs. Joseph M
Jacobs, 15942 Glynn rd. Making
up the cast will be Mrs. Wenner
A. Funk, Mrs. Lee M. Younker and
Mrs. Carl s. Winner.
Mrs. John Tomcho and Mrs.
Lawrence E. Smith are assisting
Mrs. Jacobs as hostesses for the
meeting.
The Cafarelli Opera Guild is
meeting Saturday, May 9th at s in
the home of Mrs. Victor DiSanctis,
1925 FairmQunt blvd. Following
the election of officers a musical
of Italian classics will be presented
by Lillian Kuluris, Richard For
tune, William Cowles and Raymond
Petrich with Nancy DiVito as the
accompanist. Assisting hostesses
will be Mrs. R. G. Cafarelli, Mrs.
John Garmone, Mrs. H. D. Clifford,
Mrs. John Schitker, Miss Cora
Kuehn and Mrs. Julio Rodriguez.
Annual inspection at Winder-
mere Chapter 388. Order of East
ern Star was observed Monday,
April oath, and among the guests
was Mrs. Francis Prucha, a past
matron of the Chapter who came
from her home in Washington to
attend the inspection.
Spring appointments marked
the decorations for the tables at
the dinner which preceded the
inspection ceremonies and special
music was an added feature. This
years Worthy Matron is Mrs.
Pauline Meldau.
Mrs. Edward Arm will preside
at the Board meeting of the East
Cleveland Blue Star Mothers on
Friday, May 18th. 1t will be held
at the home of Mrs. George Gels
at 14616 Alder ave. at 1880.
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The Fireside Guild of the Wes-
tern Reserve Chapter, OAR, will
meet with Mrs. John L. Miller and
her sister, Miss Gertrude Aller-
ton, 1916 Belmore rd., at 500 p. m.
Monday, May 9Th. This Guild is
for younger members of the OAR.
who live on the east side.
All interested who are eligible to
join are most cordially invited to
attend this meeting of the newly
organized group.
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Past Chaplains No. 388 Winder-
mere Chapter O.E.S. will meet,
Friday, May 5th in the home of
their president, Mrs. Blanch Hig-
gins, 1858 Daleford rd., Shaker
Heights. Desert luncheon will be
served.