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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-10
RETURNING FROM HOSPITAL

Floyd D. Watts of near Sum-
merford, who has. been a patient
in University Hospital for the last
few weeks, will return home July
10.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-10
WOODS At OPEN WIN
BY Craig wood
AS told to Frank Eek
APP Newsfeatures Sports Editor

APP Newsfeatures Sports Editor
My biggest golf thrill was Win
ming the U. S. Open at Colonial
in Fort Worth in 1941. Every
body in golf tries to win the Open.
had been trying to win the Open
since 1925. It's the big one and al
ways a big thrill for the winner.
On the last green / sank 35-
foot putt to win the title
could have 3-putted and won al
though had l done that it would
have taken away a lot of the
pleasure.
In 1910 l finished two shots
back at Centerburg in Cleveland
when Gene Sarazen tied Lawson
Little. Gene was going for his
third Open but Little won the
playoff, 7O-73.
In 1889 I also finished second
at Spring Mill in Philadelphia
after tieing Byron Nelson and
Denny Shute for top prize at 284.
In the first playoff Nelson and
shot 68s but Shute had a 76.
In the second 18-hole playoff By
beat me, 70-73.
Thus, after missing two years in
row. that win in 1941 gave me
much satisfaction. ] beat Denny
Shute by three blows and Ben
Hogan by five.
My first big thrill was winning
the l941 Masters. l had finished
second twice in that tournament
too. Sarazen beat me with a
double eagle and in the other
Horton Smith cut me up a bit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-10
From where ! sit :. M Joe Marsh

Might Say
The Birds Got "NeftIed"


learned about their migratory
habits. Afterwards, they're let
loose-and everyone's happy.
From where / sit, it was good
example Of how when you learn
the real facts they're often not az
bad as they may sound at first.
Like with people. Get to really
knop your neighbor and chances
are you'll be more tolerant of his
preferences--even though they're
not your own. Take a good look.
before you jump TO conclusions.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-10
BExEl SPECIAL FORMULA
May DO WONDERS FOR YOU

Naturally il Is wise TO consult your
doctor, since such q condition may
be due to other causes. But il mild
Nitamin.B and Iron deficiencies are
the cause Of your bodily distress,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-10

powerhouse ! Whips along the highway.
romps over the hills, handles and parks
easier than any sedan you've known
before; Delivers up 10 80 miles a gallon
at average highway speed
And like the Nash Rambler Convert
ible and All-Purpose Sedans, its low
price includes nearly $500 worth of
custom accessories. Come see 1.-THE
newest of the world S most modern cars!
Evening star., 1951-11-30

PIANIST. white, steady employment
in refined restaurant, 8 pm. til -,
salary open; ST. 1918 for appt.
Il
Observation-Disclosures, / to s.
Monday through Friday. National
organization. 81 per hr. MA.
STOCK CLERK-Full-time position.
Must be under 10. See Mr.. Roy,
BENSON JEWELERS., 1919 F St.
NV. 2nd floor. i
APT. RENT FREE to white cpIe. for
cleaning lge. rooming house; NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
HOT SHOPPES

x,RAY TECHNICIAN. part time.
State qualifications and experience.
Box 491-S. Star. Il
GIRL WANTED, neat appearance, To
wait on trade in supermarket; fine
TI@ TT@orkins n sSE ssS9Enditions; good pay. Cali
GIRLs-25 to 35, train as assistant
managers at woman's figure salon
Tree hospita lization insurance. paid
vacation. Apply 401 Franklin Bldg.
Girls. GIRIS to st; .ddye,, ajT .nv.,ons. b. =
MASSfstic Sfticei a., e*sellent n,h eT salary. Else
GIRL for general ofice work. through
December; good salary; excellent
pGFHns 'GgsPRs s%oPR JEREIRY EREfGsYt
LILA F st. NV. -3
WOMAN to live and make home with
elderly person; pleasant surround
ings; references required; advise
salary expected and particulars in
letter. Box 57-Z. Star. 3
WOMAN, winter in south; refined.
EDUCATED. willing to work with es-
tablished business concern. Good
pay. Come to see MR.. FULLY. be-
tween 1870 and 4, Room 924, Du-
pont Circle Bldg. No phone calls
YOUNG LADY. for Synagogue ONCE
competent stenographer-typist, and
eftscient sfac.aI. once 1,,naI worker: New bldg
work. B'NAI ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE
Call TU. 3737 Il
YOUNG LADY 1886 yrs. old for mon.
itor- type switchboard and some
CLERICAL work; 5-dy. wk. See MR.
WILLIAMS at 2122 l. at NV
Evening star., 1951-11-30
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, g;h.w.. live in. lovely 2nd-f.
settled woman with good refrs. S15O
mo-, OIL. 11O2. .
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, live in.
plain cooking. references. Call OR
G INV, cooking; white; for a doctors
family; exper.. fond of children:
I'VE htivs In; pleasant upstairs rm.; other
G.H.W.. to live in. Beautiful living
aS;ia aHairters; = Sl25 me- mo; 5la-day wk. /
G.H.W. AND COOK. prefer settled
woman. to live in. Must have local
refs:; every other Sunday off and
"a day week. S125 mo. RA. s574.
HoUsEKEEPER WANTED. to take
complete comp charge Of apt; and infant.
$so Ne TR k cafl cafl EN-. SF 47Sf. 81 nights yk
HoUSEKEEPER; white: four children;
to II: $3.50 Wilson blvd. Arling-
ton. Va. FA. 2375 after s pm. %
MAID. EXPERIENCED
cooking. fond Of Children: recent elt
local references: S32: sH. 2706.
WOMAN. must be exper.. to care for
z boys. age 8 and s, while mother
works; refs. JA. 2-6675. 80
WOMAN. white; clean and relia BILE ;
llve-in. as part of family; fond Of
children: excellent s9lary to r,gui
person. Phone OIL, 1865. i
SETTLED WOMAN, for g.h.w. and
child care; live in; private rm. and
oath; 500 mo. to start. ia. 5343.
ELDERLY WHITE LADY. care for
children. Interested in good home,
Moderate salary. WA. 2349. 80
REFINED. middle-aged white woman
to live in home with elderly couple;
light household duties; small salary:
references, Box 270-B. Star. 30
FuRN. RM., with home priys.; for
white woman in exchange for light
housekeeping duties; JU. S-35l7. e
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN. live in, room
and board and $40 wk., care for 2
children. RA. 1910. Il
EXPERT COOK and immaculately
clean .housekeeper for family OF /.
Recent refs. necessary. State quail
fieeaations and salary expected. Box
sETTLED WOMAN, white, Iiv. IN
care of small child SIS. room and
board: Ii. 6-9555. between Z am
and pm. i
Evening star., 1951-11-30
HELP WOMEN
TYPISTS
EXPERIENCED
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
r.u0TJD nAv
? 6-DAY WEEK
AGE 1T.2n
AGE lT-OU
CALL MA. 1900, EXT. 240

TYPIST- CLERK. for insurance claims
dept: permanent position: MRS.
RES 5S' $40 Woodward Bldg. DI
IiiS; and M1 in.
terestine position; 6-day. 40-hour
week. No Saturday. No phone ap-
plications. MGM PICTURES. 1908
"a 1 sss' for n;T' restaurant. ,sI,a5,s
experienced; hrs. 2 pm. to o pm
Apply 1907 l. st. NV. >
experienced. refined
Tor exclusive restaurant. Apply after
y pm. MICHEL'S, 1920 Vermont
ave. NV Il
WANTED-Experienced
good salary and tips. vacation with
PYRAMD RE REs2AuRART. "a spS.S x aslS Pefsph i4th
St. NV. See Mrs. Taylor between
a n; spa : SwpDiNsnIirh pisni M nj nnan
calls. Apply PALACE RESTAURANT.
o36 PennSYlYania ave n w
Evening star., 1951-11-30
HELP WOMEN
PRX-TYPTST'

PIX OPERATOR-Typing necessary
State age. education, experience and
salary wanted. Write Box 1927
Evening star., 1951-11-30
JUNIOR CLERK

Permanent position for a bright young
girl, who would like to get a start
day. 40-hr week, guaranteed salary
advancement, many employe ad-
vantages. Apply Personnel. Room
5O6. Open weekdays, 8:30-5. and
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAP
Evening star., 1951-11-30
HELP WOMEN

COMPANION for UP and about elderly
lady; Care for Groom apt. on water
position. For details. phone Annap-
oils 2423 before 10 in the morning.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
THE EVENING STAR

IIVI Penna. Ave. NV
MEDICAL TECHNICTAN-RECEPTION-
IST-For doctors ONCE. Call RE.
2Sl9
OFFICE CLERK, colored, for colored
reai-estate company; must be able
to do some typing. Steady worker.
alert, reliable and dependable. Give
information on past and present en-
ployment. age. dependents. etc. Pres
until after interview Box 1853,
Star .
PAYROLL CLERK-Accurate with
hgures. some knowledge OF tipping
Apply General once Wardman Park
Hotel. 1900 Woodley I'd. NV 80
Evening star., 1951-11-30
AA 4@>NA ~ l. &44t
llOl Penna. Ave. NV
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an immediate opening
for young woman, 21-35 years
OF age: to work as ledger and &C.
counting clerk; for accounts re.
ceivable, routine and control; knowl-
edge. Of bookkeeping and typing is
REQUIRED; 40-hr 5-day wk. Apply
Personnel, Room 506: open week.
days, 5000 and Sat 81 No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN-Male or female with
following; on $3.50 basis and wages
or partnership II satisfactory Box
Evening star., 1951-11-30
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home improvements,
basemen. to root: p yp te 2 yrs. 70
AbibiaTIoNs AND REMoDELLINe
desired. Call SH. 1894 for free
estimates. RICHARD B. FERRIS,
931 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-30

Experience preferred but not nee.
Call Mrs. Fuchsman, OF. S93S,
ENGINEERING RESEARCH ASSO-
CIATES, INC. 607 18th St, So. Arl
Evening star., 1951-11-30
MATTRESSES

GUARANTEED $40 WEEK
PLUS MEALS & UNIFORMS FURN.
FULL-TIME POSITION
DAY OR NIGHT
Several new shoppes opening soon
Permanent position. pleasant work
ing conditions. vacations with pay.
sick leave, group insurance benefits
employe purchase discounts; train
Ing Tor promotions. Apply at any
HOT SHOPPES
Or Employment once
USE STAIRWAY TO End FLOOR
ROOM 200. COLORADO BLDG.
134l G ST. NV. NO PHONE CALLS
Evening star., 1951-11-30
SITUATIONS MEN

OR OFFICE AssisTANnT, indIstriai n
GonStr.. or, transp. field. Age 81
BACKGROUND includes years in light
industrial plant management; years
whsle. distr. plant major oil CO; 2lz
years constr; oflce, hauling and Ia
Dor snpV.; years re. sales; bus
college training. Starting salary sec.
onoary to future. Box 3s2-A, Star
CHAUFFEUR-BUTLER; exper.; live ir
or out. Good ref. Call Ho. 1853
CHEF-A-1 in sea foods: sober. fast
highly exp. Only the best DAVE, Ii
cHEPP,t COOK OR MANAGER % yrs
exp. European-American cooking
Available Jan. /, 1852. Box 374-A
MAN, a5. with printing production
and advertising Typography H. expefi.
ence seeks advertising or printing
PRODUCTION or editorial position;
arts. arts college; considerable drive and
aiss''Se eenee' Can aPS9s So sanS aayeFase insei-
MEN AvAMABLEOFor employment,
odd Jobs. yard work wall washing.
eTa.rpentTy housecleaning,. etc. SAL
vATloS ARMY. Harbor Lights Corp.
TAAN LEN fAfEhhANGER - First
cIaSs work. neat and reasonable.
Call evenings, HO. 1888. l.
PAINTER AND DECORATOR-A-1
Wants work week ends; day; con-
tract; clean work; good color mixer,
Daily after 8 pm, Sundays all day.
SALESMAN-Selling is nv hcbby as
well as my profession. I like to SELL
II you have a position open as a
salesman. mfgr.'s agent, sales rep
resentative, ! would appreciate the
prlvilege OF personal interview, /
am 30 years old, married, 2 chill
dren, new car and own home. Re
Enumeration should be a minimum of
ss9o ss1o. ws, s,.- Willing to travel. Box
CLEANING AND FLOOR
waxing. Experienced BY the lob
only. RE. 5215. -
WANT WORK as porter, store
room or warehouse; have worked as
Q shipping clerk; mechanically in
clined; age AZ years. Ii. 6-233O.
G. S.-7-Desires position; prefers
nard work over soft touch: oppor-
tunlty over security. Box 362-A,
HONEST young coIored boy, work aft
er school in store. or as delivery
boy: has bicycle. HU. 1865.
Evening star., 1951-11-30

EARN EXTRA MONEY WEEK ENDS
Driving your own car. Large Va.
Organization needs competent drivers
for week end. Interviews held
promptly 10 am Sat. Dec. /. Call
FA. 1890 for details
Evening star., 1951-11-30
MARKING CLERK

Young woman. 21-30 years of age,
who is accurate and accustomed TO
working with details for permanent
position in our record department; ;
3-day. 40-hr. week. Apply Person
mel, RIM. 500. Open weekdays. $50
D and Sat o. M nhopa noIIc
Evening star., 1951-11-30
BUSINESS SERVICES
KROMER'S

RESEARCH AND STATISTICS In
various languages; rates ger day or
according to assignment. 2501 Ca
vert st NV. d. Ssg9. 10
Evening star., 1951-11-30

COMBINATION houSekeeper and sec
retary, colored. rart time; by colored
contractor. Ii. 6-7649. Il
WANTED-Girl or woman. white, In
Seat Pleasant. Capitol Heights area.
for part-time work. soda fountain
and clerk In store. j. A. SIMPSON,
6lst and Dix sts. ne. Il
RETIRED WOMAN to sell real estate
for live-wire organization; car nee
sSsn eSsasy; Part Or Iyll time. J Ed
WARD SCOLL1CK, Broker. 1923
Rhode Island ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
UN. 71a9. .
PART OR FULL TME-Must have
car: ne. Silver Spring or Maryland
resident preferred; sell real estate
from home: easy to learn. Call
SMITH REALTY. AP. O669. WA
REFINED WOMAN, teacher preferred,
to live In and be in charge OF small
group Of resident children in private
school: Give telephone. P. o. Box
1923. Washington, D. C.
ALL TYPES OF CARPENTER AND
cabinet work: expert on bsmts. and
rec, rms. Call MR.. JOHNSON, MI.
Ub.9. .
Evening star., 1951-11-30
ADDITIONS

Porches, recreation rms, hreplaces,
retaining walls. carpenter work, con-
crete work and garages made to
order. AL work guaranteed; IS yrs.
experience; free estimates; terms.
BAIHRooMs fHtI11se sls,es9r comDl M Mremodsled new
BRICK WORK - Chimneys, porches.
nreplaces. retaining walls, etc. White
mechanics. GE. 1856. .
BRICKWORK-Chimneys, walls, steps.
garages. etc; new and, repairing:
Al workmanship. MI. 611s after 5.
CARPENTRY. old and new additions;
atticS ana recreation rms. spe-
cialty. Free estimates. White me-
chanics. SMITH. GE. 1896. -3
CARPENTRY, repairs, remodeling, al
@ @terations. old and new work. Phone
cARPENTRYr,n rn' RiEiMsopELrNG-Attic
recr. room: deps. 5 white mechanics
sSnss Sork5 Prefer SIS. or Bethesda. Ii.
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR wants
residential and commercial remodel.
ing; fully experienced and insured.
DRAIN P1PEs' 'vde: eiectrica.l2
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO-
SOoIER Phone RA. 1888 any CAV.
EIEcTKicAL INSTALLATION - Re-
pairs. short circuits. small Jobs done
immed; Can RA; 2222 any time. "a
ELaGIKiCAL I69E astsIo WlRiNG-9Ia VI ana new
FENCE-Galvanized chain LINK. all
posts in concrete, Immediate erec-
ton Get the best for less; so
months to pay. Phone no, 8ss3:
evenings and Sunday. NO. 55aS.
FLAGSTONE WORK
stone cement walks, steps and
porches and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCUCCIo. SH. 1863.
FLOOR SANDERS. edgers and waxers
rented. Instructions by experienced
floor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO,
7o9 Kennedy st. NV RA. 4346.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; white
GeShasics GoVER WA sDees ss low p5ices t1a C. r.
FLOORs sANDED and finished: old
floors made Ike new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA. 1925.
FURNITURE REPAIRING and refin-
i1hing; nh &c e01 both modern and antique.
PAiNTER-1nside and outside paint
ing; reasonable prices: free esti-
mates; WADE. Me. 1895 3
PAlNIING-Reasonahle prices. quail
Work *GFH snS dR'is5a Nh5s 81 e ess TG
PAINTING and floor nnishing-For
best quality and best price. call
MI; O'DONNELL. DE. 1855. -
PAINTING. 1st-class white mechanic;
walls and ceiling of average rm.,
PAiNTISG. WALL sCRApING:I for for .
JOB we'll done at a price you can
afford to pay. Call JU. 1918.
PAINTING. PAPERING-Eor a GOOD
lob at reasonable price, call MR..
KIIX, SE. All s
PAPERING, painting. interior, ex-
terror. commercial work at night;
general repairs. remodeling, water
proofng. roof and gutter work.
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING; whit.
mechanic; 90 yrs exper do own
work MI. O090 BOOKoUT, .
PAPERHANGING and painting. in
terror and exterior; estimates cheer
tul!y given. GL. 1887 and LA.
PAPERING. 5-rm., 2-story hall house,
low. as SS5; ". mech: own work.
Call RALPH, NE. sl4s between
PAPER HANGING. 81 UP per room
1851 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed GE. 42S3. GE. 2461.
PAPERING AND PAINTING by lst
class white mechanic. Call Mr.,
REANS. Ii. 7-6s9s
Evening star., 1951-11-30
HELP WOMEN
rpETApv rNs

SECRETARY IMMEDIATELY
Perm. empty. 5-day wk.. paid vaca
ton. Groups ms. salary open. Ap.
ply In person.
Evening star., 1951-11-30

Living rm. furniture. new and re-
upholstered. made to order. Every
piece a masterpiece. JU. 9-3527.
Evening star., 1951-11-30

CANADA DRY GINGERALE
1901 E.-W. Hwy. Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
PRACTICAL NURSE willing to 4,

PRACTICAL NURSE willing to do
g.h.w., hive in, good home to right
party; Salary: 125 mo. Phone MISS
HELEN, RA 1914. .
RELIEF PIX OPERATOR. expert
enced. white only. Average about
40 hours a week. Contact MRS
McEACHERN. VI. 7700. .
RENTAL CLERK-TYPIST - Perma-
nent position. in rent dept of real
estate. office; ability to meet public
essential; 5-day week, pleasant
working conditions, other company
benefits.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345.
ROUTE SALESLADY, for estab. coffee
and grocery route in Washington
car furn.; must have Al refs; be-
tween ages 2S-40 and in good
health and be bondable. For appt.
call COOK COFFEE CO.. CO. 9596.
SALESGIRL, for greeting card de-
rartment. Apply VIM. BALLANTYNE
81 SONS, 1421 r st. NV. -3
SAIESWOMAN. part time. II 30 to
$50. Apply MARY BAYNES GIFTS,
902 14th st. NV. .
Evening star., 1951-11-30

USE YOUR TIME OFF
FOR PART-TIME WORK
Men or women making credit inves-
legations. Good pay. flexible hours,
pleasant surroundings. Call Mr..
Meyer. between 10 and 4. DI. 1872,
Evening star., 1951-11-30

Porches, recreation rms, fireplaces,
retaining walls, carpenter work. con-
crete work and garages made to
order, AL work guaranteed; IS yrs.
experience; free estimates; terms.
co. 60O5. II
Evening star., 1951-11-30

x-RAY TECHNICIAN. part time,
state aualiflcations and experience.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
BASINS

New complete basins. 1Tx1q S1995
Close coupled toilet and tanks
with seat S25 90
Chrome sink. mixing faucets S749
Medicine cabinets ST 90
ACE WRECKING g. BUILDING
MATERIAL CO.. LU. 4-0500
Evening star., 1951-11-30

COOK, g.h.w.. live in, lovely 2nd-h
room II desired; laundress, empl
settled woman with good refrs. S15O
Arizona sun., 1951-12-28
CAPITAL
SPOTLIGHT
By Louis Lautier
For the NNPA News Service

What kind of investigation is Ar
mold Bauman, counsel for the Sen
ate District of Columbia subcom-
mittee to investigate crime here,
cooking up?
The resolution authorizing the
probe calls for a "study and in
vestigation" of "crime and related
problems" But it looks like the
inquiry is shaping up to be an in
vestigation of the numbers game
with Rogers Simkins singled out to
be the goat.
Up to now there hasn't been a
sign of any intention to subpoena
Sam Beard, Emmitt Warning, Jew
boy DietZ, "Snags" Lewis or any
of the white boys whose operations
have been as large as, and larger
than, SimkinS', and who have oper-
ated more openly.
If reports are to be believed, the
Warnings operated as openly in No.
3 precinct as if they were carrying
on a banking business.
Bauman has called in for ques-
tioning Bob Taylor of the Pitts
burgh Courier and Al Sweeny of
the Afro. Sweeney suggested to
him that he talk with me, but the
crime Investigators weren't able to
locate me. I was hiding out in the
Senate Press Gallery three blocks
away.
So, I tried to see Bauman Tues
day to question him about the scope
of the investigation and the names
of witnesses he intends call since
he gave the local dailies the infor-
nation only that Simkins and Bob
Barrett, the ex-chief of police, had
been subpoened.
But from the underworld come
reports that he has had in his Of
Arizona sun., 1951-12-28
DO YOU
REMEMBER

With the New Year of 80 so close
at hand, it will be very refresh
ing for many of us to recall social
activities of December, 1948, and
compare the holiday festivities of
that year with those we are en-
joying now.
DO YOU REMEMBER:
WHEN Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Cole
man and daughters, Beverly and
Meredith, of Los Angeles, were
holiday guests of Mr.. Coleman's
sister, Mrs. Gladys Burnside, 1416
East Monroe st.
WHEN Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Chappelle of Berkeley, California,
were visiting friends and relatives
in the city. Mrs. Chappelle is the
former Mary Phillips, neice of DR..
and Mrs. R. B. Phillips.
WHEN the winers in the weekly
amateur shows that were held in
the Zanzibar, around this time in
'48, were: Nal Arnold, first prize;
Gladys Brown, second, and Donnie
Bridges, third prize.
WHEN Miss Alexis Anthony, for
mer secretary at Dunbar Elemen-
tary School, spent the holidays in
Pasadena, Calf, with relatives and
friends.
WHEN Mr.. Leon Cherry spent
the holidays in Los Angeles.
WHEN Mr.. Buddy Bass of Oak
land, Calf, was in the city over
the holidays visiting friends.
WHEN Miss Gwendolyn Smith,
1117 E. Jefferson, had as house
guest lfer sister, Miss Constance
Smith of Thomasville, Georgia.
WHEN Mr.. Claude Barber Of
Los Angeles spent Christmas with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Barter of 8O1 S. Second Ave.
WHEN a small Christmas Eve
party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dickey, 1888
East Washington ST., in announce
ment of the engagement of a
popular couple in the town, their
neice, Miss Eleanor Dickey, to
Mr.. Lincoln J. Ragsdale.
WHEN Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Ben
son and Laverne Miller were the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stewart on Christmas Day at their
home, 1888 East Washington ST..
Arizona sun., 1951-12-28
CHANDLER
NEWS

The McCarters had as their
weekend guest Mrs. Annie Symms,
wife of Rev. Symms, former pastor
of Mt. Olive Baptist Church. Mrs.
Symms is very prominent in social
and church circles. She is an ac-
complished music teacher. Her
leaving brings deep regret to her
many friends in Chandler. Mrs.
Symms is now residing in Cali
fornia.
A swell dinner was served with
all the trimmings at the dinner
given for Mrs. Symms at the Nc
Carter'S home.
Services weren't held at Mt.
Olive Sunday because of the an
nual celebration of our pastors,
Rev. E. R. James, anniversary. The
collection amounted to $1,000
which was turned over to our
pastor. He received either gifts.
Friends of Mrs. James Hamil-
ton are in deepest sympathy with
her over the loss of her mother,
Mrs. Louisa Mitchell, who passed
Dec. %.
Miss Lois Payne, daughter of
Mr.. Sam Payne, spent the holidays
with her father.
Mr.. Ed. Anderson has been re-
ported i'll at this time. We are
sorry to hear of his illness and
wish him speedy recovery.
Christmas Holidays as a whole
were very enjoyable and we in
Chandler wish everyone very
Happy New Year.
Please see Mrs. Williams for your
Arizona Sun.
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mers will need to produce 25 per
cent more food.
In 1885, hens on the average laid
one egg every days; in 1851 the
average is one egg every days.
Using electric lights in the lay
ing house in winter will help in
crease egg production.
Keep ladders in good repair and
easily accessible.
Arizona sun., 1951-12-28
PHOTOGRAPHS
for the
Homenaaker
HOT WATER REMOVES
CRANBERRY STAINS

Those colorful holiday cranber-
ries can remain to stain your fab
RIGS and linens unless you treat
spots correctly when they occur.
Boiling water poured from a
height removes cranberry stains
J. best, if the material will stand it.
Even warm water is sometimes
effective, however.
If possible, treat cranberry stains
Immediately because they are diff
ficult to remove once they dry
says Grace Ryan, extension home
management specialist at the Uni
.versity of Arizona.
A special precaution to observe
when trying to remove cranberry
stains: Don't use soap. Soap con-
tains alkali and will "set" certain
fruit and berry stains.
The same removal method ap-
plies to stains from either fresh
or cooked cranberrieS.
The nations 1852 goal for cotton
is the same as for this year = 16
million bales.
An electric iron is likely to prove
more satisfactory if it is chosen
on the basis of all-round use About
1000 watts is desirable for fast
heating. A dial located where it
is easy to read is needed to control
heat.
The popularity of concentrated
and single strength orange juices
is changing citrus marketing
methods. About tWo-thirds of the
FloriGa orange crop is now pro-
cessed, with growing amounts Of
the California and Arizona crops
also being handled this way, ac-
cording to the u. S. Department
of Agriculture.
In 25 years, U. S. population may
reach 100 million. This means far