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Inter- County Realty
LIVE IN CHEVY CHASE
No. OLDER HOME WITH s

LIVE IN CHEVY CHASE
No. Older HOME WITH &
BEDROOMS
tached; l00-ft. front lot.
Just of Conn. ave-; ideal for
the large family; $23, $50.
Evenings, phone DE. 1879.
No. ONE BLOCK FROM
BLESSED SACRAMENT
Schools; corner brick; 8
rooms, 2 baths, 1st A.; law.
transferred; $34, 800. (Eve.
nings. phone OR. 10S8).
No. 3-BARNABY WOODS
Handsome Colonial with lst
II. den and powder room; 2
baths. attic. club room, maids
room and bath, garage and
screened porch; owner trans
phone IA. 2-3540.
No. 4-SPIC AND SPAN
WHITE DUTCH COLONIAL
Two blocks OF Conn. ave,
near Chevy Chase Club; seven
big rooms, full basement, mod
ernized kitchen. 3-car garase:
corner lot. (Eveninss, phone
WA. 2696).
SHANNON & LUCHS co
l5O5 H ST.. NV. Ma 234I
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COLORED
INCOME BEDROOMS

WOODRIDGE-1Sth ST. NE.
See this lovely S-rm. brick home with
mod. kit. and incl. den on lst A.;
Ind Il. has 4 bedrms. and tile bath,
Full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., gar. Compl.
redec., spotlesSly clean. Only s.. .O0O
down, with BLITZ & CO., MA, 1897
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COLORED
1895 DOWN

cpSSC DOWN
TAKE OVER A CTS 4es LOAN
Ten month -old semidetached Groom
brick home, less than 500 mo-,
including taxes and ms. Features
ultramod. kit. and tile bath, 3
bedrms., gas heat, beaut. parquet
floor lge. Anchor fenced yard. Spot
lessly clean Only $13,5OO. Don't
wait! Call Mr.. Isaac, with BLITZ
a. CO., MA, j391.
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MICHIGAN PARK
Modern, detached brick, conveniently
lot. Contains 4 bedrms., 3 baths
sun room. rec. rm., etc. Fairly priced
and on good terms. For details, cal
Mr. Clark. 81. 1880. with FRED.
ERICk REAL ESTATE. RE. 2461
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COLORED-VACANT
Open daily, 6-S pm, 51O2 Hays st..
n.e.-This beautiful 2-bedrm. semi
detached home with cement front
porch. hardwood floors throughout,
insulated, storm windows and
bsmt.. stationery tubs, oil heat. In
new house condition. Price only
S1l.600, $1,000 down. VICTORY
REAL ESTATE CO.. MI. S1U0; ewes,
TU 09I3. a
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Woodmoor-Silver Spring
206 NORTHMOOR DR..
Eight rms, - baths, post
war brick Cape Cod; fireplace,
screened side porch, full bsmt.
with rumpus rm. and work
bench; nr. schools; owner leav-
ing city. Attractively priced
Tor quick sale: open until sold,
JOHN H. RICE. 81. 643O.
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GEORGES COUNTY

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H ST., NV. MA. 2345
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HOME WITH INCOME
Nr. Conn. ave. and r st. n.w.-1st a.
leased to dentists. Upper three fls.
contain IL rms: 8 modern baths;
End fl is laid out as wide entrance
hall; georgeous liy. rm.; lge. din.
s,fm.; inclosed rear porch; beautiful
kit. The home is elegently deco
rated throughout. Clean, as q pin.
Vacant Ready to move in. Owner
will sell or consider renting. This
Is no rooming house. This is . very
high type residence. Call Mr.. Boil
hagen with
JAMES L. DIXON Il CO.
ST. 1900, or OIL. 4011 ewes.
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COLORED-EAsT HILLS, VACANT.
On Benning rd. and East Capitol st.
Ssmidet. brick; 2 bedrms.,. hv. rm..
heat. s11.s $3.50 down. monthly
pay, sos. T. L. Crews. Lu. 4-O767.
once. PAUL J. MILLER. Elk. 7070.
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
detached brick, 2 rooms,
baths, large inclosed porch, center
hall; 2-car garage; close to schools
and transportation. Immaculate.
Reasonable terms. VIM. II. SAUN-
DERs CO.. INC. DI. 1015; ewes.
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COLORED

PRICE, S13,650
1922 BUCHANAN ST. NV.
Wide house. 6 rms. plus 2 inclosed
heated porches; Colonial front porch !;
oil heat: attic; garage. Priced for
quick sale. Possession at settlement.
MOORE CO., Mrs. Jackson. AID.
O383; eyes,, TC. 1928. Al
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CONTINUED on Nsxk Fass)
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PREWAR COLONIALS
spring shopping area. Larse S-bed.
room brick. 2 tile baths, powder rm.,
22-ft. nv. rnn., guest-stZe din. rm..
equip. kit; garage: screened porch,
recr. rrn., .h.-V.h.. slate roof. Reduced
to S22 500 for quick sale,
STANLEY PEARSON REALToR. :,
S6l6 &c. Ave. eLA 300; eyes.. cal
10. 7-e06k. -rS1,
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$500 DOWN. why pay rent? Open
al day until sold. 2-yr.-old bunga-
low at 1909 Highwood rd.. Viers
Mill Village. Silver Spftng, Nd;
vacant. immed. poss. Balance $70
peI mo. -01
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student at Mt. Sinai hospital
after a months vacation.
Miss Alice Glaze, who has
been employed at the Curtis
Clinic in Chagrin Fall, resigned
her work there on August l
and is at home here.
Misses Lucille Williamson and
Catherine Barstow are en-
ployed at Tollmotors in Euclid.
Mrs. William Polburn, Jr., is
now at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Cottrell,
as her husband has been called
into the Army. He is at pres
ent at Aberdeen Proving
Ground in Maryland.
Mrs. Stanley Ellis entertained
a party of friends at a picnic
at her home on Sunday.
Mrs. Vernon Petersen was in
Womans hospital for obesrva-
tion for three days of last
week.
H. w. McGrew's telephone
number has been changed to
4791.
Among the West Geauga tea
chers who have attended sum-
mer school are Paul She'll
hammer, Youngstown College;
Miss Bettimae Jones, Western
Reserve; Charles Jones, Elmer
Pierce and Miss Catherine
Ryal, Kent State university.
Mrs. o. A. Ranney left on
Friday for Bridgeport, Conn,
where she will visit her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Graves and her
two grandchildren there. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warner
returned last week via the
Pennsylvania turnpike from a
vacation trip through Maryland
and eastern Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Long
and daughter, Diane, of Elyria
were weekend guests at the
Russell Wenger home.
1t. Commander and Mrs.
Robert Burpo, Jr., of New York
City were Tuesday and Wednes-
day guests at the home of his
cousin, Clarence Stevens.
3 The Guy Mansfield family
called on Wilford Cook in Will
loughby on his birthday last
Monday and took him a birth
day cake.
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Munson Red Sox
Lead Little League

In a tight pitchers duel last
week the Munson Red Sox edg-
ed the Chardon Dodgers 81 to
win the title for the first half
of the Little League season. Rus
sell Arslanian pitched the win
ners to victory while Gary Nc
Ananey hurled for the losers.
The same two teams met the
following night for their regular
game in the second half play
and again the Red Sox came out
on top, this time by a score of
rs. This victory puts the Red
Sox in a first place tie with the
Giants who beat the Indians,
To.
In the other Little League
game last week, the White Sox
trounced the Yankees, 11-2. The
Yankees were without their reg
ular pitcher Larry Spear who
was i'll with a sore threoat.
This weeks contests include
a single game Wednesday night,
August 13, between the Clari-
don White Sox and the Munson
Red Sox.. Thursday nights dou-
bleheader brings together the
Indians and the Yankees in the
first game and the Giants and
Dodgers in the night-cap.
Next week is the last week of
Little League play of the regu-
lar schedule.
Little League standings as of
August IL:
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Personals
Mahlon Sweet, of Mt. Morris,
Ill, who is on a plane trip east,
stopped on Friday for a few
days visit at his former home
here.
Donald Eddy has spent the
summer at Camp Mowglis in
New Hampshire, where he has
acted as counsellor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Glaze
and daughter, Frances, have
returned from a vacation trip
which included Detroit and
Dearborn, Mich, and a drive
around Lake Erie to Toronto
where they visited cousins.
They accompanied these cousins
on fishing trip farther north
in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Mar
tineau and daughters, Susan
and Holly, have returned from
a ten day vacation at Chatau-
qua, New York. They were ac-
companied by Polly Richmond
and Miss Betty Mapes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Allen
and family visited them there
over a weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Battles
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Battles spent Saturday and
Sunday with the Richard Lees
in Delaware, Ohio.
The Kenneth Mapes family
report a very interesting visit
to Lakeside Zoo at Mecca, Ohio.
This is on the Mosquito Lake
Reservation in Trumbull county,
Miss Lila McGrew has re-
turned to her duties as a
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News by Emma Blair
Telephone Newbury 372

News by Emma Blair
Telephone Newbury 372
Clam Bake
Mr.. Tom Murtaugh enter
tanned 19 neighbors and friends
Saturday evening with a clam
bake at his home at Kiwanis
Lake.
Hold Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ober
entertained a large gathering
of friends at their home Satur-
day evening.
Death
Relatives and neghbors were
shocked to learn of the sudden
death of Lawrence Bican, a
former Newbury boy, born and
raised here. All extend SYM
pathy to the bereaved mother
and her family.
Personals ........ ....
Mrs. Rena Ober and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Patch attended the
wedding of their nephew,
Charles Nearhass, son of Don
Nearhass, former Newbury res
ident, Saturday at Jamestown,
N. Y. They returned home
Sunday.
Miss Sally Blair attended
Dairy Day Friday at Wooster
with the All judging team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Mapes
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Continued from page one)
were discussed for a roller
skating party. Refreshments
served by Wilma Spellman and
Betsy Raymond. Twelve were
present.
Date is Changed
Again this year the Geauga
League of Women Voters will
sponsor a supper and entertain
ment for the International
Students Group of the Council
of World Affairs in Cleveland.
This will be held at Camp Ho-
Mita-Koda. The date of Septem-
ber z had been selected but
by request of the Board of
Health this has been changed
to October 5. Plans have been
announced as follows.
All members of the League
and their families are invited
to come. Each family is asked
to provide food and table SER
vice for it's members who at
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tend and for two other people.
Do not include meat when
packing the picnic basket as
the League will provide meat
and coffee for all. All will
be combined for a picnic sup
per together.
Anyone who wishes to con-
tribute money for this worthy
project may give it to Mrs.
Paul Alvord, Chardon or Mrs.
Forrest Bond, Chesterland.
Funds are needed for the pur-
chase of meat and the rental
of the camp.
Games including baseball,
soccer and tennis will be
played. In the evening William
Lytle, Joe Sedlon and Irving
Gressel will furnish music for
square dancing.
Polio Cases
Darrell Mastrangelo, three
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Mastrangelo, Caves rd.,
who was attacked by Bulbar
polio, was in City Hospital
for a week. He is now at home
and his condition is quite satis-
factory. His left arm is some
what stiffened. He can use it
but cannot straighten it, some
muscles seem to be affected. He
must rest and take hot baths to
continue his recovery.
Robert Mills, whose mother,
Mrs. Edith Adams, lives on
Wilson Mills rd., Chester, was
taken to City Hospital on
Wednesday suffering with spinal
polio. He had been visiting his
father, Albert Mills, and other
relatives at Kiwanis Lake for
two weeks and was taken to
the hospital from there.
He is reported to have a bad
case and has no use of his
hands or back. He is being
given hot pack treatments. His
address is Robert Mills, 1895
Scranton Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Ruth Irene Tanner
Dies in THOMPSON

THOMPSON - Rites for
Mrs. Ruth Irene Tanner, As,
who died Friday from an ill
ness at the home of her parens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis McClin-
took in Thompson, were held
Sunday, at 2:30 pm, in the
Burr Funeral Home.
Officiating was the Rev. Paul
Ridings, pastor of the Geneva
Assembly of God church, of
which Mrs. Tanner was a men,
Der.
She was born in Kirkland,
August II, 1906, and for sew
eral years had worked in fac
tories in Ohio and Tennessee,
Her hobbies were metal and
Woodcraft, and flowers. She
was a member of the Home
Demonstration Club of Thomp-
son.
Surviving with her parents
are two sons, Walter of Sparta,
Tenn, and Thomas of Grims-
ley, Tenn; three daughters,
Fay of thompson, Mrs. Char
lotte Tucker of Geneva and
Lulu Jane of Thompson; three
brothers, Arnold of Thompson,
Robert of Painesville and Lewis
Jr., of Thompson; six sisters,
Mrs. Grace Covert of Willough-
by, Mrs. Clara Ryel of Geneva,
Mrs. Mary Grant of Aquilla
Village, Mrs. Dorothea Klann
of Painesville; Helen and Ella
Jean of Thompson.
Burial was in South Kirkland
cemetery.
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NeWbury News Items

and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Blair Gates home
on Pekin rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Gates
attended church at Fowlers
Mills Sunday and called on
old neighbors.
Newbury Grange
Newbury Grange met Aug
ust 6, with a fair attendance.
In the absence of the Master,
William Carr, the meeting was
in charge of Overseer Ivan
Weisz. Balloting on four new
members, and new applications
were received. The Cookie Con-
test was judged by Miss Imo-
gene Dean and Johanna Will
helmina Aaltie Van Ravenshorst.
First place went to Emma Blair
and second to Ada Tretheway.
Miss Ravenshorst then took us
on a trip to her homeland, the
Netherlands, very much en-
joyed trip, to learn how people
live and work together and
what they produce. It must be
a beautiful country.
Cookies and coffee were
served by Sisters Lula Gore
and Ida Marie Mum. The next
meeting is on August 20.
Will the party who took the
silk flag from the Grange Hall
please return it.
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Continued from page fOur)
NOTICE - Sheet metal work,
stove pipe, furnace pipe, evap-
orators, sugarmakers equipment.
Lawn Mowers sharpened in sea-
son. Parks g. Barker, Chardon,
o. 38tf
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Mrs. Esther Ruff Moss

Services were held at 2 pm.
Monday for Mrs. Esther Ruff
Moss, 40, who died at her
home at 508 Water ST., Friday
afternoon.
She was born in Windsor,
October 8, 1902, and has re-
sided at Chardon the last seven
years. She was a member of
the Emanuel Lutheran church
in Warren. She was married in
Windsor, on April 18, 1885,
to Merle Moss, who survives
with her mother, Mrs. Karolia
Ruff, of Chagrin Falls, and a
brother, Henry Ruff of Winter
Park, Fla.
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IN haEM0RlAM

IN MEMORIAM - - .....
In loving memory of our
dear son and brother, Harold
Roseum, who passed away six
years ago, August 18, 1916.
A precious one from us has
gone,
A voice we loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in cur
hearts,
Which can never be filled.
What we would give, his
hand to clasp,
His patient face to see,
To hear his voice, to see his
smile;
AS in the days that used to be.
But some sweet day we'll
meet again,
Beyond the toll and strife,
And clasp each others hand
once more,
In heaven, that happy life.
His loving mother, dad,
brother and family 1p33
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CARD OF THANKS

In this hour of deep sorrow
we found consolation in the kind
and thoughtful expressions of
sympathy extended to us by
our friends and neighbors in
the loss of my son, brother and
father - Mrs. Delilah Bican,
Geraldine Stuart, Theresa Par
part, Donald and Burdell Yvonne
Booth and Chester Bican.
1888
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express to our
friends and neighbors the COM
fort we have received from the
knowledge the they are sharing
in our sorrow. We would like
to thank everyone who sent
flowers and kind messages al
the time of Susan's death.
Sincerest thanks
Mrs. Margaret Bethune, James
L. Bethune. 1p33
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CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the friends
and neighbors in Newbury for
their kindness at the time of
the funeral of Mrs. Glenn
Frost.
Mrs. Foster Frost, Daughter
1p33
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NOTICE have Cleveland
buyers for farms, homes and
acreage. Call or write Herbert
c. Parpart, Realtor, Fowlers
Mills. Chardon phone 5-4961;
evenings, 5-4962. 17tf
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IN MEMORIAM

In memory of loving hus-
band and father, E. Stanley
Ellis, who passed away August
8, 1851:
They say time heals our
sorrows and helps us to forget,
But time so far has only
proved how much we miss him
yet:
God gave us strength TO
fight it and courage to bear the
blow,
But what it meant to lose
him, no one will ever know.
1t is not the tears at the
moment that tell of a heart
that is torn,
But the lonely tears of the
after years of a remembrance
sadly borne.
Nom, Eleanor, MariIyn,
Sheldon, Ralph, and Gene.
1c33
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LOST and FOUND

FOUND -. Adorable pup. Span
iel and dachshund mixed.
Phone Chardon 5-5081. 1x33
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NOTICE - PERSONALIZED
DECORATION - What
have you? We do furniture,
to order. Any size or de-
scription. Call 5-8342, evenings.
19tf
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Faculty Group
ToHoId Picnic

Members of the Faculty Women's S
Club Of George Washington Uni
versity will hold a picnic tomorrow
at the summer home of Mrs
Joseph Roe at Scientists Cliff
Calvert County, Md.
Mrs. James H. Fox is in charge
of transportation arrangements.
Mrs. John w. Brewer has been
elected president of the group for
the coming season.
Those who will serve with her
include: Mrs. James H. Fox, vice
president; Mrs. Carl j. Lauter,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. c.
D. Leatherman. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Averett Howard
treasurer, and Mrs. Harold Sutton
and Mrs. Mitchell Preese. direc-
tors.
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Federation
Entertain
For Mrs. FiqI

The General Federation of
Women's Clubs will entertain at
reception in honor of Mrs.
Leopold Figl, wife of the Chan
cellor of Austria, to be held at
4 pm. tomorrow in federation
headquarters, 1874 N street NV.
Mrs. Franklin Russell, research
consultant to the international
relations department, CIVIC. will
act as official hostess in the
absence of Mrs. Hiram Cole
Houghton. president. Mrs. Hough-
ton is presiding over the annual
convention of the organization
now being held in Minneapolis.
Guests at the affair will include
representatives of women's organ
lzations. wives of members of the
Austrian Embassy staff and others.
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Morris Knee, vice president; Mrs.
IDepue F'alck, recording secretary;
Mrs. Judson D. Blakslee, cores
Iponding secretary; Mrs. P. r. At
terberry, treasurer; Mrs. Paul
Truitt. chaplain. and Mrs. Donald
Eberle, guard.
Mrs. Art Brown, the State
Chapters corresponding secre-
tary, welcomed the group for the
District.
Mrs. J. w. Robbins, president of
the District Chapter. is presiding
officer for the convention.
Another feature of yesterdays
session was presentation of a $50
check from Chapter B to the Dis
trict building fund. Mrs. Lou
woodruff of 1854 Kilbourne
place NV. a PEO member for 81
years, gave the gift in behalf of
the chapter. Mrs. Woodruff is
more than" 80 years of age.
She was assisted by Mrs. Ella
Mae Thomas of 2l12 Thirty
seventh street NV, a PEO mem
Der of So years, and Mrs. Alta
Cole OF 29l5 Connecticut avenue
NV. a PEG member for so wears
All belong to Chapter B, and their
combined membership adds up to
169 years.
In addition to the election this
afternoon. reports covering educa-
tlonal projects of the Sisterhood
will be presented to the member
ship.
Mrs. Scurrah stressed the edu-
catlonal work of the PEG in her
convention address yesterday. She
particularly urged support of the
slsterhood's international scholar
ships under which % girls are
studying in this country this year.
The supreme president was
honor guest at the annual BANQUET
last night for members and their
husbands.
Guest speaker at this mornings
session was to be Mrs. j. Warren
Hastings, wife of the minister of
the National City Christian
Church. Her subject is Hold High
The Torch"
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District PEG to Conclude
Annual Convention Today

The 18th annual convention oi
the District of Columbia Chapter
OF the PEG Sisterhood will enc
today with election of officers fol-
the coming year.
The two-day sessions opened ir
Wardman Park Hotel yesterday
with the registration of more than
200 delegates and members.
A highlight of the morning
meeting was the presentation OF
a charter to the District PEO's
newest chapter, ABB, bringing the
District total to %.
Mrs. Percy B. Scurrah of Vic
toria, British Columbia, president
of the Supreme Chapter, PEG, and
an honor guest at the convention
made the presentation to the
chapters new president, Mrs
Marian Anderson.
The new group was organized
last month under the sponsorship
Of Chapter G.
Other newly elected officers of
the Chapter ABB include: Mrs
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Dance for Students

A square dance for sixth and
seventh grade students will be
sponsored by the Woman's Club
of Lyon Village from 7:30 to
$50 pm. Friday in the Lyon
Village Community House.
Mrs. Joseph B. Grigsby, Youth
Conservation chairman for the
club. is in charge of arrangements
for the dance. She will be assisted
by the following: Mrs. John
Wagstaff. Mrs. Dorothy Welbes,
Mrs. Hampden Smith and Mrs.
Samuel Elson.
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Sculpture Exhibit

An exhibit and demonstration
of sculpturing will be given by
Jane Love, local sculptor, at a
benefit for the Alumnae Chapter
Scholarship fund of the Woman's
College Of the University of North
Carolina at pm. tomorrow in the
auditorium '>of the Woodward &
Lothrop suburban store.
Refreshments and card games
will be part Of the entertainment
program.
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lit, no man bie finoli6en Bfli1ten
na6ldliig ausiibt; iene, Die unoroent-
lid uno bon beroddtiger Auffiibrung
lit; cine 0ffentlib beibimpfte; cine,
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baftet lit. Mnoere 80lfer iinb
minoer Itreng in Der 8eitimmung Der
Irten bon Srauen, ipel6e nidt ber-
beiratet meroen iollen. Sic begniige1
iid NIT allgemeinen Mnoeutungen.
Die SlalDen itelen als 9tegel auf
u&ol' Dir Die Grau aus Ser Nahbar-
i1aft, bie @ebattern aber BON 10 tpeit
als n1oglid)." sSn Ssstalien uno Spa-
MEN gilt berlelbe @runoias. User in
bie Serne gebt, INN 81 beiraten, min
enttpe6er betriigen o6er miro betro-
gen." Der Eosfane iagt: u@er iib
Die Srau aus fernem 2an6e bolt, bat
oft fir Die neuen 8ertpanoten aus-
gnben 5u Madden" Ser 8reicianer
aber erfldrt:
r@er Die Grau bon 6rauBen gebradt,
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