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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TER.-Summer comfort
home cooking. cool rms, lge. porch
and lawn; q blk. to transp. and
park. Liv. rm; with Tv. SIS weekly
1927 Belmont rd: NV. MI. .9435
DC. Ar. l., Hall. Pentagon. fS Daily "
maid service, parking. GIL. 500
DOUBLE AND SINGLE RMS. With
and without bath; excellent beard
MAR-LEETA, "A home away, from
home" For. ladies and gentlemen.
Excel. meals. switchboard, TV.
FOR osI REFiNEb Fin s. YoGNG eiE pEorLE;S St ex-
cellent food, delightful room; also
sRApLs9 stf GSafa ARMS efk5s isse 10Th e h@ehsnas st
1855 N ST. N.W.-For refined young
women: ideal location: homelike
atmosphsre and good food. -25
price. Recreational and social ad-
Contact MR.. DALEY. DU. OS54, be-
MASTER BEDRM.. private bath;
front; refined guesthouse; gentleman
DeIs, perlsrred; Mt. Pleasant, eaSaannt,, car; good
switchboard: elev. service; good loc. !;
connecting baths. HO. 1000. 27s
1861 HOBART N.W.--Double room,
adjoining bath; home cooking; young
men. Also rm. to share. NO. 1914.
BLAIR MANSION INN. 771o Blair I'd.
NV. l2 block off Ga. and Ala ska bus
Triple. double and single rms.
Free parking. Day. week or mo.
Choice food. sH. 3317. sH. 9575.
WANTED-By elderly woman. room
and board, vic. 3Ist and r SITS. NV:
pref. few steps and use of porch.
Box S5-A, Star. "a
ROOM with board for gentleman, age
25c60. single. Phone Gaithersburg
1loI 18TH N.w.-1deal location. cool
clean, rooms; selected menus; SWITCH
S. ARL.-will consider mother and
child with day care for child while
1ass HS!heF HARyaKipc TsSkSi call T. ow 5594; W;cood
6;,ist 6sisncsd sd,na meals e9Wstortable eooi,
FOR sIe' R%PLoIfb RSIf AR SGss' MorHER and
full time care for chill
dren in pvt licensed home; any
aee over 4; large play yard. 10.
FRONT ROOM. close to 18th ST. bus
PVT. home. excellent food; adult
family: GE. 1861
14O9 10th ST. N.W.-Rooms for men.
meals 5:45 to S:45 am. 5 to 6:45
pmo Good food, showers, Tv. MI.
2I4u. pa
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COLORED
1900 Blk. Staples st. NE.
Three rooms and bath: $50 mo. for
couple; Csll 2 Az Ak ,iinI il55. .ve POTTS s 5
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

COLORED MAN
Reliable. $S to share excellent s.w
apt. FIR. 5014. -22
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DO

You want a nicely furn. 1-bedrm. apt.
in the upper NV. area? Then ar
range to inspect this one at 5522
18th st. NV. Features include win
dow exhaust fan and large kit. S95
per mo. Call SHANNON L. LUCHS
CO.. 1n05 II ST. Il w Ma o345
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ACADEMY SUITES
1901 Rhode Island ave. n.w.-Vaca-
tions caused vacancies; clean, at
per month. MI. 9254. 22'
FURN. OR UNFunN. AND SUB.
LETS. WASH. VA. WHITE ONLY
WEEKDAYS. 81; SAT. SUN, 9-5
A-oNE RENTALS AND REALTY CO
.524 BOND BLDG. MA. O0O7.
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
s215 RUPLM BLDG KI. s-1313
Sl5 KING ST. ALEX. MON.-SAT.
ON CAPITOL HILL
AIR R-CONDITIONED APT.
The Congressional Apts.. 215 Con-
stitution ave. ne, has a large
beautifully furn. efficiency apt. avail
now. See Res. Mgr. on premises
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WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled, re.
nm. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr. rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu. S50-S6O. 1926 21st
st. NV. HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KTLPEN HOTEL
.2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms, some with
private bath. American plan. excel.
meals: home atmosphere. HO 1866.
SLAUGHTER'S
Good meals; elev.. switchboard. 1925
10th st. NV. DU 1865. %
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GEORGETOWN

2 rooms, kitchen. bath and slassed.
in porch. In wonderful location
Southern exposure. Available now
Call.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50
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1871 goth ST. ~ blk. Conn. ave. and
RJ-Lge. liv. rm., newly decorat-
ed; covered porch. vines, flowers:
bedroom. twin beds; extra overnight
guest bed: modern kitchen. bath,
shower; designed for 2 people with
taste and refinement. DU. 5O39 Sat.
IL to B PM; Sun. 6 to 3 pm.
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INSPECT-OPEN IT-0.5U
81 VICTOR ST. NE

Suitable for 3 ladies or 3 men. Furn.
apt. in cool. comfortable apt. house;
ItiIs Ims incl nfs1s IA ssa Aho prR ee'S North f
on Rock Creek Church I'd. to N. Cap.
st. to Hawaii ave-, right on Hawaii
ave. to 1St st., right to Victor ct.
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Air Cooled Club Mason
It costs no more to live in q club
atmosphere with social, TV and
switchboard facilities; dbl. and share
room for ladies. 1926 N. H. ave.
NV. NO. 677O Oh
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include seeretariaI switch.
board, utilities, three elevators. car
peted corridors. delivery service two
large parking areas; storage space
on each floor; roof garden. Resident
= manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
-~22
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1920 14th st. NV, Apt. 2-Tastfully
furn. 2-bedrm. apt; pvt. entr. and
rear porch; $135 mo. Key with jani-
Tor, 1905 Arkansas ave. NV.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
142O K st. NV. EX. 1911
MASS. AVE. NEAR WISCONSIN
bedrm.. lge. dinette with kitchenette
and bath. Beaut. furn. and carpet
ed: in fine residence. Separate en-.
trance. Couple. S15O incl. utils
SIDNEY WEINBERG g. SONS, INC.
DI. 347O; ewes. ia 2-4222
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l
eong, sony transp.; phone privils. DE
AVAILABLE A32HT TODAY. 1 and Sg 0edrm
apts.' large: nice. private; Of Conn
MS6ERS aY9, SRi nv. S$a4i APT. well furn. 70,
RHODE ISLAND a. AVE. We NV.
bedrm. apt. share or rent; $65 tt
bachelor Call UN: 1876.
1859 LANIER PL. NV rm., kit.
dinette, porch; conv; transp.; unlim-
new UfG2fas TGRRACE HH APT. iPTi - Completely
furnished, very cool, new home; nr
Pentagon: bus stop in front; ready
ENTIRE FLOOR, suitable for 2 empl
couples or 4 adults; non-drinkers:
Ia baths, all outside rms. For in
formation, call AT. 465S after IL
CAPiToL H1LL-private entr. and
SLOWER Em ansats Suitable ei tie eSth oV 4s6S sas
CONGRESS HEIGHTS DUPLEX
Avail, Az! all, July 1. Bedrm;. living rm;
blk. transp. ''i and S"h, shop. s'i. Adults. % s9i
mo. 10. 2-5191. all day Sunday
MT. PLEASANT-Living rm., bedrm.
Kit PVT: bath; all utils furn. Adults
OFF UPPER 18th sT.-2 rms, kit.
bath; it'll. incl; S75. Adults. GE
1s1@ IRVING sT.-Lee. front Tm
with refgr.. gas range. sink. bus
stop at door; S11 wk. GE. e133
COOL STUDIO APT. s7e so. incl
utils.; fun kit, with large bedrm
S115. 1S45 Lamont NV. DU. SS44
| 1901 CALVERT ST. N.w.-Nr. 18th
and Col. rd.; in elev. apt. bldg; l.
3-bedrm. apt; suficient for or 6
EMBAssY LOCATION; air-cond., dis
sins1ished SinsSdI apt; for : Linen; silver;
utils; incl. 1475 Euclid st. NV. HUI
CONN. AVE. AND CALF. ST. bed
rm., attrac.. clean, mod. bath. 9la-ft
ceiling; excel ioc; elev. Immed. oc-
cupancy. S99. 9.50; also efficiency,
5000. HU. 4S53. -22
NV. 8th ST.--1- -bedrm. apt. beaut
furn.; utilS.: fine loc.; cony. transp.
> or 3 adults. RA. SS45. --23
CAPITOL HILL. 500 E. CAPITOL OF
3 day-employed adults; entirely
modern. liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. din.
cite. bath. Phone Ii. 3-05o6. 30
$3.50 MO.-Bachelor apt. front. ]
rm. and kit; COW. to Union Station
| buses, stores, etc. Refined person
! only. AT. 1908. Key at 904 F St
ne. -23
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apt; lse. liv. rm., din.
full kit, bath. hall and ample
closets; luxuriously furn.; no chill,
dren or pets; monthly rental
S16S.65.
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sisting veranda, liv. rm.. foyer, bath
2 bedrms., kit; modern-style furn.
no children or pets; S225 month
CALL EN-, 2134
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
HOTEL, 144O

One room. kitchenette, bath: "a
hr. phone and elev. serv.; S24 so
to $3.50 wkIy. 114O r. I. ave.
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1924 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
1-bedrm. apis. in beautifully deco
rated, remodeled bldg. Furnished
or unfurn.: 500 so mo-, unfurn ;
$125 mo-. furn.; includes all utilities.
New modern furniture in furnished
units. See janitor on premises or
call ME. 54O2.
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CHILLUM MANOR
37O1 MASS. AVE.

Mo. and N. Capitol. immediate oc
cupancy; nicely furn., 4-larse-rm
apt; new mod. bldg; Sl02.35 utils
included: . adults GE 1880 y,
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Live at the Top of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL,
~.A~

VVVV 1V1xAkJNJs II v 1s NsVVs
One and two bedroom apartments
television in every apartment; full
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lOCn 81. NV.
One bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kitchen
and bath: elev. bldg; secretarial
service; S135 per month, immed.
occupancy. Call BOSS g. PHELPS,
INC, MA. $500. -23
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11S4 MASS. AVE, "the Oakmont''-
Basement efficiency, twin beds, utils.
and bed linen furn.; S75. "a
GEORGETOWN-At lge. rm
arsP nrsg iy Kit ans s,9a pain; mo fq5ly nE tHrn @
BED-LIV. RIM, kit. semipvt. bath
pvt. entr., 2nd f.; COW. tranSp.; S65
mo. 4024 18th st. NV. RIA. 1856.
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in garden development; auto
washer, parking. play area; S92
incl utils. ALDRE. INC. LU. 4-0747.
1915 EUCLID ST. NV, in apt bldg
Liv. rm;, bedrm., kitchenette, bath
screened porch, $79.50 mo. See
janitor. ST. 2026: ewes. Ia. $500.
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entr., nice yard; reas.; clean; de-
sires settled cple. GE. 1899. Nice
for newlyweds; adults only; avail
TAKoMA PARK-Beautiful apt;
newly decorated: overlooking park
on quiet street: living rm., dining
snth ssn1;t lovely I.y Kitchen bsdrm:; o tile
NEAR cATHFDRAf. y Rs6ii L. ssis s1sIo Newark
Son-srl1Fers; sos. arcsH csil VS.. VS.. ?aas sssa
bet a-l1 and So pm. .-2s
i;s40n ssS mo- close NO. to ecss 1ttp am st 81
$50 Sofa PER z N, MONTH. . rms. nicely furn..
in private home; semiprivate bath;
,ase ase" coI1rnRi. Gth niTi RA. Rh s7Ss. TWAS.
cooh.: os,n: fdn DrPnEx mS; APT. BLDG, Sc,
avail. July 1; conv. shop, transp.
. should g be seen; Ttiis. Jo, $685..
modate 6-s adults: $3.50 mo: also
! bedrm.. liv. rm., kitchenette. bath;
Sl15: utils. incl.
iSl4 Sldrm a7th s,tsr.rsiy ST. NW.Livipg - Im
kitchenette and bath. s1i5 mo;
$500 10th ST. N.W.-Lge: bedrm..
liv.. rm., din. rm.. kit, bath; utils.
Gsil tni1.' MI fpit: :s5fsSSF fSF 3 or 4; sis5 mo-
TWO, 1-RM. kitchen. bath apts.,
S57.75 mo-; includes heat and hot
water. See ianitor to inspect Nos.
EOS and 4OS. 12o1 Kenyon st. NV.
then apply THOS. D. WALSH. INC.
SIS 18th st. NV. DI. 1857,
400 FAIRMONT ST. NV sizes:
] bedrm.. liv. rm.. kitchenette and
bath. sos mo-: also Q bedrms.. liv-
ing rm.. .kitchenette and bath. S12O
mo-; both incl. utils.
1910 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Two sizes
avail; | lge. rm.., dressing clcset
with Murphy bed. kitchenette. din
cite and bath, $40 mo-: also liv.
rm.. bedrm,, kitchenette ard bath.
S95 mo-; both incl. utils. See ele-
IN APT. BUILDiNG. ? rms. kitchen
ette. and bath; SIS. Can be seen 3
to Sun. 1125 Maryland ave. ne.
NEAR DISTRICT LINE. very Yoomy.
6edrpoms; ,fo dor July and August.
PRIVATE, bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit;
bath. 1106 Allison st. NV: end
fir.; utils incl: SI15. conv. stores,
transp. Elk. $500; Sun. Ia. 5000.
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SUBLET for July
or July and August: ideally located
1-bedrm. apt. in elevator apt. bldg:
4 exposures, lge. foyer, liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit. bath: parking area: $125
mo. incl. utils.: on busline. HU.
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KENT VILLAGE

1741 gath ST Sc, Apt. 205--1 rm.
util. Inspect there and apply to
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors EX. 1911
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OPEN TODAY Is

THE CARLYN
Available July /; efficiency and l.
apartment house nicely furnished;
S125 and S165 per month. Call
desk DJ 34OO -o6
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MT. PLEASANT. 1854 Mt. Pleasant
st. n.w.-1st-fl. apt, bedrm.. liv.
liv. rm., kit. Desirable. nice home,
conv. transp.; phone privils. DE
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! North Valley 4

. The Sunshine club met at the
home of Mrs. Henry Dorm, .Jr.,
with 10 members present. Mem
bers came dressed in funny cos
tunes with Mrs. Joe Weinberg
winning first prize. Next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Weinberg
Carolyn Crouch was a week
end guest at her home.
Patty, Gary and Cecil Moves,
Loretta Beedle, Virginia viii
liams, and Herbie Jones are at
tending a All camp this week
A family reunion was held at
the Glen NoyeS home Sunday.
July 20. Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harrington OF
Davenport, Iowa; James Potts
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Potts and
MIR and Mrs. Harold Pootts, all
of Custer; Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Waldorf and family OF
Nibbe; Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle
Potts of Billings; Cliff Richard
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Billings Sunday, where the Al
car sponsored by the Gamble
brothers and driven by Tim
Hurley of Hardin took first place
in the races.
Mrs. Joe Williams, Gail, Lar
ry and Donnie Johnson were
Saturday afternoon visitors of
Mrs. Paul Gamble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed SCHNEIDER
from the E. L. jacobson ranch
visited MIR. and Mrs. John Lu-
ther Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luther and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
Howard and Lee enjoyed a
drive to ColStrip, Lame Deer,
Busby and Hardin Sunday. They
also visited with MI. and Mrs.
Francis Cooley at Kirby.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Eggart were
business callers at Forsyth on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ferd Dust visited at the
j. C.. Gamble home Wednesday.
Mrs. Nova Anderson of Day.
ton, Wyo., is visiting her son
and family, w. G. Anderson.
Visitors at the Coil Redding
home Sunday were Mrs. T. S.
Redding and her two sisters of
Oklahoma, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Torske and daughter, MI and
Mrs. Elmo James and family of
Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs. Junior
Redding and daughter, MIR. and
Mrs. Hardie Redding and fam
lily and Mrs. Gene Keebler and
family.
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son of Meyers, and Joe Creek of
rHysham.
Mrs. Lyle Hammond expects
to leave Saturday for Pomona,
Cal, to visit relatives and old
friends. Mrs. Hammond'S par
ents, MIR and Mrs. w. S. Sand
ers, are celebrating their fifty
eighth wedding anniversary on
July 80.
Mrs. Grace Wight was an ov-
ernight guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Noyes Saturday and they
all attended the farewell party
given for the Jones family.
Miss Joy Welborn and Mrs.
Dale Welborn called on Mrs.
Howard Gilreath Sunday after
noon.
A group of girls, who helped
serve the stockmen dinner for
the Sunshine club, were treated
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You don't push others around
on sidewalks. Don't do it in
your car. Good craftsmanship
pays off for motorists-in safe
ty and in respect, says the AAA
driver training book, sports
manlike Driving"
Good craftsmanship is a COM
bination Of fair play and cour-
tesy. Fair play means you know
the rules. Courtesy means you
observe them.
The driver who believes in
fair play is careful not to break
a traffic rule. He never cheats
at stop signs or red lights. He
takes the right-of-way only
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to a show wednesday night.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Ted Dumler, Mrs. Joe weinberg
and Mrs. Glen Moves.
Virginia Kirkland is spending
several days visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
KurtZ. :,
Mrs. Anna Monaco, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Mckinley OF JolleI
and Mr.. and Mrs. BurdeSt OF
!! Billings were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Arp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Dumler Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. John Besel.
The evening was spent playing
| pinochle. i +,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Besel and
daughter, Judy, motored to Bill
lings Thursday.
Wiley Kirkland is spending a
| week with his uncle and aunt,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Kurtz. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ,Lenhart
and family of Billings were Sum
day dinner guests of Mr.. AND
Mrs. John BeSel.
The youth of the E. and r.
church held a picnic Sunday al
the Indian caves five miles
south of Billings.
MI. and Mrs. Ted Dumler Wis
tied in Custer Sunday.
GottIieb Hert is home from
! Galen for 10 days to visit h1s
family.
Harold and Danny Carper ane
Ed Olenik were dinner guest!
Thursday at the l.. r. Jone!
home at Myers.
Sunday visitors at the Jone'
home were MIR. and Mrs. LeSli,
Dumler and Bonnie Laurie ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller ant
family.
Bernice Adler is spending
week with her uncle and aunt
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when it is safe to do so.
The sportsmanlike driver does
more. In addition to obeying
traffic rules, he extends every
act ofNcourtesy. He gives fellow
motorists every chance for
safety.
Bad highway manners are
dangerous. Studies of accidents
show that good traffic manners
by everyone aUould reduce traffic
accidents by ut least one-hal.
This good driving tip is worth
a try. Give the other driver a
break! Road courtesy pays off!
Politeness is the cheapest price
for safety!
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Wood and children of Bremen
ton, Wash, visited at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Tom Kendrich
near Arvada, Wyo., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Smell of
Hardin visited at the home of
MI. and Mrs. Ozzie Nichols on
Sunday.
Mrs. Rich Howard Mrs. Ed
Benzel and children and Mrs.
Ozzie Nichols and girls were
business callers in Forsyth one
day last week.
Mrs. Stanley Nichols of Sher-
idan, a former resident of this
community, is i'll.
A birthday party was given
last Friday for Shirley Keebler
on her eighth birthday, and
Judy Redding on her tenth
birthday. Those present were
Mrs. Flora Clark and .Ronnie,
Tommie Ratlage, Mrs. Irene
Redding and children, M S.
June Belts and children, Bar
bara and Fay Redding, Mrs.
Perry Cox, Larry and Diane
Schaff, Howard and Stephen
Keebler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stark and
| Sharon of Billings spent the
| week end at their ranch.
Verna Mae Cox of Spokane
is spending two weeks vacation
ing with her parents. MI and
| Mrs. Perry Cox of McRae.
william Baille and Herbert
Brist visited at the Bud Redding
home Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Stafford o.
Brien of Seattle visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lu-
ther Tuesday.
Miss Nancy Wolf of Hardin
| visited the past week with Mr..
and Mrs. John Luther.
william Baille and Herbert
| Brist will conduct Sunday eve
, ming services at the Wolf school
house.
Perry Cox and son, Merle,
made a business trip to Billings
, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Reinhart of
Huntley spent Monday at the
Perry Cox home. Jerry Meidling
lreturned home with them.
MI. and Mrs. John Luther,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Eggart, Mrs
George Miller and Ray Romine
were Wednesday evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cooley
of Kirby were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
Howard. Nh. and Mrs. Howard
and Lee returned home with
them for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mees called
on Mr. and Mrs. Dan Eggart
Sunday evening.
Ora Longacre visited in Bill
lingS Saturday.
The Sarpy Social club held a
picnic at the Gerald Ferguson
home on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Nichols
and girls have recently return
ed from a trip to Pocatello
Idaho, where they visited Mrs
Nichols parents, Mr. and Mrs
Willard Campbell, and her sis
tiers.
Harry Bristol and Jessie Love
less of Seattle were recent Wis
itorS of MI. and Mrs. Tony Ber-
ger and sons. Mr.. Bristol is
Mrs. Berger'S father.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Nichols
accompanied their daughter
Mrs. George Wood and children
of Bremerton, Wash, to Sheri-
dan for a few days visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Berger ano
sons, Harry Bristol and Jessie
LovelesS were supper guests al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pau.
Gamble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy O.. Sollars
and MI. and Mrs. Freeman Fer
fguson and Jerry, all of Adrian
Mo-, visited at the home of MI
and Mrs. Paul Gamble ant
family Sunday and Monday.
Jerry Dust of Hysham visited
with Jimmy, Dale and Charlotte
Gamble this week. They al
went to the stock car races al
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i camp at Crazy Head Springs. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olenik and
eddie and Freddie called at the
I'd Miller home Monay.
Miss Francis Crump of Bill
lings spent last Saturday at the
leslie Dumler home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 7. y. 9oiie'
Myers. - do,,ph-
Ter. Margaret, stayed az .I y Of
Miller home taking care
Lynn and Larry Miller nlH
Heir parents were at tne -
Evening star., 1952-11-27

28E-l Heller "CoIoromo" aluminium
Ice Vault in green. gold, ohortreuse,
red. $6.95
28E-2 Heller "Coloromo" Aluminium
Tumblers, one each in purple, green.
Evening star., 1952-11-27

28C-2 "Stroke on Trent" Souce Boot
Of English pottery Miniature size,
just right for serving two! Soft green
or sparkling white $l.00
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28H California Pottery "Lozy Sus-
an" with revolving wood base. Hos
Jorge round center troy surrounded
by four individual troys. Every
thoughtful hostess will wont one to
Evening star., 1952-11-27

ohortreuse, red, gold. silver. blue,
bronze $3.50
'28E-3 Heller "Coloromo" Aluminium
Pitcher in red, green, gold, chor-
treuse All odorIess, tostIess. alcohol
resistont. $3.98
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04
BUILDING FOR SALE

Sealed bids will be received until
September 30, 1852, for dismantling
and removal Of building 27' by As,
multiraftcr construction, frame
work largely of long 2X6, and 2X8
spruce and hemlock. Most lumber
easily salvaged. For additional in
formation contact The Rev. Don
aid X. Gallon, Red House.
Seller reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. ADV. 28-3t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04
No Cheap Sacrifice

NNE OTHER sign of soul-growth
~ comes to the surface: single
sentence from David on the day
when he bought the land where the
temple was to be built The owner
Oman CAraunah) would have given
the land free; but David insisted on
paying the full value. II will not Of
fer burnt offerings unto the Lord
my God which cost me nothing" he
said
No one would have blamed
him for taking advantage of the
owner, cutting the price a little.
When david was a younger man
he might have done it; but not
now. No one else would know it,
perhaps; but God would know it.
1t was a sign that David was no
longer the half-groWn soul he had
once been. For a man never really
grows up till he does what he does,
not because of fear, or ambition, or
reputation, nor for any reason but
because he knows how God is 60.
ing to look at it.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04
Is the Young Nam Snfc?

IT MOTHER plain sign Of inward
4 a growth was David's attitude to
his bad son Absalom That young
man had ceased to be a son, but
the old man did not cease to be a
father. The young man would have
stopped at nothing. he would have
killed his father without hcsitating,
in order to gain the Kingdom for
himself But David was willing to
lose the kingdom, if by so doing he
could keep from losing his son.
General JOab, a professional
killer, could see no point in
David's generosity. He believed
David should be king first and
father afterwards. 1t was
JOab who against David's strict
orders finally killed AbsalOm.
But in death as in life, David loved
that wild young man. No more tragic
scene is found in history than
David's lament, would God I had
died for thee, A Absalom, my son,
my SON." 1t does not sound like a
lament for a dead enemy, and it
was not; it was fathers grief for
his son. The grief came late; David
should long before those days have
remembered his duty as a father to
Absalom. But late though it was,
David's tears show that in him his
soul still grew.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04
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