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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-09

prisoners the devpersons of defective sanity Juog
ment honesty, intelligence -! -.
He replied WELL don't any Christian Scientists get
into the hospitals? -,
said Yes, the backsders and those who have
only had whe-wash conversions.
At about that time the priest asked, why oont you
heal all your patients!
replied For the reason Jesus healed only one
cripple at the Pool of Bethesda.
He replied But Jesus healed all manner OF Sickness
disease and deformities
replied Yes all manner of sickness, disease and de-
formes, but all persons. they weren't all worthy!
think he gave the sign of the Cross once more
here, and mean it respectfully.
Religious Leadership
Father we freely concede the good accomplished by
the Protestant Catholic Jewish and Greek priesthoods
must BY divine authority, insist that these entire
are prisoners the devil sinners
spiritual crppes-persons Of defective sanity Judgment
honesty Intelge And speaking in the spirit Of the
Golden Rule brothery love according to Christ and IN the
spirit the Christ Truth which makes mankind free"
That i. why these priesthoods Indifferent
temptuous towards Gods two greatest representatives
Christ Jesus and prophesed by him and recorded in
Protestant and Catholic Bibles namely Gods Christ Sci
encehe Comforter the Holy Ghost the spirit Of Truth
who would and teach all things and guide into
all truth and bring all things into remembrance whaso
ever he said and did unto US (see John II, 15 l6).
The Comforter Through Woman-Second Coming Of Christ
the divine Intelligence and Power of God
The Comforter to through a woman
Gods Mary Of the Nineteenth Centuryin the words of
Jesus Matt 1888, Luke 13 2 'the kngdom of heaven
IS like unto eaven which hid in three
OF meal =.
The ieaven is Gods Christ Science The three
OF meal are Science Theology and Medicine the dnely
inspired title Of the sixth chapter of Gods greatest
worker next to the Bible and imperatvey
lberae the Bible from the devsh errors and misinter
pretaons OF the European religions that is Science and
with Key to the Serpturesthe Christian Science
textbook by Mary Baker Eddy On page SIS of Science
ana Health she says I'm the words of ST. John He shall
give you another Comforter that he abide with YOU
Science" ~ - ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-09

Inc great power of Mind. made
manifest through the prayers of
our forefathers in America is
now coming up before us cav bv
Day year after year, through di-
vine force. Through the power
OF God, progress is a memorial
oeIore the world. And through
tiis divine force men and women
are learning to no longer cling
20 error, thus bringing the king.
dom of heaven nearer
The Bible tells US The kino.
oom OF God is like a mustard
seed which q man took and cas-,
into his garden: and !, 1r.w
ana waxed great tree: and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-09

spread. When the a
is free OF the pains ot'
confusion and fear one ~
the hearts Of Others
and life can be LIVED =
habitatlon.
God has promised -
ment in the earth ana ~
keep in mind that -
will not fail 1t IS 49, c.,'l
men and women that -
ises must be imprsssy,xs.;
alive on the earth -.
pray with a ferven'
angel OF peace vii s.' \
TO perform the I've |;
hat helps us to ovel ~. / !
row. and bring US oa !, ! :,
.Tm' The true Spirit =
anvtodv decide TO Oe -. ~
diaN 49, CmoeiN
Life And Love go 80
Every individual Tvs lirs'
- he viii or il he vl'I
h !, +, in the making ~,
n ,,esr everyone can n =. ,
y he low with he pls Is !,
". with GOOD n ..'.,s bscSi
morals. THIS IS 49, 49, 81,
well known, '',s :. {
thoughts and hearts >, : !
o u,uus All forms Of wa, W, !
inc. Lcve. kina no uss
deeds and rra'''u ..sll VI
10 God. and 10 "" IA o.
al Al other things. :. " or,'
wish TO be mash '''h . y
vet he shor'f ' =.
O'@ tconiinusd on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-09
Fear No Ea,iL
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
tl2th Of a seres)
TRUE PROGRESS
TRUE PROGRESS
LIZABETH ELLINGTON

h ne law OF God has everything do with the we'll
ons VI man ms education and everything which con-
Germs him. 1t through divine law and the Of its
tnat the human has continued to progress.
God" MARY Baker Eddv) ~ INV -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-09
Christian Science World Heath
"DR0uGHT'S SOARING GR|2
WRECKING w. ECONOMI
A S0UNDI
written for III. al
Science M.,i

+ Paul W wrote ((uM
n God hath
US the spirit Of tsa
power, and Of loe
"a sound mind nv
of the most comma
and invigoratins nj,
that could be mail
spiritual quahtie, ri
tiles with which Ca|
lowed man. PnS
me aningful is the III
Coming after the ~
fear and an afir,
the presence Of spin!
and power. Pauls,(
sound mind empi.s
completeness Of u
God ; expression. I
Soundness is VIII
ness substantially Cax
TO His image, ma N
intellectual brilliana n,
CLEAN Of SPIRITUALITY "a
eence, the full. stu I
reflection Of Spirit III
He bestows undrsrt
derStand.ng which sci
IS adequate to any I'm
The ancient Crsr I
id, al which Home ;sas
terms that have 81 |
through the Latin m I
corpore samoa sS ri
sound body. hI
thing 70 be pray8 X
how truly he spOe mi
in his ca prayer "a d
only 10 a group Of rEi
Some centuries o.
Jesus illustrated tie -
Of prayer BY healing =
bodies through the -
OF mans spiritual m
| God. He demonstri4
! fectibility OF man -
image and Likeness 81
Father Still later y
Eddy discovered tie ;
ing the Science Of -.
ing as prac,iced " .
showed tina, mans We
the reflection OF the q
| Wilderness OF Cod
Truth. Life and Low. !,
clares in Science and J
Key TO the Scriptures
| (coniinued On n
Evening star., 1952-06-07
Banker Bitterly AssoiIs Curbs
On Home Mortgage Credit

| One of the Nations most i'm
portant home mortgage bankers
this week bitterly assailed Regula-
tion x mortgage credit curbs ano
urged Congress to nullify them.
George G. Johnson, president OF
the Dime Savings Bank of Brook
Ilyn and a member Of the New
York Federal Reserve Banks Real
Estate Committee, called Regula-
ton x needless"
Mr.. johnson said the present
down payment terms were ''un-
reasonable and unnecessarily high''
under Regulation x and compan-
ion VA and FHA rules. He added !:
The Short-term mortgage pro-
visions of the regulations likewise
have forced innumerable families
out of the home market because
lof the accompanying higher
monthly amortization payments
required.
THE result is that the building
business. the Nations largest in
dustry. is being throttled and the
American economy very seriously
threatened by ill-advised and un-
necessary meddling."
The Federal Reserve Board in
Washington has beep in the fore
front in favoring mortgage credit
curbs. The board likewise has sup
ported interest-increase moves. It
lis now discussing with the Hous-
ling and Home Finance Agency a
possible relaxation of down-pay-
ment rules, but. presumably. not
any plan to lift the entire regula-
Evening star., 1952-06-07

tion, as Mr.. johnson advocates.
Every logical reason points
to the necessity for prompt re-
moval Of these needless mortgage
controls" Mr.. johnson said.
ut is now evident that this
Imuch-needed reform can be ac-
compliShed only by an act cf
Congress. Governmental agencies
are not being consistent. Only oy
congressional action can they be
forced into line and serious ccn-
sequences averted.
Mr.. johnson recalled that the
consumer credit regulation has
been repealed. and contended that
in refusing similar action in regard
to Regulation x, Government
agencies want to retain life and
death power over the building in
duStry."
Evening star., 1952-06-07
Sharpe to Discuss
School Construction

c. Melvin Sharpe, president of
the District Board OF Education,
will speak at the Washington
Building Congress luncheon at
1890 on Monday. in the May
flower Hotel.
Mr.. Sharpe will discuss 1.-The
Construction Program for Dis
trict Schools"
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURNISHED 2-BEDROOM. settled
mum $1oS % EN-. s5Ss s or 1ef Box 14 s.5
SMALL HOUSE on busline. vicinity
Of Chain Bridge or Bethesda, by
PERMANENT. substantial family de-
sires unfinished 4-bedroom. 2-bath
h ho1 N sgEooood residential section
Naval Nav / oFf FitF wife, young @ daash.
ter. desire 2-bedroom furn. detached
house on Virginia side, around $40;
R GssTeS s1Bf f Hs cou-
Mont. ~ CO. o. OF or G nav. l tx: S55s, . to
RRT SHn a HSM syes 81 Ss6 S,tb fam
iiy REQUIRES furn. house. 4 bedrms.,
ssSS ss A arlington sSS Rent. $500: pE.
FAMILY wants home in Ashton or
3 E 81 len ssiEbAko6S s7o uNFuRN MlE
VA 81 'Ss5' s ssRT
YOUNG s5taS ? LAWYER MM and wife from Cal.
ifornia would Ike attractiyelv furn.
2-bedrm. house in Bethesda. Chevy
A f5SGi 81, si HOMES NEEDE DDlSw
have fine tenants for homes in near
ais; no delay. For complete rental
iHfEEylc Co ps BE-, sa9 9s today. PERRY
cSof Il %AsF rs email h Ssn rs sSss
dition and keep in Al condition
neglected. property. Quarter mile
radius Of Capitol suggested but not
102 Carroll ST III T-QHEA Nf
ExciHASGE on rental basis; s-yr.
lease. military clause; 3 bedrms:, !
plus ,t bath th;p! plus util, rm.: Norfolk
petine., inclosed back yard, newly
MILLER. 1925 ROCK Bridge ave,
Norfolk Va; house avail. July 49,
SUMNER RENTAL by engineer. about
to $50. no. s617. evenings. ~
AGENT has several clients for I'm
furnished houses in Washington,
sell M s1ssa WERNER d. 1000; SUM-
MASS; AVE. EXT. or vic.-Unfurn.
3-bedrm., 2 bath, for Govt. scien-
fist and mother. Wo. 7451.
SMALL English Family gt REQUIRES house s
Call OIL 1884
FAMILY 3 ADULTS, D. c. natives;
rooms unfurn.,- from owner; best
care; perm; 500 limit. Box 321 *
UNFURNIsHED-4-bedroom detached
house in Bethesda area; close K
transportation; max. $3.50. Cal
AIR FORCE FORCE OFFICER. with . chill,
dren. whose wife has been hospital.
ICED past year by polio, urgently
needs 2 or 3 bedroom house or apt
on one level by June 1: preferably
sc. area. JU. 5-407S.
GOING AWAY for the summer? vii
care for your house and grounds
and pay nominal rent: prefer subur'
ban NV; Govt. economist: family
of 3 adults. Box 30S-V, Star.
REFINED working couple, non-drink
ers, desires small unfurn. house II
Mont. Co.; country place preferred
reas. rent; will redecorate. GE
SCIENTIST. white. wants unfurn
apt. or house about July 10; NV,
o Md Cali SH. 1904.
sTJMMER RENTAL-About June q
through. August; virginia; bed
rms, furn.: max, 500. Boz
CoUPEE desires unfurn. house Il
Hyattsvilie, Riverdale, College Parl
area: 3 bedrms., bsmt.: nr. transp
II poss. 10. S-1424.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ESQ SERVICE STATION. Reason.
gaiionaEe; favorable lease. woodey
WAITED TO BUY from owners. sew.
eral rooming houses with good
leases. See MR.. STAPLES. LEILA
Connect!cutARve NV. Room 4. liz
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BEAUTY SALONS
Select Your Location!

BEAUTY SALONS
Select Your Location!
BUSY Sc. LOCATION
A gold mine: 5 operators; $4,000 casl,
handles SOD 5ra sss e. CANDLES
81: l. so 9 q s.. 600 mo. Quoted. Price
NV. SHOPPING CENTER
4 operators; Price 81; $50. YIN. 1881
ARLINGTON. Va. ' 1000
mo. income. Price $4,000. Another
on Columbia pike; 8 operators; ST..
0o MODEM 81 g2op 4PfS@ei CENTER
over 81 900 wk. income tS50,o00 VIZ
e. L; 8 { Spsrat e5; rent $40 mo-
Rent sesS55 f inel G Spsssir ave at. s45c
i4th ST. NV.
4 operators; Well furn; Long estab
Owner N Fftirl SEfo REEss 1859 terms
Pss sindsv stssst ssss k Sysly DE-
ness. Price $4,000. terms.
UPPER GA AVE.
Mod. equip. Rent $135. Lease. $1,000
mo- i 1fss AND o F sTg. NV.
Equipped. Make an offer. Air cond
Rent S2l5 mo. Owner has bought
another SHOP HOTEL.
$500 wk. income. 4 operators. Mod.
shop. Ideal for hair stylist.
Large. well furn.. 8 wet units. 2 OPP
orators. Rent $3.50 mo. Price
O' UPPER CONN AVE.
Air cond.. 2 operators: Rent 500.
Income $500 mo. Price" s2.25o.
~ NEAR G. W. q.
Owner Ill. must sell. Price $1,000,
terms. Rent $500. See to appre-
~ DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Rent S55.. Price $1,000 with only
$3.50 cash down. Less for cash.
NEARBY VA.
Shopping center. 4 operators, splendid
$4,000. terms. Rent $3.50.
We have other beauty salons to sell
or lease. Terms can be arranged.
To buy or sell. contact
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
BEAUTY SALON SPECIALISTS
432 Bond bldg, ME. 6540. HO. 1910.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY WILL SHARE home in Be-
thesda, l or ? congenial people for
summer: lge. yard, all home privils
WI, 569S. 80
expenses $9O-S1OO monthly; near
Wardman Park. AID. S245. 6 to 10
pm. is
WANT 1 YOUNG MAN to share with
2 others mod. 6-rm. semidet house
every cow; S12 per wk. 1870 18th
GEORGETOWN-You lady, college
graduate to share attractive George.
town house with 3 others. References
Call CO. A703. is
MASTER BEDROOM, share home;
will accept infant. AID. 7945; al
day Sun. or after z nm 19s
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QUAINT

Cape Cod house Tyr. old). mr.. Map
Service and Potomac River; carline;
Is minis. to city: 8 big rms. and 2
bathss avail. June 1; S175. NE,
1850 wk. days; ewes. RE. 1918,
MAN-BRAWNER.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
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&150

coz Sligo ave, Silver Spring. This
about June II. It has a lovely in
closed yard, Gear gar; 4 bedrms.,
1st-f1r. bath. library and 2 porches
Not a new house but we'll kept and
built for family. Inspect 1t today
1900 18th St.. DI. 0222. 30
COLORED - 8-ROOM HOUSE fol
rent, 724 44th st. ne. Call LII
4-2425. $500 per mo.
COLORED-4651s NEAL PL. NV
rms. and kitchen, $3.50 mo
ME 4941. 30
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SILVER SPRING. 1908 Ballard st.,
s rooms, oil heat, garage, large yard
and garden; suitable for large fam
lily; $3.50 per mo.
E. w. THURM
90s 10th st. NV. d.: 1906.
ARIINGTON-Exce for Penta-
Ron commuters; new 3-pedrm. brick
rambler with full basement and ga
rage, 2 baths, complete GE kitchen.
large living dining combination with
fireplace; beautiful A-acre lot; i'm
school; S175 month.
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy, IA. $4,000 or 1888.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont.

JEFFERSON VILLAGE rms. bath.
screened porch. fenced I'd. f IA. D Ssss.
NEAR ROCKVILLE. MD.-Four-rm.
bungalow;. $50 per month: 6-rm.
pfovements; Siho mo. Both located
on a l25-acre farm RE. 1887, RA.
GEORGETOWN - Gracious s-bedrm.
9 baths. 1st-h. powder rm., unusu-
ally Ice. din, nm. 'liv. rm.. wood
wit with I EttE 81 Bend'x' disposal: S2S5.
CARMoDY HILLS. Md rms,
a Rithi 5a5 5Sil 0smt'' oil heat is Gan
MCLEAN, va bedrms. with bsnt..
Enclosed porch and expansion attic;
close to school and stores; St10.
WALLS wa Is REALTY; Elmwood 1914;
once. HENRY j. RoBB, INC. 1924
WHY PAY RENT? 1895 down buys
pretty 2-bedrm. bungalow with de-
tached garage; payments like rent;
open | to 9. s. s. 5 az Ethan Allen ave.
MISUNDERSTANDING brick, liv;
rm., din. space, fully equip kit. 2
bedrms., tile bath, full basement;
large fenced-in lot: all in excellent
condition; available June l; $125.
For appt. call AL. 10S4.
0EoRGETOWN-Lovely old detached
house; 8 bedrms.. baths, maids
rm. and bath on 2nd f.; 4th bedrmI
and u bath, 3rd a.; library; 3
fireplaces; garage; garden; available
June 15; 1884 per mo.
Charming 2-bedrm.. 1h-bath house.
2 fireplaces; garden and terrace;
new-house condition; available now;
$500 per MOI Call Mrs. Murphy, co.
O705, or DE. 4101. FRANCES
POWELL HILL, 1908 goth st. NV.
ARLINGTON. VA.
Attractive brick Colonial: center en-
trance hall, 22-ft. ny. rm.. din: rm..
kit, " bath on 1st floor; 8 bedrms..
bath on End floor; bsmt:. rec. rm.
with fireplace: COW. TO bus, shop
ping and schools; avail. June !.
$I75 mo. THOS. G. MAGRUDER
CO, Oh, a131; ewes. and sunday
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-3 bedrms.
liv rm.. firepl. full din. rm.; $50.
Near Fairfax-Brand-new 2-bedrm:,
flrepl.; avail. now - S105
Near Seven Corners-3 bedrms..
baths; unusual home S225
JOSEPH W. sEAY CO.,
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Are You From the West?
Congenial lady to share my new home
out where it is cool. Located on
cow. busline. $50 mo. Call HI.
1884 after pm.
COLORED-HOUSE to share; ne.
sect. Very nice neighbbhd. Cple. or
2 girls. Cow. transp. Ii. 4-16S1.
Ia
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e735 51st ave-, College Park. Md.
3-bedrm. brk. rambler with full
bsmt., in excel. cond. and immed
avail. Key next. door. To reach:
to Edgewood I'd. and turn right to
51st ave.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOOMING HOUSE, near 18th and
Columbia I'd, n.w.;. neat and clean;
10 rms, ga baths. cocktail bar.
apt. for owner; priced to sell; small
down payment. Call Mrs. Macaboy,
EN-. 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

Beautiful, Modern Rest.
In Centreville, Va.
On Hwy. 211; gross business. 81. 400
per week; low rent: sacrifice for
convenient terms. ANDREW w.
GREENE, REALTY. 100 w. Main
st. Fairfax Va. Crescent 703. Il
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IS THIS
LIQUOR
STORE
FOR YOU?

Here is an established. modern. we'll
equipped, compact. easy-to-handle
liquor store in q prestige location,
handling a very fine line of wine
and whisky, catering to very nice
trade. doing $4,000 plus weekly. on
profitable basis.
II you are experienced in this field
and are seeking a store Of his type,
and in q financial position to handle
the deal, this Offering merits your
immediate Investigation.
Owners desire to expedite a sale af-
fords an opportunity for q qualified
party to acquire this excellent store
at price considerably less than its
fair value. The clean stock on hand
is approx. $4,000.
Owner will consider taking CONNER
cial real estate at market value In
trade and will give immediate pos
session Of the business.
Inquiries Solicited From
Qualified Principals
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Exclusive Realtor
woodward Bldg. RE. 1855
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MAINE-TO-FLA. HWY.
Lifetime opportunity to obtain fine
money-maktng tavern (beer and
almost new masonry bldg. 6ox40 I
with liv. apt. A great deal fine
equip, etc. included; 250-ft. 'front.'
age makes ideal for truck stop
Loc. Just outside large town. Priced
right at $1S.500. Part financed.
Mrs. g. Darwin, MONTGOMERY
REALTY; S. Division st. ext, Sails
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Sis

Gil 64th ave-. Gregory Estates, Seat
Pleasant. Md. Attractive 2-bedrm
cedar single bungalow. There are
also 2 nicely furn. rms. with wash
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1O9 Calvert I'd, Rockville, Md. Year
old bungalow with liv.. rm. with
bedrms. and bath: lge. 3rd bedrm.
upstairs. To reach: Go $40 mile
past courthouse to Aberdeen I'd.
turn left to Calvert and left again to
house.
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DINER, living quarters, and, cabin.
w taiks. RBE EHia isf VA. 4ss4. ia rs
RESTAURANT FOR SAIL. by owner
Long lease. XII S-4535 for details;
T ' e -FOUR UNIT motor court
restaurant: b.. and J. lie; SIS. 00C
inc. reported: $50. 900 cash will han.
die. ACME REALTY CO., UN. 32l1
DRY CLEANERs-we have seSera
openings for wholesale accounts; goot
work and service. SANITARY CLEAN
Frs, 1920 18th st. NV. CO: 217l
fections. gifts. magazines; $4,000
Can be seen any time. 327 Penns
ave. Sc. $40. 900 gross. Rent. 500
Phone OWNER, ewes. and Sun. only
GROCERY AND MEATS. NV; all new
equipment; over $4,000 weekly. vii
sell outright or consider partner
MILTON GOLDSMITH. D1. 0440.
DRY cT0RE, colored, ABOUT oS $50; oo @
and iookine for real opportunit;y
GOLDSMITH. DI. O440.
DRUGLESS DRUGSTORE. NV. area:
unusual corner location: about S22t
daily. A lge. fountain business
SO 600 cash down; should net SlO:.
600 annually. MILTON GOLDSMITH
dRRlocSEaf fS STORE, excel. NV. loo
Income quoted ns Sl,s9S wssssk bs E GaI
i 81 ". r fith n 81. 1905. @''' "''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Busy Sc
corner; small down payment to expr
! man. Near Sears q Roebuck new
I9c JU $500 or JU. s-9S44.
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$3.50 DOWN
Buys beautiful. 7-rm.. 2-bath home
Prince GEORGES County; now operat-
ing as children's nursery; income
about $500 per mo. 81. $3.50, TO
$3.50; weekdays. NO 7o03
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1902 KILBOURNE PL. N.W.--4-bed-
rm. semidet. brick, tile bath, full
basement. oil INV. heat. double ga
rage; S15,750 on cow. terms. For
1884 QUE ST. NV, Mass. Dupont
Cir. vice rms. . baths. high CELL
ing in bSmt.; adaptable for many
uses. JEROME 8. MURRAY. LA.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-26

SARAHSVnJ.E

SARAHSVILLE - Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauncey Peck and family
of near Sarahsville, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hicks.
Several from here attended the
kitchen shower at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr Davis in hon
or of their son, Cater and bride
of Akron.
Mr.. Carl Elliott, who was a
patient in Good Samaritan hos
pital, returned to his home here
last week.
The revival meetings held at
the Perryopolis church conduct
ed by Pauline Maxwell broke,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Larry and
daughter, Kathy 10 of GAINESVILLE
called on Mrs. Pluma Smith on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mellon
of Weirton, w. Va, spent the
weekend with Della Mellon.
Robert and Tim Cooper, John
and Richard Gibson attended the
baseball game in Cleveland re-
Gently.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-26

SHARON - Homes were
shaken in this community by the
earth quake, Friday morning.
Bible School
A Daily Vacation Bible school
will open at Presbyterian church
on Monday, July z. All children
of community welcome. Irene
Marquis is advisor.
Personals
Kaye Boyd is confined to her
home with measles.
Josephine Boyd is now en-
plOyed at Kimbolton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Iams of
Canton, Mr.. and Mrs. Irvil Cain
of near Renrock, Mr.. and Mrs.
ROLAND Combs and children,
Joyce and Marlin of Senecaville
were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Archibald, Sunday.
Janet Ramsey visited with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Farmhouse of near Forest
IrOVe last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Courtney
spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Collins at GAINESVILLE.
Cash Marquis of Canton, is
visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
John Kuntz and family.
Mrs. Lillian Boyd is visiting
with her son, Dean Boyd and
family at Rittman.
Mrs. Clarice Zeller of Column
bus, is visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Jane Archer and brother,
Arthur Archer and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Spincks and
Judith Lee of GAINESVILLE, visited
Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodrow Boyd and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cisler and
Randall and Brent of Canton,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Cisler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Parrish.
Jackie Boyd of GAINESVILLE,
spent Friday night and Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow
Boyd and Joan and Billy.
A group of young folks from
here spent Sunday at Seneca
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Moore
of Coal Ridge, visited with their
daughter, Mrs. Harry Morrison
and family last Wednesday even
ing.