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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Co. Can Buy
Back Airport
For $I5O.OOO
And BIdgs. Cost

A deed of lie for $150,000 was
filed this week by Monroe County
Commissioners for the purchase Of
Meacha.n fields 156 acres from
Key West Improvement Inc. .
County Legal Advisor Paul Saw
yer, authorized by the Commission,
completed the sale with Key West
Improvement Inc. and filed the
deed in the courthouse Wednesday
at 10:30 a. m.
The deed is signed by the five
County Commissioners, and for
the company Vincent Conley, pre-
sident, and Charles Helberg, Sec
Ietary of the company.
The deed gives detailed des-
cription of the boundaries Of the
156 acres and is accompanied by
q property map showing it. C. G.
Bailey, registered land surveyor
did the job for the company.
The deed states that ii1e tract
Of land Is sold TO the county
"for the sole and exclusive use
and purpose OF continuously
using, occupying, maintaining,
conducting ard operating there.
on . goVernmentaIIy-owned pub.
lie airport and fhe neeessary faei-
Iities incidental TO public avia-
fion in strict accordance with
Federal and Florida State stasv.
sss, rules and regulations con-
trolling public aviation, and SUBJ
ieef always. however, to fhe con-
ditions, provisions and terms
herein set forth, to.wif;
/. That that certain part or area
Of the herein described property
shown upon said Property map al
lying between those certain par
GELS therein designated u. S. Gov
ernment and "Key Wester" on the
southeasterly portion of the said
tract and having frontage Of
311.26 feet upon South Roosevelt
Boulevard and extending norther-
ly along the east boundary Of said
u. S. Government parcel a dis
tance of 569.70 feet and northerly
on the westerly side of the parcel
Key Wester a distance of 450.13
feet shall not be used at any time
or in any amer whatsoever
for the operation Of aircraf.. upon
said area; andPROVIDED FUR
THEIR that said part or area shall
only be used in conjuction with
said airport for the purpose Of
surface or land pedestrian or ve-
hicle ingress and egress to and
from said airport or for the con-
struction, maintenance and opera
ton thereon by the County of
necessary administration build
ing, ticket booths and hangers and
for the public aviation facilities of
said airport.
z. This conveyance Is made
upon the express conditions sub.
seqUent:
THAT the said premises shall
be used only Is hereInbefore set
forth as an aircraft landing strip
for airport and functions speei.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Charles Erwin Is
Wilson Chosen

NEW YORK Up - Just to put
matters straight on industry's
three Charles z. wilson's
/. Charles ERWIN Wilson Is the
General Motors Corp. president
who President-elect Eisenhower
announced yesterday as his secre-
tary Of defense.
2. Charles E(dward) Wilson Is
the former president of the Gen.
eraI Electric Company and for
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

In England there are IS Smiths
per 1000 persons while in the Uni
ted States in ev y 100 persons
Is named Smith. says the National
Geographic Society.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

Thirty-eight thoroughbreds carry
ing a total value Of $14i.50O chang
ed hands via the claiming route
during Delaware Parks 1852 meet
ing.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Citizen Staff Photo

mer director Of the Office ot De.
Tense Mobilization.
3. Charles E(ben) Wilson Is the
former chairman of the board Of
the Worthington Pump and Ma
chinery Corp.
They are not related.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

verter to and reacquisition by COM
pany upon the condition subsequent
foresaid shall ensure to the bene-
fit of the company, its successors
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

and assigns, and shall be binding
up on the county and its successors
and assigns and upon its lessees
and licensees"
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

TIE REV ELDoN SIMMONS Ley Memorial Methodist Church
hands check for OF the of the $4,000 house 1915
Truman Avenue DR. Deo Cobo administrator of his late
fathers estate The church win the house for half of its
Sunday School Renovatons the old mansion win begin
shortly DR. Deo Cobo administrator Of the estate of Ygna-
Cobo which formerly the property the
Of Truman and Georgia j. Y Porter represented Cobo the
SALE Curry Harris is attorney for the church.
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FOREST HEIGHTS
4 DELAWARE DRIVE

Open Sat. and Sun, / to 6
Spacious 6-rm. rambler featuring ,
tWln-SlZe bedrmS. with dble. cedar
lined closets, fully equipped kit,
incl. dishwasher and disposal, equip.
util. rm., incl. auto. washer and
snd built-in bookcase; fiuorescent
lighting throughout and a beauti-
fully Handicapped lot. Take advan-
tage OF good financing by assuming
40 loan. Asking S16.950 with
$1,000 down. Directions: Out S.
Capitol st; approx. "a mi past D. c.
nne TO Parkway dr., right % it.
to Sachem dr., left to Delaware dr.
and right to our open sign. FRED
BURGESS, VI. 1902 til 8.
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ARLEDGE BROS.
Fairfax County Rambler

1923 Wilson blvd, Arlington OW,
444S. OK. 1888; ewes, JE. 3-724S.
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BRENTWOOD
CARMODY HILLS

Bungalow. i lge. rms, bath, no bsmt
Stove heat. gas. cleo; lge. lot. side
drive, garage: vacant. Like new
$1,000 to $1,000 cash. Will eX-
change OWNER. TIA T01O 20
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FOREST HEIGHTS
238 AUDREY LANE
OnT7AT c1TTNYrax1 ,rrrr n
SUNDAY, I IT'LL &

2-bedrm.. Semidet. bricl
on high ground, overlooking mos
of Forest Heights. includes equipped
kit. full bsmt., gas heat and excel
financing in the form of a 4es loar
with low mo. payments. Cow. tC
bus. schools and shopping. Direc-
tons; Out S. Capitol st. u mi. past
d c. line to Audrey lane, left tc
our open sign. FRED BURGESS
vi. 2S02 till 8.
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ARL. MISSIONER PARK

Open Sunday, l to d
Beautiful 3-beGrm. brick and frame
Colonial home i'll one of the most
convenient locations to excellent
schools, shopping and tranSp. Huge
LIVING rnl., dining rm., equipped KIT.
full bSmt.. nice level fenced lot.
Assume AZ CT loan of 81. 900.
SiOi.:5 mo. which includes taxes
and insurance. 5000 down, bal
ance on good terms. Price, ST. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-19

HILLCREST REALTY co.
l4l4 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4O40
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3-BEDRM. BRICK

Cow. Avondale. open Sun. l It'll
dark, 540S goth Pl. This lovely
3-bedrm. brick is one of the best
buys on today's market. There Is
a pine-paneled den, 12X19, large
liv. rm. with real brick firepl.,
family sized din. rm., high dry
bsmt. with outside entr. and Il
bath. Brand-new automatic washing
machine included; Anchor and
picket fencing encloses the COM
pletely level lot.
OWNER FORCED TO SELL
See today and make an offer for the
buy of your life. Immediate poss.
Directions: Michigan Ave. ne to
Queens Chapel I'd, continue to
LaSalle I'd. then left 20 Ingraham.
right on Ingraham II blk to goth
ave, left to Goth ave. to Goth pl.
then right to house, or Chillum I'd.
to 10th ave, then right to Goth pl.,
then left to house. RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
CLINTON AREA-S13 950

Al SIMPSON LANE
Bis 3-bedrm ranch rambler on Ia
acre lot. Large liv. rm. with pic
ture window, big din. rm., spacious
equip. kit; roomy separate laundry
and storage rm.; redwood siding Ex-
cellept construction. A real bargain.
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MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
RealtOr lnn4 Nth ST N W DI RAG

BY OWNER. AT $4,000
eiX-rOom house. i bedrm.. kitchen. liv
rm.. bath; gas heat; insulated; full
light bsmt. with outside entr, and
laundry travs; corner lot with fenced
rear yard; s. 900 cash and balance
less than rent at $3.50 per mo.
$500 H st, Capitol Heights. Md
Out Marlboro pike to 57th ave, turn
left down 57th to H St. turn left on
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Not Enough Bedrooms?
NEED 8?

If so, and you own small 2-bedroom
nome now and want a ;}-bedrooul
brick rambler for only S12,250, call
NJ, Berens, jr.. evenings at Oliver
1915 or Mr.. Taylor. evenings at
FREDERICK W. BERENs
BALES, INC. I52QfK ST. NV.
MA. bOdD go
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VETS-Sl. 800 DOWN

3 BEDRM. RAMBLERS-S14,S5O
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. / TO O.
4ee, 25-yr. loan to qualified vets;
new. all brick; liv. rm. with firepi.,
din. t.. tile bath. equip. kit; full
bsmt., gas heat: Landover Hills. Md
Dir: Out Bladensburg I'd. to Peace
Cross, riCht on Defense Ivy t.
ERSON ST.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1915 X st. N.Y.. Realtor, ME. 54oC
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S12.95C
CLAYTON LANE

CLAYTON LANE
A 3-bedrm. ranch rambler, 2 picture
windows, nice liv. rm. with tirepl.
big equip. kit, full-SiZe dinette a
real dream. $3.50 cash will handle
Directions Gor both houses: Out
Route No. D Branch ave. SCI To
Clinton. at stop light (Clinton Bank
turn left and follow signs
HILLCREST REALTY co
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SHOPPING CENTER
Income or Large Family

In Queens Chapel, only few blocks
from this lovely Cape Cod with 3
bedrms., built yrs. ago: bsmt.
rec. I'm. partly finished; Anchor
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
OPEN l TILL DARK

1JOl ELMHURST ST.
Expandable Cape Gods OF several
STYLES! Ideal location, Good transp.
Near schools and Shoppingl These
homes have . nice bedrms. aBd
bath 15xl5-ft. liv rm, din. and
mod. kit: finished stairway leads
to expandable attic which can be
made into more bedrmS. and
bath; full bsmt.. gas &C and
and large lots: $l5.950 FLA Il
nsrced. Directions: Out Marlboro
pike to the ZOO blk, turn left on
GettWay blvd. to 74th ave. and
BRENNAN AND PORTER. REALTY
II. 3-30S5, SAT. Ma. 1913, SUN.
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Brick, built in 1912 and only Sl4,75O.
First floor liv. rm.. din. rm. kit, .
bedrms., and bath; I'd floor. liv. rm,
kit. ! bedrm. and bath: entire house
now being used by l family; full
bsmt.. gas heat; an area of lovely
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4 Bedrms. and 3 Baths

Beautiful brick and stone home; LIST
f., lge liv. rm. with firepl.. lge.
dining rm. with French doors lead
ing to screened porch. equipped
kitchen with eating space, bedrm.
and tile bath; 2nd A, ; lee bedrms.
with rec. rm. and full bath, space
for maids rm.: lge. cor. lot. dbl.
garage; only S34,950. with very at
tractlVe terms
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CUSTOM PREWAR
COZY COTTAGE

Only ST. $50. built in 1910; LIST Il
llV.. rm., din. rm., kit. . bedrms. ane
bath; End floor. large play room anc
bedrm.. 2S it. long: bsmt.. INV. h.
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OPEN HOUSE

Better buys not obtainable. New mod
ern brick ramblers with 3 large bed
rms, on h4-acre lot; full bsmt.
space for 4Q-ft. rec. rm. hdWd
Dashboard; gas heat; beautiful!
equipped kit. with space for dinette
only $4,000. Out Route / past U
of Md. and Plant Industry to Mont.
somery I'd, turn left to Sellmar
I'd, then right to rambler Fol
directions by Riggs I'd, call office
UNIVERSITY PARK
Three bedrms.. den. aia baths; bricl
and stone; built-in garage; $40. 500
College Hgts. Estates
Four bedrmS, . baths. aft. liv
rm;, garage; large wooded lot
S3l 900.
BURCH REALTY co.
S505 B4lto Blvd. College Park, Md
TO 4747 Till q PM.
After 6 PM. WA. 5641. UN. 1891
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Alb THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont

Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1852
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AVONDALE

II you are interested in this popular
area. be sure to see this lovely home
consisting OF liv. rm., din. rm., mod
ern kit. > bedrmS. and bath on list
floor; lge. expanSible attic; bSmt
with gas heat; comb. storm windows
for entire house. Priced to sell with
terms. Call Mr.. Mcintosh, Elk. 24S0;
evenings, MI. 6565.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
ROSEMONT
SlU,95O

On terms to qualified buser. Here is
an excellent home and, In our opin-
ion. very good value We advise
seeing it today--NOW-bef it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-19

aft. liv. and din rm. combination.
with firepl.. large kit, bedrms.
and bath; space for rms. on I'd
floor; bsmt. with ground level out :
side entrance; INV. h.. oil; superb
Fear garage: fenced ward: built in
Evening star., 1952-10-26

UNCLE SANS
BRAINKEEPRR
Co''t1sased f1om bsecsIiss bsse
puter waiting for the answer to
a problem they have fed it.
Recently DR.. Alexander and
his associates designed a new
feeding unit" using magnetic
wire instead of paper tape. This
viii step up the feeding from 30
words per minute to 10000. But
The Brain can compute answers
even more rapidly.
H0zmen&ARy
WOUlD-BE and armchair space
explorers, inspired by TV serials,
often write DR.. Alexander asking
if SEAC could solve problems
such aswhere a rocket ship would
land on the moon if fired under a
given set of conditions and at a
given time from Houston, Tex,
Cincinnati. Ohio or Yakima.
Wash. This sort Of thing, the
scientist explains, 10 elemen-
tary stuff for the National
Bureau Of Standard prod
igy. 1t can be solved by a lot Of
less talented computers.
Its many really important and
highly useful talents, however,
have attracted visitors from
everywhere. One of them who
called at the National Bureau of
Standards not long ago is the
president of a large Detroit in
dustrial corporation. DR.. Alex
ander was requested to give him
a demonstration.
NEeeling Fine"
lHE indusrialist was deeply
impressed by The Brain. He was
also considerably beyond his
scientific depth. Before DR.. Alex
ander could explain that when
SEAC talked" it spoke IN an
abbreviated code which was
familiar to the scientists whou used
it, the oomputer began to chatter
sociably on its teletypewriter.
'FIBA Foo" it spelled out m
code. ':FIBA FOO. FIBA Foo"
'.And what does that mean?"
the industrialist asked c.niously.
''SEAC IS just saying that it's
feeling fine. 3" answered DR.. Alex
ander casually. IF there was
anything wrong it would print
out something quite ridiculous.
Him." muttered the bewil-
dered industrialist. He surveyed
DR.. Alexander thoughtfully.
Then he added: so to you FIBA
FOO makes sense?" The End
Evening star., 1952-10-26

Mrs. David Anthony Drexel offers
a suggestion for you. Put on BLUE
BONNET Margarine for FINE
Flavor, Nutrition, Economy! Like
the society leader, you will love the
delicate, sunny-sweet taste BLUE
BONNET adds to any food! You'll
appreciate its nourishment, too. No
other spread for bread is richer in
year-round Vitamin A! And you'll
welcome its economy. T,rO pounds
of BLUE BONNET cost less than one
pound Of high-priced spread! So re-
member the letters F.. N. e!
Buy AN-Vegetable BLUE BONNET
Margarine and get "all three
Flavor! Nutritionl Econom-e-e!
Evening star., 1952-12-16
This wos in 1855

St5eet noFt6west. dec6.3
hob BALR-A desIrabIe three.ssory. BRtUk,
j. gas, water, &c., twelve rooms and baeemens:
d siTssts Wat; HOO. a good Tor, situated 90
pofth r, betWee1 9Th and 6 streets west; 6o cents
veg1 cheap LOT; situated on Delaware avenue,
between n0HSh and north p streets; 70 cents. 4
ddirabls REsilENOI, No. is1l street north.
situaaed % south B, between 7th and eth streets
vet: Nl,eW. Two very desirable threo-stOry
D1ICKgs fyelye rccne, having all msdern conve.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
The Stars Advertising Mirrors Living Habits of 100 Years

THROUGH good times and
l. bad, peace and war, inven-
ton and fad, the advertising
writer has captured the tenor of
the times as accurately as any
historian.
Long before mechanical de-
velopments made display adver-
tising possible and on into the
present era of mass advertising
The Star has enjoyed a promi-
nent part in writing these foot
notes to history.
Within the ad borders are
portrayed the ups and downs
of living costs, the fleeting fash
ions and the innovations of yes
terday which became the house.
hold items of today.
Some of them are reproduced
on this and the next three pages,
along with the story of adver-
tising in The Star.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Homes

TyOR SALE-A BARGAIN.-THAT CON-
k venient and comfortab bic two story brick dwell
klinQ On 1oth, between Pa. avenue and street, In
thriving paFt of The city. Il Is now In the occu.
1pancY Of Mrs Paris, a. toerding house. II
fonts thirty feet, has large hail. with extensive
hack huIldings, covered with tin, and a new roof.
Il has an excellent cellar, dry and airy, and Is In
every respect most desiTable piece Of property
Il II needless 20 described the premises as all who
are desIrons 70 possess themselves Of healthy and
cheap property In rapidly improving part Of tie
city, viii JUDGE Of Il by personal inspection
Cssh nrice q 500; or credit OF o, II, and u
months. with one-ihild cash, approved notes,
bearing Interest, for % 200
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-04
Mrs. Hamilton Beatty
Garden Club Head

AS winter blankets the garden
and brings a lull in garden duties
the Terrace Road Garden Clut
elects its officers to have them
chosen and ready for Spring and
renewed garden activity. The cluE
is ready to swing into the sea
sons when gardens have their first
call for leisure moments, follow
ing through until another winter
time.
Election was the chief business
at the December Guest Day and
Christmas tea in the home of Mrs.
David R. Anderson, 1859 Chelsea
dr., and the new officer list will
read as follows:
President Mrs. Hamilton Beat
ty, 1928 Terrace rd.; vice presi-
dent-Mrs. E. E. Lehman, 1919
Burlington rd.; treasurer-Mrs.
A. E. Rinear, 1910 lakewood ave.;
recording secretary-Mrs. S. l..
Meals, 1926 Glynn rd.; correspond
ing secretary - Mrs. John G.
Wachter, 1864 Glynn rd.
The Standing Committee Chair
men who will serve during the
year are:
Program-Mrs. James Barch,
1920 Terrace rd.; membership
Mrs. Roger L. Peckinpaugh, 1865
Radcliff rd.; publicity-Mrs. Ralph
C. Nichols, 1920 Oakhill rd.; dis
plays-Mrs. Herman D. Pocock,
3175 Chelsea rd.; flower show
Mrs. Frank Christian, 1895 Park
hill rd.
Conservation Mrs. Clifford
James, 1851 Taylor rd.; garden
center - Mrs. C. c. McClelland,
15848 Glynn rd.; telephone-Mrs.
C. W. Titgemeier, 1916 Oakridge
rd.; community council representa-
tive-Mrs. Grant T. Apthorp,
1856 Glynn rd.; courtesy-Mrs. A.
w. Qualman, 1918 Glynn rd.;
1853 project-Mrs. J. F. Zook,
1888 Glynn rd.; and Mrs. A. E.
Rinear, 1910 lakewood ave.
The Cleveland Literary Guild
Christmas meeting will be held on
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Norwood's graduation. Thanksgiv-
ing skits were given also.
East Cleveland Blue Star Moth
ers will hold their Christmas party
Friday, December 18th at 1890
p. m. in the First Presbyterian
church, Nela and Euclid ave. A
luncheon will be served. They plan
an entertainment Of piano selec-
tions by Carol Gene Barker, q
Christmas poem by Mrs. Talbot
Former members will be welcome.
Dram and anther chapter in the
club history by Mrs. Ann Karbo.
For reservations phone GIL. 1862.
The Cleveland Piano Teachers
club will hold their annual Christ
mas party, Sunday, December 7th
at A p. m. for members and guests
at the Cleveland Sorosis club 2040
East Tooth st.
Mrs. Lillian Clancy, chairman,
will introduce Mrs. Jean Forester
Skidmore, soprato, who will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Clancy.
Miss Ruth Castle of Ft. Wayne,
Ind, will give an illustrated travel
talk, Impressions of Europe in
1882" using colored slides. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Louise
Ruck Spooner.
The hostesses will be: Mrs. YES
ia Slater, Mrs. Marie Nusbaum,
Mrs. Mildred Corris, Mrs. Louise
R. Spooner, Mrs. James Null,
Miss Maude Grill and Miss Marcia
Schlaudecker.
Mrs. Mabel Dunn Madison Of 1851
Charles ave., the president, will
preside.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-04
Plot Another Block
In Forest Hill Area

Eighteen additional lots are be-
ing plotted in the growing Forest
Hills section Of the city.
Latest block to be plotted lies
between Forest Hills blvd, Walden
I'd, Eastwick rd.,. and Mt. Vernon
blvd.
The block will contain 18 build
ing lots average from 80 to 100
feet frontage and from 100 to 1876
feet deep. The greater part of the
block lies within the corporate
limits Of East Cleveland, while a
small portion is within the Cleve-
land Heights district.
One builder has already started
plans for the construction of six
homes, one of which will be in the
building very soon.
Legislation approving the plot
was enacted by the East Cleveland
City Commission at a meeting held
Tuesday morning. Cleveland
Heights enacted similar legislation
at its council meeting Monday
evening.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-04
\ our Clu b S

December 9th at p. m. with Mrs
R. A. Mentel, 800 Helmsdale I'd.
as hostess.
The club members have bought
gifts for the Beach Brook Orphan
age and will wrap them at this
meeting. Mrs. H. J. Ehlert will
give a talk on "Yuletide Prepara-
ton"
A Christmas party featuring an
exchange of inexpensive gifts will
bring the East Cleveland Kiwanis
Ladies to the home of Mrs. Ralph
Heikees, 17413 Fernway rd. on
Monday, December 9th. The party
opens with a luncheon at 1890
o'clock.
One of the incest parties of the
year for the New York Central
Pensioners Club and Unit Sc is
the Christmas party. This years
event will be held December 9th
at 1880 p. m. at Central YMCA.
A IS cent gift exchange will fea-
ture.
Cleveland Chapter DeMolay
Mothers Club will hold their an
nual Christmas party Thursday,
December 11th at the Sorosis Club,
2040 East Tooth st. at o'clock.
Reservations may be made until
Tuesday, December 9th by calling
Mrs. D. Hulslander, RA. 1-7O54.
There will be an exchange of
dollar gift. Do not forget to bring
a white elephant for playing
games.
The new officers for the ensuing
year will be installed by Mrs.
Maier, president of Associated
Mothers Club, Second District of
Ohio. They are, president, Mrs. M.
B. Engman, 1926 Chapman ave-;
vice president, Mrs. ]. w. Toilet,
1106 Carlyon rd.; secretary, Mrs.
X. G. Kramp, 1926 Lake Shore
blvd; treasurer, Mrs. D. Barnard,
1868 East seth St; chaplain, Mrs.
E. E. Vonada, 866 Selwyn I'd.
Committee chairmen are an
nounced by Mrs. Engman as fol-
lows: sunshine-Mrs. O. Froch-
Itch, 1914 Garden rd.; member
ship-Mrs. E. Keller, 1845 Wymore
ave. and Mrs. E. Kohagen, 1888
Gainsboro ave.; publicity - Mrs.
Edith Smart, 1883 Colonnade I'd.
and Mrs. D. Hulslander, 1909
Hazel DIR.
Christmas stories and Christ
mas decorations will bring the note
of the coming holiday into the De.
cember meeting of the Book and
Thimble Club. Mrs. J. J. Richard
son, 2181 Delaware dr., Cleveland
Heights is the hostess and plans
for the party to start promptly at
1890 o'clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-04
Junior Sisterhood
Formed On Heiqhts

On Sunday, November 30th, the
Heights Jewish Center Junior Sis
terhood of Greater Cleveland was
formed.
Under the advisory guidance of
Mrs. Emanuel Fielder, president of
the Senior Sisterhood, the new or
ganization initiated future plans
and programs
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Temporary officers are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Louis Goldstein; first
vice president, Mrs. Alvin Lewis;
End vice president, Mrs. AL Bara-
zone; third vice president, Mrs. A.
Smith; recording secretary, Mrs.
James A. Heltzer; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Aaron Davis; trea-
surer, Mrs. Jam ]. Gutin; public
ity, Mrs. Herman G. Lowe; enter
tainment, Mrs. Bernard Friedman.
The next meeting will be held
at the Heights Jewish Center
Auditorium, 14274 Superior rd.,
Sunday, December 21st at 10 a. m.
An invitation to join is extended
to anyone in Greater Cleveland who
is interested.