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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07
Society
and Clubs

Girl Scouts
A trip to Camp Woodhaven is
planned August 13 and Ia.
Richland Grange
Film strips will be shown by
Donavin Moser and Robert Ewing
at the meeting next Tuesday night.
Richland Community Circle
Annual family party will be held
at Ada park, Thursday night, August
Ia at 7:3O. Ice cream and cake will
be served. 81
Legion & Auxiliary
Annual picnic will be held on Har-
mon field next Tuesday night at
$50. In event of rain the tables
will be moved under the stadium.
Haller- -Stonehill Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Haller an
nounce the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Jo, to Elmer D.
Stonehill, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Stonehill.
The wedding will be an event of
Sunday afternoon, August II at $3.50
o'clock in the First Methodist
church. A program of nuptial music
will begin at 3 o'clock and the
custom of open church will be OBJ
served.
Klassy Klippers
Meeting was held at the home of
Barbara Pearson, Tuesday night.
Plans were made for float at the
county fair.
Lafayette Busy Bee All Club
Members entering the Ohio Power
company's baking contest were Jane
Zimmerman, Kathleen McCague, Bar
bara Kohl, Margaret Faze, Arlene
Fleming and Bernadine Miller.
The club is planning a party at
Ada park this Friday.
Burkholder-C Costello Wedding
Wedding of Miss Mabel Irene
Burkholder and Richard Costello will
take place at the Ebenezer Mennonite
church, Saturday night, August 16
at S:15 o'clock in an open church
ceremony.
Rev. Howard Landes will officiate
and a reception will follow in the
church parlors.
The bride-elect is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Burkholder of Col
Grove and her fiance is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Costello of Lima
Both are employed in offices of the
Lima Ordnance depot.
Mrs. Eugene Wehrly will attenC
her sister as matron of honor ant
bridesmaids will be. Mrs. Waite
Ramsey and Miss Pauline Gilmore
Two nieces of the bride-elect, Sondr;
Kay and Kathleen Burkholder will b.
flower girls.
John Kirkholl will be best man ane
ushers will be Allen Burkholder
brother of the bride and Gerald
Boop. - -..
Gold Star All Club
The eighth meeting of the club
was held at Orange Community
house, Monday. Joyce and Judy
Benroth led games before the meet
ing.
Roll call was answered by favorite
projects. Marlene Wilkins and Joyce
Benroth gave reports on the Con-
servation camp which they attended
last week. Rosemary Montgomery
led group singing.
Those in charge of project judging
next Tuesday morning will be: Judy
Benroth, nutrition; Denise Scoles,
sewing; Joyce Benroth, cotton, sports
and school dresses; Betty Hamilton,
dressup dress; Rosemary Montgom-
cry, junior leadership.
The next meeting will be held
I'D
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Birthday Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. John Marquart and
family of Ada entertained for din
ner Sunday in honor of the birthdays
of their daughter Mrs. Earl Rup-
right and grandson Steven Ray Mar
quart.
The following were guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Rupright and daugh-
ter Sandra Kay of Bowling Green;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rupright of
Rawson; Miss Alice Balmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan Marquart and son
Steven of Beaverdam; Misses Lola
and Linda Dangler, Ivan and Danny
Dangler of Bluffton.
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The Schumacher family reunion
one of the largest in this area held
tri-annually, will be an event OF
August 10 on the Bluffton college
campus. Picnic lunch will be at
1890. Members are urged to come
and renew acquaintance with rela-
tives. A program has been arrang.
ed for the afternoon.
The Schumacher reunion will be
held on Bluffton college campus, Sun,
day, Aug. 10.
Forty-third annual reunion of
teachers and pupils of the Black
school will be held at the school in
Orange township, Thursday, August
IA. Pres, Carson Marshall; Sec,
Mrs. Bernard Stratton.
Descendants of Samuel S. Hoch-
stettler will hold their second annual
reunion at Harmon field, Sunday,
Aug. 10. Pres, Z. M. Hostetler;
Sec, Loran Hochstettler.
The 45th annual Huber reunion
will be held at Richland Grange
hall, Sunday, Aug. II. Pres, Maurice
Huber; Sec, Ruth Deitler.
The Swank family reunion will be
held Sunday, Aug. "a at Ada Com
munity park.
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Lions See MOUies
On Communications

Motion pictures on how communi-
cations can be maintained in times
of emergencies were seen by Bluff
ton Lions club members at dinner
meeting Tusday night in the Wal
| nut Grill.
F. I. Lauriat, manager of the
generating plant of the Central Ohio
Light and Power Co. here, showed
the pictures to the group.
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Subscription rates: Year, $3.50;
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Entered as second class matter st
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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LAFAYETTE Busy Bee All Club

Lafayette BUSY Dee 4-H GNU
Members entering the Ohio Power
company's baking contest were Jane
Zimmerman, Kathleen McCague, Bar
bara Kohl, Margaret Faze, Arlene
Fleming and Bernadine Miller.
The club is planning a party at
Ada park this Friday.
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Pandora Plans
Fall Festival

Committees to arrange the fourth
annual fall festival at Pandora, on
August 20, have been, named, and
plans for the one-day celebration are
we'll under way. -
Working on celebration plans are
Elmer BURY and Cal Meinke, prizes ;
Harold Zuercher and James Som
mers, entertainment; Mrs. Adrian
Eek, food; Laurel Bracy, soft drinks;
Wallace Lugibihl, ice cream; Oliver
and Maurice Schultz, melons; Clifford
Cox, publicity; and John Styer,
cashier. #.......-
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BIuftOn Girls Win
County Talent Contest

Shirley Derringer and Yvo1ae
Rupright of the Busy Bee Al cab
We're winners in the County All 7
ent contest held at Lima, Friday
night.
The girls sang a duet with n
Gene Basinger accompanist. Jroy
Cramer of Lima was another win
ner. All will compete in the dis rot
contest to be held in Ottawa t4is
Wednesday.
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Klassy Klippers

Klassy Klippers
Meeting was held at the home of
Barbara Pearson, Tuesday night.
Plans were made for a float at the
county fair.
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS

MILTON /. EDWARDS, Editor
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by Bluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07
q BLUFFTON MARKETS
Wednesday Morning

Grain (bushel prices) - Wheat
s2.O1; corn $176; oats 78c; soys
$3.01. d
Poultry-Heavy hens zoe; leghorn
hens 1sc; heavy rock fryers 29c;
heavy red fryers 26c, leghorn fryers
23c; heavy and leghorn stays lac.
Eggs-Large white soc; large
brown Acc; medium white and brown
43c; pullets 31c.
Butterfat-No. /, roc; No. 2, 65c.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07
CARD OF THANKS

l am deeply grateful to the Bluff
ton Fire department and to the men
who assisted in putting out the fire
at my home July 2.
Karl Gierman
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Ratio

There Ia one retailer handling to
bacco products for every lis pc
ple In the country.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Group 1nstalls
New Officers

New officers headed by Mrs.
Jerome Klein as president were in
stalled by the Ladies Bikur Cholim
JAM 2, with Rabbi Harry q.
Schectman as presiding officer.
Other officers are Mrs. A. Noble,
1st vice president; Mrs. Rubin Jaf-
fe, End vice president; Mrs. Philip
Jaffa, recording secretary; Mrs. F.
N. Steinfeld, secretary, and Mrs.
Jacob Goodkind, treasurer.
New board members are Mrs. A.
Katz, Mrs. Massey, Mrs. r. Adler,
Mrs. Rose Greenberg and Mrs.
Annie Schulman.
Cantor Sings
A musical program was given by
Cantor Solomon Rothstein.
Mrs. Max Halperin was appointed
case chairman; Mrs. Jacob Good
kind, program chairman; Mrs. A..
Noble and Mrs. Sector, ways and
means; Mrs. Jaffe, telephone; Mrs.
j. Oseransky, membership; Mrs.
William Goldstein, refreshments;
Mrs. Jaffa, sunshine fund; Mrs.
Meyer Hoffman, coincidence chair
man, and Mrs. Schectman, pub
licity.
The group is planning Miss Is
rael dance in April.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Sisterhood To
Be Host For
Local Orders

Beth Ell Sisterhood will play
host to the Jewish women's organ
izations of Phoenix at a meeting at
1870 pm. next Wednesday, Feb. 13,
at the synagogue.
The guest groups will include
Beth Israel Sisterhood, Council of
Jewish Women, Hadassah, B'nai
Birth women, Sharon Pioneer
Women, Ladies Bikur Cholim,
Beth Hebree Sisterhood, Hannah
Senesch Pioneer Women and Jew
ish War Veterans auxiliary.
The program will feature ga
Wedding Fantasy" written and ar
ranged by Rabbi and Mrs. Harry 2.
Schectman. Participating will be
the Mesdame Robert Kipnis, Irving
Abrams, Isaac Paru, Saul Mintz,
Irving Smith, Sol Mallin, Martin
David, Lillian Shaft, Jack Rubin,
Joe Parker, Harold Freeman and
Sam Schwartz.
Mrs. SchOenburg to Play
Mrs. Harold Schoenburg will
play piano and Cantor Solomon
Rothstein will sing. A reception
will follow. Mrs. Maurice Arwas,
reception chairman, will be assist
ed by Mrs. Louise Greene. Mrs.
Schectman is program chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Hadassah Plans
Panel Discussion

A panel discussion of "Israel in
the Family of Nations" will feat
ure a meeting of Hadassah at 8:15
pm. Tuesday, Feb. 19, at Beth FL
Synagogue.
Participants will be Rabbi Har-
nv z. Schectman, Hirsh Kaplan,
Mrs. Jack Metz and Mrs. Sidney
Picklener. Moderator will be Mrs.
Joseph Bank. Mrs. Lila Groebel is
program chairman.
Piano selections will be present
ed by Mrs. Eisner in honor of jew
ish Music Month.
Details of a national Hadassah
membership contest will be an
nounced by Mrs. Metz and plans for
the annual Hadassah concert by
Mrs. Albert Spector. Mrs. Ruth
Marks, donor chairman, will discuss
plans for the Hadassah donor din
ner March %.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08

FEBRUARY IS u.J.W.F. MONTH
MAKE YOUR PLEDGE TODAY
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Reception Fetes
Morris MecklerS

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Meckler,
who were married last month in
Los Angeles, were honored at a
reception given Sunday by Mr..
Meckler's daughters and sons-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Firestein
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stocker.
The event was held at the Stock
er home, 1909 w. Keim DR..
Another affair 'honoring the
newlyweds since their return from
a honeymoon in Mexico was a din
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Jennings of 119 E. Coronado Rd. A
reception for the Mecklers was CIV
en- by Beth Ell Sisterhood.
Mrs. Meckler is the former Bren-
da Weisberg of Los Angeles, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Max Weisberg and the
late Mr.. Weisberg. Mr.. Meckler is
president of Congregation Beth Ell
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08


Three graduates of training
classes for social service aides,
sponsored by the Council of Jewish
Women, received certificates re-
Gently from the national office OF
the Council.
They are Mrs. Roy Jenefsky,
Mrs. Samuel Schlossberg and Mrs.
Louis Turken. Glasses were con-
Quoted by Hirsh Kaplan, executive
director of the Jewish Community
Council.
To date, IL family units have
arrived in Phoenix and have been
serviced by social service aides who
worked in conjunction with Mrs.
Florence Frank of the Jewish So
cial Service.
With the expiration of the Dis
placed Persons Act on Dec. %,
it was presumed that immigration
would cease. However, the act has
been extended to February, and
after this date the International
Resettlement Association will be
able to resettle families whose pa
pers have already been processed
Need English Tutors
Under the direction of Mrs. Ed
gar Bibo, chairman of the Service
to Foreign Born committee, the so
cial service aides, housing, hospi-
tality, American homemaking
food, supplies and clothing commit
tees have worked together toward
making the new Americans al
home.
Since language difficulty is the
greatest barrier in getting employ
ment for the new Americans, al
appeal is being made for persons
willing to tutor in Conversations
English in their own homes or al
the homes of the new Americans.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08

SAY you SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
ASC AlumnuS To
Be Married Soon

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lapedos of
Brooklyn have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Enid,
formerly of Phoenix, to Daniel
Brown, son of Mrs. Sarah Brown,
formerly of Phoenix.
Miss Lapedos attended Arizona
State College at Tempe and Mr..
Brown is now attending the Cali
fornia Institute of Technology, ma
joring in science.
An early February wedding was
planned by the couple.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Wilkins Attend
Wedding of Kin

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkins of
521 E. Osborn Rd. attended the
wedding of their granddaughter,
Sandra Grace Wilkins, last Sunday
in Salt Lake City.
Miss Wilkins, whose parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Berne w. Wilkins OF
Salt Lake City, married Milton
Sufman of the same city.
Accompanying the Wilkins were
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Shanks OF
2611 w. Verde Lane and their
daughter, Gayle. Mrs. Shanks IS a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Society and Personals
Welfare
Pace Up

The Women's Division of the
United Jewish Welfare Fund drive
ouickened the tempo of its effort
this week to help meet the $15O,OOO
overall campaign quota fixed Tor
the community.
A big turnout marked the first
meeting of the Advance Gifts COM
mittee at the home of Mrs. Joseph
C. Ehrlich, women's chairman.
Those attending included the Mes
dame Arnold Abelson, Joseph Bank,
David Bush, Bert Diamond, Herman
Dreiseszun, Edward Friedman, M.
B. Goldman, Jr., Ben Herzberg,
Archie Kroloff, Joseph Lagman,
Samuel Langerman, Norman Men,
delsohn, Sidney Pickelner, Jacob
Reichert, Joseph Scult, Louis J. 81
mon, Herbert Stein, Harry Stern
field, Harry Stone and Louis
Turken.
The group will meet again at
1O.3O am. next Wednesday, Feb.
13, at Mrs. Ehrlich's home, 31O w.
Granada, to report on cards as
signed them.
NeighborhoOds Meet Set
Next Tuesday the workers OF the
Neighborhoods Division will meet
in the Blue Room of the Jewish
Center. The meeting is set for
1O:3O am. and a prominent speaker
will be on hand. The same group
will hold it's report meeting at the
same time and place a week later,
Feb. 10.
Mrs. Louis Seigel is chairman.
The division comprises more than
100 women representing every Jew
ish women's organization in the
city.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Beth Hebree Party Set

Beth Hebree Sisterhood will give
a card and bingo party at 8 pm.
next Sunday, Feb. 10,at the syna-
gogue, 333 E. Portland. Admis-
sion is so cents and tickets may be
obtained by calling Mrs. Klein at
2-455O or the synagogue at 2-7291.
Evening star., 1952-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

gifts; ali makes, reconds IKE new;
TTYPEEWgRRJJTIER CO., 910 G st. NV.
rYPETRiTER-electrle f Royal. prsc-
$50: CENTRAL TYPEWRITER
CO.. 2o19 14th st. NV. HU. 3-512l
rYPEWRITERs. recond. portables;
-! 30 and up; new portables,
sSpeS1,tsTs sSa 30 and up PHYS l9 tag; stansa5d
until PM. cAP1ToI Gen OFFICE FI5f;
MACHINE CO.. s2o 10th st. nssw.'
VACUUM CLEANER SALE!-Brand-
new Westinghouse. was $685. now
Lee Zee hwy. Sove[i JA. asisY 4s94 o'hefs; iS 49,
WASHER-Easy spindrier. like new,
SSe' aiSo Seo sewing mach. Singer. SIS.
completely auto
matte. new. in factory crate; cost
S340: sacrifice for S21O cash. JU.
qyramatic, non
ask 81. if1 HA. gnS45s. @te 5as~' cost 81 $ioo'
Bendix Economat. fully
auto. almost. brand-new; cash or
double tubs. heavy duty,
all electric. agitators. wringer and
pump. Al cond.:. S125 cash: cost
$345. LU. .1-1564. is
Thor. automagic, in factory
price. Size. Blackstone. wrineer,
regular price, S149.95, special price,
500. Easy Spinners, like new, 500.
Maytag square tub. 500. All fully
guaranteed; cash or terms. PETE
HILL CO., S41S Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring III 2.1E6R 10
Evening star., 1952-12-18
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SCOTTiES. pups and adults. ideal
1909 N. Roosevelt. Arl. JE. 2-3432.
cANARIEs singers. J. R. LuscoMB,
IRISH EsilFi Fl nG 2sS pa3e bred
BOXER PUPS E for sale sale: thor. bred:
aARRy ny W. 0isi sHoWALrER, SaI Hs,' 4-Ss:e' Is:
PEKE;: EIIi;. female, male toy, Ting, pet. $s5;
aRsEish esri uSs SeftfE sas{s. {sm0' ss6 or 1s eest
c0LLiEs. Parader. Bellnaven lines,
$50 and 500; small cross bred
c6TRkn female; SlS piipp. pN. 4I2943. Is
TOY n MANCHFsTER nc HsTi E. PGPPiEs, SJpPiE % 81
mos. old. .pediGreed. WO. 6-S516.
COOKERS. black and part. must sell
b%@sS brsedns A@S sSSs9o re- oT SGr4ss 4soss excel
BOXER PUPS, 3 months; Axe; 1
male pr3ees fawn viii hdIG female fawn; reSSeed Sce
FIVE aEanTHY Md fufp1Es, ffiI&-' weeks
old. breed indefinite, color black and
white. Free to persons who want a
pet and can provide homes for
InSm. AD' @-1OSO. ~t1t 4EtlIls
Lovely COCKER SPANIEL. blond,
months old, gentle; excellent let
for children. $40. 9o4 F st. ne.
rgpriFS S6 sS qGg; for sssDtion sss Mont
LITTLE BLACK BEAuTiEs. part art
Ssaithy; sf s. each. shs' Ap. ois s7sss SCFmSs meg
thoroughbred. Axe reg, very well be-
hayed. Owner must be able to pro-
vide good home; S75 or best offer.
OIL. $1,000. after 6 pm. lis
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES,
choice silver grey from outstanding
pFarsnts Fsred HE puSe sSTs sTeds but not fs regis
DALMATfAN PUPPIEs. Q wks. old.
Axe reg; wormed. 1st distemper
shots; z males left. 10. s-13O3. 81
DALMATIANs; al .iI1as purebred: noncreg: 6
FRENCH POoDLEs. UNUSUAL bargain
In chocolate male standard puppies.
Am. breeding exclusively, Axe reg.
shiIgrsgn shTg quality; mos no;s. Trained for
homes. After pm. EN-. 3-1360.
sHELTrE PUPPIES. Axe reg. show
prospect, z wks. old. male, $50.
GalInerSDurR 69o-R. III
ENGLISH BULLDOGS, Axe, vrinkled
sourmugs: reas LO. 7-S125. --1S
females. golden fawn. sired by son
of Champ. Wardlord. 10. S-4592.
KITTENS. Persian or siamese. pedi-
greed. sired by champions. S35 and
Up. MRS. HOAG, 10. 5-1975.
COCKER sPANIELs, Axe reg, black.
males and females; excel. pedigree
Also stud service. LU. 1-S423. "a
TOY MANCHESTERS. Axe. male
and female puppies. reas. 1918
GeoTgia ave.. Silver Spring. 10.
GERMAN SHEPHERD pUrpIEs, Axe
reg. black. silver gray. beautiful. in
pg ptelligent. Ress JU; 9-o206;
fawn Axe: male and female. Phone
PARAKEET BREEDERS, $50 pr. no
dealers; also cockatiels. OIL. 4-4292.
SCOTTIE PUPS-s wks. old, Axe
cSckkk Ss;i kh f'GfiSi fgfPfEs.. Axe. 90 Cham.
line. lovabale and friendly. select
IRi. .COLoR COLLIE PUPPiEs, Axe
|. registered. 6 mos. old; permanent
distemper shots; householder, reas.
cGEHSzauA GEfiefzns SPGEfplEs, LONG and s lSor,
coat: stud service. 9129 Ca. ave. 21'
Evening star., 1952-12-18
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

2147 F ST. N.W.-Newly dec. bsmt.-
studio room. Refgr., radio, TV,
shower. African matt. Elk. 3-6633.
81 N. Y. AVE. N.W.-Four newly dec
GRATED bed-living rm. comb. with lge.
complete kit; adjacent to bath; S15
per Wk. Sober adults. -.19
1850 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Sleeping
rooms with privil. Of reception room,
kit. and laundry. HO. 2-779S. 81
1859 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Large rm.,
twin beds, good location and trans
sol End ST. Sc: Ink, suitable for
one. Frig idaire, hot plate, sink.
81. A ST. N.E.-Clean sgle., next
bath; outside entr.; laun. privils.
722 11th ST. S.E.-Bedrm.- living
rm. combination; lge. kitchen; utils.
furn.; reference. 10
iOI5 1st S.W.-Pvt. bedrm.. share
kit. and liv. rm. with 2 girls; S45
plus utils. 10. 3-5076 after & pm.
i4l6 14th ST. N.w.-Nicely f1rn.
Ink. rm.; refgr., hot plate; cple. or
girls; RA., $4,000.
TWO RMS, bedrm. and kit; refgr.
and gas stove; hot and cold water;
al! utilities. CO. 5-1S52. IA
15 8th N.W.-One rm.,
500 mo. See janitor. IISS REALTY.
INC, ME. S-666S. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-18
ROOMS WANTED
APTS. FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-One
room kit. and bath: completely
SHOW SHOWER fSs0nas9nee IS 70 sS ag asy fn tub and
Q people; full hotel services; no time
CHAsTLEToN HoTEL~one and =
bedrm. apt. Special wkly. and mo
rates; tG6o 1901 10th st. NV. DU
a54o i4th ST, NV, mic. bedrm..
liv:. rm. comb. lge. kit, next to
bath: "onv. location; reas.; adults
downtown, 1141 18th st. NV NV
except except linens. HU. 3-9731 o: IA
VERY LOVELY APARTMENT: 3 girls,
transpertstioa: taS a.. s-7s4aa 7Hen'en,ea5 o
ATTRAC. liv. rm.. bedrm., kit, utils..
spt Mashes s5o c0nyi Jt to sIs4s trsnssD $50 enc
PRiYATTEV ENTRANCE. cozy rm.. next
bath. shower; linens. dishes, refgr..
CHASE, d. G.: liv.. rm.., bed
utiis am RSs maid IsaR ser7 81; sS5 w. w.
1oao 10th ST. NV rm.. kit. Mis and
bath. S73.20 monthly. See resident
TGG mgr I4P51s19; APT 1S2; Or Eosll sall WASHING
s;W. FREE-2-rp. apt. in exchange
for services Of sober cple. as man;
ayers of rooming. house; husband
can work out. ma. S-001O. 10
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE Sc
Bsmt;, bedrms.. living rm; kitchen
sna sssn month sSs e1s5 5o ss5 M9St have 1s
PENNINGTON. 1924 18TH st. NV
nr. Dupont circle. ! lg. rm. effici-
ency apt, completely furn. Phone
maid service and all utils. SIS per
cTkRERSDoSa Ts REi oS47Soi ] b.drm all utilities; hS
tx Go;. "a: sci 80. SO
home, 3rd floor; utils and unlim-
tied phone: Cali RA. 6-s244. -1S
Mr.: 14th AND n N.W.-Large llv:
siso Ga0lm mO.: utilsi s' fu1n' 1no JR. Ra a-ssSa &
GEoRGETowN-1so7 goth st. Iiv.
rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath pvt. entr. /;
$125 no.. year lease. Ho. 2-316S.
ATTRAc. HOME, attrac. apt; gas
conv. csntal ios. 9E IA agS14D aempl persons 18TH
TWO BEDROOMS. modern kitchen.
Hv; room and kitchenette. RA.
toned. distinguished ENC. for. 2;
linens. silver, kitchenware. secretary
SER ssEv" !. Ra6s qtilss 1873 Euclid st: Si Riiw:'
Iaii 12th ST. N.w.-Lge.. clean
basement apt; pvt. bath. nicely
furn.. deep closets; empl. adults. no
objection to school child 4 sS21 so per
wk. Shown from 5 to 8 pm. 10
DELIGHTFUL one-bedroom apart
ment with cross ventilation in the
Eastchester Apartments. 2Sth and
Minnesota ave. s.e. Call MA. S-4493
GEORGETOWN-S9 Que st. NV
Beaut. furn. 1-bedrm. apt. in re-
Gently remodeled. redecorated apt
bldg. Adults only: immed. occup
S145 mo-. incl. all utilities. See
janitor on premises or call NE
1924 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-Beaut
furn. 1-bedroom apt. avail. for
immed. occup., in recently remod-
eled. redecorated Georgetown apt
bldg. .S125 mo-. incl. all utilities
See 1anitor on premises or eau
11iI PARK RD. NV rms.
and semipvt. bath. Avail for imA
occup. Adults only. $40 mo. b.
3anttor on premises.
Evening star., 1952-12-18
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

and freplace; cut any length. CAN
OF. 4-S5S2. 80
WOOD FOR SALE, 6
cords. white oak. cut 4 and 5 #.
lengths: priced reas. OAK HILL
CEMETERY CO., 3001 R st. NV.
WOOD. standard mea.
sure Courteous service. HEARTH
AND HOME. INC. ph. ia. 1-3l92
after Z pm. -19
AND STOVE wOOD-
Seasoned, any length, SIS cord up,
delivered to your curb. OIL. 2-O6S4.
WOOD, seasoned, mixed;
any. length: $3.50 cord, Sl2 u
cord, 81 u cord; del. WA. 7-4593
Evening star., 1952-12-18

PAPER HANUINU, SIU PET TOOIn up,
1852 Sunfast washable paper: work
guaranteed RA. 3-7393 or RA.
Evening star., 1952-12-18
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

COLoRED-NICE lge. unfurn. rm.;
14th st., For ] or 2 employed per-
sons. LU. 4-1174. ii
RMS, use of 2 kits.
Call HO. 2-5O03. after pm. Good
CoEoRiEsDS' o,EEoRisS'loni @ 1910 T ST. N.W9s'- W9s
Large, double, front, unfurn. room |:
all privileges; $3S. DU. 7-2737.
Evening star., 1952-12-18
ROOMS fURN.-MD. 6 VA.

GENTLEMAN'S dream room, adj.
pvt. bath, 1st a. fr,. dbl. bed, phone
In room. JE. 2-4S39. 80
MODERN NEW HOME - Young
lady; nicely furn.. lge, rm. In pvt
home, immaculate. unlimited phone
$50 per wk. UN. 4-22O9. is
ROOM FOR / in bachelors resi-
dence; share expenses. Belle Haven
section, Alex. XII. S-2562 after
ARL., N; corner rm., pvt. home;
II desired. JE, 4-2142. -19
TO GENTLEMAN-Pleasant corner
rm.. modern. pvt; Christian home,
3 adults; adjacent 4 buslines; bet.
Pentagon and Masonic Memorial.
Ewes. and week end, OV. 3-337s.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

BEDROOM, dining room, contents of
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
Ia. 9-2937. Evenings. RA. 3-14I6.
Is"
BEDRM. AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL UNTIL z PM. EN-. 2-6877
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