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Antiques Special
Sale. Sale. Sale!

Large Antique Dealer" has really
slashed prices; reductions up. to
500: you pay les than at auctions
Or ANTIQUE shows; budget terms.
and save: sale ends, February 70.
Primative Pa. Dutch and Early
American furniture, beautifully re-
finished in all woods; more than
800 pieces to choose from; the things
you see pictured in Garden and
Home MAGAZINE; big, stock Of glass.
20a to 1921 less than new furniture
Of equal quality. Inspection invited.
Free delivery; free parking. 1915
WIS; I ave. OK; 4.2 9' 10 Am e pm;
wish to sell your antiques.
per month. rent or
buy. Refrigerators, ranges, washers.
GuaTanteed. DoWDs. EM. $4,000,
f Never Ssed abs anc 4 9ssste'' Is go
Baby Crib and Carriage Sale
s scsoaS g to .1 aS N H5oRS e aaEY
ambassadef Th bssa ST. o aE' % GoR:
and Fri. NIGHTS. HU. 3-82s9.
BABY FURNITURE-Also coffee table,
end tables co, credenza. dressing
table. JU. 6-S173.
BED. Krohler Hide-A-Bed, and chair:
Best offer. OF. 1891. .--13
BED; Hollywood, single. Actually new,
Eyes Enf an Idaa s & !. afternoon see at
r 1sPsi. 'e sss. 81 SO %st'5s f
good condition. 10. 2-619S. --13
BEDS AND MATTRESSES
GOVT. SURPLUS SALE
Wave folding bed, 30x76. with new
matt, $14.5Q; Hollywood beds with
$3.50 $3.50 to l4 ST. s. D'0 c. n sUFsESs
SALES, 511 New jersey ave. NV.
Free parking. -13
BEDRM. SET, ape, maple, twin
beds, dresser with mirror and bench.
JU. S-S445. --13
BEDROOM SET, maple. dble. bed,
dresser, $50. JE. 2-55s5. after 6
BEDRM. SUITE. Ape, for sale; price
S76. Cali ia. e-1707 after pm
1O-Need painting and
minor repairs; So each, for entire
lot. Call OR. S-6111 after 8 pm.
BOILER and Stoker: 1900 50. It.
$500. WILLIAM 2. DEE. AID; 3
BtoGNtDDisToNE - USES FOR BoND.
ETONE. foundation and retaining
walls, basement walls inside and
out. beautiful recreation rooms 1895
Up Yp;;. outside and inslde firspiacsss s
applied to any surface. Decorative
flower beds our speciality. BOND
STONE will add hundreds Of dollars
to. the value Of your property. Free
est; Phone o.; 4.6133 or write
ave. Bethesda. Md -15
BRICK: half million avail. in 80 days:
SIS per thousand. 2400 10th st. NV.
de. 2-0927. I'D
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STENOGRAPHER

Young lady for general clerical work
position; new. aforementioned bldg. |:
6.day week. Do not phone. Goth
CENTURY-FOX FILMS. 41B 3rd
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STENOGRAPHER

publication requires exper.
stenographer. under 80; 5-day wk.;
vacation. insurance, disqualification,
good starting salary. CO. 5-1014.
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10000. la
CAMERA, Rolleiflex. AUTOMATIC. 8.b
Tessar lens. With ease. like new;
$175. Call 0V. 1-6277. Ia
CAMERA GUIDE, free. Pay els mo-,
top phOto-moyie equip; 1fyear guar,
trade-ins. Open 8 to g Thurs. o to
o.. BRENNER PHOTO CO, Q33 Pa.
"a aye yI nv; I RI; z-242 81. Park PAL free.
~ eni Ia 5-isy EsSo' nsn' s.iIHscs
CASE REGGIsTEESR: national, electric:
excel: cQnd.: $3.50. 1908 I ct. NV,
CHINA, japanese, for 8, Nortake,
white and gold. S39. ia. 7-3605.
- Three overcoats. size
= 3S-40. SO ea,: suit. size 38. Sol
tuxedo. 30. 50; 8 dresses, size
Il ls-s q % e.; a 1asss suits, size SIS 2o
CIOTHiING-eoins out Of business;
boys polo shirts and Stacks, sizes
3-l0. and girls spring and summer
dresses. 9 mos. to 10 yrs, VI price;
Mould hosiery and lingerie ct cost:
FRIENDSHIP GIFT SHOP. 4238
coal. WOOD RANGES. OH ranges.
neI. used Easy credit nothing On.
tAHM4EES sH0NE lO1 fIoIu hn nA $3.50 sS
spected; wheel barrows; ladders: kee
nails: cleo. motor: compressor; y
roll 6x6 reinforcing Wiret house
Iacir and tools. 1850 BreufEood
DER II p Tk IL; Ell iintt:srnasicnaI Hsf-
vestee lbs ca. IT., ". old; peri.
Sen for $3.50. 70. 2-6s23. fla
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Young IadieS-Travel

Young Ladies-Travel
With carefully chaperoned group to
Miami and California this winter
Transp. furn.. expenses advanced.
AVERAGE earnings S364.5O. See
KATHERINE BLAINE, Cairo Hotel.
DON'T phone. --13
YOUNG WOMAN for sheet music de-
partment; knowledge Of music es-
sential. See Mr.. Dixon. JORDAN'S,
corner 18th and @ SITS. NV. LIZ
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YOUNG LADY, HAVING ExPE-
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM. ALSO
MUST HAVE SOME KNOWLEDGE
OE SHORTHAND AND BE ABLE
TO TYPE. BOX S63-z. STAR.
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BUSINESS sERVIcEs
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAILS

HOUSE PLANS drawn to order. 10
5-3532. LII
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

d issool 81 sHts o. . sSs carl:
days wk. NO. 7-9O6S.
GIRL, colored, desires days work for
Tues, Wed. and Thurs. LII. 1882.
GIRL, colored, desires light house
Tork an nSn Child care. s days . week.
GIRL. b.. &. Grad. desires light house
work., child care, 6h days week.
Live in. LA: 6.567s.
for dayWorE. Cleaners, iau M,d es.
etc. HO. 2.04Z7. -15
COLORED WOMAN desires cooking,
dishwashing. nursing or days work.
Ii. 4-5161.
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dOGO WOhCd ~.
026 q ct. N w. MA. S.24ij

EoIaUubueu 1919
PIAN0, trend Knsbe: s T.. 2 H.,
c salaHi case IA. as Si piano IN sew
PJSsSSSo@SGp.isht; esssIisns ssaditions;
PIANo-Weayer. fun keyboard spinet.
r ssS very sues s'f In s2 K 2ss e Rany
sale Of famous make pianos. KITS.
1880 q st. NV. ia
PIANO - Beautiful, factory rebuilt,
guarantee. oririnai lily s271S; q real real
Rbs9EESaAR e aG tas T is5o g. ss'iss s:
PIANOS, nationals. famous make.
inaiiy $3.50. now only $44S. Bench
to match absolutely free. Many
s sEEs i HGsfGF s Il e. sss fA Ss
PfxNos-Nsw; full keyboard; spinets:
for q short time only at S495; S25
DYNAMIC MUSIC. iso6 K g &. nv.
PIANos-lf you want to buy a new
P1A Iseo MART over sVn $50 si inst rue
Lester Betsy Ross line. Special dis
counts to members Of the Armed
Forces. Government employees, D. c.
employees. etc. Pay as little as S25
down. Also pianos for rent. (ST.
3-6300.) PIANO MART, 1915 7th
st. NV. Gust above the library,
PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets and
consoles at moderate rates plus haul
ing charge. Largest selection in the
city to choose from. Money paid ap-
plies on purchase price II you decide
TO buy later Cup to 6 months). JOR.
DAMS: corner 18th. and @ SITS. NV.
ave. Silver Spring. 1JU. b-iiO5I.
silver Spring store open every eve.
PiANOs-Jordan's have a good seIsc-
ton OF very moderately priced new
new instruments before You Vn cons con.
slider q used piano. Pay S25 down,
JORDANS. corner 18th and O sts.
NV, (Phone ST. $4,000 ana $3.50
Georgta ave, Silver Spring, (Phone
JU.5-1105). Silver spring store open
P fyxiSS sevfDenFt miss KITS anna annsn.,
February piano sale. Substantial
reductions on famous-make spinets.
consoles, grsnds. Only S25 down,
6naiance IN 80 mos. KITS. 1890
PlANOe-Baldwin Acrosonic spineS
ana console models. pesigned. built
f Eo1,n,,. guaranteed ',S 5sldTina
E Eui;tBIow sction; Wide variety case
EXCLUSIVE an HUGO woRcH
Eefahiishsd 1870
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
BIG DEMAND
FOR NURSES

100 women wanted. 1855 to learn
nursing. White and eolored for con-
valescent homes, doctors and private
duty. Excellent pay. Day-evenina
classes now forming. No high
ALSO INFANT NURSING
For free blooklet visit, write or phone
National Institute of Nursing
Victor Bldg. oil G Place NV.
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ADDING MACHNE-Burrou desk
model, $50. AL condition. Rentals,
repairs. sales on all makes. CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2019
14th st. NV. HU. 3-512l.
ANTIQUES-Visit US tomorrow. New
items daily. Many bargains. BELL
KINDS. 412 East Capitol st. Ia
Air Conditioner CloSeout
New A-h.p. Feeders air-conditioners
with thermostats; 6-yr. warranty on
sealed unit; all in original cartons.
Reg. Price, $399.95
Sale Price, $279.95
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
No. II 9TH st. Me-, Ii. 3-9OS2
is
CHINA, furniture, full con-
tents or 3dd pcs.' refgrs:, stoves,
wash. mach, TVS. Closed Mondays.
g; z. FURN. CO.. $40 7th st. me-.
81: 6-0585.
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, ETC., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
To. 2-2727. RIA. 3-76OS
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REFRIGERATORS

REFGR., 7-cubic- foot: also upright
vacuum cleaner. Call RIA. 6-9240.
EQUIP. - Beer 6ox,
holds 80 cases, Gen. Elec., sealed
unit. Must sch today. Best price
over $500. oV. 3-525i, la
RUGS, genuine Oriental; ali sizes;
greatly reduced. cASSAB1AN. 1904
RIc 3. q ,np Mas; ave Persia, 5ri.n,.,
design heavy, closely woven for
good wearing. gxl2. 1890. SxI l.
500 so: other sizes properly priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1875 q st. nv.
RUGS. matching. 12xf6. SO: 9xl2,
$50: heaut., never used. See ct
once. Big sacrifice. AID. 2-l6o4.
SHOP EQUIFMRNT-Baby IN hOspi-
tai. need money: automatic tank
compressor. l h.p. 110-220 &C.. new
eond.. 500 cash: Maytag washer,
automatic 81 model. one year old.
good cond.. SIS; DeIeo motor,
h.p.. 1IO-22O a.c., half price. $40;
two ~ electric motors. 1920, SIS
each; other shop tools cheap; must
sell today. Private party. II.
(continued On Next Paas5
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PIANOS
BENCHES. a or

-D-p
Grands-Steinway. Baldwin. Knabe.
Uprights-steinway. Knabe, stief,
free SencS. P sSU y. doEf liz Rssnv cCr:
s sHs Amer an 1 stssi sslds'' 2sol Gsorsis
PIPE, galv:. black, copper. cast iron;
Sqt 4 az t1xtures; o6 ggLoGK's; 39S6
M INC s1 FI7ssSs new WA ana 5 Sssd
sinks, toilet sets. soil pipe. ACE
l STNK GO. 222o oeorsia ave. NV.
POTTERY = Close -out on vases.
P sss ssrd 1as 81 na No. S.Esss sss
POWER MOWER, radio-record player
comb; misc. furn. Call IKE. s-e442.
PROTECTOR, 8 MN. Kodascope with
leather case; perfect condition; sacri-
PRoJEcffoR. nm. with carrying
case and screen: excellent condition.
RADIO -fH0NO.. Masnavox, period
model, Belyedere, 3-speed changer.
S0syatt output, two l2-in. Speakers.
and chair. cost $500. like new,
$3.50; sacrifice all, 1925. wo, g.
RANGE, gas. Roper. like new Q
years CID, excel. cond. 800. Can
RANGE, used used Kenmore; excel. coi,d..
sos: NATIONAL ELEcTRic Co:
1888 14th st. NV. DU. 7-9100.
RECORDERS-Grand opening spe-
cials on recorders, tapes and sup
plies. Truly great savings below net
E Ha qsosF grssfssa s eGS0M%ssIo 81
"a block east Of 18th and Col. rd).
RECoG1 1IyS; a.y.re IA Am.
pro. Wilcox-Gsy. Magnamite (bat-
terry portablel; demonstrators, mp to
4O% discount. New tape, 40% dis
count. FIDELITY SOUND CO.,
1929 I St. NV. AID. 4-6224.
REFRtGERAT0R, gas Servel, 4 ca.
f.: recently Installed new unit: $40.
k IA RiidcaEaR2S;rR cold.pot. family i
size. left hand. Coed condition, $50.
R i4i i6aasa oE, : Gu. n. - is,
model; excellent condition. Cali CO.
R GTsfTtE fIssr p used WESTINGHOUSE.
H III snfsl sIne rnihfE.us eS i sss
18th st. NV, DU. 7.910O.
ment from SO up. Some with
FREpERICKs. S9o5 18th st. NV.
stailation PEERLE Esq SAILS CO
2237 Ga ave DE 2-65R8
REFRIGERAT0RS f2), one cleo, 7
Gu. IT. S35: gas. Gu. IT., $50: gas
range, S26; misc; moving. 323
Oglethcrpe ST. NV. Come early.
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Prepared to serve your needs. Re
places and driveways. OF. 4-S0SS.
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STENOGRAPHER

PERSONNEL DEPARTMENTS
$3.50 yrs. Permanent position ct
18th and q SITS. NV: type 81 w.p.m.,
shorthand 100 w.p.m.; hours $3.50
a.naob pm; good pay. with lunch
leave. group Insurance, hospitaliza-
ton employe purchase discounts,
periodic merit increases.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Room zoo. 1341 q St. NV.
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STONE-FI. AGSTONE

ORIENTAL RUGS PREFERRED
CALL EMERSON 3-879S
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Robinson Lumber Co.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE. .
OFFICE FTTRNITTJRE

DESKS. CHAIRS. TABLES. BooK-
TTAsEEEps Used: sp EEcslEETs' p HF% ANP
BANKS, INSURANCE AND LARGE
INDUSTRIAL FIRMS; PRICED AT
SAVINGS UP to 60%; FREE
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 New York Ave. NV.
OFFICE MACHINES - desks. 1iieS.
Wanted to buy, top prices. Cali
MR.. KELLER. HU. 3-6i21.
ORGANS. Baldwin. Minshell electronic,
Estey reed organ Wide selection Of
models suitable for church, chapel.
studio and home use. Special dem.
onstrations and surveys cheerfully
made without OBLIGATION.
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GIFTS
Going Out of Business

Entire stock Of merchandise must 60
REGARDLESS Of cost; imported china
and glassware; orig. Hummel fig-
ufes, lamps, playing cards. smokers
Rerie, infants wear. girls dresses
to 6X, boys polo shirts and Stacks
to 10, Fixtures also for sale.
Friendship Gift Shop
42Ss wis. Ave. NV. !,
GLAZED SASH SALE, any size 81 90
new; spec: LOT. 1870 Wilson blvd.
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Lumber 1-12O0
OPEN SAT.-OPEN SUN

- .4N Ma = IA AdAN NJ Ave-
Free delivery. COD. orders given
prompt attention: .s-ft. special
studs. 39c ea.; 2x2, s IT,, 3Sc ca:
Ike Turing, &c IT,; 4xS sheetrock,
plywood, $4.75; 12-in. dry pine
shelving, 15c IT,: dry paneling, 15c
BID. IT,; ceiling tile, lie 50. IT.; in
sulating wallhoard, $1.6S: special
doors, 1895; special new window
sash, $3.50 ea.; plumbing fixtures,
sinks, toilets, basins, bath tubs, hot
water heaters, pipe and pipe fittings.
Trade In your old fixtures for new.
Bricks, cinder blocks. drain tile and
many. many more specials.
Robinson Lumber Co.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE,
LII. 1-120O Ia
MODEL DISPLAY BUNGALOW, &c..
2gx14, Dr., lr;, b.. dtnette and K:
Must be removed from site by April
/ at 1890 Wisconsin ave-. Bethesda
You move 1t to your own lot either
as. o unit or dismantle. Any reason
able ofier. Ma. S-3474. lis
OFFICE FURNITURE-2 Ice. match
ing executive desks. chairs. Reas.
DU. 7-6551: ewes, Crescent 273-J.
OFFICE FURNITURE SALE!
Desks, files. tables, chairs; wholesale
or retail quantities. d, C. SURPLUS
SALES. 611 New Jersey ave. NV.
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NELp--WoIMEN

sTENOGRAPHER-For motion pic
ture concern, not over 10 yrs. Of
eEe. $3.176 VI. start. Permanent. 5.
Sick leave PRIVILEGES. Must take dc
tation 9b W.p.nn. or better. Phone
Ii. $500. Ext. 6-3323. liz
STENOGRAPHER estab. lumber and
millwork firm in Bethesda. has an
immed. opening for o stenographer
81 hrs h.eay yk, company benz
sTESoGRAfaER. Tor real estate : Of
nee; experience not necessary: 5.
day week. Apply BOSS q PHELPS,
INC. 1417 x st. NV. liz
STENOGRAPHER, salary $500 mo-;
perm. position. Lee. corporation.
40-hour. 5-day week; must be ex-
pert typist Of financial statistics.
State age, experience. address and
phone number In reply to Box
3O7-Z, Star,
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RUGS REPAIRED

PLASTERING, CEMENTlNG-Expert
worsmanship. white mechanic. WA,
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FURN.-CHESTS

FURN.-CHESTS
Govt. surplus z-drawer solid maple
dinette tables. $7.95:. comb. wood
storage and clothes cabinet, $17.95;
new 3D-in. Hollywood beds, $44.95;
new sleep sofas, S160.05. N. FRANK
q SON, 4l4 3rd ct. NV. Elk. $500.
GAS RAN'GE---Aimost new Norge With
4 burners and oven; Noree refriger-
sstoE;p,gso Both 40, for SlSo. Can IL ".
GAS RANGES. new, used. $19.60 up:
installation PEERLESS SALES. 237
Georgta ave. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES. new. used. SIS M:
ACME STOVE, 1911 9TH. Ma. a-Sy52
TORS-STARTERS "a SO up,
Ice. assert; cleo. motor repairs: 36th
VI. Carly. 1908 18th. NO. 7-0224.
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son, Mrs. Francis Miller, Mrs.
Tarlton Brooke, Mrs. Thomas Hyde
4th, Miss Estelle Moore, Mrs. VIII
liam Dinwiddie, Mrs. Jack Bent
ley, Mrs. Mahlon Kirk 4th, Mrs.
Thomas Ladson, ST., and Mrs. l..
B. Riggs.
There were also a number Of
small dinner parties during the
week. Among the hosts were Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Farquhar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lansdale and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Stabler.
Mrs. Carl Cochran, accompanied
by her young son, Rusty, is here
for a months visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elgar Stabler.
A fried chicken and country ham
benefit dinner will be held at st.
Johns Community Parish Hall on
Saturday, August Is. Serving will
commence at A pm, and the menu
will include hot vegetables and
homemade rolls. There will be a
cake table and an added attraction
of fresh vegetables for sale.
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liary was invited to Ellicott City
to the parade. Those who attended
were: Mrs. Glandia Eader, Mrs.
Stella Halves, Mrs. Ethel Miles,
Mrs. Charlotte Bunton, Mrs. Mar
garet Weakley, Mrs. Marie Case,
Mrs. Louise LaueB Mrs. Eliza
beth Sellers, and Mrs. Jerry Miles,
They also received a cup for those
coming the longest distance.
Mrs. Mynthe Brown and Mrs.
Murriel Brown of Howard County
visited their aunt, Mrs. William
Miles, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Fitzpatrick
drove to Asheville, N. c. They also
visited his family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fitzpatrick and family in
Elizabeth, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Fitzpatrick
visited her sister, Mrs. Odessa
Dogan and family of Roanoke, Va,
and Mrs. Kilpatrick's brother, AL
fred Howell of Frontville, Va.
The Liberty Grove Methodist
Church W.S.C.S. met Tuesday at
the church.
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ond concert in memory of the late
theodore Prizes, who was also a
brilliant young pianist, brother of
Roger Prizes. Preparation for an
audience of 1000 persons is being
made on the lawn, and the pro-
gram includes works of Bach,
Haydn, Brahms, Chopin and De-
busy, as well as Bernstein and
Cesar Franck. In the event of rain
the concert will be held the fol-
lowing Wednesday, August &c.
The Monday Evening Bridge
Club was entertained recently by
Mrs. J. w. Bird at the Birds sum-
mer home in Southern Maryland.
Mrs. Bird made the occasion real
party by inviting the sixteen men,
bers to buffet supper. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Kinsey Metzger were sub
stitutes for the evening.
Last week was one continuous
round of parties-one might al
most think the winter season had
arrived. Miss Estelle Moore start
ed the week off with a Monday
morning bridge, followed by lunch
con at one o'clock. The guests who
played were Mrs. Eouis Bussler,
Mrs. Maurice Stabler, Mrs. Nah
Ion Kirk 4th, Mrs. Tarlton Brooke,
Mrs. P. Garland Lyon, Mrs. Isaac
Smith, Mrs. Norris Russell, Mrs.
Thomas Ladson, Sr., Mrs. Herbert
Stabler, Mrs. William Dinwiddie,
Mrs. J. w. Bird and Mrs. T. Y.
Candy. Additional guests for
luncheon were Mrs. Frederic L.
Thomas, Mrs. Iris Beall and Miss
Beatrice Moore.
Mrs. Thomas Ladson, Sr., was
hostess at two evening parties dur
ing the week. Guests were invited
to supper, and following supper
Mrs. Ladson and Mrs. Iris Beall
told something of their recent trip
to Europe. Those invited on Tues
day evening were Mrs. Francis
Miller, Mrs. Clarke Slade, Mrs.
Thomas Ladson, Jr., Mrs. Ridgely
Chichester, Mrs. William Dinwid-
die, Mrs. Tarlton Brooke and Mrs.
Beall. Guests on Thursday were
Mrs. Herbert Stabler, Mrs. Jack
Bentley, Mrs. Isaac Smith, Miss
Estelle Moore, Mrs. J. w. Bird,
and Mrs. Stanley Stabler.
Miss Carrie Owings, who is
passing two weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. L. B. Riggs, of Brooke
vile was guest of honor at a des-
sert bridge given Thursday after
noon by Mrs. T. Yellot Candy.
Among those invited were Mrs.
G. Rust Candy, Mrs. Samuel Riggs,
Jr., Mrs. Robert Chichester, Mrs.
Francis Thomas, Mrs. Frank Will
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Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III popIar 2.212
Or Call Poplar 2244 2145
Or Call Poplar 2-7i44 2-7ll

IIIIInIHLIIIlNnnlLInlLILMIlgIIInIlIlIInIIIElIl
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home after having lots of fun
in the sand and surf at Maryland's
favorite vacation spot.
Other Countians mentioning at
Ocean City recently we're the
Harry Dawsons and their for CHI,
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Gettings.
Mrs. Lillian Gettings and MIS-.
Jesse L. Garland have returned
from a weeks motor trip to Sparta,
Tenn. where they were the guests
Of Mrs. Garland's daughter, Mrs.
Edsel England, and her husband.
They also visited in Nashville.
Mrs. Blanche Collins has re-
turned home after a stay in Su-
burban Hospital.
The Brawner Nicholsons and the
Horace Lucketts are mentioning
in Deerfeld Beach, Fla. Each year
the Nicholsons and the Lucketts
get together for a vacation in
Florida's famed sunshine.
Tracy Stackhouse celebrated her
birthday last Friday with party
at her home on Glen Hills Road.
Many of her young contemporaries
were there to wish her a happy
eighth birthday. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stack
house, Jr.
Miss Lucy Smith is at home af-
ter spending two weeks visiting
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Tuesday found Mrs. Gordon
Rosenberger and her two young
daughters, Teri and Riki, off for
Camp Polk, La. where they will
join DR.. Rosenberger who reported
for duty with the Army Medical
Corps early in July. En- route, Mrs.
Rosenberger will stop off in At
lanta, Ga. for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. BUGGY Prescott. Polly and
Gordon Rosenberger will be great
~ missed from the local scene.
e. Gordon expects to be in the SER
vice for two years and upon his
return, will reopen his office in
Rockville The best wishes of their
legion of friends go with them to
their new home.
Mrs. Mary Nicholson probably
had the surprise of her life on
Monday afternoon for a group of
ladies of the Christian Church
called on her at her home on Falls
Road, bringing with them all the
makings for a birthday party. 1t
was truly a surprise party and a
very nice one celebrating the big
event.
State Senator and Mrs. Anders
Lofstrand are at home after spend
ing ten days in Ocean City. Young
Andy Lofstrand was with his par
ents.
Mrs. Fairfax Walters and her
young son, Fairfax are also at
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HelUiH Co. Offers
Easy Payment Plan

An easy payment budget plan
for insurance premiums was an
nounced this week by the Frank
L. Hewitt Co., 50-year-old realtor-
insurance firm with offices in Sill
yer Spring and Rockville.
Available to builders, business
firms and, in most cases. to indi-
viduals, the Hewitt Co. plan, ex-
elusive in this area, permits TAX
ing out insurance protection re-
quired on building projects or
business such as fire, burglary,
automobile, workmen's compensa-
ton, etc., through payment of a
small down payment. The balance
is paid over an extended period
in convenient monthly payments
similar to automobile loan pay
ments.
The plan permits the small BUSH
ness man to prorate his insurance
costs over the year so that he is
not faced with large payment at
one time.
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ent, Mrs. Hunt is residing in
Hartford, Conn.,, awaiting the day
she can join her husband in the
Orient. Connie, as he is better
known to a great many countians,
is the son of the late Judge Hunt
of Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Pun
phrey and family has just returned
from a motor tour to st. Louis,
Mo-, and Quincy, ILL.,, where they
were guests of Ben Taylor, father
of Vernon Taylor of Clarksburg.
Mrs. E. L. Hoover, chairman of
lockwood Camp near Potomac was
hostess at a recent luncheon par
ty at Normandy Farm.
Among interesting diners seen
at Normandy Farm were Mr.. and
Mrs. Burke Summers of Holly
Oaks, Tilden Lane.