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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-09
PLEASANT CITY NEWS

PLEASANT CITY - Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Woytko entertained
on Sunday, Nov. 28 with din
ner at their home in honor of
the christening of their little
daughter, Gerrianne Marie.
Guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Since and son,
David and daughter, Janice of
Belle Valley; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Evancho, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kundrat of Cleveland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Woytko of Cambridge;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheeler of
Caldwell; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Woytko, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mackentire and son, Paul, Mr..
and Mrs. John Kundrat, Jr. and
son, John 3rd, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Kundrat and sons, Larry and
Bobby and daughter, Debbie
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kovalchik
and son, Richard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmus Kackley and son, Bruce.
MIR. and Mrs. George Ontko. .Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Davis and
father and Mr.. Childman, host
and hostess and son. Open house
was held in afternoon for neigh
bors and friends.
Grange Meeting
Pleasant Valley Grange No.
2463 met. Thursday evening with
Master Duane Williams presid-
ing. 1t was decided that the
grange members would again, as
in preceding years, have carol
singing. The date selected was
Thursday evening, Dec. %. The
Christmas baskets will be deliv-
cred to families selected by the
grange at this time. Anyone
wishing to contribute to the bas-
kets, please contact Mrs. Duane
Williams or Mrs. William Stran-
athan.
SalIule ugnt ana a lighted
Christmas treee provided the
setting for the following pro-
gram. Carol singing opened the
program followed by the scrip
ture of the Christmas story. Fol
lowing was candle-lightinp
service by members of the youth
department. Rev. A. c.. Riggle.
as guest speaker, presented a
very enjoyable talk concerning
Christmas and its meaning stres-
sing to remember the big things
along with the present day
meaning. A monologue Jack
Goes Shopping" by Darrell
Hops and THE Christmas
Cooks" a song by several wom-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-09

HARRTETTSVILLE Mrs.
Bill Stevens entertained with
chicken dinner Sunday in honor
of her daughter, Karen's sixth
birthday anniversary. A large
decorated cake with. six candles
formed the centerpiece for the
table. Covers were arranged for
the honored one, Mr., and Mrs.
Carl Stevens and Frank, Bill
Stevens and Billy, Jr. Mr.. S. o.
STEVENS and hostess. Other af-
ternoon callers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Stevens.
Dinner Guests
Mrs. Hershel Davis and Mrs.
Howard Wetzler Of Byesville,
were dinner guests on Sunday of
Mrs. Mary Haidet and Barbara
Wooster
Steak Dinner
Coach Edwin Starcher enter
tanned his basketball boys,
cheerleaders, scorekeeper, time
keeper and bus driver with a
steak supper at Ogle's, Friday
evening after the game.
Grange To Meet
The Elk Township Grange will
meet on Monday evening, Dec.
18th at the high school. "A
Christmas program will be held
and a 25 cent gift exchange. All
members are asked to attend and
bring cookies. Candy and coffee
will be furnished by the grange,
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Schramm
and family of Cornerville, were
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-09
HARRIETTSVILLE NEWS

Saturday evening guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. D. Schramm and
Danny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wilson and
Gary and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
E. Cunningham, Mrs. Virgil Cum
ningham and Faye were visitors
at Marietta on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Noll OF
McConnelsville, spent Tuesday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Schoeppner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bennett
and daughters were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ben
nett of Cambridge.
Those who quilted at the
home of Mrs. Helen Wilson last
week were Mrs. Bertha Johan-
ming, Mrs. Bert Johanning, Mrs.
Wilma Walters, Mrs. Emilene
Schramm, Mrs. Julia Ullman,
Mrs. Roma Hughlett, Mrs. Hatty
Hardesty, Mrs. Martha Fryfogle,
Mrs. Velma Kelby, Mrs. Mar
jorie Cunningham and Faye.
Thurman Kehl and Danny
Schramm of o. S. u, Columbus,
spent the weekend at their
homes.
Mrs. Fred Hardesty spent Fri
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Blair and Hatty Hardesty OF
Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Van
Fossen and Mr.. G. ID. Miller were
guests on Sunday at a pre-
Christmas turkey dinner at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Irwin
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-09

Black of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Schoep-
pner and Dale were Friday even
ing guests at an oyster supper
of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Nol of
McConnelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Schramm
spent Wednesday with Mr., and
Mrs. Sam Kimpel of Somerset.
Mrs. c. E. Johanning accompan-
led them to Charlottesville and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Ullman.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-09
Golden Weddinq

GOIHon WoII;n1
OO'>Nl 'N0AifiS "
Mr, ana Mrs. II. l.. Nelson,
prominent residents OF Hlgh
oenecaVllle, observed
sary at their home, Sunday. Dec.
5.
Mrs. R. M. Secrest, correspon-
dent for this publication from
that section. has composed the
following poem in honor of
raad ~ thai ",.,,;-s,1,pl.,. - o@1aG, ~ 90 "
~ NG. S.11n, ~ 'l,NAi 'l'iii ' q '''' an" 10
10 A''lo"'
uv
toJoI, " A 0oi'sA "'oi'''i0iiS
And feel our town was lucky
When chosen as their place to
dwell.
Inc beiis tnat rang SO JOY
ouSly,
Are just an echo of the ones
Ringing in their hearts todav
me orlue was MISS Ethel
lldl Cup
Eldest daughter OF Sarah and
oaih Laley Nelson OF Cum
She had accepted as The Man.
ne rIedciler rev hoss Sui
ivan 'leu tne Knot so true
~ mas survived theSe many
years
blue.
l 'Ie parsonage Where they
were married
2Iallos 2,4ti Ia the Seii same place
AiVhoush II mas been changed
,,,slI silice 'ileh
WIN 'lle present 10 keep pace
l9se TWO nave seen many
e'aiseS
0ui 0 INDUSTRIES come ana gone
buI Ihey nave Kept their chlns
up
ana win courage have
r:,,
III now they nave reached
NJ, IiieII HoIoeh Wedolng day
WIN % lllucl pleasure IN 1t
we nope nope they ENJOY 1t
Every single minute.
ilTy oglohs 10 the Methodist
Cnu' cn
'AIlu IaIthIul members are
n, .ney
of them
Never putting it off to some
future day.
Ia; 10y was our postmaster
us assistant was the wife.
store
And their customers treated
just right.
A.,
anu no" LaIety Is the desk
Down at our county seat
At the noted Berwick Hotel
He does his work complete.
iney nave daughter
.- A"l lailIle
"o makes thelr llfe JOY
child
a bright and talented bow.
May 'iilS anniversary lead the
way
o new happiness each day
May IL open WIDE the door
10 all the Joys they are hoping
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-09
AT MEETING

Extension Agents Mabel Sar-
baugh, Floyd Henderson and
Paul Jonard were in Columbus,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week attending a dis
trict planning conference. The
agents enjoyed a barbecue Mon
day evening at Ohio State Uni
versity, sponsored by the Farm
Bureau organization.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-09

Mrs. Charley Dennis spent
Sunday with her son and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dennis and
family of Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Schoeppner
and Dale were Thursday even
ing guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Crum and Rosemary of
Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-12-09

All of the steam-electric power
plants in Wisconsin last year used
coal to turn their turbines.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24
~ it Really Goodb We ?

This little girl may never see her
mother again.
She conld be your child.
Or you eo4ld be behind the wheel Of
the car that snaps the thread Of her life,
or scars and mains and pains her until
the end Of her days.
It's not pleasant TO think about it,
but it IS time to think about it.
Every morning, millions Of freshly
scrubbed little girls and boys SET out for
school = memory work done, written
work ready TO hand in, some with an
apple for teacher and none with a care
in the world. And every evening, some
Of them fail to come home They've
said their last goodbye TO Mommie.'
Last year, $3.50 school children under
II were killed between home and school
and the National Safety Council estimates
that approximately 10000 others were
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24
Breaks Arm

Mrs ]. B Forbes fell and broke
her arm Sunday morning and was
taken to the Southside Hospital
She returned from the hospital
Monday and is improving
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Flood had
as their guests for the week end
Mrs. Floods grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. E H Williamson and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Williamson. all Of Williamson. w.
Va MI and Mrs. F. H Micou. Of
LoVingston, also spent Saturday
IN the Flood home
MI and Mrs William Chappell
went to Richmond, Sunday to
Vlsit the Robert Ransons
The Chappell twins. Martha
Ellen and Mary Ann, had lunch
with Ann Elcan. Sunday.
Callers in the home Of Mrs. A.
S Gillian this week were Mrs.
William Chappeu, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Gillian and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Hurt,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rosen, MI.
and Mrs. Claibourne Beattie, Mr..
and Mrs, Edward Saxon and Mr..
and Mrs. John Morgan Jr.. were
supper guests Of the j. A. Cole
mans Tuesday night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24
Atldersonville

Dinner guests in the home OF
Mrs. Lille Anderson Sunday were
Rev. and Mrs T. L. Thompson
and Mr. and Mrs. Joynes
Ernest Christian Jr.. left for
Portsmouth last week after being
on a twelye-day leave at his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A, Crews and
children spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis Morgan.
Mrs Ivanhoe Morgan n d
Nancy Patricia visited Mrs. Hat
tie Morgan, Saturday.
Week end visitors OF Mrs. c. b
Morgan were Miss Louise and
Dick Morgan and Tommy Garrett
Of Farmville Mrs. G. H, Anderson
also spent Sunday in the same
home.
Mn and MIS-. Q. J. Thompson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wal
den and Nh and MIS-. Al Wilson
in Lynchburg, Sunday.
Juan Anderson spent the week
end at bis home here.
MIR and Mrs. ] r. Anderson
visited Mrs A G Wood at VIM
gina Sunday afternoon.
Jimmie and Claude Anderson.
who have been spending the
summer Mt their respective homes
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24

test.
V. c. Proffitt had the Most
Attractive Entrance with Mrs.
Matte Julian second and U S.
Washington third. Wallace Rainey
won first place for the Most i'm
proved Entrance with Fred J Al
bright second and Miss Mamie
3easley third.
Two short plays were presented
by Grange Members Mr. and Mrs.
Flood Harris and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Senger headed the cast Of
Mrs. Bass Prize Pie. " Profess
sor Boegs Information Service"
starred Miss Alice Smith, Earl
Morris Miss Katherine Ayers and
Charles Anderson.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24

4 Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Anderson on Monday night
were Mr. and Mrs. Claibourne
Beattie, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Saxon and Nh and Mrs John
Morgan, Jr
Mrs Jack Spencer and Miss
Martha Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Hurt. Mrs. Bernard Payne
Mrs. c. H. Anderson and Mrs.
Herbert Anderson were Sunday
afternoon callers in the home Of
Mrs. Julia Forbes.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24
Buckingham Masons
Hold Ladies Night

Seventy-fve members Of the
Buckingham Masonic Lodge and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24
Curdsyille Grange
Holds Booster Night
At New Center

The Curdsville Grange held its
annual Booster Night program
Sept. is at the new Curdsville
Community Center with some so
members and guests present.
Grange Master Ernest Bowling
Jr.. gave the welcoming address
and introduced the guest speaker,
Dr. Roland Hutchings, first mas
ter Of he Curdsville Grange
DR. Hutchings gave a resume
The Curdsville Grange. Past,
Present and Future" pointing out
such accomplishments as the
identification program of farm
and home entrances. mail box
markers and the purchase Of the
CurdsVille School as Community
Center.
Mrs Clyde Marks chairman Of
the the Community Service Com
mittee presented Richard Ellis.
Buckingham County agent who
with Miss Blanche Howard, home
demonstration agent, announced
the winners Of the recent Most
Improved and Most Attractive
Farm and Home Entrances con-
their wives we're present last
Thursday for the lodges annual
Ladies Night and Supper held in
the Dillwyn Elementary School.
Guests speaker for the evening
was Harold r. Stephenson, a for
mer grand master Of the Virginia
Lodge. Supper was served by the
DillWyn PTA.
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SiTUATIoNs-WoMEN
boOKKEEPER. sTENoGRAPHER; Ex-
perienced. Prefer Southeast or PRINCE
Georges County area. 10. S-93l9.

BOOKKEEPER. STENOGRAPHER; Elk.
perienced. Prefer Southeast or, Prince
Georges County area. 10. S-93l9
DENTAL ASST. 81, und grad. mrs.
wants work with l to 3 dents. EXP
NV. loo. WO. 6-3l55.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. living
near Rockville, desires work, Phone
Pc. 2-3151. 49,
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wants
work, full or part time or maternity
ease; exper.; ref. Call LII. 3-0677.
SPEED TYPIST, or days week.
Reliable, experienced in extensive
once detail. Box 3l5-Y, Star.
r FAC I,sn. eolS,sd o1 scsoe
LOVING MOTHER, baby sitter exper.,
coll. bkgrd., wants teach. job in nurs.
school. Ia yr. ODDS. RA. 6-3740. 49,
WHITE WOMAN. mature. will assist
in household with new baby for a
week or two: $50 week. LII. A.
MATURE WOMAN, prematurely white,
desires position as receptionist-sec-
rotary where ability to meet the
public, common sense. reliability,
good telephone manner, shorthand
Anu Lyplng skis ana hiking 1Or re-
sponsibility can be of value and
where there is chance for advance
ment. Call JU. 1881, after 5,
working days; after l on Sunday.
49,
EDUCATED in the technical book and
literature fields; knowledge of Ian
euages, filing systems, clinical exp ;
woman. over 40, seeks opportunity
where specialized training can be
,propsrly smpl. Boy ally, Star. I.
desires additional empl. every eve
except Thurs. and Fri: hrs. z to IL
pm: also full day Wed. or Sun.
Box 115-Z. Star. 10
COLORED GIRL wants part-time
Ii. 7-0399. -I7
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FURNITURE
OWNER SOLD HOME
ALL FURN. MUST BE SOLD
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
SAT. AND SUN, 1-6 Pm.
51O9-5i11 45th SIT NV

of houses, including
e.. nehSS ar an.iase'' Come early and 1s get
FURN.-Liv. rm, bedrm., kit. and
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FURN.. living room, complete: good
condition. seT.r best offer. Tu. s-9l00
F URN p;%i eft. sofa. Voc Wood
carved frame. royal blue upholstery,
matching chair. $40. TIE. 6-0447.
FURN.-pin. I'm. suite. mahogany
chrome breakfast set, sgle. bed with
dresser and chest: mahos. secretary
desk and chair; metal ehaise lounge;
porch chairs and table. ia, O.
FURN.-e-piece walnut dining nm
best quality, 500. Cali To. 2-4s91.
FURN.-studio couch. large living
room chair and one pr. Grapes;
custom made covers knd Grapes to
match: $50 cash. MA. $1,000. 7OS.
FURN.. BABY--Baby pen. carriage,
table for nursery. IA. s-26fi. Id
swings. stroller. bathinette. BABY.
tenda. hose, lamp, 10. s4-0551.
FURN.-Two-piece living room suite
some odd chairs. AID. 2-6345. lis
FURN. - 6-pc. compl. bedrm., S1Ou.
Auto. washer, 500. Studio couch.
SIS. RA. 6-4516 after II am. la
|FURN.--prexef nfahog. dropleaf din.
rm. table: like new; S35. 1411
Wayne DR.. tBroyhill Crest), Fails
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REPAIRS AND sIRyleE lcen.ll MIserL. Ion SAT- tcsa

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exterior; guaranteed; white me-
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Observation-Disclosures and exterior.
1st-class work. BY white mechanic.
Free estimates. IA. 5-69s3. -23
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING: re-
MR.. RiDENouk. Du. s-Jsssss;s s'''
PAINTING. int. and ext: free esti.,
reasonable price. WEBB. ia. A.
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PAINTING, papering. carpentry and
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interior. exterior. root
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- Interior decorating,
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PAPER NOW-LOW PRICES-A-1
Work Newest samples. Interior
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pkPERING-Pree estimates; reason
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PAPER RANGING. 50 Der room, up;
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ROOMS FURNisHEp-N.W.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. l7I4 N.
y ave NV Newly dec Sgle. rms.
maid eervica M OQQRG

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. l7l4 N.
r,., ave ..T NV --Ns cyl gee sgis rms.
o spseou' Die. e ssnd. 'e ~ or fysr.
1927 EYE ST. N.w.e-ciean. quiet.
VIZ yk \ MRS g Caps. Re. az; 7J>aosis 20
n 'Id' .srR; ST IN" Up Fof NJ 1855. SsssB
DEsiRABLE.-Nr. 18th and Columbia
ID. End floor front rms. adj. bath;
cx xasS7s4 SaA no. Av vis9os Conn L..
front m: lee closet. Reasonable:
Is IL Ma aas;sAcHusErrs AVE
Double room, running yater. Adults;
1900 MASS sSs.' AVE- HD N w. sins,.
rms. new furniture. maid service;
IS per week and UP. Ho, 2-o5s9.
1923 .2,st ST. N.w.--Excel. loo mr..
R 5ssS maid s1s'lf ..rs as': &c. &c. g+!st'
DUPONT CIR, 1907 10th st.-ZN.wly
open firsplace; maid; Ss. -21
SIC wk. RE. 7.7Sss or IA, s-5sis.
attractive single. bsmt.. re-
finished, cool in summer. warm in
WINTER yl.,b u So.15 wk'; gentleman only.
bath; 4th.n. 'front.' has ifyiivht,
suitable for artist; $35 mo. sentle-
nsn G FIX. h7s g. MIMI y niwi ,.,.
S rm1;;' 81 wk'; also lEe. Ink. rm; At
CHEVY CHASE, n. e.. 5000 Broad
private nome: near Conn. ave;
,s ssatlf fRRk 70 Dsi saz,s room,
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LIVING QUARTERS
Gentlemen only. Officials. executives.
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MT. PLEASANT. 1850 Lamont st.
Lge 2nd-f.. front: 3 windows; COW.
to everything. $40. co. 5-6Ss3.
WILSON HoUsEs-Exeel. rms, sale.
S35-S4O- S45. Dbis S25- S30-S3b Pvt.
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5717 COLO. AvE.-Attrac. twin bed
rrn. Also, sgles., next bath. shower.
ph.. idry privils. IA. a-5fsa after 5.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1888 18th nv
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1885 N. n. AVE. NV. 1.-THE Pana-
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1899 18th ST, N.w.-Businesswomen
farn Il Z n spTT baths NO; 5-o $50
transps.; in pvt. nome rU. a-6gii:
MT. PLEASANT, s1as 18th st.-Lee.
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NTERRACTAL Coo0PERATIvE HsE..
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newly redec: DE. 2-6466. Ia
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Shelvador with cross
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REFGR.. Admiral, GA Gu. It,: must
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tact 1117 Penn st. ne. --19
RUGS. blue broadloom. Mohawk. or
10. with pad; 2 matching scatter
n George Mason dr.. Arlington.
RUGS, oriental, Persian. Chinese;
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RUGS, Oriental large sizes. 14xIO
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DESKS


Govt surplus, 6Ox:34. oak secretarial.
5000. 4S-in. steel comptometer,
$3.50. new 42-in. steel single
pedestal in green. gray or tan
exeeativ s'' ssl ss. N poH FRANK Ssna 4
SON, Ala 3rd st. NV. Elk. 3-S974.
DIAMONDS-Lady's 3N cts, 1880:
lady's q Ct. $3.50: lady's la cts.
1913. lady's I Ct, mareuise cut.
$3.50: mans az cts. $3.50: lady's
1s cts, S4a5. LIVINGSTON JEW
ELERS. 1923 II st. NV. NE. S-526s.
DINETTE SET. chrome and Formica.
red. white check pattern. nylon up
holstering. 500. IA. S-0439.
DIN. RIM. SUITE, new 7-pc. mahog. |:
$500, will sacrifice. JE. s-iioS.
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10-pc. wal
nut; SIS. Nice condition. $500 30th
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BUY. See why low overhead and cash
sales save YOU money. S139 foam
rubber sets. S79.95; $50 platform
rocker. the most comfortable You
ever sat in, with 5-in. foam rubber
seats, $49.95: $49.95 serta mat
tress or bog springs. guaranteed 10
dining room table, S14995; $3.50
hide-a-bed, with foam rubber cush-
ions, $3.50.
Brothers Furniture Co.
. blks. from Baileys Cross Roads, Va.
on Seminary I'd. OPEN to 5 daily;
Mon. and Fri, z pm. to 10 pm.
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Wrecking & Building
Material Co., Inc.
JOB PHONE

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CALCULATOR, Monroe, heavy duty.
electric; multiplies, divides. adds,
sS$,.55SS UNITED HE6't sis i c9GaSS''l e.
T-l177. -17
CAMERA, contax, Is lens (nev,;
Low, Low. prlse. Other equipment avail
CARPETING--up TO so1 OFF | /,
All brands ! All colors! Any size! /
AL guaranteed CAN HU. $4,000.
CASH REGISTER, National, electric:
chrome plated, Model Sic; like new.
Elk. $1,000. 80
CHEST. 4-drawer, new, SIS; ward.
robe trunk. $50: 2-dr. metal ward
robe. SIS; Minneapolis thermostat.
50; wool blankets. So: small and
an ,0 50 W. COMB somp s g. &o eGs
CHINA sPECIAI-one set only. new
imported Rosenthal,. los pcs, floral
design; sacrifice for quick sale.
q Pie s 1pasas fPp osemse a Md s IT,
4-6333, OIL. 4-62l9.
CHAIRS t4l. genuine antique shera-
ton rosewood boudoir chairs in per-
feet condition. Collector pieces. EN-.
2-3036.
CHAIRS, $50, used. folding, 81 .95
each. N. FRANK d SON. 414 Bird st.
NV
CHAIRS late Victorian, PR, new, red
velvet upholstery. S65: 7-cu.-ft.
Westinghouse refgr., $50: perfect
condition. Edgewater 9-5724. -17
CLARINET, metal, B-fiat. Ju. $685..
10
CLARINET with music stand and
%osif ME- ION vi kECE fsE with
FIN band: excel. cond.: Hallicrafter
SIX g. sacrifice. JU. 9-3206. Ii
DAIRY BOXES. both open 8. g.. also
reach-in type; new and used: excel.
cond.; selling out cheap; remaining
in service business only. PRICE
REFGR. CO.. 34OO Ga. ave.. tn.
DEEP FREEZE, IA GU. IT., like new:
must sell. OIL. 2-50Sa. lie
DEF FREEZE. = Ell. y. upright
| perfect cond., IA yrs. old. VIII sac
for quick sale AID A-3AfQ --20
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LADY WISHES 5-day wk., INV;
working .cple,; refs. HU. 3-3671.
GIRL, eolored, wants days work.
EXP. Ref. CoLoRED WOMAN. part
time. am or pm. work; . days.
WOMAN, colored, wants 2 days work
Monday and Tuesday; ironing or
cleaning;. ref. Call Ii. 3-O329. =
GIRL, colored. experienced, desires
child care. light homework: sc.
area, days Wk. Call 10. 2-752S.
COLORED WOMAN desires work for
Saturday. tn. 2-7039. cali after
.coE 0S5Gsb' GIRL wants days 1 work.
Ii. 4-7O1h La
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MIscELLANEous For SAL.
DINING ROOM

DNETTE SETS, orig. SEQ; SPECIAL,
/ $39. sol 6-pc. chrome or yroueh}
iron; new onlyI can Hu. $500.