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FURNISHINGS

Drop leaf table. $40; couch. $3.50;
coffee table, So; bookcase, $50;
writing table. $3.50; end tables.
$3.50 up; breakfast tables. So so
up; breakfast set. SIS; round din
ing table. $3.50; china cabinet, $40;
odd chairs. 81; cabinet, $3.50; many
ether bars1ins; See % our .d undsT d:,I
!. 'ssfi; sEfL Hisps. IND 4s'z 4i$ East Capitol
ST.. II. 4-96ss.
FURNITURE = Complete furnishings
oer. oSr -SfHTn SSst self fO' RA wy s4{S4e {e ii Ofsf
FURNITURE-Liv. rm.. din. rm..
ssd1In: SedTms.. misc. items, its%s Reasonable, no
FfTkNiffgREEfo7s seat. newly up
holstered. S36; Victorian rocker.
$35: buffet table, opens to seat 8,
$25; curio cabinet, $50; electric
steam radiator, new. never been
used. $50; sewing machine, s5; pots.
s:asass:e'h seasmie. Ia. tEsasa s.assa. ''0et anu
FURNITURE+Duncan Phyfe table. 4
chairs, g storm windows and screens
ruRNiTURE rTHH UNCLAIMED - Table
and Z chairs, SIG; hids-a,way
ssS ss SEQ ss,. surplus sr,ss feather apeTs sys
chair. siiS siS; Side chair. IS: .sofs as
bed and chair. $7b; wing chair,
$26; bed. mattress and spring,
@24: sofa bed. $40; love seat, S25;
innerspring mattress, SO: sofa
sn cushion s2S; We n.,,So slsS do .sonsn: reHpnSl
and draperies. Sofa and chair slip
COW. S4s: sofa and chair reuphol..
$40. I HorrHAS 1sI @'Shsf UpHofsFEEERs itri sEsa;,
2447 18th st. n.w. CO. 6-6116. Free
PiiIrts5ns PiI J. Embassy Garage Open ie! eyes
FGRNfTURE. NEw-club chair,
S69.50 value. S16.7b; six-way floor
lamps, S14.95 values. S4.e5: studio
couch; S129.b0 values. S39.50. Ap-
rHkkNiggURth rPHIkk HI sth st st. boubl. b;%i m.pl. bed
spring AID mattr.. walnut poster bed
chtnerobe and Princess dresser.
Simmons twin beds with mattresses
bunet, large china closet, child's
desk with chair (like new). large
esSinst ooSkssss S sls;s4 ssi4ds 4dSors' ars. Iosif
FURNITURE, s-pc. walnut dining rm
suite, $25: twin mahog. bedrm. com.
$3.50 and $3.50. Hide-a-bed $55
Sropleai table. S2S; oceas; chair
odd :ois. SIS. .n fsis lSsE St. nav; NV
FURNITUkE-Erenc rocco bedrm
euite; cheap. NO. 7-5674.
FURNITURE, incl. occas. tables,
desks, Q easy chairs, Q broadloon
rugs. Q Kit. tables. chairs. porch
fufn.. lawn mower, hose. garder
tools. Noon to q. RA. 6-327S. LII
FURNITURE Bedroom furniture
twin beds. secretary, dresser; darl
maple: excellent condition.. ct bar.
~. @ t.Sis tgn insvss aooM ,ra rurnitule aIn.se
sideboard, server. i've chairs; all oak
must sell soon as house Is sold. TIE
6-0O60. 1904 Farm rd., Alexandria
10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. electri,
range, '52 mod: 5-pc. bedrnn. suite
maple dinette set: washing machine
Illinois ave. NV. -10
RURNITURE-putch cupboard, $40
d foii.top SesS s0 and chat chair. sSE1 si1: snha drs.
pefieG. OIL. z-4979. eyes.. S-i0
Aise Bat. and SUM-. 90. I'D
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TARPAUI,INS
10000 BARGAINS
]. II. GICHNER

2513 NJ ST. NV. Ex. 3-3527
WASHER. Hotpoint de luxe. very good
cond.. $50; Hoover. vacuum with at
tach., SO. 10. S-7924.
WASHERS. late models, S25 and S35
each. each Also, Also automatic washer, s45.
good condition; will deliver; s4s.
WASHER, Bendix b; auto, asitator type.
less than 8 yrs. old; only S45. EN-.
wAsHEK-le5a Easy spindrier. sioo
lifi 0f5 EASY os de 'H 1xs S2SSO spiOdr.r
with automatic spin rinse. In use
about a year. Excellent condition.
WASHER, Thor, semi-auto., 1859
model, in good condition; must sell:
best offer. KE. s-sc54. ss0'' ''O 0f
WASHER. Thor Automasic,. late
model. used little, good cond. Less
than orig price. $50. ia. 4-1035.
NAshER. Eestinghouse Laundromat.
iings, metal library table. Ho: 2-
WASHER. de luxe Easy spindrier.
with auto. spin rinse. EXCELLENT
{ c9HnditiSn. H.M ion SSn SS9; HpyffSs ho ff1sss4 10
fGatsS fG tsSs dr.S # you hay have ssss sna want
WASHER-Guaranteed; Bendix, DIAL
o-matic; reas RE. 6-S337.
WASHER. Easy Whirldry. apt. size.
3-lb; capacity $50. Call Wo.
WASHER, Maytag. alum. tub. very
good cond.; $40. La. 6-3OSS.
WASHER. Easy Spindrier. de luxe,
automatic rinse. late model; very
reasonable. Ii. 1888.
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LUMBER
Omen Sat.-Sun. Till & PM

Open t.-Sun. Till 6 PM.
New flush doors, S4.95: wonderful
ends. We also have table-hgt. book
cases and legs for desk arrangements
with your choice door for top,
$14.95. or we can cut and develop
your own idea: good shelving and
paneling. I5c, plywood cuttings,
holdings. special studs, 3Sc; sheath
ing, Masonite, etc. GENERAL MILL
WORK CO.. 1900 Knowles ave,
Kens., Nd, LO. -5-2311. Downtown
yard open weekdays only; GIG Half
st. s.W., DI. 7-1153.-
MACHINERY Burk Benchmiil, /
B and 8 24-in veneer. drills. ream-
ers, tool holders, Arber press. other
misc. tools, some new. LO. 4-0539.
PRECISION TOOLS
Inside and outside mikes. wee blocks.
causes, etc. J,U. 2-5962..
MASONITE SALE, &c, hardboard;
Mon. Tues, Wed. 1920 Wilson blvd
JA. 4-1234, .RUCKER LUMBER. \
MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING
Twin-bed size: $40. DI. 7-4S52.
used, double size.
Sealy Posturpedtc. won in contest:
cheap. LU. 1-0459.
- twin-size inner
spring mattresses and coil springs.
Like new: $50. AID, 2.1D9S.
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POCKET and billiard tables, supplies.
poker tables and games. table ten
RIAsD HS taS9S5 sH6 sHa soWN sriPPs f3Es
CO. $40 9th st NV. D1 7-4711
POKER TABLE, mahog.. SIS; dinette
table, folding leaf; rose stair car
.pUIngE:, psSIinng: fsn,6sGk chairs; hairs; RA. 6-3220.
fruitwood, walnut Prov, made by
White; 500. OIL. 4-3323, Sun. 1915.
PRESTO DEEP FRYER, Jumbo size,
new; list price, $39.95; S25. UN.
PRINTING PRESS. 5xs Kelsey; tyne,
furniture, etc: $50. Cali CO. 5-90il
PROTECTOR, 16-mm. Revere sound,
] unit, complete with speaker. carry
ing case and cord; like new, SlS5.
NATIONAL PAWNBROKERS, 1905
Lee hwy. Arl., Va. ia. 2-1777.
PROTECTOR, S-mm Revere. like
rG rev slao11 Soq IT, Of film; reas. Call
PUMPS--Deep ana shallow well eel.
lar pumps; lowest price, BLOCKS
,746 Lee hwy ia S-S7ON
PUMPS. for any purpose, $3.50: ige
selection Bring US. your pump prob
parkins. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
co, 2473 Sherman ave. NV, AID.
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lockers, chairs, unlimited quantity to
choose from.
Free parking and delivery.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OIL BURNER, gun type. complete
with automatic controls; 275-gal
on or STkNkk ssS ii; sS17or Arb TANK, .16roz 1o,
275 gal; reas. LU. 4-5732 sun, or
before pm. weekdays. -I2
OIL BURNER. conversion type. $50;
WASHING MACHINE, S29. See, in
OIL ~ BTRNERs, new and rs used ILL., boilers :,
supplies. will sell outright and
show you how to install or will In
stall 1t for you. II we haven't got
money; ;,I KE; JSp s-6gsS; a.s 10.
ssedsa ssed ] "; also oil tank; rsa'. RA.
OH. FURNACE, Columbia Crusader.
fan. controls and tank; $100. See
oil IL asHTER, AUTO IT, easss $40;
Buckwheat blower, $40; both good
OIL Si SPACE 'aGixii HEATER. $4,000 Btu.
output per hr.. with 250-gallon oil
storage tank; S75. TIE. 6-441S. 10
OIL PAINTINGS. 100 lovely framed
Landscapes, seascapes; prize win
ss6 up wEbsrEGRs H Ga5csss ssFUDos sSsintt5 p1
on TANKS. brand-new: a75 gal
Ions; deliyered in D. c. area: $s6.
ORGANS FOR RENT, for private
home use only. Hammond chord or
Wurlitzer spinet. ST. $4,000.
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and @ SITS.
NV. and 9332 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. tSilyer Spring store open
ouTBoAaRD MOTOR, IL h.p. excel
lent condition, with 5-gal, gas can;
Sl35 or best offer. PO. 2-2335.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 7la hip; S55.
or trade for 12-gauge shotgun. WA.
PAINT. u oFF.!-Res, 81 gal, now
FLIP. IaS 7.b All colOrs, o. MI lLIEyyESNTaaALs y 18th
PANELING. 13c. knotty pine, odd
lots; no phone orders. 1920 Wilson
blV0 RIICKER T,T1MpEP
Evening star., 1954-10-10
MATTRESS SPECIALS
S30-TRADE-IN-S3n

on your old worn-out and lumpy
modern NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
box spring and mattress.
|. SIMMONS BEAUTYREST
Q. SYLCON LIFETONE FIRMRITE
3. SEALY POSTUREPEDIC
4. ENGLANDER AIR FOAM
HENRY'S FURNITURE CO.
1925 9TH st, NV HU 3-3646
Telephone Orders Accepted
MEAT CASES, all sizes. new and used ;
$. s., deltc., red meat, meat blocks.
scales, grinders, slicers. tenderizers;
sRncE cE sEsR fsaEsSe az co stsfes s4oo Gsst & ave &C.
MEMS SUIT. as. extra pants. fine
eondi5ion' Sl5; suit size ~. $40;
METiAI-WooRKING HOBBY SHOP, in
toto or separately; Atlas TIL 81
delta bandsaw. steel workbench. JE.
MiILWoRK 1HLvoK MADE; everything lGr from
4, 4 tsA te e. n,,Gssn 1s29 Wilsen blvd. ia.
MIRRoR--Gold frame. 8 ft.x2S in. ::
match; hanging shelf, white marble
MODEL RSRS1b sGpi Sssi on E9T1fMESS 81 5ss
H. Q. gauge: engines. cars. misc.
excel. cond. Call JE. 4-59O3. 10
MOTORS, 1/100 to 100 h.p., and
reduction gear; 6.440 volts, rewound
exeh; cARTY. 1908 14th st. NO.
MOTORS EXCHANGED. while you
wait: exact factory duplicate GE,
Wghse., Delco. all other makes, for
easy replacement on all household
and commercial eduipt. Do 1t YOUR
self and save on our low prices. 1-yr.
guarantee: free parking ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT CO., 2473 Sherman
MOToRs-A h.p., guar. / yr.: s. so
and So. LA. 6-30SS.
MOTOR SCOOTER. Cushman Eagle,
brand-new "a model. Cost 1859. so.
sell for S325: side car cost 500.
,ell ior $50 KE. s-5aSS. 10
MGR. CASH REGISTERS t2). good
cond,. ring up to 99.99. 4 and
totals. Change to self-Service forces
us to sell Would cost over 81 500,
will sac. S175 each. HECH1NGER
CO., 18th and H ne. See Mr..
MuITIL1TH PRESS - Mod. 1850:
$3.50. 6l2 5th st. NV. -12
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, chairs. files.
supply cabinets, tables, safes. type
writer's, add. machines. Everything
for the Office" CIRCLE. TAI 18th
NV, DI. 7-7372; Sunday CO.
OFFICE FURNITURE
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FTJRNTTTTRE

ALL m EXCELLENT CONDITION
Maple sofa and chair. S34.95; fiool
lamps, SIS: studio couch, $24 .96
platform rocker, So; end tables. 81
Simmons Ace coil springs, $13.50
mattresses. $40; sofas, all styles
dreds of other ITEMS prtced Lowest
In the region. FURNITURE TRAD
ING MART 215 King St.. Alex. Va
XII. $4,000. Ia
Evening star., 1954-10-10
FORMICA
SINK TOPS
SHOP MOVING SALE
MONDAY, OCTOBER IL

nnismeasuring or what have you
30 tops. different sizes and colors
Some with sinks. Low IS $40.
KITCHEN DESIGNING co.
$3.50 10th ST. NE.
LA. 6-2S3S
Evening star., 1954-10-10

ENCYCLOPAEDIA AMERICANA-one
Of the dnest and most popular IN
the q. s. Cal Us ON our low. cost.
family-plan psogram NE. s-s336.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITrANNIcA-
l1th edition. 20 vol. leather bound
ENCYCfOfAEDIA bRfIANNicx. 1881
ed. "a vols. and VI. books, $14O:
rS1gSs.S.E sSnd gSSse e sT EMSRRiaSa ~ 4sSse & IaiS
edition, new, stiil in original carton:
owner moving; excellent buy. uN.
ExERHSCaisER-New bicycle exerciser
with speed and milease indicator
ideal for 'Isss' ssfs reducins and exercise.
For sale or rent, OF. 4-9364.
FILING CABINETS, steel, wood. legal.
letter; safes. Kardex flles. supply
cabinets; Sunday. co. 5-4625: week,
FILE CABINETS SALE!
Walker, Si6.5O. D. c. SURPLUS
SALES. 511 New jersey ave. nv.
FILE CABINETS
2.drawer steel. legal sige. S9.s5; f.
drawer wood. legal size. $9.95: new
srptss sd gssd .Ta Sse turn low o. low svery prees
shop us for real savings. N. FRANK
& SON. 414 3rd st. NV, Elk D.
FILL DIRT AVAILABLE, free Of
charge: pick up with your own
truck: 49th and Central ave. n.e.,
LU. 1-97S7. Call after 1880 am.
FIRE MsHedEx; dEExx;rMaursHERs, am-s1. s.A
$40; foam $12.50: is lbs coz,
$3.50. 2513 NJ ST., Elk. 3-3527.
FIREPLACE SCREENS, So: crate for
coal, $3.50: heavy log rest. $3.50.
2513 NJ st. NV, EX. 3-3527.
FIXTURES-3 gondolas. belt rack.
mems chrome tie display bars. cash
register. 7IO nth st. NV;
FLUTE, A. p. Durand. silver. sweet
tone. smooth operation even in high
est notes; $65. EN-. 3-2614.
FLUORESCENT FIXTURES, 5 40-watt
tubes; compL new; guar. Call wkday.
ST. 3-4S4S: wk. end. WA. 7-499S.
FLUTE, Bundy. 2 yrs. old. good
cond.. $40. with case. Call JE.
FOAM-RUBBER CUSHIONS, mats,
toppers, cut any size. GILLILLAND,
2145 8 st. NV, Elk. 3-6633. .--15
jumbo. mattresses. GILLILLAND
2l45 r st. NV, EX. 3-6633. 10
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PANELING
xnotty pine-No. 8 grade at 14Hs,
q SO. IT,. 2 and 8 IT. lengths; No.
grade at 1S74c q square IT,, z anc
It. lengths. We also have In stocl
mahogany, walnut and birch ply.
wood, ceiling tile and floor tile fol
complete recreation room. Also I
complete line OF paint made by tht
Boston Paint a Varnish Co. Outside
white at S5.75 gallon.
EISINGER
MILL & LUMBER co.
4736 Bethesda Ave-, Bethesda, Nd.
OIL. 2-6300
Evening star., 1954-10-10
PIPE-USED

threaded pipe at very
reasonable prices lengths from 10
Z wAsHINaToN Is RAG q BAG CO.
215 L st. S.W, Phone DI. 7-s007
PISTOLs-Luger 7,65-mm. OWN,
with extra 9-mm., S-inch barrel and
and slide; also 4-mm. barrel 600
rnds. ammo.), Lueer 9-mm. OWN
with hand-carved ivory-inlaid grips
others. Sell or trade. TU. 2-S923
PISTOLS-.32-cal Colt. auto. $50;
.3S-cal. Colt. revolver. S3S; .25 cal.
auto. S25. Call Sun, after 6 p.m.,
NO. 7-4252
PLYWOOD
At 10c 50. it. Take advantage OF our
cash. h-and-carry bargains. Open all
day Sat.
EISINGER
MILL & LUMBER co.
4736 Bethesda Ave, Bethesda, Md.
OIL. 2-630O
Evening star., 1954-10-10

FURNITURE SALE
Selling out entire stock ma
tionally known brands.
Many pieces under cost.
Bring your cars, trucks and
trailers. Small charge tor
delivery.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

L0vEsEATs. pair; prs. chintz dra.
peries to match: extra slip covers;
$1T5. Beige shag rug. 12xi7; 3 prs
chartreuse draperies. No dealers
EN-. 3-6666 after 10 am.
GUMBER--African mahogany; very
wide; 40c board foot. Walnut and
mahogany plywood ia. 7-7632.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
STEEL


STORM DOOR, Alum. with Z glass
and 3 screen panels. 3fixS3, 10.
STORM TORN WINDOWS and screens, four
64S4x34X; eight 56x3IIs. JOHN
]. HAvENNER. ia Elder st. NV.
WINDOWS. 10. painted,
56x3l; l door. interchangeable
very reas. Cail LA. 6-1755.
STORM WINDOWS, Is wooden. size
34x55. LII. l-0S92.
STOVE. 4-burner, }s-in. gas. Robert
Shaw regulator, dble. broiler. light,
timer. Sl0u. 10. S-7421.
STOVE. gas. Caloric, automatic: visual
oven, light and timer: reasonably
priced. Phone LA. 6-6493. 10
STOVES, apt. size, gas; excellent con-
dition. 81. M ST. BLDG. SALES,
1217 1st st. s.w.. II. 3-0509. Ia
APT, SIZE, CLEAN. guar n
ACE JUNK CO. '
1920 Ga Ave NV HUI 3-4421
Evening star., 1954-10-10
RADIATORS

Dashboard, latest type, hot water,
new. sec So. IT,; also used and new
steam, gas and midget radiation, all
sizes; guar, del. BLOCKS, 1746
Lee hwy, nr. Key Bridge. ia. g.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
ROOM

So AA& &4NNA &NA@(AAA t%A
Don't buy before you visit US,
as we guarantee you positive
savings Of 2oqd to 70R on
new sample closeouts. Look
at these bargains:
Custom built" studio. makes twin
beds. was SS9.50. now S59.95. Fine
Fisher dilo-lounge with fine inner
spring mattress. was $3.50 80, now
$149.95 Fine sofa bed and club
chair. was S149: so. now SOC. 80.
Nah. kneehcie desk. was $50. 80. now
$34.95. Solid maple sofa bed and
two club chairs. was S169.50. now
S129.50
Many more bargains too numerous To
mention. Open Thursday till o pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
Evening star., 1954-10-10

advertised new Electric
Cutaway. Written life guarantee.
Reduced for clearance: terms. Gull
TAR SHOP. 1000 N st. NV. I'd
Evening star., 1954-10-10

REFRIGERATOR
I954 Admiral Dual-temp in factory
sealed. carton; list price, S537 .45;
delivery, service, 5-yr. warranty and
home demonstration. z. D. WILT,
1918 N. Moore ST., Arl.., ia. Abb.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
OFFICE FURNITURE
OFFICE FURNITURE
Drive-In Warehouse Sale! 4! F!
DESKS. FILES. TABLES, CHAIRS.
LOCKERS. KARDEX. VISIBLES,
CHECKWRITERS. LAMPS.
A 1n-DAY SALE
D. C. SURPLUS SALES
511 New Jersey Ave. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE

BEFORE YOU BUY, SEE US.
GREAT SAVINGS
400 desks, $3.50 and up; steel and
wood; tables, file cabinets. bookcases,
lockers, chairs, unlimited quantity to
choose from.
Free parking and delivery.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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18th and q sts ME- Ii 7-o4oo
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STOVES

sLocKs. inc inc, i7ls seem; Lee hwy. sigsG; gei6
BALTIC. ave-, ia. $500. WA. -
Evening star., 1954-10-10

2. drawer steel. legal sige. S9.g5; f.
drawer wood: legal size. s9:95: new
scription avail. at low, low prices
shop us for real savings. N. FRANK
& SON. Ala 3rd st. NV. Ex. g.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
ETT,E CARTNETS

FILE CABINETS SALE!
1S.assr' %s,E.s' ssss5 sss5; 4dreweE SURPLUS SssT
BALES. k11 New Jersey ave NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

Observation-Disclosures discount
on. nationally advertised brands; no
Tra M tSr Se or se1tee
WoODMOOR APPLIANCE, I0109
ColeSville rd., JU. 7-9400. Open
Sunday. to 8: Monday through
Thursday till Q pm.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

single phase or 3 phase, for
all uses; $50 80 up. Largest stock
IN east. J. H. 0IcHNER. 2513 N
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-27

PLEASAN THILL - Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Archer and daughter
spent Sunday with Floyd Davis
and family.
Ben Robinson and family of
Olive, Charles West and family
of Middleburg, visited with Ver-
non West and family, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cater call
ed on Jake Russell and wife and
Robert Cooper and wife, Thurs
day evening.
Clyta Cater spent Saturday
with her grandparents, Walter
Davis and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mansperger
called on Ella Belle Cater, Leslie
Cater and family, Sunday even
ing.
Golda Laughlin was removed
from Bethesda hospital to her
home in Caldwell, Thursday.
Mrs. Ada Davis called on
Nellie Snode one day last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Leslie Cater and
daughter visited with Walter
Davis and family, Sunday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-27

Methodist church held their
meeting for May in the social
rooms of the church on Thurs.
day evening with Miss Bertha
Casner as hostess. The program
and contests in charge of Miss
Eva Davis.
Personals
Mrs. Helen Wolfe spent several
days the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. w. F. Sharrock
in Columbus.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Bryant and
children were callers at Colum.
bus, Thursday.
Mrs. Riley Mclaughlin and
son of Akron, spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Hattie
Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Secrest
and children of Woodsfield, visit
ed relatives here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Barron and
family of Pennsboro, Pa, spent
the weekend with the formers
sister, Mrs. Bob Christian and
family.
Kenneth Callahan has return.
ed after working several months
of Waverly.
Miss Esther Finley of st.
Johns spent Friday with her
aunt, Mrs. Bess Basford.
Mrs. Millie Thompson mas re-
turned after spending several
weeks with her daughter, Miss
Ella Mae Thompson in Alliance.
Mrs. Myrle Pultz and Miss
Miriam Halves were callers in
GAINESVILLE, Wednesday even
ing.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-27
Eliza

ELBA - B. c. Schilling of
Cambridge, spent Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hesson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Richie of
Oklahoma, have returned home
after visiting with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Richie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Adams
of Marietta, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hesson,
Kathy Hesson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hesson were in Marietta on
Saturday.
Recent callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Ball were MIR. and Mrs.
Elmer HeSson of Macksburg,
Mrs. Pearl McKenny Of Canton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark of
Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Ball and children, Leon, Larry,
Carolyn, Delmas and Jimmy
English of Derwent, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Harper of Dexter City
and Henry Smith of Whipple.
George WOLF has moved from
Macksburg to the ]. w. Hughey
property.
Mrs. A. K. Cline of California,
Mrs. Hugh Chamberlain of Gin
cinnati, were Sunday callers of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Swain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hesson,
Wilma and Wilda Jackson were
in Caldwell, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Sewers
and daughters spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Sewers at Reno.
Ola Teeters will preach at Elba
M. E. church Sunday, May 30
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SENECAVILLE - The alumni
banquet of the Senecaville- Rich
land school will be held Satur-
day night, May 29th. The dinner
will be served by the ladies of
Presbyterian church in the social
room with Robert T. Secrest as
POSTMASTER. The entertainment
will be at the new high school
auditorium. There will be a pro-
gram followed by dancing with
Dallas Bond and tie Musical
Farmers furnishing the music.
Address Robert T. Secrest.
The twelve seniors who will
receive their diplomas at the
commencement exercises Thurs
day evening are Philip Harding,
Mildred McVicker, Keith Stew
ems, Dixie Secrest, VIM. Bivion,
Nancy Callahan, Jerry Neuhart,
Patty Duke, Barbara Channell,
Bob House, Bob House, Jean
Wootton and Carl Carpenter.
Philip Harding is valedictorian
and Mildred McVicker, saluta-
torian.
Society Meets
Tn Helping Hand Society of
Presbyterian church held their
regular meeting, Thursday after
noon in the social room of the
church with Mrs. Gertrude
Singleton and Mrs. Jessie Peach
as co-hostess. Mrs. Jura Harris
had charge of the program and
contests with prizes being award
ed to Mrs. Donna Harding and
Mrs. Phyllis Denver.
Class Meeting
The Friendship class of the
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and Helen Bober shown above
with their troop sponsored by the auxiliary to
Noble aere. Their meeting held weekly in the
hall at Florence
Embarrassing
this the of discussion during
which conducted the correct
mentary manner following the business
session.
Tuesday the picture left
right Phyllis Smith Bobe Marie CALDWELL Dorothy
chWarsci Judy Carol Craft second Leader
Anderson Lhwarsck Mary Ann Shondrick Katherine
Wiley and Leader Bober Not shown In the picture
are Iovce Haga. Rita Colt and Sandy Dusenberry
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Fulda Girls Club

On May l8, the Fulda Girls
club selected their officers. The
president, Leona Schoeppner,
vice president, Mary Lou Arnold;
secretary-treasurer, Norma Jean
Schott; news reporter, Dolores
Schoeppner; recreation leader,
Barbara Sohell; health and safety
officer, Marilyn Ritterbeck.
Other members are Rita Mea and
Carol Arnold, Mary and Janet
Singer, Kathalene Schott, Joan
Crock, Mary Rose and Rita
Arnold and Jean Crock.
The advisor is Mrs. Marie Mil
Ter. All are taking sewing as
their project except six who are
taking cooking as their project.
News reporter: Dolores Schoep-
pner.
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Senecaville

A. A. Stranathan and family
of Cambridge recently visited his
mother, Mrs. Minnie Stranathan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Aplin of
Canton, spent Saturday with his
mother, Mrs. Mollie Aplin.
Miss Dorothy Hall and Miss
Betty Haessley of Salem, visited
over the weekend with the form
er's brother, Pvt. Robert c. Hall
at Fort Knox, KY.
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1t was talked about having a
weiner roast, but nothing definite
was decided. 1t was decided to
answer the roll call by the name
of a tree. Ellen Jane Boyer is to
give a demonstration at the next
meeting. Meeting was adjourned
and refreshments were served.
Eight of the ten members were
present. News reporter: Gloria
Walton.
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DeXter'S Lucky Ten

DeXter's Lucky Ten All club
met at the home of the advisor
May 19 at 400 p. m. Roll was
called by answering by our boy
friends name. Minutes were read
and a health and safety program
was discussed. A demonstration
was given by Sue Moseley and
Mrs. Wilson. A program was
planned for the next meeting
which will be June 2 at 7:30 p.
m. at the home of our advisor.
News reporter: Nancy Clymer.
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Energetic Eight

May 10, the Energetic Eight
met at James Sealock's. The club
voted to donate to the Red Cross
and to sell candy and pop at
Tiltonville dance. A treasury re-
port was given, Games were
played and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Sealock. The
next meeting is June 2, 1854 at
YontZ'S.
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PcpperetteS

Caldwell Pepperettes All club
met and the meeting was called
TO order by the president Secre-
tary was absent so the roll was
called by the vice president. 1t
was answered by naming a fam
Gus man. The minutes were not
read and no old business. For
new business, Gloria Walton
gave demonstration on baking.