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PRINCE KARL HOTEL

PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 X ST. NV.
24-hr. switchboard. Modern showers.
Pvt. baths avail. Singles and doubles.
Reas. wkly. rates to permanent
guests.
C0L0RED-LARGE ROOM adjoining
incloSed porch. Partly furnished,
/ cooking privilege. Call any evening
after $3.50. Sat. and sun. anytime.
IA. 9-S627. pa
C0LOREp-AfAN--Large front room.
an privils. 100 Bates St NV. WASH
ington, d. C. 2Ss
COL0RED--SMALL sgle.,t So wk. for
sgie. empl. LADY, privils.; idry. and
use Of telephone. Call after 5 Pm.
COLoRED CoUPLE-Priviieges 6f4
Farragut st. NV. Ia. 9-231S. Call
alter o:3V pm. %
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

Ice. ROOM and bath, excel. board;
care II desired;. elderly people ac-
FALKLAND MANOR-Deiicious meals.
lovely rooms, spacious grounds; free
nmH1NTG,,g pasEing; ~. 5-25g4. 80
sr.set SresPass snd warm nsss ssle pR Sele aas rms
1910 18th ST. NV. - Single, also
double; Bendix and free TV; good
food and transp. DU. 1-6604. 24s
200f COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Nice
sgle. rm.; S15 wk Dble.. $12. Good
meals, Young people co. 5-2493.
THE MAR -LEETA. 1925 10th st. NV.
Single. double. one triple; rooms for
young ladies and men: lovely home
excellent board: elevator. .24s
LGE. ROOM and bath. excel board;
care II desired: elderly people ac-
cepted; reasonable. EN-. 2-923l
PERSON Pvt. home,
Takoma Park. Bus at door. Plenty
to eat. warm, pvt. room. JU. 7-7aSS.
i77s MASS. AVE. N.w.-pbie. fm.
syail for young men; excel. food.
CLUB LII Mason. Mason 17es New Hamp. "a ave.
n.w.-De luxe living in a club resi-
dence for refined ladies and men.
$3.50 and up. incl. full-course
meal, maid. free phone service. co.
NICE LARGE ROOM for 2 young
people, good breakfast; Southern
home; excel. transp. RIA. 6-392s.
CALVERT HOUSE, 1401 10th nv
Choice rooms, business people. stu
dents; selected menu. PIX, TV.
The John Kilpen Hotel
23lo AsHMFAD pL NV
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PUREBRED Hereford bull. with pa
pers; $500. Kentrock Corneiier Q.
pRofEssl6NaiG ReIfEsss6Ss2ig0i HORSE sHoEfSSe.
~: g.9615: eyes, JU A9-7U34. 20
$50. STANLEY JONES. JU. e-9615.
SADDLE HORSE. handsome sorrel
gelding, 1872 hands, spirited, q mans
mount. Best offer, cash; or trade for
sentler horse. Gaithersburg 3S5-M.
go
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED b,
foreign student, in pvt. home. mr.
GWU or COW. transp. AID. 4-42S5
EXT BOZ. -22
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SALE,
CALL LU. 1-1200
OPEN z DAYS A WEEK

BIG HoMEowNER DISCOUNT
Ike furring, &c a it., .2x2, it.. 35c
ca, 8 #. special studs. 39c ea. 2x4.
bd. IT. 1x12 dry pine shelving, .12c
IT,, de luxe knotty-pine paneling.
Ice bd. IT,, Plywood. AXIS, new,
S3.95 ca, wall planking, "a price Of
wood. Fibreglas insulation, 5lac So.
IT. De luxe ceiling tile. 12c 50. IT.
Sheetrock, AXIS, 3s, $1.76 ea. 1nsu-
lating wallboard. 4x7. white. wash
electrical, mason supplies. Free de-
livery sat. and Sun. Free booklets
on rec. rms, attics. powder rms.
and garages. No down payment. SO
mos. to pay.
Robinson Lumber Co.
1889 Kenilworth Ave. NE.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

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CHAIN SAWS, 1-man. S12 per day;
2-man, S15 per day. RENTAL
CHAIN SAWS, wall paper steamers,
floor sanders, paint sprayers, elec.
Ply, WO. 6-052s. -:2.s
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
q FURNITURE CO., 622 z st. NV.
MA, S-4094.
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Everybody wears used furs.
BaSkin FurS., Cor. 9th b q StS.
FURNITURE-Upholstered love seat
with slim cover; small maple desk,
Colonial reproduction. OIL. 2-75oS.
FURNITuRE-Soiid mahogany bed
room suite. beautiful couch, solid
mahogany end tables. All in excel
lent condition. HO. 2-1393.. --26
Complete 3-bedroom
suite, very good co9nndaition. sacri-
FURNITURE, En- In excellent slls condition. con, nj
gold tweed, S75: birch and nubian
steel dinette set. $25., Can CO.
b-4seo, between and 8 pm,
FURNITURE, unclaimed--Sofa bed,
$50; oak dinette set. $50; washer.
E,z' So ehild,s Sicysle; ao5np smsll' So; 70
FURNITURE, unclaimed = Studio
couch. S37. Vanity with mirror. $40.
Victorian chair, $25. Swivel chair.
SIS. Occasional chair, $12. 4
chrome chairs. $40. Chifforobe, $15.
Bed spring, $5. Coffee table. SIP.
Ena rss 's9ls sS Roawa1 1nSsesprns Sea si goi soia
and chair, 500. Lawson love seat.
$50. Bed, mattress and spring, .$24.
We do reupholstering sofa and chair,
$50. Labor and material, slip cover,
sofa and chair. bark cloth, S55. We
do refinishing. ANTIQUE restoring,
furniture repairing, draperies and
cornices. HOFFMAN, UPHOISTER-
ERS, 2447 18th st. NV. CO. 5-51 10.
Open evenings til 8. 30s
FURNITURE-Must sell bedroom and
din. room suites; sacrifice. DE.
2-6657.
FURNITURE and carpeting Of 1-bed-
room apartment as q unit, with or
without lease Of conditioned
Conn. ave. EN- 3-4566.
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FURNITURE
R4NoyAATEp R4NoyAA FURNITURE IN

RENOVATED FURNITURE IN
Coil springs. $1O.95; mattresses.
S12.95; 2-piece sectional sofa,
$64 .95: lamp tables, $4.95: sofas,
$19.95 up; mahogany bookcases,
1895; odd chairs. SO up: table
lamps, brand-new, $6.95; mahogany
irons, $4.95; kitchen tables. So; end
tables, S9.95; rugs, brand-new
$40 .98; mahogany highboy, $39 90;
hundreds of other items priced SINH
larly low and in perfect condition.
THE FURNITURE TRADING MART
215 King St., Alex, Va, XII. $4,000
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADEi
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GQT.N

Bring your dental gold, platinum
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
62 YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
ranges. stoves. mattresses
furniture refrigerators. ACME
STOVE & FURN., Ma. $685..
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames,
clocks, furniture, china, glass, guns,
ANTIQUES. etc, etc. LO. 4-0727. 29s
PIANOS S--ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
CALL day or night. JU. 9-303Y.
Cash PRICES paid for
shotguns, rifles, cameras. binoculars
radios. monographs, musical instru.
ments. transits, levels, or what have
you. Call Sterling 3-9774; Sunday
Gall Juniper S-4252. 27s
chimes. refrigerators, televisions
SAM BROWNS. Ii. 7-6046.
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ROOMS WANTED

HOUSEKEEPING ROOM or room de-
sired by lady. vicinity 18th and <
CLEAN, bright room for young Chris
tian. girl; prefer Baptist home. In
quiet ne. section. LA. 6-S1I4.
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FURN.--Matching sofa bed and arm
chair, end tables. steel desk. etc !;
all In good condition. See from 8
to z p. m. at 1866 Rhode Island NV,
Bird floor. DE. 2-0663. -26
FURN.--Maple liv. rm., maple d.
nette set; good cond.. 10. 2-533S.
FURN.-3-pe. solid maple liy. rm.
suite. lounge chair. coffee table. 2.
burner elec. plate. TU. 2-7bS5. "a
FURN.--Maple bedrm. suite. blue
lounge chair. coffee table; 2 maple
end, mpl c'kt'l tables. TU. 2-75S5
FURN.-Liy. .rm.. bedrm., din, rn.
sec. sofa, chest. Ki. S-0035..
GARAGE DOORS, 10x12. glass fol
commercial use. Good condition
S75 complete. ABcD Corp, OF
GAS RANGES, used. in "as Is CON
dition; your choice, $40 plus de-
livery charge. B. A. CoE & CO.
3121 14th st. NV. co. $4,000
GAS RANGES, new, used. repairs. oil
coal, wood ranges. ACME STOVE
1O1l 7th NV, MA. S-S952.
GAS RANGES, new. used, installation
PEERLESS SALES CO., 2237 Ga.
nT C-kkRR
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18th and II sts. NE. Ii. 7-9

REFGR.. Kelvinator. 9 Gu. ft.: wash.
mach. wrinGer type; sofa bed and
davenport; good cond. co. 5-8765
RFLE-smm. Lebil, cut down TO
sporter. RE. 5-S0S4. "a
RINGS, diamond matching, IA Ct,
white gold mountings. Total point
value so points. l ring with 5
stones. the other 1 stone. Must be
sold together. Sacrifice. $3.50. Also
matching earrings. 10. 2-8366 after
RuGs@Two sx1S oriental H design
rugs, brand-new, never used; regu-
lar, Sl25, sacrificing for S37.5
ORIENTAL RUG MART. 1906 @ st.
NV. Me. S-0416.
RUGS-Heayy, fine quality, Chinese,
gray. 9xl2. $145; Burgundy wall
to-wan carpet. reas. XII. S-1313.
RUGs-All wool, green tone on tone,
9xl2 and Okla; perfect condition.
RUG. 9xis wool Bigelow, blue broad
loom. matching scatter. excel. cond.,
reasonable. RA- 3-S137 "a
SEWING MACHINES - Portables.
White, $1950; Singer, S29. so.
Featherweights. S69.5O. Consoles,
$3.50. New desk, S125. 1918
pahna = M an
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
410I HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
AVAILABLE NOW

AVAILABLE NOW
Just across the District line. One bus
fare; excellent bus facilities; CON-
yenient to shopping center and
theater.
Reception hall, living room. dinette.
2 bedrooms, kitchen and bath;
S124.20, including utilities.
Plenty of parking. Lovely ground.
Apply In person. WA. 7-62o0.
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-D. c.

PA. AVE.--DO DOWNTOWN
327 9th st. s.e.--2-room housekeep-
ing apt; nicely ftirn.: clean bldg. /;
$50 per mo-. incl. utils. adults. ]
See mgr. Apt. /.
CHINESE
929 10th NV; low rent. MA. s-a743.
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FURNITURE

Shop the town and see US before you
buy. Better grade new furniture at
big savings for cash.
BROTHERS FURN. co.
2 blks. from Bailey's Crossroads. Va.
on. Seminary I'd. Open Tues. and
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.,,s 2sao North washinston blvd:

!. ,.SU.SV WW51I1EBGU1I u - y
Arlington. Va. IA. S-7sOO
TRAINS, Lionel, smoke and Whistle:
elah. layouts. extras galore. double
only $50. Ju. 9-7446. --24
TRUMPET, Frank, excellent eondi-
ton: Ss5. TO. o.613s. Can after
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GEMSTONES

HEATERS, new, used (gas, Oh. coal,
wood, elec); lowest prices. ACME
STOVE, 1011 18th NV. MA. 5-9S52
IMPORTED CUBAN ALLIGATOR
BAGS, with short or shoulder
straps, $12.50. Federal tax in
elnded: I also wallets wallets and % belts; s SAM Y
ct n " TIA A-4254
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TARPAULINS

New, DC Q 50. It.; most sizes avail
at all times. N. FRANK q SON, Ala
3rd st. NV. Elk 3-S974.
TELEyISfON Admiral 3-way comb.
with AM-FM radio. good corld., $tiy.
Recond. 17-in. TV. $50. SLATTERY'S
Open ewes. till q. KE. 7-I500. ---24
TELEYIsION SET, new 1855 mod
els" II you have cash and want to
save money call Hudson 3-4S00.
TELEVISION DISCOUNTS
BRAND-NEw 1858 FAMOUS MAKES.
AIMCO TV SALES
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FURNITURE
THANKSGIVING SALE

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Lamp tables. SOC up; TV tables, 81 !:
rockers. 81; washstand, 81: break
fast table. 81; odd chairs, 81; buf-
81; childs bed. 81; writing table,
81; electric irons, 81: occasional
chairs, 81: settee, 81; studio couch,
$3.50; chest, $3.50; coffee table, 81:
lamps. pictures, mirrors. ST. : book
case. 81: drop-leaf table, $3.50;
baby bed. 81; highchair. 81: play
pen, $3.50. many other bargains.
See our ad under ANTIQUES. Open
till z. BELL KINDS. 412 3. Capitol
st IL 4-A6&&
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STEEL

We have large amounts Of I-beams,
angle iron and reinforcing steel cut
to size.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1 037 Hrentwond nj NE An o.e1s1
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11lE JOIIII 1AIIUEII f1OLEI
23l0 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block on Conn. ave. at $500,
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dble.
and sgle. rms. pvt. bath avail: ex-
no. 2.3566. ' - "'o W. w.
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1a3h h aT- IA

6s Forester st. s.w., Apt. 3-2 rms,
kit, dinette. bath: heat and hot
water furnished; Sfi4.50.
A. BLUMER, 617 Pa.
ave. Sc, Ii. 1-1OSS rs
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Fur Miracle on q st.

Furs for the thrifty shopper. Have
you seen the largest selection OF
every wanted mink garment at Q
fraction Of original cost? Visit our
thrift department for buy Of .
others worn less than season.
Everybody wears used furs.
BaSkin FufS.. Cor. 9th & G SITS,
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BRIAR MANOR
f729 N. Capitol st.-Beautiful. 1-bed.
rm; apartment with all new features,
including parking. RA. 3-02s6 and
TU. 2-5011. --26
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1880 25th ST. Sc, Apt. IL rms,
dinette, kitchen, bath. screened
porch. heat and hot water furnished.
S61.50.
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LOW RENTAL, S62.5O-
Extra large newly decorated
1-bedroom apt; liv. rm.. df-
nette. kit. and bath; laundry
and bsmt. facilities: transp. at
door; 2 blks. to complete shop 4.
ping. Coral Hills: res. mgr,
1U. 1890. Apt. 4; 4614
Hillside I'd. Sc. -2o
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DUPONT ClRCLE-Neviy painted.
sunny, quiet; 3rd moor; Groom
apartment: tile bath. new kitchen
equipment; $50. DE. 2-5649. go
e-BEDRM. APT, screened-in porch;
Sap sSnv. travel sCs to downtown Can
siII 18th ST, N.W.-S rooms, kit.
and bath; redec.: cony; loc.; $50 so.
MA. S-S30S. -25
nIsSss IESSSMsi prissa Sssh t9sS pS1shs sss sso .
utilities furnished. IA. A-10l0. IL
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S60-S65. 30 New modern
1-bedroom apts., conv. to air
bases, shopping. buses. schools
and churches; gas heat: laun-
dry facilities. res. mgr 425
Burbank st. s.e., Apt. 2. LU.
l-Q440 -20
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6l3 II 81. S.W-
large 1-bedroom apartment, Just on
18th st. carline; 2 baths. large rooms.
privats entrance; garden; SS5 no..
includes utilities; available Janu.
airy 9. PORETSKY d SONS. INC.
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BOILING VIEW APIS.
l-bedroom apts.. $50 so,
includes utilities. See manager. -3021
4th st. s.e.. Apt. 3. 10. 2-427l or
HA 2-3Snn 40
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Mich. and David Evans of Chicago,
ri
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Clark, was maid of honor and AL
bert Borum was best man. The
brides brother, Leslie Dole, sang
"Ich Liebe Dich" by Grieg and "At
Dawning" by Cadman. The brides
cousin, Theodore Daum, concluded
the service by singing "The Lords
Prayer" by Malotte. Both were
accompanied by Mrs. Ray Carle.
Ushers were Lloyd A. Dole, broth
er of the bride and Gordon Hogle.
Among the out-of-town relatives
attending were: DIR. and Mrs. Les
lie M. Dole, daughter Nancy and
son Leslie, Jr. of Lake Bluff, ILL.,;
Mrs. Vernon S. Clark and daugh-
ter Dorothy of Cromwell, Conn.
Mrs. Robert Daum, sons Theodore
and Robert, daughter Mrs. Paul
Powers of Chicago, H.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd E. Dole of Lansing,
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Robert
son Of Cadillac, Mich; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Hogle of Detroit,
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rob
ertson of Akron, o.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bixby of East Cleveland.
The out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Alfred R. Beall of Lansing,
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College graduate one day and a
June bride the following day were
the swift moving events for Miss
Mardelle Sawyer of Toledo who
was married there on Saturday,
June 5th to Victor Marsh Peter
son, son Of Mrs. Harold Peterson
of 1847 Chapman ave-, this city,
and the late Mr.. Peterson.
The ceremony took place at 2:30
o'clock in South Christian Church,
the Rev. Raymond White officiat-
ing before an altar decorated with
flowers and palms and lighted
tapers.
The bride, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sawyer, 1889 Prince
ton dr., Toledo, was given in mar
riage by her father. She was at
tended by Anne McVey, maid of
honor, Shirey McVey as brides
maids, of New Matamoras, Ohio,
and Gamma Phi Beta sorority sis
ters and Patricia Peterson,
the groom's sister as flower girl.
The bride and her attendants
wore similar gowns. They were
princess lines in cotton lace over
taffeta, with scooped neckline.
The bride all in white, wore a
tulle veil and carried a cascade of
carnations and lily of the valley.
The attendants gowns were balle-
rina length with blue taffeta un-
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A bride Of Saturday, June 5th
was Geraldine Benigno, daughter
of Mrs. Thomas Benigno, 1881
Hastings ave., who was married
to Charles Householder, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis j. House
holder, 13419 Euclid ave., at Christ
the King Church. Msgr. Thomas v.
Shannon officiated at the nine
o'clock nuptial mass.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Peter De
Simone, wore a white Chantilly
lace gown over a satin underskirt
of blush pink. Two layers of TERED
nylon tulle presented an apron
effect. Her veil was finger-tip
length and she carried white Or
chids and stephanotis.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Peter
De Simone, wore a strapless gown
of fuschia net with a matching
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stole. The maid of honor, Sallie
Sasso, wore a similar gown in
pale pink as did the bridesmaids
whose gowns were pink and fus-
CHA. All carried orchids.
Lester Cabot attended the bride
groom as best man and ushers
were Martin ]. Schlund and Eu-
gene Bujol.
Following the reception at the
VFW Hall, 18403 Euclid ave., the
couple left for a motor tour of
the southern states.
They will make their home at
1881 Hastings ave.
Willett-HustOn
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Less
ner, 14409 Ardenall ave-, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Mary Ruth to Clayton L. Hay
ward, son of Mrs. Agatha Hay
ward, 701 East 152nd st.
The wedding is planned for
June 10Th.
Sutter- Mccartney
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Dorothy Sut-
ter, daughter of Mrs. Fred r.
Sutter, East Cleveland and the
late Rev. Fred R. Sutter, to Mr..
Jack L. Mccartney, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Mccartney of
Franklin, Pa. Miss Sutter is a
graduate of Shaw High, class of
1916, attended Capital University
in Columbus, and is a graduate
of the st. Luke's School of Nurs-
ing.
Mr.. Mccartney is a graduate of
Rocky Grove High School, class
of 1916, is senior in the School
of Business at Western Reserve
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Miss Larrick RESIGNS

Miss Elizabeth Larrick, for the
past five years Director of Re-
ligious Education at First Presby-
terian Church, will enter the Hart
ford Seminary in the fall to con-
tinue her study in her chosen field.
While submitting her resignation
at this time, Miss Larrick will re-
main on her present post over the
summer months.
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derslips. Patricia had cream col
ored lace dress with a blue sash
The groom's brother, Harold
Peterson, jr., was best man. Ush.
ering were the brides brothers
Pvt. Albert Sawyer, U.S.A., Fort
Knox, Tenn; Lamar Sawyer, anG
the groom's brothers, Victor and
Sidney Peterson.
The newlyweds received at the
church the following ceremony and
a buffet luncheon was served at
the brides home later.
The couple will be at home at
2007 Thayer ST., Toledo, following
a honeymoon in Florida. They met
at Bowling Green State Univer-
sity and Mr.. Peterson also attend
ed Western Reserve University
where he was a member of Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity.
OPEN CHURCH CEREMONY
The old English custom of open
church will prevail for the mar
riage Saturday, June 18th of Au-
drey Jones and Alva NJ. Kilgore in
Ninth Reform and Evangelical
Church, 74th st. and Lockyear at
$3.50 o'clock. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
P. Jones, 1906 East 134th st. and
her fiance is the son of Mrs.
Marie Kilgore, 1852 West 117th st.
ArnOld-Drake
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Arnold,
1928 Hampton rd., East Cleveland,
are pleased to announce the en-
gagement of his daughter, Lois
Marie, to Mr.. George E. Drake,
son of Mrs. Frank E. Drake, of
Somers, Connecticut.
Wedding plans are being made
for August 7th.
DaVlS-DOle
A vely we d ding was
solemnized Friday evening, June
4th, at Myers Chapel of the
Church of the Savior, Lee and
Bradford rds., Cleveland Heights,
when Marion Blanche, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert A. Dole, 1910
lakewood ave-, East Cleveland, be-
came the bride of James C. Davis,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Davis
of Oliver Springs, Tennessee. An
informal reception followed the
service in the church parlor.
Miss Dole is an employee of the
Application Engineering Depart
ment Of the General Electric Co.,
Nela Park, and Mr.. Davis is an
employee of Thompson Products
Corporation in Cleveland.
Miss Dole was with the U. S.
Coast Guard SPARS for 21s years,
while Mr.. Davis served with the
14th Field Artillery of End Arm
ory Division during World War II.
Miss Dole has been contralto
soloist for the past 8 years
formerly with the Church of the
Saviour and presently with the
Church of the Cross.
The service was conducted by
Howard Brown, Church
of the Saviour, and DR.. Earl R.
Henderson, Church Of the Cross.
The brides sister, Dorothy
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FORMER RESIDENT DIES

Friends here have received word
of the death in st. Cloud of Mrs.
Joseph Wall, rs, formerly Of 14413
Savannah ave. She is survived by
After residing here for 81 years
her husband.
the Walls left East Cleveland
about 18 months ago to make their
home in st. Cloud.
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MedGAg1 ~hd|
engagements !

University and holds the position
of buyer at The Electric Con-
troller & Manufacturing Co. Plans
have been made for an early fall
wedding.
Greenland Campbell
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Barbara Ann Greenland's en-
gagement to William A. Campbell,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Thom-
sen, 1926 Hayden ave. is announced
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Greenland, 14115 Terrace
I'd.
Barbara attended Bowling Green
State University. Her fiance at
tended Western Reserve and was
affiliated with Delta Kappa Epsi-
lon. He is now a member of the
East Cleveland Police Force. Both
are Shaw graduates.
The wedding will be August
28th.
Householder -Benigno
Evening star., 1954-09-22
sITUATIoNs-WoMEN

CLERK-TYPIST, asst. bkkpr.. payroll
white. trustworthy. needs perm pos.
GaSRsAL 4 dsssi 10; osFIcE? fifaa? EXPERIENCE
competent receptionist, cashier, type
accounts receiv., bkkp. Prefer meet.
naEt ang Public ps6s MA Arlington; ,hr Va PuIl 81
LEGAES S TENo.-sEcYa ENC; s :nper., sas sisal col.
lege background. Call Tues. or Thur
MUSE a5sss RAcTfeAff. R MH fsssh White, ss desire.
care Of lady bed patient. live in,
best refs. WE. 5-6163.
NURSE PRACTICAL. colored: ex-
oms Ii 0ssFss fasss p0ssSn Set~een N srisale sm
and ] pm. Ask for MISS MARTIN,
NURSE: care OF invaled
or convalescents. Lu. 3-144l. day OF
night. call after 6 pm. 22s
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, avail
for service. fond Of elderly and in
PRACTICAL NURSE. coiored, desires
work. by day or week. Ii. 4-3953
PRACTICAL NURSE, avail. to october
lO. a-4ooS.
SoLDERER desires immediate en-
concern. Can Jackson S-1s44. sss
UNDER GRADUATE NURSE wishes
paby-sitting. days from SO; roc per
n1r. ho1r. NE; S.SS21. 23'
II yrs. exper., AID. .4-073l. sd
FRANKLIN personnel has graduate
practical nurses for any type duty.
ATTEN. EMPLOYERS - Available.
competent secys.; excel. refs. JOBS,
INC: 1740 * NV. RE. 7-3153.
EXCEL. COMP. AND NURSE, cheer
full, patient, desires position. Exper.
good refs: No heavy lifting or work.
JE. 3-0l73. Box S1-A, Star. 23s
EDUCATED in the technical book and
literature fields; knowledge of Ian
guages. filing systems, clinical exp. I;
woman, over 40, seeks opportunity
where specialized training can be
properly empl. Box 311-Y, Star.
WOMAN desires position,
as clerk, switchboard operator, Of
nee assistance, cashier helper in
beauty parlor or beautician. Call
DU. 7-3194. ga
COLORED GIRL desires Job, restau-
rant work (days). Cali before Id or
after pm. DU. 7-8S50,