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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04

The tables were decorated
with arrangements of fall flow
ers and the Thanksgiving
theme was carried out. The table
was centered with a birthday
cake with one lighted candle
signifying the first anniversary
of the Caldwell B. P. w. club.
The business meeting was
held with President Betty
Murphy in charge, followed by
the program.
Thelma Raney sang a vocal
solo with Frances Collier at the
piano; Sadie Brothers gave a
short talk on the Importance OF
Voting" Ada Musser gave a re-
port on the state legislature per-
tanning to women; Hattie Wiley
was in charge of the humorous
political quotations that were
read and Leila Keyser gave a
Thanksgiving poem.
Edna Tarleton was a guest
and Lois Boettler and Helen
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
To DediCaIe New
Coal Run Church
Rev. Iro Brondon
To Give Address

Dedication of the new Church
OF Christ at Coal Run will be
held Sunday, Nov. z and Ira J.
Brandon of Caldwell, will deliv-
er the dedicatory address.
Slightly more than a year ago,
the Coal Run church burned to
the ground and the edifice was
completely destroyed.
The congregation made inn
mediate plans to start rebuild
ing and next Sunday will see a
realization of these dreams when
the new church Is dedicated.
Congregations from the vari-
Gus sister churches in the tri-
county area raised money for
this project with most of them
giving $4,000 to the cause. The
churches are located in Noble,
Washington and Morgan coun-
ties.
The dedication service will
begin promptly at 2:30 p m, on
Sunday.
A revival meeting at this
church will also open Monday
night, Nov. 8 and continue for
two weeks. Ministers from the
area churches will fill the pulpit
each evening"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
Cutler Home Scene OF
Party thursday Eve

Marlene SholtiS and Jewell
Cutler entertained with a party
Thursday evening, October %
in the latter's home on Caldwell
route.
The evening was spent socially
and games were played
Delicious refreshments We're
served to the following: Carol
Law, Gerald Snode, Bonnie
Rich, Ronnie Groves, Marlene
Sewers, Jim Stottsberry, Mar
tina Stevens, Darrell Moore,
Betty Rossiter, Melvin Davis,
Lucinda Clark, Lewis Warner,
Larry Bates. John Rutherford,
Loren Davis, Bill Bond, Bradford
Hague and the hostesses.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04

brother, Frank Willis of Cam
bridge underwent surgery in a
Cambridge hospital last week
and that naturally would be of
great concern to her and others
of the family, altho his condition
as of Saturday was satisfactory.
Little Bruce Yonker received
bad bump on the head Mon
day and only last week he was
quite badly hurt requiring a
doctors care = we hope he will
soon be 0. K.
/ was talking to Leone Barn
house the other day and she had
been out to see Mr.. James
Harry Colley, (filling his sweet
tooth with fudge), Leone said
he was quite cheerful and keep
ing up to date on the local news
via considerate visitors with
his TV set nation wide news
presents no problem either.
Nelson McMannis was a guest
of Jim Bates Saturday afternoon
and evening.
A couple of weeks ago ] visit
ed my mother, Mrs. Lulu /Ander-
son, who is residing with my
sister near Canton = Nom was
not very we'll, in fact she spent
most of that weekend in bed
but according to her letters she
is slowly improving.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
HOmemakers Plan
Xmas Al Home Show
To &c Held On
Saturday, Nov. l3

Homemakers belonging to 20
home demonstration clubs in the
county are busily engaged in
being Santa's helpers, as Christ
mas will come twice for them
this year.
They are preparing for the
Annual Christmas at Home Show
10 be held on Saturday, Novem-
Der 18th at the Caldwell Meth
odist church basement. The show
will begin at 2 p. m. and end at
8 p. m.
This years show has been
divided into the following
groups: Needle and Thread shop;
Hammer and Nails shop; Hobby
Craft shop; Sugar and Spice
shop; Seasons Greetings-where
you'll find ideas on gift wrap
ping and cards; Pine and Holly
shop with the tree and table de-
corations, door and window and
mantle decorations.
Sponsored by the County
Home Demonstration Council,
the following clubs will be par
ticipating: Caldwell, Wills Creek,
Sharon, Brookfield, Forest
Grove, Kennonsburg, Summer
field, Belle Valley, Sarahsville,
Olive, Dexter City, Ava, Buffalo,
Harriettsville, Rich Valley.
Batesville, Macksburg, Keith
town and Mt. Ephraim.
General Committee in charge
of the show is: Mrs. Emily Hav-
ener, Summerfield, Chairman;
Mary Anna Bond, Buffalo; Mary
Smith, Dexter City; Lucille
Johnson, Brookfield; and Ruth
McKitrick, Olive.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
Dr.. David {. ImhOfl
On Hospital SIaff

Dr. David E. Imhoff, Caldwell,
was voted a member of the staff
at Guernsey Memorial hospital,
Thursday, when their regular
staff luncheon meeting was held
in the hospital dining room at
Cambridge.
DR.. Imholf, Caldwell osteopath,
is the newest member of the staff.
DR.. and Mrs. Imhoff moved to
Caldwell last summer and he has
offices in the DR.. w. c. Harper
building on Cumberland street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
NOBLE TOWNSHIP BRIEFS

NOBLE TOWNSHIP - Mrs.
Bertha Dyer, Mrs. Cora Dennis,
and Mrs. Orpha Swain, of Sarah
sville, enjoyed very special
afternoon visiting with Mrs.
Sade Bond, Thursday. Mrs.
Swain remained as a guest for
a few days and Mrs. Olive Mill
igan was a caller Friday p. m.
Mrs. Bond is in her usual health.
Mr.. John Dudley of Xenia
spent recent two weeks with
his wife at their home in Belle
Valley.
Another future voter" arrived
last Monday, Oct. 25 to live with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stiers -
Yes, it's a boy and mother, baby
and dad are doing fine - con-
gratulations!
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Milligan and
Cheryl were her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Bates and Jim,
also Mr.. Raymond Bates and
son Danny of Derwent.
Good news! Mrs. Foster was
able to come home (Belle Valley
parsonage) this weekend and re-
ceived guests galore, both rel
atives and friends. Everyone is
so glad she is 'up and going"
but hope she doesn't "overdo"
the good thing. Mrs. Fosters
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Community Institute

Continued From Page One)
followed by social security
talk by Harold r. Frame. Mrs.
Richards speaks on How to Live
a Hundred Years" after which
Frank Calvin, farm planner, will
make a few remarks. The pro-
gram will conclude with a
grange pageant by the Batesville
grange.
Elk Township
Morning session opens at $50
o'clock with music by the or
chestra; group singing, Mrs.
Blaine Ullman, invocation, Rev.
Behm; school program, includ-
ing defamation contests by the
first eight grades; talk, Mrs.
Richards; appointment of COM
mittees, Ernest Huffman.
Lunch will be served by the
Zions Z and r. church in Har-
riettsVille.
Mrs. Ullman has charge of the
opening afternoon group singing,
talk, Frank Calvin; high school
glee club; report of secretary;
grade school program; talk, Mrs.
Richard; special music, seventh
and eighth grades; remarks, Paul
Jonard, associate county agent,
and All club awards.
The high school will furnish
special music for the evening
session, followed by a talk by
Rep. Edmund G James; talk,
Mrs Richards, and a movie,
shown by the state highway
patrol There will be several ex-
hibits and prizes will be award
ed.
Jackson Institute
Morning session, $50 o'clock,
opens with group singing, Eve
lyn Weaver, in charge; invoca-
ton, Miss Weave; school pro-
gram by the four grades; talk,
Mrs. Richards: special music,
Rev and Mrs. Lucas, and APP
pointment of committees.
The basket lunch at noon will
be followed by group singing,
invocation, Rev Maurice Lucas,
talk Rev. Lucas; Social Security
for Farmers, Harold r. Frame;
school program, upper grades,
An cub awards; talk. Mrs. Rich
ards, committee reports and
election of officers.
The evening session opens at
730 o'clock with group singing
by Evelyn Weaver; music, Ernie
Evans and James Carter; music,
girls seXtet; talks, Mrs. Richards;
music, Clarks and Meaders; solo,
Doris Way.
Jonas Stack is president of
Jackson institute; Blaine Way.
vice president; Carroll Carrel,
secretary, and Dolores Morris,
hostess.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04


Silk shantung with white and
black accessories and a pearl
necklace and earrings. The
brides corsage was a beautiful
arrangement of pink and white
carnations tied with silver rib
bon. The bride carried out the
traditions of something old, new,
borrowed, blue and a penny in
her shoe.
Mrs. Bud Rich served as ma
tron of honor and she was attir-
ed in a street length dress of
beige faille with black access
ories. Her corsage was of pink
carnations.
Bud Rich served as best man.
The brides mother wore a
dress of copper brocaded satin
with brown accessories with a
corsage of baby yellow NUNS.
The bridegroom's mother wore
frock of antique gold taffeta
with black accessories, also with
corsage of baby yellow NUNS.
The new Mrs. Basford is a
graduate of Sarahsville high
school with the class of 1852 and
is employed at the RCA Victor
Corp, in Cambridge.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of Batesville high school with
the class of 1949. He served two
years in the u. S. Army in Korea
and Japan and at the present
time is engaged in farming with
his father.
In a few weeks, the newly
weds are moving TO Creston
where the groom will be employ
ed in farming.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04

Raney were taken in as new
membebrS.
The next meeting will be the
Christmas meeting with the
membership committee IN
charge of the arrangements and
gift exchange will be held.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
IN MEMORY

In loving memory of our deal
father, Emmett Fry, who passed
away nine years ago, November
2, l945,
Deep in our hearts lies
picture;
Of loved one laid to rest,
In memory's frame we shall
keep it,
Because he was one of the
best.
MIR. and Mrs. Bob Fry
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Moore
Ava, Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
NAMES OMITTED

The following SENIORS were
unintentionally omitted from the
Summerfield high school per-
feet attendance and honor roll
report for the first six weeks of
school. Terry Wharton and Rom
aid Hannum had both perfect
attendance and honor roll stssd-
ings; Ralph Christman hso -
or roll standing while y 80
Hanes, Charles Palmer, Kermit
King, Roger Crum, Marvin john
son and Homer Carpenter had
perfect attendance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
CARD or THANKS

Mere words cannot express
how we feel but we wish in this
way to sincerely thank our many
friends, neighbors and relatives
for the flowers and many other
acts of kindness shown us dur
ing our recent bereavement, the
death of our husband, father and
grandfather. Also thanks to Rev.
Manson, singers, McVay funeral
home and the pall-bearers for
their kind and efficient services.
They will long be remembered
by.
Mrs. Bernice Nj. Rutherford
and Family.
13nJ.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Mel Frakes was removed from
Mt Carmel hospital in Colum-
bus to his home on Main street
Sunday in the McVay ambul-
ance Mr. Frakes has been a
patient in the hospital for the
past five weeks.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. Andy Belts was dismissed
to her home on Belford street on
Saturday from st. Francis hos
pital, Cambridge, where she has
been receiving treatment for
several weeks. Her condition is
improved
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

Physical examinations of all
basketball teams in the Noble
county school system is being
conducted this week by DR.. D..
E. Inhoff. The Harriettsville
team was examined Oct, 81.
Dexter City and Summerfield
teams will be examined Nov. g.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts in Noble
county for the week ending Oct
10 amounted to $1,555.28, com
pared to $2,64659 for the same
period in 1853.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-04
Supt George w. Webb Speaks To Caldwell
B. P, W. Club Al Monthly Dinner Meeting

George Webb guest speaker at uie Salu"SiA
p meeting Monday evening the First Methodist church
Snt webb spoke problems the tax levy ana oher
articles of educational interest n.;4.
legislative committee IN charge OF uie
Collier chairman Committee members are s
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcens.,

DINETTE SET, single bed, casual
chair, buffet. lamps. end table: very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10

DINETTE SET. single bed, casual
reag. Ewes. 81. 7-43b2. la
DreSSers, Chest Drawers
8. A AND 5 DRAWERS. STEEL AND
s SUPP 81 asAAAAe6 Ed a2vEWENNhMRE GT
LINED OAK. SPECIAL PRICE,
5000 AND Z Up. FREE DELIVERY
MzNH4 i;!EJ i 3 9PE EVH. E E9y1p. co.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. Compton's chill
S Sriee ON 5f%os ss ssS less than bali
FOAM RUBBER. sox5e mattress.
ai c Hhsse ISIS snse n st. sof NV w. j. H.
FUR COAT. suitable for day or eve.
JU. 0-6Ia2. o am. to pm. ii
FUR JACKET, black Persian, size
FURNITURE-Wainut jr. dining rm.
fn s mashes mSns ee ed ehssp
FHRNiT1ubfREp sALE-Brand-newi ~ bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm.. living
rm;, from unclaimed freight and
factory aS or elosssSts etf oN greet SAY
BLDG $50 New York ave. NV.
Daily. 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 7-431O.
FURNITURE for sale; bedrm. suite;
diplomat leaving; Chippendale wal
nut. twin beds; total o pieces. plus
msttTesSesi $2SS EN- 2- ss Ill
model and misc. items for sale rea-
sonable; may be seen any time at
1909 D st. Sc. LU. 1874. --12
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1880 MINTWooD PL. N.w.-Room
with pvt. entr:: refgr.. sink and hot
1908 NEW HAMPSHiRE, mr.. wash.
Cir.--Beaut. furn.. . rms. kit, front,
BEDS; si5 Sk or aes ss3 wE T with pvt PVT
bath; one rm. and kit, S1O-S12
wkly. Also other loo. Call after 3 eve
iio 9Th ST. s.w.-Front liv.-bedrm.
and kit. well equip; cony. loc,; child
D GK 81 Gfkc ME A SsiGsd a15I st.
n.w.-Attractiveig furn. nm; kit,
thing. included for comfortable liv-
ing, linens. maid service, refgr. Bus
s06 III 81 N:E:ELse. rm,, kitch-
14l7-i9 MASS. AVE. N.W.-ouiet
place, no drinkers. $14 week and So
extra for each child. AID. 1880.
1928 NJ ST. NV. or 703 Mt. Vernon
pl.-S10 week up; twin beds. refgr.,
stove. next bath; parking space:
1914 18th ST. N.w.-Large room.
kitchenette. refrigerator. stove. S12
ec SfeNi THIRD ST. Me- large Ink.
furnished rooms; "a block streetcar
A Fl az STUDIO RIM. nice NV. Wi sec. /:
hot plate, e[efgr.: expr. bus; s3s mo.
AETkk::Fo S.Sa02 STUDIO. re,gr.. clock.
radio. TV, pvt. entr.. shower, 81
SIS. 2l47 Fn.w Elk. 3-0653. Ill
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 P st. NV
Nice clean lge. Ink. rm., well-equip.
So and $40. AID. 2-1365 lis
EFFICIENCY in modern apt. bldg,
nr GEORGETOWN. to share with an
other man. 22-30. RE. 7-43l7. wk.-
days after $50 m; Sat. or Sun.
after IL noon. Ia
WELCOME; Q nice lge.
rms. sinks and hot plate: laundry
privileges in private home No
DRINKS allowed: close to every
thing Call at any time. RA. 6-3sU6
1888 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. light front
rn.: dining alcove. stove. reigr.: util-
tiles furn: S1l vk.: also a cheaper
4II6 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely Turn.
|. h. K. rms. reas. priced: baby
accented Also a 2-rm. apt. fturn.
MI. PLEASANT-For l person. j rm.
next bath, stove. refgr.. sink: :!
entrances: $50 mo. AID. 1925.
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SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

LADY desires position as companion,
travel. DU. 5-932S. -I2
NURSE. practical lie. with excel.
refs. wish day or night duty: ex-
P RRsltsFfca u NURSE 571 white. desires
aide or I22-hr. duty; will live in,
SECRETARY. edit. aide: IL yrs. ex-
perienee; competent. confident. calm,
s Ps1 TAI aI lsss ss sPa 1 kip 7ss
MISS CLAUSEN. l1s
TYPIST, expert desires any kind OF
tSyppins; ~ Tork o to be done at home fo!
GIRL, wishes Job as elevator opera
ATTENTION EMPLOYERS = Avail.
competent secys,; excel. refs, JOBS.
INC. l740 K st. NV. RE. .7-3153:
WOMAN, experienced In sales and
once. Fun or part time. IL g.
YOUNG refined white woman desires
an honest position in any capacity.
i SSi Si'T WOMAN. coiored. e1Der.. de-
RRffSRb. E eo fADY ait Wants &
ceIlent refs; free to travel. co. g.
CoioRED' GIRL if1 desires restaurant,
KITCHEN help 6ooo, dishwasher; good
C0LoRED WOMAN wants Job as
chambermaid; can give refs:
RS. at one place. DE. 1927. IL"
COLORED GIRL desires Job as nurse
maid. Inv. or clerk. AID. 4-9664
COLORED GIRL desires waitres,
work. night or day. Ii. 7-2S45
LIGHT CoLoRED GIRL desires work
as cashier. PIX. receptionist OF
clerk. tn. 2-14S3.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcens. }

COLoRED GIRL desires Job caring for
infants or pre-School-age children;
out: refs. AID. 4-7236. To-
WOMAN, colored wants days work
Al refs: 2 or 3 days. LU. 2-2269.
COLORED GIRL desires Job. days
work or full time; exper. and refs.
ST. 3-2923.
GIRL. .colored, desires work as
mothers helper or G.h.w. tn.
NEAT colored woman wishes days
work or morning work; pantry work
"a: no Saturdays. Ii. 7-913S. liz
COLORED WOMAN. days work or
part time. ME. S-6359.
COLORED-PRACTICTL NURSE OF
gh.w.: 3-day wk. HU. 3-3S40.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. and
child care. Ii. 6-6214.
GIRL. colored, desires Job as chamber
maid or child care. DE. 2-09S3
COLORED GIRL wants days work
or part time or full time. LU. A.
GIRL, colored, desires light house
work and child care: pref. Tues.
Thurs. Sat; refs. HUI. $3.50:
So4f q DAYS sIi s Ssflr'' IL siaS7
GIRL. eolered, wants DAYS work.
GIRL, colored. wants days work,
near Georgetown section. Call Elk.
3-0017 after 5 pm.
G pendS Ss0 good wishes rdnsr aSS eean.r
WOMAN wishes part-time
work: refs. HO. 2-0095.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG GIRL share lovely apt. with
| girl. Reas. Call after 8. ia. O.
1 Or Or 2 GIRLS to share modern .
bedrm. apt. with girl: everything
furn,. conv. ne, location. Call after
BACHELOR will share mod. we'll
furn. house with l or > others.
Close in, ". OF Conn. Wo. 6-2766,
CAREER GIRL to and and share
with another girl: 2-bedrm. unfurn.
apt. NV. DI. 1-5031. 49,.
EFFICIENCY in modern apt. bldg,
mr.. Georgetown; to share with an
S SRe man S SsSe Re and 45 atte9 afeE
noon week ends lis
other man: 10th and R NV; SIS mo
DU, $1,000. Apt. 101, between 9
GaE!to9RGETowN - Lovely Colonial
style apt. girl to, share with an
feT pm N bF' ! srss5 ay apt Call ff'e'
1Si0 PENNA. AVE. N.w.-Wnl share
5-rm. apt. with another conGenlal
girl near White House. ST. 3-2S27.
ONE GIRL. prefer. 20 to c6. to share
2-bedrm. well-furnished apt. with >
other girls. 18th ard Columbia, I'd;
$50 mo; mod. kit, ~. AID. Il oo3.
COLORED LADY WILL SHARE new
apt. with another lady: 1929 You
ST. NV. Apt. .; call after & pm.
CoLORED-CUUPLE or single person
to share 2-bedrm. apt. Ii. 6-3n@4
ewes 10
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK-G.H.W., live in. local ref,
5la days. Phone EN-. 3-4700. III
CO0K-G.H.W.. live in. must be reli-
able. settled person found of chill
dren; refs. nee; $2S wk JU. 5-377S.
COOK-G.H.W.. 27-4O; city ref. re-
CURED; exper. Salary according to
ability. RA. 3-7399. -12
G.H.W.-LIVE IN-$3O
Small family; steady lob; age 25-45.
1904 Whittier pl. NV. RIA. 3-94S0.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. to live in
and care for ; small children ana
do light housework;. 5-day week;
modest salary. Box 1896, Star.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. care for 2
small children. l school age; SGD
week: live in. LO. 4-S521. 10
MAID, general housework sleep in;
no children in family. EN-. 2-9242.
MAID. Eh.w.. care l child. manage
household; new home; live in: lib.
time OF. OIL. 2-S559 aft. $3.50 pm.
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ALEX.-Beverly Hills, large, nicely
furn. nm. in lovely home for busi-
ness lady: COW. transp.: 12 min. to
Pentagon. TIE. 6-6479 after 5 pm.
ARLINGTON-Large single rm.. near
stores and buses, breakfast privils.;
50 wk. ia. S-S417. ewes. and week
ends. IA"
ARL.-Lovely dble. nm. with pvt
bath in new apt. bldg. close TO shop
center, pvt entr. ia. 7-0107.
BET HESDA-Lge. dble rm.. mr.. NH
and Navy Medical, in pvt. home.
Call OIL 4-S090. Ill
rm.. pvt. bath. twin
beds innerspring mattresses. Conv
transp. Empl. only. TIE. 6-09nS.
MT. RAINIER. 31o6 Shepherd St
Bedrm. and kit.. utils. furn... $l5
wk. 2 sleeping rooms, So wk. Light
and airy. excel. surroundings; min.
walk to D. c. line. UN. 1860.
ARLINGTON-Wide open spaces; 10
minutes from D. c. free parking,
daily maid service. ia. $500.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

HOME FOR THE AGED-Healthy
mineral water; IS mi. so. of Wash.
Good trarSp. Moderate. -DU. 7-lS6+
Isl? COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Single
or double Home-cooked food. Con-
venient location. Do. 1860. IL
NICE RM.. good breakfast. for young
man. Friendly. southern home; ex-
cell transp. RIA. 6-342S Ill
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly per-
SON.; good transp.; reas. no; 2
CATHEDRAL 9diif AVE. NV. 2256-
Lovely twin-bed rm. for .. girls;
piano and washing facilities. Du.
CoMPPORTABLE HOME for elderly
people; 24-hI. supervision; licensed
nurse RIA 6-90u9. III
Fayington Inn. 1885
n. 18th ST. meals and TV; park
Ing; very COW. ia. 1888. I'll
CALVERT HOUSE, l40l 10th NV
Attrac. sgle dble.: selected menus:
switchboard ~. Ideal location. i .
The John Kilpen Hotel
23l0 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Il block OF Conn ave, overlooking
ROCK Creek Park Dble. and sgle.
rms. pvt bath avail; excel. meals,
rates, $3.50 wk. UP. HO. 2-35ob.
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Mr.. CAP.--Immac, 3 rms. kit, bath:
buses; $50 EN-. $3.50. l02 st,
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

GEORGETOWN-Newly dec. 2 very
Ice. rms. alcove. bath. 5 closets.
Entire Enti hG I2G Uti!s.; ~ phone bus stop
COLORED-I2OO EUCLID ST. NV
Lee. bright. unfurn. room. Kit.
privils. with other. Near transp.
Call AID. 4-S04s or Ii. 3-6667 after
UNFURN. ROOM. home
privileges. Ala 10th ST. ne. Ii
Ice. SUNNY RMS. for
rent as an apt. or separate. Ctils.
furn.: bath on same A.: ccnv. TO
al. transp. and stores. After q pm
DU 1851 Ill
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BULLDOzER. I'D. 14-A. angel blade,
new, 800 hours; financed. Wish to
trade o On HID 8 Or Drott loaSer'
CAMERA, Nixon. Fla lens and &C.
cessories and slide protector. WA.
7-7646. 10
CAMERA, Mecca 35-mm.. Nikkor / A
lens. Also Weston light meter and
lens brush: Best offer. Call AP
CH2sT, large ANTIQUE crotch, mahog ;;
g Chinsse screens z; ms and camPhhoi
CHEST oN-CHEsT, s drawers. ma.
hogany veneer; nice condition. $40
DEEP 81; SI FREEZE. upright; II eaDie
feet: new: "a. s-915l; -
ladv's IA Ct. pear shape, real
beauty. ,$526; mems ~ Cts. $3.50:
lady's y Ct. S125; lady's ia cts,
$500. LIvIMGsTQSS ss = CO.. 1929
DINING TABLE, round mahogan,
Queen Anne, $35; single maple bed.
compl.. $50: misc. pieces. WO. 8.
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Mr.. CAP.-Immac. 3 rms. kit. bath:
front apt; well furn nr. stores,
buses; SO. EN-. $3.50. lo2 c st.
is6 oLGETHORPE Nw.-3 very at.
tractive, newly fin. rms. with PVT,
family; to cple.; reas. RA. 3-9067.
MT. PLEASANT. N.w.-Nicely furn.
= bedrms.. liv rm,, kit. pvt bath:
all utils. furn.: excellent location:
immediate occupancy. EN-. 1854.
IN DUPLEX BLDG, mr.. C. u; attrac.
1-bedrm. apt; suit. . or 3; SS5 mo.
1918 1th st. ne. LA. 6-49s6. I'd
321s CONN. and 1855 Mt. Pleasant
Top-shape 1-bedrm. and efic. apis:
furn. and unfurn EN-. 2-7229.
e314 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. liv. rm.
bedrm.,, kit, pvt. bath; mr.. transp.;
1861 FAIRMoNT sT.-comb. liiv..
bldg. See mgr, 20. Sl2 per week.
1881 FA1RMoNr ST. Nw.-a.rm.
bath: quiet settled empl. adults: SEQ
mo. incl. utils. CO. 5-S025, Ill
49,. PA. AVE, DOWNTOWN
327 9Th st. s.e..Two-rm. house.
clean bldg: only S425 mo-, incl.
utils. tadultsl. Mgr. Apt. l.
s 1S,d 1s 9 81 ST N NV y
Several attrac. apis: tall ceilings.
firepls,; one to three rms. kit, bath;
S77,5o-S115: years lease; refs. DU.
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Quality Bedroom Group
Of chest. bed. dresser and
mirror. and 5-piece dresser set.