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Tallahassee. Florida

N q Y G. y
NOTICE 10 hereby given that th'
Trustees OF the Internal improve
ment Fund Of the state OF Florida
for objections only, In Tallahassee
Florida. at IL 100 O'Clock AM. March
18th, 1854. the following described
land in MONROE COUNTY, Flor
IDA, to-wit:
A parcel OF submerged land In
the Bav OF Florida lying north
easterly OF and adjacent TO the
Easterly one-haif OF Lot Il.
BLOCK IS. OF George L McDon-
AIDS Map as recorded in PB l,
Monroe County. Florida. con-
tanning cas- acres, more or less.
lying and being In Section IS,
Township 81 South. Range IS
East. Monroe County, Florida
Land to be used fer public pur-
poses only. Correct legal de-
scription 10 be furnished with
deed.
The Purchaser is required 20 pay
:he adxsrtisin< eest and doeumen'
The sale, II and when made
shall be subject TO the Trustees re-
serving unto themselves 7Sss OF the
minerals and metals anc
SeSa OF the petroleum thereon OF
The Trustees OF Internal Improve
ment Fund reserve the right TO re-
iect the sale.
ny ORDER OF the Trustees OF thu
Internal Improvement Fund OF tbs
State OF Florida.
CHARLEY z. JOHNS.
Acting Governor
Trustees /. |. Fund
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To Rent

LEASE two or three bedroom
house or lower apt. Phone 2-92s5
Mr.. Miller, after 4:30 PM.
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DAY Porter $50 per month. See
Mr.. Neal, La Concha Hotel.
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LARGE 3 bedroom furnished apt.
March 20 to July /. small chill
dren acceptable. up TO $l7O mon
|thly, utilities included. Write Ii.
Thomas F. Lerch. % Greenough
Place, Newport, R. l. feb22- 6tx
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BOXER at stud, King Wexford u,
breed of champions, make ynsw
appointment now. l4l1 1st Street.
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FURNISHED apt. suitable for
hight housekeeping. Single bust.
ness man with references. Phone
2-7602. feb25-3t
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WANTED 10 rent or buy Spinet'
piano. Cali F. Hansen 2-9101.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. $4,000
FRANK S. CARSON,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
PHILLrS F. CARSON.
Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: Phillis F. Carson,
43 North Blocker Street,
Mount Vernon. New York.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
your Answer TO the Complaint for
Divorce on the Plaintiffs Solicitor
whose address is sos Whitehead
Street. Key West, Florida, and file
the original Answer in the office
OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court
on or before the 22nd day OF March.
A. II. 1884, In the above entitled
cause. otherwise the allegations
therein contained viii be taken as
confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida, this
3Sth day OF February, A. y. 1884.
EARL r. ADAMS,
(Seal) Clerk.
BY: (sd) Florence E. Sawyer,
(sd) J. Y. Porter. ". Solicitor
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GARAGES and store room in bust
ness section. Can 2-3931 between
10 and Z. feb1-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
AaNIE LAM
CONTINUED

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME LAW
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring To engage
in business under the fictitious
name OF "Pueo Enterprises" 2a3
DuvaI street. Key west. Florida,
intend 10 register said name with
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Monroe County, Florida.
PHILIP VINCENT PrCo.
Sole owner.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT or FLOR
IDA. ~ AND FOR MONROE
COUNTY. IN CHANCERY.
JOSEPH ANDERSON.
Plaintiff.
THEODOSlA NEELY and SAMUEL
e. EEELY. her husband; IDA ROB-
ERTS and WILLIAM ROBERTS. her
Defendants,
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: THEoDoSIA NELLY
Bluff Eleuthera
Bahama Islands. 3. WI.
Unknown heirs. devisees or
other unknown claimants
claiming by, through or I'M
der CHARLES FL. NELLY.
Deceased. claiming an inter-
est in and to the following
described real property, 10
wit:
Commencing at a point on the
West line Of Section 81. Town
ship 81 South, Range 80 East.
where said Westerly line Of
Section 81 intersects the high
water mark Of the Atlantic
Ocean: theme North on the
West line OF Section q to
point on the West line OF Sec
ton 27 GAS feet South OF the
Northwest corner of said Sec
ton 81: thence Easterly along a
line parallel to and 645 feet
South Of the North line OF Sec
ton q to the Atlantic Ocean:
thence in a Southwesterly di
rection meandering along the
high water mark Of the Allan
tic ocean to the point of begin
ming.
You AND EACH OF YOU are
hereby required 10 serve a COPY OF
your answer or pleading to the
complaint in the above-descrtbed
cause on the attorneys for the
plaintiff, FOGLE & FORDHAM. 404
Biscayne Building. Miami 80. Flor
ida, and to file the original answer
or pleading TO the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court on or
before the 10th dav of March, AID.
1884: and IL you and each Of you
fail to do so. the said complaint
viii be taken as confessed by you.
The complaint filed herein Is for
the purpose Of quieting the. title
TO the above-described property.
WITNESS my hand and seal of
this Court on the 3rd day of Feb
ruary. AID. 1884.
(SEAL) EARL X. ABA MS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence f. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
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DUE to illness, must give up photo
tographic business. May be had
by just buying equipment. Act
soon, limited time to March 5th.
Inquire m front OF rear, Souther-
Ind Photo Study. Phone 2-334s.
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EXCEPTIONAL. fully furnished
home, electrically equipped.
Four bedrooms. servants quarters,
solarium, patio. Immediate posses
sion. Paul Boysen, GO Fleming St.
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NAVAL officer, wife, two children
desire 3 bedroom unfinished
house. Box CO. CO Citizen.
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SPACIOUS bed-living room, twin
beds. Private entrance, parking,
central location. Phone 2-6S10.
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8-Male Help Wanted

BUS BOYS at the Casa Marina
Hotel. Good pay. Live in or out.
Apply dining room, Casa Marina.
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GET your flower and garden books
at the Book Shop, S34 Fleming
|St. Rental Library. tebzS-H
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LARGE room for two adults, Twin
beds. In modern home. SIS.
weekly. Phone 2-5790 after $50 or
all day Sunday. jan29-h
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WANTED: Navy couple to share
beautiful two-bedroom furnished
apartment. Apply upstairs, S01 Tru-
man Ave. feb24-3tx
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BLACK DachShund. II found please
return 10 220 r Potnciana. Chld's
Pet. feb25-3
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ANYBODY knowing the where
abouts of GEORGE HALSON,
formerly Irving on a boat on Mia
mi River, Miami, please contact
ERNEST A. ROTH, Attorney, 1122
DUPONT Bldg, Miami, or Phi. Mia
mi 1859 Collect" feb23-6t
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FOR SALE or lease, long lease, "a
hours open If desired. Owner Ma
rio Mora, Boca Chica Bar.
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25-Real Estate For Sale

INCOME producing lot, IS Z lot
zoned for business, 500 Truman
Ave, near Duval. House on pre-
misses, rents for 10000 yearly.
Price 5000. Phone 2-2S0S.
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tNANTEO. SOUND BUSINESS, NO
BARS OR GROCERIES. WHAT
HAVE your !. e. CHASER,
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. feb24-4txl
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READ THE CITIZEN DAILY
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COCKTAIL waitress, hours 6 to 10.
! Hostess for dining room, same
hours. Apply IN person, Trade
Winds Restaurant, 3O3 Duval.
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APT. MOTEL
nH

Il VAt 1FAAFAN
NEW construction. Best residential
section. Near beaches $2S, 900.
cash, balance first mortage. Sale
price less than S times yearly in.
come. p. o. Box 90. feb12-ti
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NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Chapter 2O722 49, Acts OF 1874
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
Henry Eagon. holder of County Tax
Certificate No. IS, issued the First
day OF June, AID. 1881, has filed
same in my office, and has made
application for a tax deed to be
issued thereon Said Certificate en-
braces the following described prop
erty In the County OF Monroe, State
of Florida, to-wit:
PIT. Lots 7-s. Square =, Tract ~:
F1-50S. As recorded in Monroe
County Records.
The assessment of said property
under the said certificate was in
the name Of: Annie A. Colby.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law. the
property described herein will be
sold 20 the highest bidder at the
Court House door on the first Mon
day In the month OF April, 1864.
which Is the Fifth day OF April,
1854.
Dated this 25th dav of Feb, 1854.
Circuit EARL r. ADAMS.
Court SeaD Clerk of Circuit
Court, Monroe.
County, Florida.
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Pictures And Stories Of News
Events Of Interest To Everyone
Can Be Found In The citizeni
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S-Rooms For Rent

COMFORTABLE Rooms, SIS Fran
CHS Street. feb24-4t
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EFFICIENCY Apis. for couple
Must be permanent resident.
Phone 2-9466 between 6 and 8 p. m.
only. feb26-1tx
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24-Business
Opportunities

FOR SALE or lease: Garage and
service station. Excellent loca-
ton. Long lease. Phone 2-6s2l.
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COWBOY AND son

COWBOY AND SON 7
HANDSPRING, tree removal aa1
surgery. roof painting. cement
walks, and pOrches, also lot sseza-
ing. Cah for free estimate. JchA
q. Watson, Phone 2-6szl.
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MAID, white, viii train. Key Am.
baSSador Motel. feb2S-2s
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YOUNG man IS to Is years Of age,
draft exempt. Must be good al
figures, lenient starting salary.
Good chance for advancement.
Phone 2-5433. feb24-tf
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|9--Female Help Wanted
60NTINUEDI

|BARMAIDS with or without exper
fence. Apply in person. Viewers
Stock Island. feb4.tI
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CHILD'S prescription glasses near
Reynolds School, Thursday. 1107
Duval, upstairs. febA-3tx
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TWO BEDROOM CHS house, will
sell my equity $3.50. Remaining
FILA loan payable $60.47 monthly.
Phone 2-5190, 1919 United St.
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BUSINESS with living quarters &
motel. Sacrifice. Sickness reason.
Phone 2-3492. feb20-6tx
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THEoDOSlA NEELY and SAMUEL
e. %EELI. her husband: IDA ROB-
ERTS and WILLIAM ROBERTS, her
husband, ct al
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lSHORT-order man, must be sober
Top salary. 6 days a week. Blvd
Drive-In, Roosevelt Blvd. and Isl
st. feb24-tt
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT or FLOR
IDA, ~ AND FOR MONROE
COUNTY. IN CHANCERY.
No. 1850
JOSEPH ANnERGON
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Youngsters
Will Help
AtHonne
By Angelo Potri

It is my hope that those moth
erS who never seem to let up in
their household work will give
thought to themselves and take
things just little easier. Some
of these mothers might say.
But the children And my
answer to that would be to the
effect that an overworked moth
er can't give her offspring the
attention they need because she
is too busy doing many things
for them that they might well
do for themselves,
Youngsters can do much more
than their mothers think advis-
able. know of a small boy who
looks after the garage and keeps
the place clean. Nobody told him
to do the work, but he likes his
job.
I also know of a little girl,
whose head scarcely reaches to
the table top. She washes dishes,
sometimes standing on a chair,
and does good job of it. Some
of the neighbors look upon this
as a sort of "child-labor" idea,
not thinking that it is really ju-
venile education on a sound
basis.
AS soon as a child shows that
he can help himself in some
things, he should be permitted
to do so. It is good for his mental
and physical growth. When a
mother organizes her household
so that each child has duties.
she not only eases her own load,
but also teaches the youngsters
something that is of value to
them.
Many a loving mother errs by
not permitting her children to
do chores around the house. This
work can be done cheerfully and
to the youngsters satisfaction.
They like to hear their mother
say: That's fine. You've saved
me a deal of time today. You're
q great help"
The more useful and varied
tasks a child can perform, the
more capable he or she becomes.
The saving of time and effort
for a mother gives her a chance
for relaxation-when she may
read, make a call, attend a meet
ing, knowing that all the house.
hold tasks are well under control
and that the youngsters can take
care Of themselves for the time
being.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Opportunities Unlimited:
No Economic Crisis for
Woman Who Can Type

own experiences have proved the
point.
Here is one: -
81 am a minister's widow"
Mrs. j. S. says. land If I hadn't
picked UP tipping years ago, I
wouldn't be eating today.
Through the years.. I handled
all the duties of minister's wife,
including the correspondence,
and the tipping of sermons and
articles. My husband was a
wonderful man, and we had a
fine life-but money was always
very scarce.
After his long illness, ] was
actually penniless when he died.
Friends were very kind, and Of
fered me places to stay. But I
was only fifty years old, and
could not live on charity for the
rest Of what might be a long life.
IF / had not known tipping"
she goes on. II would have had
to take a domestic job. But, with
my excellent tipping, an employ
ment agency sent me to busy
doctor who needed a reception
iSt-typist. He had an Office nurse
who handled the technical work.
but he was a prolific writer, and
he wanted someone who could
type his manuscripts. as we'll as
make appointments and soothe
the nerves of waiting patients.
1t was just about the kind of help
I had given my husband, and so
the doctor hired me.
II love my job, and am entirely
self-supporting.
please urge every woman to
learn how to type, even if she has
to do it while the baby is nap
ping. 1t isn't easy. but it isn't
impossible-and look at the diff
ference it has made in my life!"
In this day and age. a woman's
lot is not a predictable one. Most
of us go through many changes
of status, both social and eco
nomic, in our lifetimes. Instead
of fretting and worrying. pick up
this one skill which can make
your transitions painless - and
lucrative!
Evening star., 1954-01-19
COOKING vEN1soN.

In reply to the query about
cooking venison: First the
: venison should be cut into
serving-size pieces. Soak ven-
ison overnight in salt water
with u cup vinegar added.
Then pour off this water. Add
enough fresh water to cover.
Bring to a boil, then add l
level teaspoon baking soda.
Let this boil 3 or 4 minutes.
Pour of all of this soda water.
Again cover with fresh hot
water and bring to a boil.
Change water and repeat 2 or
) times. The kettle should be
quite large. as when the soda
is added it will boil over.
Drain well. Then fry until
brown in bacon fat. This can
be done in a heavy skillet or
in a heavy roaster. When
brown place several strips Of
bacon and sliced onion on top.
Season with salt. pepper and
chilli powder suitable to taste.
Cover tight and cook until
done and tender. Watch
carefully so it doesn't burn.
Add a little water if necessary.
mrs. J. G. A., Washington
My late husband was a
hunter. I cooked all game
successfully as follows: Put
game in freezer for a few days.
(No fowl or game should be
cooked until it has been fro
zen. then thawedD Venison,
rabbit, bear. ETC., SHOULD then
be soaked in vinegar or red
wine for a few hours. Il US
ually put u cup vinegar with
/ cup water. rub into roast
when half thawed and let
stand until thoroughly
thrawed) Cook like any other
meat, slow to medium fire,
basting often if roasting. Per-
sonally / prefer vinegar to
red wine. If you would like
further information, contact
me through RICH.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Mrs. Leopold
To Be Honored

Mrs. Alice K. Leopold. director
of the Women'S Bureau of the
Department of Labor, will De the
guest of honor at "a tea to be
given by Mrs. oscar A. Ahlgren,
president of the General Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs. from
4 to 6 pm. Thursday at the
CIVIC headquarters. 1874 N
street NV.
Guests at the affair will in
clude representatives of other
national women's organizations,
Evening star., 1954-01-19

matte Mission. l742 r street
NV.
Or. Heinz L. Krekeler. Ambas-
sador, Charge d'Affaires, and
Mrs, Krekeler have arranged for
the guests to view a film en-
Evening star., 1954-01-19

titled. 'The New Germany" ac-
companied by a talk by a MEM
ber Of the Embassy staff.
Reservations for the event may
be made by contracting Mrs.
George Pendleton of 1904 White
haven parkway NV.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Mrs. Howard Speaker

Mrs. Ernest w. Howard,
prominent Washington club
woman. addressed the Woman's
Club of Arlington at an inter-
departmental meeting yesterday
at the home Of Mrs. A. H. Tinkle.
Her subject was the Bricker
Amendment.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
By Anne Haywood

Some months ago, ! made the
statement that every woman
should know how to operate q
typewriter-that it is frequently
the ace in the hole that saved
her life.
AS a result of that column.
some interesting letters have
come to me from women whose
Evening star., 1954-01-19
TO Attend Teu

Members Of the Smith College
Club will be entertained at a
tea to be given from 4 to 8 pm.
Thursday at the German Diplo-
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Readers Clearing House IS; s;'';';; ss:s'.. q
OZARK PUDDING:
HASTY PUDDING
(Mrs. C. p. G., Alexandria.

fMrs. C. p. G., AlerandrtGl
Here is a recipe for our
neighbor, Mrs. M. M: ",
Kensington: Ozark pudding:
One egg. ~ cup sugar, VI cup
flour. IA teaspoon baking
powder. " teaspoon salt. "
teaspoon vanilla, " cup
chopped apple. peeled. " cup
broken nut meats. Beat
egf and sugar very well.
stir in flour sifted with
baking powder. add va
nilla, apple, and nuts and mix
well. Bake In square cake tin
for 35 minutes at $50 de-
grees. Serve. with whipped
cream. Note. the sugar and
egg mixture must be creamy
before the other ingredients
are added.
Way last year some one
asked about electric ironers. ]
should like to mention that
when using an electric ironer,
the materials cannot be as wet
as for hand. ironing. In fact
the only things ! dampen for
the ironer are shirts. ALI >un.
starched cottons can be run
through when taken from the
line.
AS a thank you" to all the
lovely neighbors in RICH, !
should like to share a favorite
dessert recipe, 1t is light. not
rich. and excellent for chill
dren. We call it hasty pud-
ding, although it4doesn't have
any real name.
Hasty pudding: One and a
quarter cup water and " cup
sugar brought to a boil. add
l. tablespoon cornstarch
moistened with water. Cook
until clear. then cool. Add
juice of " lemon. white Of
egg, beaten stiff, one banana
cut up, "a cup pineapple It'd
bits, few maraschino cherries.
u cup nut meats and u
pound marshmallows. cut.
Make a sauce of the follow
ing and pour over top: q
cup milk, egg yolk beaten
slightly, u tablespoon sugar
and pinch Of salt. Cook
slowly until thick, cool, add
"a teaspoon vanilla.
Thank you for all the Won
derful help.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
RUG CLASSES.
KINDERGARTEN.

MRS. r. E. s., Riueydale)
Extension Of registration for
the newly formed kindergarten
class in Templeton Manor.
East Riverdale. until January
81 has been announced by Mrs.
Fisk. president Of sTempleton
Manor Child Center. Call her
at Union 4-5220 If interested.
and give your child valuable
introduction into first grade.
A qualified teacher is. in at
tendance. WITH each mother
participating once a month.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
PoINsETTIA CARE

MRS. j. E. H.. Gdithersburgj
For Mrs. T. w. G.. Falls
Church. After the blooms fall
off / put my poinSettias in
the basement. watering about
once a week with just a little
water. In the spring, after all
the frosts are over. I take them
out doors. repot, cut the
stalks of about 2 or 3 inches
above the pot, plant the pot
in the soil. I plant mine be-
tween 2 rows of peonies, as
I think this helps to protect
them. At any rate. they grow
very tall. In the fall. I bring
them in. put them in an east.
or south window. and water
a little every day. I have eight
stalks and eight blooms, very
large and pretty.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
WINTER SUGGESTIONS
QUERY?
mrs. 4. 3. A.. Yiennal

mrs. F. E. A.. VIENNA
All the recent discussion re-
garding chemicals to- make
colored fire has prompted this
letter. Why 60 to all the
bother of mixing your own
when you can buy the finished
product and it is so easy to
use? This comes in a small
wax case which you just put
on the logs then sit back and
enjoy the lovely cOlored flames.
It's called "Fire Magic" and
a box of "a cakes may be OBJ
tained from Miles Kimball,
Oshkosh. Wis.,, for $1.50.
Another suggestion for sow
ing a wintertime problem.
When snow falls, all children
want to play in 1t but II they
have colds 1t isn't advisable.
(And when are they without
colds?) So the solution Is to
bring the snow in to them.
Put chairs up to the kitchen
drain boards for little tots to
stand on and then place a
piepan full Of snow before
each child. They will happily
discover that making minia-
ture snowmen is lots of fun.
To add further interest for
older children. supply colored
toothpicks for arms. raisins
for eyes, bits of ribbon for bow
ties, etc. (And don't be sur
prised if they want to pre-
serve their masterpieces" in
the deep freeze.)
Now would like to ask II
any one can offer advice on
ref1nishing antique walnut
chairs? Is it too much Of a job.
as I've been told. for a rank
amateur? Having more time
than money I would like to do
them myself but surely would
hate to ruin them.
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RUG CLASSES.
MRS. M. E.. Washington
The Prince Georges County
Adult Education Board an
nounces a new series Of twelve
lessons in hooked and braided
rug making to begin on
Thursday. January 81 from
$50 until 1880. Glasses are
held in the Recreational Build
ing Of the First Methodist
Church on Hamilton street
in Hyattsville. A lovely line
of patterns are available, as
well as other supplies. Further
information can be had by
calling Mrs. Manuel Esparza
at North 7-7062.
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KINDERGARTEN.
MRS. r. E. s., RiDeydale)
Extension Of registration for
the newly formed kindergarten
class in Templeton Manor.
East Riverdale. until January
81 has been announced by Mrs.
Fisk. president Of sTempleton
Manor Child Center. Call her