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The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

A-3C George E. Gibson Jr.,- 10,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Gibson Sr. has entered the USAF
Technical School for Aircraft Me-
chanics at Sheppard Air Force
Base, Texas, the largest school cf
this type in the world.
During his specialized training
as a. student at Sheppard he will
receive intensive training designed
to provide him with the thorough
knowledge and basic skills requir-
ed in servicing, inspecting and
maintaining aircraft currently used
by the United States Air Force.
Upon graduation he will be 3
warded the rating of Airplane and
Engine Mechanic. Along with the
majority of graduates in his class
he will enter a course for advanced
training or will be assigned to one
of the major Air Force commands
for on-thejob experience with first
line operational aircraft afte COM
pletion of his schooling here.
Prior to his enlistment June %,
1854, airman Gibson attended and
graduated from the Key West High
School.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
PITTSBURGH VISITORS
LOOK FORWARD TO
LIVING HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Underwood
of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and
their son, Howard and daughter,
Bella Marie, are the house guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Johns
ton of 14O4 Petronia Street.
Mr.. Underwood spent his boy
hood here and came to Key West
the first time on the schooner "Is-
land Home" and also made visits
here on the train.
In recent years he has been driv.
ing from Pittsburgh to Key West.
Mr.. Underwood says he does not
want to return North, but is look
ing forward to his retirement as a
passenger conductor with the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad when he
can move to Key West once again.
The Underwood's DELAYED their
return to Pittsburgh to stay over
for the ferry fiesta.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

When yev 90 there. Yev'lI notice
many others including THREE
CANS v.s Vegetable Juice for q
QUARTER and In addition 10
those thrifty buys, you'll meet
some ef the very incest people
who are interested in high
quality sreesries-Popps Louis,
Momma Jsrri, Bill and Sheila!
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OPEN NOTE TO: Joyce Wilson
from Australia. Did you ever
get any more information about
that wonderful knapsack arrange
ment for carrying little kids?
Shortly after saw you-ran across
4 picture of the "Cuddleseat"
(tricky arrangement-has wide
quilted adjustable strap which
goes over the shoulder and extends
from small seat-so you can tote
junior around papoose style
frontwards) in one Of the mag
azineS and didn't know where to
contact you.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
Jayne Barrett Will
Sing At Subron
Coffee Wednesday

Subron Wives are in for a big
surprise at their regular monthly
Coffee on Wednesday, October 6,
at Fort Taylor Officers Club.
The wives of the Howard w. Gil
more are to be hostesses for a
morning that promises to be quite
exciting. Their plans for the cof-
fee have been clothed In a veil Of
secrecy.
However, we do know that a con-
certed effort has been made to
make this coffee one of great in
tereSt.
In spite all the secrecy the
shining light of our own Jayne Bar
rett could not be hidden. Jayne
has just recently returned from a
concert in Washington, D. C. where
she received critics acclaim over
her outstanding voice.
In Chicago, Jayne studied voice
under Senia Greve at the Sherwood
School of Music.
She has continued her studies un-
der David Baker in Washington.
D. c. with whom she is still work
ing.
Enough's been said! Come out at
1000 a. m. on Wednesday and see
for yourself what exciting things
the Howard w. Gilmore wives have
in store for you!
Relax, sit back and listen to
songs sung as only Jayne Barrett
can sing them.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

1885 at the PalaiS de Nations,
Geneva. Switzerland.
The international headquarters
of the organization is all at 134
N. Street, n. w., Washington,
D. c.
The membership in Europe. Asia.
South America and the United
States totals IL 900, 900.
Mrs. Irma Rennie of Kansas
City. Mo-. convention chairman,
stated that the first international
convention would be held in 1855
in two sections, the American
session to m let in Philadelphia,
in the American Academy of
Music. the week of May %, re-
ceSSing on Friday night, May 27.
Delegates will fly from Phila-
delphia on Saturday, May IS. 10
Geneva, Switzerland, and will re-
convene for European session
on May 81 and June 1.
The delegates from the United
States will join clubwomen from
European clubs that are members
of the General Federation and to-
gether they will attend the Geneva
session, according TO Mrs. Rennie.
A large delegation of American
women is already lined UP.
AS a member of the GFWC
convention committee, Miss Har-
ris will have a part in planning
this first international convention.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
VFW Auxiliary To
Sponsor Dinner
For Juvenile Home

Dolly Bath was installed as con-
ductor and Daisy Curry as pa
triotic instructor at the regular
VIEW Auxiliary meeting at the post
home Tuesday night.
Past president Ruby Smith was
installing officer.
It was announced that notice had
been received of a district meet
ing at Alhambra Circle, Coral Ga
bles, on October II. All members
of the local auxiliary are invited
to attend.
The designations of Ruth Plow.
man who has been serving as
guard and Mrs. Bath, as hospital
chairman, were accepted.
Mrs. Bath was given a rising
vote Of thanks for the outstanding
color scheme and success of the
Gold Star Mothers Tea on Sun.
day afternoon.
Assisting Mrs. Bath with the tea
were Daisy Curry, Francis Loe-
blich, jeanette Mysik, Edna Per-
mix and Ruby Smith.
The district president, Mrs. Beu-
lah Myers will be invited to make
her official visit in the near future
and all members are requested to
attend. Cards will be sent to all
members.
The Bazaar has been postponed
and the date will be announced
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

T. II. Roberts, president of the
Sigsbee Park Community Council
reported on accomplishments in
the area, the wholehearted coop
Grafton Of the residents, and the
similarity of their problems as
Navy families.
Miss Eugenia Nicola, Guidance
Counsellor of the Monroe County
Board of Public Instruction, told
the group of the efforts to collect
and integrate information regard
ing available services.
Mrs. Eileen S. Coughlin moved
a vote of thanks for the help given
the Council by Miss Ester Bentley,
of the United Community Defense
Services. The motion was second
ed and unanimously approved.
In the absence of committee
chairman Bill Glib, brief report
was made regarding the progress
of his committee which is working
to compile a Directory of We'll
fare and Health Services in Key
West. .. ...>,..
The meeting was presided over
by Council chairman Richard Ev-
ans, under whose leadership a vi
tai program is being developed.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Albury, Miss Dorothy
Phillips, Rev. Joseph Maring, S.
J., 1t. and Mrs. Henry Russell,
Mrs. Garcia r. Nettles. Mrs. Ru-
by Morgan, James Johnson, Betty
Willis, Mrs. Marie Welters, Miss
Kate Curran, Miss Ester Bentley,
Miss M. Jenner, Mrs. Merle West,
Vance Stirrup, T. H. Roberts, Mrs.
Katharine w. Whiting, Miss Arlene
Merritt, Mrs. Grace Crosby, Mrs.
Jennie Mae Watkins, Mrs. Teresa
Braxton, Mrs. E. o. Mitchell,
Sam Collins, Mrs. Isabel Felming,
Miss Eugenia Nicola, Mrs. Eileen
Coughlin, and Richard Evans.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

Starting Monday. classes will
bs held at 42S Seuthard Street,
upstairs over Ideal Toss) at the
studio Of the new Key West Div
sion of the FRED ASTAlRE
School Of Dancing. Until that
time, enrolment will still be con.
tinved at the ST. PaUI's Parish
Hall - Bahama and Eaton
Streets.
Although the children have
started school-hsve you thought
Of their dance education and how
important II will be 10 them?
Either ballet or tap lessons will
aive invaluable help to your
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
Gray Ladies Party
AtOId Folks Home

The monthly party given by the
Gray Lady Corps was held We'd
nesday evening, September %, at
the Monroe County Old Folks Home
Mrs. William C. KiStler entertain
ed by playing the piano and sing
ing many beautiful numbers. "Ava
Maria" was especially enjoyed by
the guests at the home.
lee cream and cake were serv-
ed. The delicious cake was a gift
from the Business and Profession
al Women's Club and the ice cream
was provided by the Officers Wiv-
eS Club.
The hostesses brought a beauti-
full bouquet of flowers to the home.
Gray Lady hostesses for the
September party were Mrs. Albert
Leightley, Mrs. Frederick Mann
and Mrs. w. Westfall.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

Joyce and her husband, Francis
got theirs in Australia and highly
recommend this means of carry
ing children for tropical weather
easy on you and the little kid.
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" IFS beauty and glamour yev
Make your way 10 S02 Dvval
Street,
(DoNALD'S BEAUTY SHOP
IN case you didn't know)
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Know you all probably find this
heard to believe, but actually
heard the roar of the presses for
the first time and was right thrill
ed.
However, am glad this is not my
first visit with you all and am look
ing forward to again being with
you good friends-tomorrow when
we'll have a FIESTA Of buys and
bargains-MOST BLISSFULLY.
YOURS TRULY, Jeanette.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
Miss Harris Will
attend CIVIC
Meet In Capital

Miss Minnie Porter Harris,
jmember of the convention COM
mittee of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs, will leave for
Washington, D. c. on October 10
go attend the General Federation
board meeting.
Following the session in Wash
ington, the entire board will go
to New York as special guests Of
the N. Y. Herald-Tribune at the
newspapers annual forum which
will be held in the Gold Room of
the Waldorf Hotel.
Miss Harris is a past president
of the Key West Women'S Club
and has served on the state board
of directors for number of
years.
During the administration Of
Mrs. Oscar Alghren, immediate
past president Of the General
Federation, she was MrS.
Alghren's personal aide.
She was appointed to her pres
ent position on the General Fed
GRAFTON board by Mrs. Theodore
S. Chapman, CIVIC president.
Mrs. Chapman has announced
that the federation, the largest
women's organization in the world,
which includes 66 clubs or feder-
ations In Europe with nearly a
quarter of a million members,
will hold a European convention
session on May 81 and June 1,
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
.LCDR. SCHUH HERE
FOR SECOND TOUR

Lcdr. Linus H. Schulz, USN, has
reported here for his second tour
of duty at the Surface Anti-Sub-
marine Development Detachment
as head of the Sonar Group, 1t
was announced today.
He was stationed here previous
ly from Nov. I, 1945 to Jan. 81.
1850. Lcdr. Schulz lives with his
wife and three children at 20l3
Patterson Ave.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30

at the joint meeting of the auxili-
ary and post S911 at the post home
tonight.
1t was stressed that members of
both organizations should attend
the meeting as future activities of
the post and auxiliary will be dis
cussed.
A turkey dinner for the benefit
of the juvenile home fund will be
served by auxiliary members at
the post home on November 20.
1t will be open to the public.
Reservations should be made in
advance, and can be made by call
ing 2-2055 or 2-6767.
It was pointed out that this is a
chance to enjoy a good dinner and
help provide funds for a proper
home for children who need help
so that they may become good ci-
tizens.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
Truman Third Graders
To Entertain Parents

The parents of Mrs. Skeene'S
third grade pupils at Truman Ele-
mentary School are being feted at
"get acquainted" party to be
held in Room at 2::30 p. m. Fri
day, October l.
Entertainment and refreshments
will be provided and served by the
children.
PTA room sponsors for the class
are Mrs. Fleton, Mrs. Edith Byre,
Mrs. Ann Bordeaux, Mrs. Mary
Ruth Torres, Mrs. Patricia Terrell,
Mrs. Gleason Snow and Mrs. Janet
DeMuro.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-30
Community Chest Chairman Speaker
At Council OF Social Agencies

Sam Collins chairman Of the Community Chest campaign
the luncheon meeting Council of Soc
a Agencies held at the NCCS Tuesday.
Many Council members represent that
Community Chest especially interested
in Mr. Collins account of progress and plans.
Evening star., 1954-06-09

Z5UU QUE ST. NV.
THE CARLYN
Attractively furnished apt. with jr
dining room and separate kitchen
Rent, $126 per mo.
Also desirable furn. bachelor apt
with maid and linen service incl.
shower bath. Rent, 500 per mo.
Call Resident Manager. DU. 7-3400
Evening star., 1954-06-09

WALTER REED vlC.--B rms, bath.
aDt. house. kA. s-i60S. SAsn' soI. @i1 "
POTOMAC AVE-, s.E.-4 rooms. kit.
and bath on streetcar and buslines.
Will rent TO settled cpie. with
HHS chilsssI s Cs, or pets. s4o.zo per mo.
$500 18th ST, N.w.-ssmt, apt: /
rm., kit. and bath; $50 so. See
janitor. TU. 10000. RIA. 6-9219.
144o MERIDIAN PL. NV. rm.,
kit, semipvt. bath: $50: partly furn.
Also 14l4 Girard st. n.w.--3. bedrm.
apt. TU. 10000, RA. 6-9219. Ill
SI3 =. CAPITOL sT-2 rms. KIT,
Ssth' SM 3, ? exnCs.' aa% $3.50. ST. s-s2SO'
EscssSS 81 e Ss i. mi Sa Ii ab1as ;as i;a isss
N st.. DIV: Weekdays $40 TIL 5,
Saturday. $3.50 till i. Ia
Mr.. 9Th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-Nics
slT large m mod IL. l-roSm ss,I kit.' bath 30 apt.
cspitos aTsa-A ist.f,oor' bedrm. dre apt. apt
at 1245 q Carolina ave. Sc. SIS.
trsnsDs. SHANNON &. igSAs os co..
MasahfHhuks sSi 4 f. BhTyD., T IA; s2i.s
bachelor apt. avail. now. Liv. -bedrm.,
dressing closet and bath. S52 80
incls. all utils On rapid. direct bus
line and in o lovely area. SHANNON
&. LgCHs CO.. 1908 H st. NV.
aSSsaSi NEWf HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Apt. 7n9-E6ic. apt. 24-hr. switch
board. elevator service. S45. 10
BLK. CAPITOL-Clean well-kept
apt, apt; 6iSE;; ,. "A ems % SEQ; SEQ utils incl
1903 d ST. N.E:-Lovely Arm. apt.
PVT. bath. nice kit. refgr: and stove
EE; EsrASTEo STEods; do. wnLoUoHsY Re EEAl
ONTARIO PL.. 1S6e-Bedrm., nv
rm.. kit. bath: newly dec. S67 so
Mgr. Apt: 20. Wo. 6-6l01. 10
cow. DOWNTOWN APARTMENTe
Lee: 1.rm. kit. and bath, $3e 90 .
mo. 21Q H st. NV. See MIR. NOR
GAN. Ant. 209 after 4 pm. 10
500 6o.S Srs sT. N,w.-2 rms. hit. and
5o4 SrS 81. N.w.-s rms. kit. and
4525 IOWA AVE. N.w.-2 rms. kit.
JAMEs aad seth ). k3seERT. 3SsseeERT ,oa1 7th st. Nv.
Evening star., 1954-06-09

coLoRED-MODERN APIS
201 57th st. me-: 3 rms. kit, bath:
new apt. bldg, S79.50 plus utils.
1266 Morse st. n.e.-2 rms. kit,
bath. S72.50
40 @ st. n.w.-2 rms. kit. bath.
500. 80.
1912 Marion st. NV. / rm.. kit.
bath, $55.
1847 Vernon st. NV rms. kiteh-
enette, next to bath. sos.
WILLIAM j. DAVIS. INC.
500 H st. NV. MA. 1856
Evening star., 1954-06-09
APTs. FURNlsHED-VA.

ARL.. nr. Mem. Bridge--Newly furn.
! and 2 bedrms.: S9o. .60-$140. l7lO
n. 10th st.. Apt. Z. JB 3-7476,
ARL.. VA. 1851 10th st. N. Colonial
Terrace. 3 blks from Rosslyn-2-
bedfmS.. liv. rm., kit. bath. Conv.
Pentagon and Navy Annex. %
ARL.]Liy. rm:. bedrm;. kit, SENT
rentaEon Pen! end Idofn AL Hall; Of 2
FALLS CHURCH-Wkg. .cple,. nom
drinkers; pvt. entr.; S6S. util. incl.
il. 2-6241. 1OS winchester way.
ARLINGTON l-bedrm. apt. completely
furnished; with ell accessories.
Renter to purchase all furnishings.
IA, 2-46o4 after 8 pm. 10
m ARLINGTON AND FALLS CHURCH
One and two bedroom aptS. Com
pleteiy furnished from $97.60 to
$125 per mo. Call J. II. BENOIT,
Realtor. KE. SCOTT. %
BsMT, APT, outside entr.. bedrm..
liv. rm., kit and bath; mr.. Fl. Myer
and Pentagon, l blk. Colonial Village,
500 mo- IA. 7-4231. ia
GARAGE APT, at Mt. vernon-Four
rooms and bath; AMI: picture
window viewing river; sdults only;
must have car. so. SAITH.
ARL., Mr.. PENTAGON - NEWLY
DECORATED -APT.-Liv. rm., bed
fm.. Ice. kitchen ana bath; Avail.
tmmed. 500 per mo-. Incl: utils,
Call IA. b-s197 or IA. 2-S37S. ia
Evening star., 1954-06-09
APTS. EuRNISHED-MD.

LARGE BEDRM. APT. In Univ
Hills Apt. within walking dist. Of
g tnlEy Eept SAP bsaatfuy Ssif fne iuin hume x,
20" buMont TV radio-phono.; bar
kit. fully equip: 2 entrances; adults
only. To see call HA. 2-S57S. -1C
BRENTWOOD, MD.-Attractive 4.
rm. bsmt. apt. employed cple.. Reas
Utils. Pvt. entr. Mr.. transp. UN
LOVELY KIRKWOOD, Just over D. C
line; bus at door-Delightful 1-bed.
fm. unit. 20.ft. liv. rin.. tiled bath
Excel. furnishings. 500 per mo: incl
utils. w. r. HUGHES CO., AP. q
2252. 10
TAKOMA PARK. 7O47 Easternsave.-
Newly dec. terrace apt. 2 rms, kit.
bath. SIS. III. 6-a723.
SWIMMING P0OL-Immaculate,
lRe. rms, new BLDG; Sublet to re.
liable person or couple. JUs 5-314S
LIV. RM.. bedrm., kit. pvt. bath. pvt
ent.; all utils. incl, must be seen L
AppreciAte. Sl00. Ju. b.6b67. Il:
Evening star., 1954-06-09
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

GREENWOOD AVE-, S4O1, Apt. No. 2
-i-oedrm. apt; immed. occupancy;
redec.: pvt. entr.: sos mo. plus gas
and elec, Open for inspection until
pm. JU. 5-7560; HE. 4-5077.-
SILVER SPRING. close in-1 bedrm.,
incl porch. $50; bedrm., $40; /
bedrm:, S45. with light duties. JU
R0CKviLLE - Complete ENC. with
ns $50 men SSa'sf utii. 4I 'GT5 So 2n s4ssS sss.
ExTRA-LARGE 2-bedrm. apis; d.
rect transp. to D. c., close to schools
and shopping center;. 53rd pl., De-
ssass e"y d SSS2 &a egipsSy sSO O nEns1 R3af
HTLLsiDE~upstairs apt; liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit. and bath: suit. for
couple; pvt. entrance; S55 q month;
utils. incl 70: s.5272. 10
NEWLY s,eeaD0 DES0RATED iy to5nn 5rm bed bed
ing alcove bath; bus stop at door;
S75 per mo. plus utils. JU. 5-74SO.
TAX. PIX, Md. 1900 Flower ave- ave-
rms, kit, dinette. bath. Apt
bldg. utils. S7s.6o mo. AID. 4-9746.
ROCKVILLE. Md bedrms.. din.
gas and cleo. TU. 2-2O3O. 10
TAX. PIX, 74OO Garland ave.-2nd
antr' en- asftf iH. 6aassasi, fas Oedrms'' 500. ,RVt'
ROCKvILLEMone. two and three
bedrm. apts.; liv. rm.. dinette. kit.
bath, screened rear porch; nesr
schools and shopping center: S65 to
$50; PO, 2.3003.
51O0 Defense hwy, Bladensburg, Md.
Next to schools and shopping center,
bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S. IA
TAKOMA PARK. 1912 Flower ave
Modern bldg; bedrm.. nv. rm., di-
6sttei of ai-aas:s kat: bath; S76' incl. utilities.
sGiTLASD MANOR. near Census Bu.
ceAter---Liv. rm... dinette area. kitch-
en-: bedrm. and bath. Pay own elec
bills. Rent, $50 per mo. Call 10.
uNffutGRaNl. NftGal APT, 4 rooms, f,rst fiSor,
garage; employed couple preferred.
3701 34th St.. Mt. Rainier, Md. Ma.
BETHEsDXwLiy. rm.. dinette. kit,
bedrms;. bath: cony; transp: and
shop. facils. OIL. 4-74O0, 9-6 pm.
CHILLUM TERRACE-Lse. 2 bedrms.,
l0x12 it.. both bedrooms 13x15,
luXury-type k1tchenS. Can De rented
conditioned. See Janitor. 625
Sheridan ST., New Hampshire ave-.
l blk. over D. c. line to Sheridan,
right to building. PORETSKY q
SONS. INC. UN. 4-64S8, or JU. B.
2 BEDRMS., large kit: ideal for chill
dren, washing machine furnished.
drying yard outdoors. individual
storage lockers. 1912 Roanoke ave-,
Apt. g, Takoma Park, Md. Open for
inspection. JU. 5-7560. Flu. S-7453.
MD.-Available July
1st; 5-rm. apt; nice section; entire
I'd A.; pvt. entr.; use Of yard,
utils. and washer: sos. WA. 7-0555.
s71a BLADENsBURG RD. = Le..
enc. apt. $3.50 per mo. r. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors, MA. 6-5020.
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit, din. alcove. bath; utils. incl.
S71.4 no pets; couple. 10. 3-6sS9.
EXFAIR GARDENS, cor. of Bradley
blvd. and Fairfax rd., Bethesda, Md.
2 and 3 rms, kit. bath, open porch.
lge. closets; utils. incl, S95-$1 l 0.
See res. mgr, Apt, 21O, 6S11 Fair
fax rd., OIL. 4-6032. 10
Evening star., 1954-06-09
CONN. AVE. NV.
CONNECTICUT AVE

Spacious and Q bedrms. liy. rm.
dining foyer, kit. and bath: al
utils.; switchboard and elev.; hand
shoppinR center: children accented
HO. 2-6574.
Evening star., 1954-06-09

COLnRED-13I5 CLIFTON sT. NV.
SIS ' pst mo Ss?rn nC chidrsn. i and ,nsDeei snte
THE HARTFoRD i CO. c.. KE. Ssi 7-SSs4.
COL0RED-A NV. eficiency in q
quiet downtown areae near many
le Sth ssG agd Ist sts s5s 5O HNT II ysils
\ igcAs Co. 1906 H '. St. NV
CoHHoRsED@is1s AND 1919 FARK
RID. NV and bedrm. apts.;
$3.50 to $40. so per month. See
5anitSr aatSr v or call MA. s-6e67'S 0 to 8
cSIoRED-ass7 cSfI15Rfgs: PITTS PL. Sc
Liv: rm., bedrm.. dinette.. kit. and
bath: All Tl. Utlls. furn:: $72 mo: 2
premises. j. To0I T. wHfsoNANT fse laR1s0r 1oi0 70
ewes. Lu. S.321i. i " IA
COLORED-4II NJ ST. N.E.---Duplex
avail; excel. in-town loc. snr. .4th
aand Florids aves. ne. newly deg.
through ventilation, cool: SOS per
mo. Phone WAsHBuRN q MAIZE.
COLOnED-S3O 12th PLACE. NE.
and 525 18th ct. n.e.-Mod. newly
dec, rms. kit. din, bath; S67 so
ST. $4,000; ewes. DE. 2-322s. .
COLORED-516 QUINCY ST. NV
Complete enc apt. ideal for couple.
500, incl utils. RA. 6-4S53. p
C0I.0RED-1lb NEW YORK AVE.
N.W'-Large 2-rm. apt. kit. and
bath; also porch. $40. See Janitress
COL L6RED-S BEDRMS., liv. rm.. kit,
pvt. bath and glassed in back
partly furn:. utils; incl, S92 sc. mo.
1908 G st. ne. Oh. 4-64S7. 10
COLORED-1621 12th ST. NV
2-bedroom front; heat and hot
water; newly decorated; adults only;
$3.50, GEORGE F; HANE, INC,
COLORED-3 NICE RMS, with kit.
and bath; utfis. furn.; for adults
only; $85 mo. Ma. S-4561. 10
COLORED-17th AND BENNING RID.
q rms, kit, bath; $65 plus utils
co. 5-2S33. ia. 9-6249. III
COLORED-is15 RIGGS RI. NV
Wen run. quiet apt: / rm.. kit.
bath: $47.60. To inspect, see jan
itor. L. z. BREUINGER g. SONS.
coEORE66-TWSooV BEDROOMS. Yiv-
ing room, Kitchen and dinette: gas
heat: S75 month. CARLYLE, Ii.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
BOULEVARD GARDENS

Between National Airport and Alex
andria, just on Mt. Vernon hwy. ut
Bashford lane. An attractive garden
project offering the convenience Of
excellent transp. and shopping and
apts.. SiO0: all ntiis. incl. See
janitor or SHANNON a. LUCHS CO..
1908 II st. NV. MA. S.234b.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-22
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Riding Club
Dorothy Walker reports that
a Four H. Horse Riding club
has been organized. The first
meeting was held at the Ches-
ter school building on April 8.
There are 80 members. Off
GERS elected were president,
Tom Fox; vice president, Jim
Patterson; secretary, Susan
Seliga; treasurer, Katie Shall
enberger; reporter, Doro h y
Walker; recreation leader, Gary
DeGreen; group advisors a r e
Milford Fox, John Shallenberg-
er, and William Klouda.
Group meetings will be held
on the second Friday OF each
month
Heir Ways
Mrs. Roy John, and son, Keith
Randle born April 4, have re-
turned from Fairview hospital
to their home on Sperry Rd.
Ladies Night Out
The business session of the
Ladies Night Out group, which
met in the recreation room at
the Parkside Bowling Alley,
was in charge of Mrs. John
Dalgleish. The time of meet
ing was Wednesday evening.
April IA. The program was by
r. L. Koehert, who gave a
demonstration on making cor
sageS and centerpieces. Each
member, who attended, brought
a basket and filled it as an
Easter gift for the welfare
children of Chardon. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs.
Robert Christensen and Mrs.
Russell Ruble.
Visited Mexico
DR.. and Mrs. G. P. Titus and
son, David, returned late Mon
day from a trip which took
them to Monterey, Mexico, En-
route they stopped at Natchez,
Mississippi, and visited some
of the ante-bellum home
there. Another stop was at
King Ranch, Kingsville, Texas,
also Corpus Christi. They en-