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Evening star., 1954-09-26
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA RAMBLER-Will go CT;
located in Wildwood Hills on "a
acre lot, nicely Handicapped. Comb
Hv.- -din. ,rm. with firepl., well
equipped kit. 3 bedrms., 1Ka baths.
Only Only sls.5So. $500 T ROBERT aH T B. B. HALL HALL,
CO. OIL. 2-3250. -26
bedrms.. liv. rm. ffirepl., din. rm..
kit. Ice; screened porch. bsmt:. gar,
BETHEsDXWiia.7So;o ETHEsDXii s-bedrm. 81, dr. Tam ram.
bier; finished bsnt firepl.. brick
veterans. Only $50 SIS mo. includes
everything New FHA 3O-year loans
$3.50 down. only SS4.56 no. in
cludes everything; Public and paro.
dechsntei Parish. open nightly.
to s pm. Out Wisconsin ave. IL
mi. past Naval Hospital and Ma
tional Health Institute to Gros-
venor lane. left on Grosvenor to
Open Sign and Open House at 101 0!
Fleming ave. PAUL I. FURMAN
BH1THasDA. BY OWNER, se4,75o-
3 bedrms.. baths on End fl. Sep
din. rm., powder rm.. incl. porch
59O9 Wilson lane, OIL. 6-6234. 81
BEThEsDA3 5atbi nsn ,rtos 6edrms IS, 5de den h2 AZ
now and select your colors. E. B
BETMEsDA AREA, s15. .5o0ENea,
NIH and Naval Hospital. 3 bedrms.
din. rm.. full bsmt.: conv. to schools,
shopping and transp; 81 applied
tST %: oeen 10 sen GaaI sn. m dars lark Ns2a osi
Hosp, TT. on Cedar lane. 1M mi. to
St, left to Open Sign. NICHOLSON
CALDWELL, OIL. 2-020G.
BETHESDA. Bannockburn--4bedrm
bath IT. M nod oo1 EedTHod W9dr CAPE Cape s S9G
CAN OWNER. oL. 4-oss3. so
BETHESDA-New brk. rambler fea-
turing ctr; hall plan. rms. "a
roughed-in bath: bsmt, with firepl.
very reas. at S27 $50; for appt. to
insp. call Mr.. Wright, OIL. 6-60s1,
JAMES A. HEWITT CORP, ST.
BETHESDA - KENwoOD SHOW:
PLACE-..'Absolu perfection" and
used expressions in real estate sell
this i Tde Glorious ann home. Ssi ' II you desire
a white brick Colonial, gorgeous
landScaping. WONDERFUL privacy,
choice environment. top convenience.
and can get by with 3 bedrooms
= and 2 baths, and are willing to pay
S32.50O for real quality and class,
THIS Is IT. FRANK s.. PHILLIPS,
DI. 7-1411: ewes. OIL. 2-3223. --2G
BETHESDA RAMBLER-Open today.
1 to $40 pm Attractive 3-bedrm.,
brand-new rambler with ultra mod
ern kit. and full bsmt. Priced right
for immediate sale; To reach; Out
thesda to Greentree rd.. turn right
70 Ridge pl;. right on Ridge pl to
lesr scsg1o scsgE1to RoBT B. HALL ss CO..
BETHEsDAGoPEN TODAY. 1-6 PM.
1907 Exeter rd.. 4 blocks to Edge
moor Tennis Club--Custom- built.
7O-ft. brick rambler Gn large lot.
Liv. rm... sep. din. rm.. lge. kitchen.
screened porch. 3 fireplaces; par
TALLY finished rec. rm., built-in ga
rage. A real buy. Do not fail to in
spect this property. CALL Mr..
Herman. with ROBERT B.. HALL
CO.. OIL. 2-3250; eyes,, OIL. 2-7662.
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HOUSES FcR sALE-Mp.

HowAnR seyss fer ssfs eGuNT6s sy 6wSrR Fms
Ia baths. copper plbg.; oil heat
newly dec; nice trees: II mi. to Sill
Spg.. and U. of Md. Subst. dn
payt. req. Out Rte. 30. 4 mi. E. o.
Ashton to Highland. turn left tt
SOUTHERN MD. Waldorf. go mi
from D.. c. . stories. z rms, bath
auto. oil heat. on . acres land. l
mi. from light on Rte. 22s. Conv.
to schools, churches. shop. center.
S11 .OOl. Phone Mdawy 5-2296.
- Rockville. Md. 71H
designed house; sit on an extra-lge
lot. consisting Of ) rms. kit. and
shower bath. Another lot is incl.
Inspect. by appt. Mr.. Witherspoon,
jr., AID. 4-6S02. AVON REALTY
CO.. TU. 2-2649.
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r. PAUL MUDD co.
RAMBLERS

0V1x1VIo4J131V0
Two lovely detached brick and stone
homes. Liv. rm. with firepl.. din
rm., mod. kit. 3 bedrms., 2 baths
full bsmt. with firepl.: garage; or
selection Of ramblers from S14.95C
to $4,000. Reasonable terms. Ii
$4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Evening star., 1954-09-26

coLORED-VACANT
LOW COST-REAS. TERMS
lily 9th ST. S.W.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 6
7 rooms, bath, nice rear and front
H. T. RANDOLPH
PLY x St. NV RE 7-2127
Evening star., 1954-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
3 BEDRM. BRICK

5 bEDRM. bRlCh
"a ELMIRA ST. S.W.S
Gil. nothing down. $4,000. Few
blks from Naval Research and
Boiling. Dining rm.; full bsmt.
cox & CO. UN 41526. Mr.. Ia
brek. La 64695.
COLORED-2-FAMILY FLAT. l4th
and Allison-1-bedr apis. for
home and income; pvt. entrance; ga
rage. Brokers invited. LYMAN c.
DELE g. CO.. INC. 10. 2-O6S3 or
ST 3-2SOn
Evening star., 1954-09-26

S.E.-OPEN 2-6-S.E.
HILLcREsT RAMBLER
1928 Camden st. s.e.--New 3-bedrm
brick rambler: de luxe elec; kit.
stone tireplace in a liy; rm;; bs1S: ssnt:
many extras. Priced for quick sale
Dir: Branch ave. left on Camden
or Suitland rd., right on Camden tc
open sign.
1000 E st. s.e.-Conv to public and
parochial schools. 3-bedrm. semi
det.. brick. Approved GI. $4,000
Equip. kit, Venetian blinds. metal
storm windows and screens. Dir.
Ridge rd., left on E st. to open sign.
Fairlawn-6-rm. row brick. bsmt.,
h.-w.h., liv. rm., sep. din. rm.. kit,
awnings, Venetian blinds; conv. to
Kramer Junior High, Anacostia High
and transp Dir: MINI: ave-. right
on 18th st. to 1922 and open sign.
TT. Baker dr.-Beaut. 3-bedrm. brick
home, fireplace in liv. rm.. din. rm.,
equip. kit. concrete screened rear
porch. bsmt. with fireplace and built.
in teleyiston IN Il rec; rec, rmi n,g garass e
ave. s.e., right on 28th ST., right or
fork of road to 2S1S Ft. Baker DIR
and open sign.
4459 Alabama ave. s.e.-Beaut 6-rm
semidet. brk.; price reduced for auicl
sale: equip. kit, bedrms.. gas heat
bsmt.. awnings. Venetian blinds
f95eeas; fu 4s4ass Fss. Fm'' many extras Cal
IN nHIIr 1TrrDD m
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COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY. 90
ONLY S295 DOWN
oLORED-NEWLY REDEcoRATED
OPEN .
1703 C ST. Sc.

Gorgeous 6-rm. tapestry brick: 3
porches; side-haIl entrance: . baths;
finished bsrnt.: oil heat: garage; nice
Evening star., 1954-09-26

q FAMILY
OPEN 2 TIL DARK

CT OR CONVENTIONAL
1925 TT. Davis pl. s.e.; vacant and
redec,; modern 6-rm. semidet. brick
with completely furn. apt. in bsmt
incl. full tile bath, private entrance
q 81. appraised ct Sl4.l6o; Lu; l.
MA. S-9797. CAPITAL VIEW REAL
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COLORED-OPEN
HOUSE
1929 BURKE ST Sc

$50 HeeH DowN NIL pAyRENr 7 RniM
Best buy in town today. II you
know these homes. then you will
surely be interested, if not. take
ny word for it,. come out and in
spect. Concrete front porch; . COM
Ies plete spts EtsS.no beautiful .d,,gl rec rm
baths; bsmt.. oil heat; fenced yard;
only around 13 years old. Honestly,
nothing has been offered to equal
this in the past 13 years. Buy this
for home or investment. Go out by
Armory. on 10th st. to Sc, to
Burke St. right to house. Beliey e
me. you won't be sorry. BRISTOL
REALTY CO.. Ii. 4-7300 or 20.
s-6O94. -26
coLoRED-oPEN SUNDAY. 90
ONLY S295 DOWN
Vacant. 1914 Hanna pl; Sc. nr; Ben; n;
heat. tile bath with shower. stove:
refRr.; comb. alum. screens and
storm windows. Lge front lawn and
anytime. ARNOLD REALTY CO.
COLoRED-OPEN TO-DAY. As
241 11th ST. Sc.
ONLY S69.50 PER MO.
VETERAN OR GI ONLY
Then you pay on low vA-approved
Yes, it's . 4-bedrm. tapestry brick.
Yes, 2 baths and cement porch.
Yes. It's VA approved.
Call Mrs: Fitzgerald, cox & co,
RE. 7-1633.
Evening star., 1954-09-26

COLORED-2 UNITS-S75O DOWN
500 blk. Hanna pl. Sc, off As and
Benning I'd; 6-yr. old semidet. brk.
liv.. rm, bedrm., dinette. kit. tile
bath in each apt: full bsmt.: gas
heat: lge. yd.. vacant priced to
sell. JAMES CARR, EX. 3-1A00.
AID. 4-S05O. -26
Evening star., 1954-09-26

tiful new rambler. priced well urder
SSauS;ooo; SatS;oeo It includes 3 bedrms.. )
reereation rm with freplace' This
nome provides spaciousness In every
Ieature. Come out Conn. ave. te
kensington pkwy. and bear right on
pEwy; to Bsxhill dr.. turn risht 70
SIsnNsn STl slsn; cSfnuE, S1rT E Bexhill dr.; MICH.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5

Builder, 1910 Vermont Ave. NV
LU. 1-6T61. Ewes, EN-. 2-0777
Evening star., 1954-09-26
1890 18th ST. NE.

$3.50 18TH ST. NE.
A lovely detached 2-story brick home
Liv. rm., din. rm... bedrm. witt
bath, de luxe mod kit. with dish:
washer and garbage disposal. tileee
wall dinette, screened concrete bacl
porch. All on 1st a., 3 lge: BED
Recr. rm., util. rm., kit. and batt
in bsmt. Built-in gar. Priced right
with a moderate down payment. Cal
Mr.. Welsh. AID. 2-05S2 or Mrs
Jones.
Evening star., 1954-09-26

1915 18th ST. NE.
semidet. brick: hall entrance; s rooms
rec. room, built-in garage. attic
new awnings; concr. front porch
gas heat: near schools and trans.
Evening star., 1954-09-26

Is1L SI: S.E.-5I .UUU DIN.
2 BEDRMS in ca. apt. gas heat.
Elk. 3-5707 RA. 3-O140
OLORED-2-U BRICK APT.
LOW DOWN PAYT.-OFF ALA. AVE.
Govt. financed. Modern. yrs old,
like new; 3 rms, bath with shower
h.-w.h. Full bsmt. Also have one in
good ne. location. Why pay rent
when you can collect it? Call Mrs
Cox, LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S,
ATLAS REALTY co. -27
Evening star., 1954-09-26

EnCFVHLE-Onen Sun. . to s.
To veteran ct nothing down. Just
settlement. S89.SO per mo-; 2-story.
full ba,,cment. First a. has 9 bed.
rooms; re srd Nv; % rn:' din, rm., lge. equip.
rr, ecutn. apt. md bath: lee lot:
6hle: det. gar. Out Visrs Mill rd. to
First ST.. turn ri"ht tn Baltimore
rd.. then left to sol and oner sjSn.
Mr. Erwin. AID. 4-9054. cox a. CO.
Evening star., 1954-09-26

RnCkVJLLE-Onen Sun. . to g.
To non-veteran. FHA applied for.
With monthly payments approx.
SSo9 - per mo. for this immac. A.
fenced yard: mr.. good school and
transp. Eouip. kit. Venetian blinds.
storm windows. screens. Out Viers
NH rd. to Wade ave-. turn left 4
blks. to DeBeck st.. 1917 and open
snsn; MRS; Nasce OIL. 4-24O3. cox
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
Today's
Business
Mirror
By Sam Dawson

money for these projects, are con-
yinced that America is just on the
verge of a new bodybuilding era.
Coupled with this conviction is the
foreboding question-will land traf-
fic financially support all the new
toll roads?
There are only $40 miles of toll
roads in operation in the United
States, costing about 674 million
dollars. That's not impressive when
matched with the $1,000 miles
in the u. S. highway system.
But more than a thousand miles
Of similar thruways are already
under construction at a cost Of
more than a billion and a half dol.
lars. And 5000 additional miles Of
toll highways have either been au-
thorized or proposed at a projected
cost of nearly six billion dollars.
Newest speedway is slated to
open Aug. 1. It's the West Virginia
turnpike, an 8S-mile strip through
rugged mountains, it took 123 mil
lion dollars of bonds to build.
The need for superhighways be-
comes apparent when one realizes
that Is per cent of the nations
traffic passes over less than per
cent of the highways.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
By ARTHUR MERIMs

=
NEW YORK Some can Il
turnpike fever Others, ''toll
roaditis." symptoms vary, but the
quickens the pulse Of Investment
quickens the puseuof investment
bankers, lawmakers and state
highway officials and produces a
rash Of public demands for better
roads. go
So far, there is only one known
etre-noat . huge bond issue and
begin constructing multilane
speedway Of the future, with toll
booths ut appropriate intervals.
Tomorrow, Kentucky will auc.
ton 38i1 million dollars of turn.
pike revenue bonds to finance a
4o-mile toll road from Louisville
to Elizabethtown. On June is, the
New York State Thruway Authori.
~ win come to market with 300
million dollars of similar obliga
tons, second part of a financing
venture to build a 427-mile toll
road from New York City to Buff.
falo.
But this Is only a sampling. Fl.
nancial circles around Wall Street
The men whose job it is to raise
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
Phone Call
Saves Life

BURLNGAME, Calf. IA 80.
year-old diyorcee today owed her
10 4 Transatlantic telephone cal
from the man 81 cannot face life
without"
Mrs. Elizabeth Evans was seri.
ously, but no longer critically, i'll,
40 police told this story of a near,
fatal marital triangle:
Mrs. Evans took an overdose Of
sleeping pills Saturday, then tele.
phoned John Hurd, As, in London
Hurd, representative of an Ameri
can airline, heard a "thud"-ther
there was silence.
He quickly called Mrs. Evans
number but got busy signal. He
called his wife Cecilia in Burling
anne. She ,alerted police. They
broke into Mrs. Evans apartment
and found her lying unconscious or
the floor, dressed in a complete
wedding ensemble.
Nearby were two notes-one from
Hurd to Mrs. Evans saying all was
of between them and he was 60.
ing back to his wife, and one from
Mrs. Evans to Hurd saying, 81 can
not face life without you, I am
sorry you couldn't see the wedding
ensemble"
Mrs. Hurd told police she and
her husband separated early last
year and he met Mrs. Evans. Mrs
Hurd said they had been recon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07

assault waves, "it'ssamazing there
are so few of the scars of war
left. The years have been kind to
these hills that we beat up So"
When the speeches and ceremo-
MES were over, the honor guard,
still carrying rifles, began to wan
der among the rows of marble
crosses. Each had been decorated
with small French and us. flags.
'.Some of the fellows left quite
a few friends here" said 1t. Rob-
ert Lindorff of Chicago.
Under the chill, overcast sky,
the soldiers walked about among
the crosses. Some knelt at the
name they had sought and found.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07

Navy officers present from half
q dozen countries.
There were bands, lines of
marching men and speeches about
unity at half a dozen celebrations
in Normandy, but in the end it
was the 9,485 crosses at st. Laur-
ent, just behind Omaha Beach.
that gave the deepest lesson in
unity.
They presented, row on row, one
Of the major costs of the Nor
mandy landing. mighty Allied ef-
fort that saw 326,547 men, 81, 1885
tanks and vehicles and 104, 428 tons
of material poured across the
beaches In six days.
In the first "A hours Of the as.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07

sault, American forces suffered
some $4,000 casualties on Utah
and Omaha beaches.
1t. Col. Russell R. Raab of East
Orange, NJ, estimated IS per cent
of the visitors to the cemetery
yesterday were French. They are
still friendly to Americans. he said.
Almost every French family in
this area lost someone during the
war.
Several veterans who fought on
this same beach 10 years ago had
returned for the pilgrimage. There
also were dozens Of Normandy vet
Grams in the special honor guard
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
of about 400 U. S. troops brought

Of about 400 U. S. troops brought
here for the ceremonies.
The feeling they seemed to share
was expressed by It.. John J.
Moglia of Hampstead, NY, who
said:
81 always wanted to come back
to see this piece of terrain under
different conditions. Now the
places I could never forget are
hard to find. If it weren't for the
cemetery, the beach would look
like a summer resort. Most of the
obstacles that were here 10 years
ago are gone now"
eyes," said 1t. Col. Albert H.
Smith Jr. on Baltimore, Md, who
hit the beach in one Of the earliest
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07

Several took out their handker-
chiefs and wiped away tears they
made no attempt to hide.
One stood with bowed head, his
rifle held downward with both
hands, until it was time for the
honor guard to go on to Utah
Beach and the next ceremony.
The men under the white crosses
were alone again-but they had
been remembered by men who
fought side by side with them 10
years ago. That was more than
speeches and blowing music and
flying flags.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07

ciled. She plans to join her husband
in England soon.
In London, Hurd told reporter
the incident was "a tempest in q
teapot" He refused to discuss it.
In St. Louis, relatives said Mrs.
Evans first husband was william
H. Evans of Pittsburgh. They were
married in 1888 and divorced in
1941. She was reported to have
married an August Evans in World
War II and divorced him after the
war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
Quick Response

OMAHA IA telephone repair
man swiftly answered a trouble
call from the John Koffend home
here. The Koffends hadn't expected
him so quickly and, being up
stairs, didn't hear the front door
bell ring nor the knocks at the
back door.
How to get in? The repairman
hooked his test phone onto the line
and called the Koffends to let him
in.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
The French Haven't Forgotten
Casualties OF Normandy Beach

j ely small town to welcome Wis
itors. More than q, ZOO turned out
to hear speeches at Utah Beach
by Frances President Rene Coty
anc U. S. Ambassador Henry Cab
OF Lodge Jr., President Eisenhow.
er's personal representative.
!. Gen. J. Lawton Oightning JOEY
Collins and Gen. Lee T. Gerow,
commanders of the two American
corps that landed here on June 6,
1914, were among the host of high
ranking Army, Air Force and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
BY HAL BOYLE

OMAHA BEACH, France Up =
What was it like on the beaches
of Normandy 10 years after
D.Day?
The French people showed yes
terday they haven't forgotten the
S,485 Americans still in st. Laur-
emit Cemetery and those thousands
Of others who died here but are
buried in their homeland.
French Tricolors decorated ev-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
Cops Chase Fireman

SAN FRANCISCO REFireman
Wilbur bunker, Al, was booked on
charges of hit-run-driving, drunk
driving and failure to heed a siren
after he showed up at a fire during
his off-duty hours.
He drove his automobile over
fire lines, knocked down a traffic
policeman and a fireman. A motor
cycle officer overlook him 10
blocks away.
Evening star., 1954-08-18
cerpts from Richard Rodgers

cerpts from Richard Rodgers
Victory At Sea- and his
ballet music from "On Your
Toes"
1850, WWDC-Baseball: Boston
at Washington.
500, WTOP-FBI In Peace and
War: A cooking contest WIN
ner invests her money in a
phony grocery project, in
Strictly Corn" starring DON
aid Briggs and Alice Frost.
$3.50, WTOP - 21st Precinct:
Police handle a lost child.
holdup and noisy party re-
ports in a section of New
York City.
$3.50, WRC - Theater Royal:
Robert Donat and Renee
Ascherson in '"The Sire de-
Maletroit's Door,
Evening star., 1954-08-18
HighIights
Teleyision Todoy.

1850, WTTG (5)-Baseball: {:
Boston at Washington.
500, WNBW a. - I Married
Joan: A dinner prepared for
two serves eight when Joan
Davis uses a bicycle pump on
her turkey.
500, WTOP (9)-Red Shelton
Revue: Guests include Frank
Sinatra and Cab Galloway.
$50, WNBW az - My Little
Margie: Gale Storm slows
away on a tugboat when her
father serves his Naval Re-
serve duty under her boy
friend.
900, WNBW "a - Television
Theater:: Joe MarosS is an
excl burning around the
country when he becomes
involved in a murder, in
"The Worried Mans Blues, -
1890, WMAL az - Wrestling !:
From Hollywood.
1890, WTOP (9-Boxing: Well
terweights Gil Turner and
Al Andrews in a 10-round
match at Chicago Stadium.
1890, WNBW (4t-Tnis Is Your
Life: Actor Victor McLaglen,
Radio Todoy.
$50, WCFM-Broadway Musi-
cal: Selections from pal
joey"
6:O5, WGMS-Showcase: Ex-
Evening star., 1954-08-18
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Evening star., 1954-08-18

LAG British and French doctors
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Now for the first time this re-
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11

and refreshments were served to
| Terry and David Hague, David
Watson, Tamara and Tyra Stack,
Nancy Cleary, James Reed,
Charles West, Isaac Miley,. John
Mendenhall, Judy Watson, Mar
tha Oliver, Evelyn and Janet
Powell, Terry Mcconnell, Char
les Yoho, David Bates, Mrs.
Buckley, Jewell Powell, Zelma
Stiles, Mr.. and Mrs. Bates, Tim
and John Bates and the honored
one. The honored one received
many gifts.
Repairing Church
A large crowd attended the
election day dinner and supper
and everyone felt the day was
a success. Church is being held
in the school building while the
basement and general repair is
being made at the church.
Personals
Mrs. Gertrude Hayman of
Lore City, visited Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Keyser
and family visited Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie Powell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11

PLEASANT HILL - Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgel Oliver of Cambridge,
visited Vernon West and family
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Larrick,
Ella Belle Cater, Betty Cater and
Clyta Cater were shopping in
Cambridge, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mansperger
of Cambridge, called on Ella
Belle Cater and family Sunday
evening.
Miss Thelma Davis of Colum-
bus, spent the weekend with her
parents, Floyd Davis and wife.
Carr Rogers and family called
on Roy VanDyne and family on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young
and children of GAINESVILLE, spent
last Sunday with Ella Belle
Cater and family.