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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

RIDING HORSES and one pony stall
lion. Priced for. Xmas sale. Some
real bargains. Plenty more to select
from; Call Mr.. JONES. Poolesyyille'
sHEEPWS6 lambs and ewes for Sic
JONES. Poolesville. Md. $3.50.
WHITE FACE HEIFERs and feeders.
Nice. clean stock. 500 to 1000 lbs,
Sy the he'd Hs4 Sis5 to $50 each !,
HOLsTEiN I2) fresh cows and 10
stock. calthood waco. DU. 5-70S6.
FORCED TO SELL, 100 head, finest
hogs and pigs all sizes: at reas.
prices. 10. 9-o5s4 Sun. EARL
l.-IN. black and white pony; Swear
old; good with children: Call so.
e-YR.- OLD thoroughbred mare for
sale; semitic for children; will hold
until Christmas: reasonably priced
Gaithersburg 466-J-3 after $3.50
PoNY-Flashy, medium-sized bay:
sale Or trade for small pony. sP
SMALL HERD OF REGISTERED
hEREFoRDS. probably the hiaheSt
quality cattle In this area; 22 cows,
l bull. yearling heiferB. IS large
calves; cattle on farm at Fairfax,
Va. Phone CIR. 3-Qs11: see them
and make offer. This is your OPP
portunity to set ton-quality cattle
AZ your own price. --lS
CHRISTMAS PONIEs, 8. young. gen.
GtleSsSysll trained pII oI ali males. v. z;
CHOICE HoLSTEIN COWS, selected
Canada. Fresh and close Sprinsers.
Tested and calfhood yaccinated.
Ftnancing can be arranged. Z.
GuTMAN. 40il oakford ave. Tele.
REGISTERED and Grade ponies for
sale at ali times. Also beautiful
new saddle and bride outfits; Make
MiNo PONY RANCH, RI. IL. Win
chester. Va. Winchester 2-0s69.
GOATS, nice and fat: some good
Rif f SaTsos n f Il S "; Ssn Ext g.
POM. COLT, beautiful. brown and
white. SO inches; perfect Christ
MATsON, Ii. $4,000, Ext. 61697.
CHILD,S z " pony Eeldins; under
ghIQ ulku. S-EO oE pest OAeI' nv
HoRsE. saddle and bride.
eaipF 'e We. xP s.s,4ss if'' all for 500
Hay. choice timothy, and mixed,
will de!jyer, sP;, 4-b24l.
PONY; yery gentls. for
All for SIS. Also other horses and
ponies for sale. PL. 9-2467.
PONY CART AND HARNEss-In
Christmas. DU. 5-s57s.
large sray pony. excel
s SiS i With en ssadle si2sr smsli
SPOTTED pony. Sl85. Pony wagon
and small pony harness. wagon
has ! wheel in peed OF repair.
May be seen at 6S45 New Hamp,
ave, or call NO, 7-4443. =,
SHETLAND PONIES t2), well
matched broken for child. sell to.
gether or separately. Saddle and
bride for one, Walnut 5-sl4s:
1 SORREL STUD COLT - Light
name and tail, black filiy With
pis4sYiaupEss ' FoRY FARM Hs S SIshsa
" western tack: west s; saddle pads,
COW v PoSY MARE. IN ioal; must
sell; Ss5 or best offer. JE. B.
PINTO PONY MARE. medium size;
or best offer. JE. $4,000.
English saddle, S35:
Western pony saddle. S25. OIL,
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ROOMS WITH soARD

TWO GIRLS TO SHARE spacious
mod. apt. with young married
couple; 2 meals daily; transp. furn.
Navy Annex in 4 minutes. OF.
Ifoi isith ST. Nw.-Ideai residence
for business people. students; Sc
lectiye menus: PIX and TV.
If YOU LIVE In Boiling Field area,
board ct Carts, 3211 Nichols ave.
Sc. Homelike. clean place. Price
N H Eis SaiEf ri aoa s7ot ,.: Isrm
men; slightly aged. JE. 4-7267.
CLUB MASON. 1875 N. Hamp. NV.
DE luxe living for ladies and
men; sgles. and others; $l7-S22.50
wk. incl. meals and hotel services,
NO. 7-677O or CO. 5-9349. --2l
THE MARIETTA, 1925 10th st. NV.
Nice sgle. and dbie. rms. for young
men; lady; showers; excel. board,
BRADLEY ARMS. at Dupont Circle,
1925 10th st. n.w.-Home-cooked
food; reasonable prices.
ATLANTIS GUEST HOUSE-Room
and board; Ty, Bsndix; new man,
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
Offers 100 attractive. clean. private
pvt. bath. with or without delicious
weekly rates. w and game rooms,
phone in room, 24-hr. swbrd. and
elev. Real value for limited budget
Come see, 1910 Ashmead pl. nv,
lust of $500 blk. Conn. ave. no.
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18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-studio
room cony. transp. and shopping.
18th ST. NV. - An attractiyeIy
furn l-room studio apt. Pvt. bath
In an exclusively pvt. apt, Delight
full atmosphere for quiet. employed
and cultured gentleman: $40 month.
1919 q ST.. NV. Apt. 503-YounE
man.. share air.cond. rm., shower.
beaut. apt: Sun. bkfst. ME. S-563O.
COS JEFFERSON N.w.--Besutiful
dec dCH' Cali si' Rh. 't sl lsssi n'He' te"
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1908 10th Of.
n.w.-For the discriminating: new
furnishings: daily maid service. AID.
DUPoNT CIR.-L-a bus stop at
S %sser Nee obb 5oo Viii TT RENT xsh
$3.50 up. Some Ink rooms. Call
AID. 1926. VIII have rec. rm. in
o Ifs ROCK CREEK PIX.
-Lge. cor, beaut. furn, rm. Pvt.
bath. on 18th st. Gentleman. RA.
18th AND G. N.w.-Lady; lovely
INTERSATf0NAI GUEST HOUSE
Clean. conf, rooms. Plenty of
heat and hot water. Maid service.
c Apply 1879 IL. z q; nv. .e,. ,.r,,.r
st. NV. Private entrance. private
bath, unlimited phone. paneled
studio room in basement. Beauti-
fully, furnished, All privileses. Rea-
sonable. EN-. 3-3724.
CLEVELAND PIX, 34l5 saith St
gssagt; furn;: l7xis Sn nf q. Hs sEJn;
oP 5s? parking iHas S ass wye %o s-Ss ssls'
WALTER REED AREA, 604 Aspen
st.-Lge. front rm. in quiet lovely
home hon ,,d EA 49,, g13S6Si xw- NO
furn. I'm. IN my apt. for empi'
A iSRSGi So F RV5spOi WALTER REED
11aS CHAPiN ST. N.W.-Bed-iiv-
ms room 15xl5. well equipped. pvt.
bath. phone, refgr.: garage fre-
proof; elee. and Tstef ed eyssTy-
as taass GA S2P nH ST. sn mr. shoreSsm
Girls. Lge. rm.. twin beds. Maid.
ave. bus. AD. i-6i25.
1883 10th ST. N.W.-Business-
women, sgle. and dble. rms: clean.
beauto furn.; mod. baths. NO.
NIT. PLEASANT. 1881 hobart St
Nicely furnished single room. AID.
DOWNTOWN. 1901 R, L ave.-spa-
cious bed. -liv. rm.; piano, fireplace;
$40 week. RE. 7-274S:, lis
WoODNER VIC, nr. 10th st.-2nd.
auto. gas heat; reas. tn. 2-391l.
OFF WIS. AVE, block from new shop.
center and transp. For selected in
dividuai. large front rm.. near bath;
unlimited phone; S35 mo. 1924
Norton pl NV. EN-. 2-42S6. is
1915 DELAFIELD PL. N.w.-In
lovely home; closets and Law; nr.
I4th st; cars; privils. IS week.
LARGE COME. LIvING-BEDROoM.
kitchenette. pvt. bath and layatory;
pvt. entr. S65 mo. 1894 3Sth st.
NV. EN-. 3-l499. lis
1907 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Rm.. nicely
turn.: near public library; suit. for
Govt, worker or student. 10
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ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY LADY wants nicely furn.
bedrm.. kit, priyils;; or ENC: apt.
Pr =; vic. q. ". HOSP HOSP De. s.5i777..
EMPLOYED LADY desires large
room with kit. privileges. mr.. d.
pont circle. AID. 2-3035.
NURSE, widow Of MD. wants TO
share apt: must have pvt. bedrm.
DE, 2-I713.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.e.

ROOMS, q; men only; location, near
new Providence Hospital. Cali LA.
6-1494 or visit 1902 10th ne.
DEC. studio room in apt.
bldg.; to lady; COW. loo. mr..
stores. Brookland. LA. e-0937.
228 EAST CAPITOL ST.--Clean.
single rooms COW. loo; plenty
heat, hot water.
123 18th ST. E.E.-Large well-fur-
nished room for employed man or
woman: oil heat; So per week.
COLORED-Comf. quiet. a lovely
room in o mod. home. Some priv
leses. Reasonable. LII. 2-6672,
coLoRED-sth AND K SITS. NE
Room for refined lady or Eentle-
man: home PRIVILEGES. Ii. 1924.
COLORED-IS1 18th ST. NE
Lee, rm. with kttchenette: hot
plate and refgr.. employed lady;
50 suite; PRIVILEGES. Ii. 3-4225.
COLORED--Nice double room; prtvt-
leges; $1,000 per week. Ii. 7-4373.
---D3
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

I4O8 L ST. N.W.-suitable for light
housekeeping. one lFe. rm. and bath
in newly remodeled and decorated
sssS4Eo i nsS Al. Stiis. 5 ssG 3sntSi
on premises or call co; 5,35Sa;
BUILDINGS, e5s 26th st. NV.
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APIS. FURAIsHEb--D.e.
APIS. EURNIsHED-MD.

ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS. mod
ern attractive furniture; SS1 80 UP,
incl. all utils. Unfurn. apis. avail.
also. For brochure and further
information. call RE. 5-S0O1. 8. F.
q g. INC. Rental Agent.
TAkOMA PARK-Small, cheerful,
bright. 9 rms. quiet BLDG. suit: ]
sos Greenwood ave. -22
HYATTSVlLLE-2 bedrms, liy. rm.,
kitchenette and private bath; all
Il. LOCATiON--Bsmt. apt. of pvt.
home; pvt; ,entr. and bath, iiv. rm,
bedrm.. dinette-kit, comb: $50
4s 10 @ @S Ss sT'. M.. Rainier, N Ms
incl. No children. -19
Pullman kit, bedrm., bath. Nr.
stores One fare dntwn. s75. incl.
PARKS rms. and bath:
u utiIs. furnishes tq1 ae5a On bus. Couple
NEWLY HaaH III Fu fiSoSSa .BEDRM. APT.
now available In Garland Terrace.
conv. located IN Takoma Park.
Private parking. Phone JU. 7-6i73.
CHEVY CHAsE--Liv. rm., bedrm.,
ette-kitchenette. pvt. bath. nr.
country clubs. NH. OIL. 2-3i.73'
BERWYN. Md rms, bath; conv.
Fl Meade. o. Of Nd, Beltsville.
Cple; only: $S6 incl. utils. WE. o.
3 ROOMS and bath. entire second
floor, warm In winter. air condi.
s 50. s.esSiaGss 76 including utilities.
TAKOMA PARKS lge. rms. wal.
furn.. white enamel kit, pvt. bath;
R aSSiss A lisS; BATH 2 aa.S couple with
baby preferred; owner care for baby
while mother works; located near
s hGssls and cR goe3 d SSas' Lake. hspf sP
ADJ. SILVER SPRING. MD.--Avail.
at once. Beautiful. mod. apt. neyiy
decorated. nicely furnished. Eo-
Gated in mod. brick apt. bldg. in
best section Of Takoma PIX, Md,
close TO Silver Spring. Near lge.
soDpinf os center S:5, and d SSs ase Sea y
tiful kit. huilt-in units. electric
refgr.. tile bath, built-tn tub and
shower; $50 mo. includes utilities.
Nothing else to pay. Phone UE.
m LARGE PRIVATE HoME-Liv.
ter ter working cpi.; no children, SIS
per mo-, incl. all utils. Gail MR..
ATTRACTIVELY FURN. l-bedrm.
apt; newly dec; mr., Andrews Field
and Census Bureau. 10. S-5547.
cHEvERLY AREA--Beaut. 2-bedrm.,
din. rni.. liy. nm. firepl., kit. bath.
Mr.. Express hwy; SOS. mo. WA.
1892.
rAKOMA - Unusually attractive
front first door; large liv. rm.. din.
I'm. hedrms., kit. bath; TV, radio.
dishwssher and other conveniences.
Suitable 2 or 8, JU. 5-35s7. 30
ADJ. UNIV. OF MD. /.
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-S.W.

CAPITOL HILL, ala Z. Capitol
Dble. or sgle,, 81 TO 10 and 81 to
Sl5 and up: no drinkers. Ii.
NJ ST. Sc. 3235-Nieely furn. rm. /;
refgr.; basin; desk: park: C-S bus.
$40 wk. or $40 mo. LII. 1-1453.
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APIS. uNFURNIsHEp-D. c.
CALVERT wOODLEY-Ter. ant.

LvERT.woODLEY-Ter. apt. 2
hedrms., 9 baths avail. April;
$265. Ideal for diplomatic or con-
gressional. AID. n-7302
10th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
newly redec.. A rms, kit. and bath
apt; INQUIRE sol 3rd st. NV, Elk.
1STS SPRING PL. NV rms.
kit. bath. $685. for lease; adults.
See janitor or phone AID. 2-226S.
. ROOMS. KITCHEN AND Bath,
SOS per months l1o2 r Of. NV.
CONNECTiCUT AvE.-Modern air
conditioned bldg; l-bedrm. apt.
available Immediately. $50 mo.
Phone Tor appointment EN-; 3.
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$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV
EFFICIENCY APIS.

PA. -AVE.-$40 MONTH
1927 9Th ST. s.e.--Lge. ] rm.. house
keeping apt. comfortably furnished.
clean bldg. tadultsl. See MGR.
FREE RENT TO JAN. /
DOWNTOWN LOG. Scott Circle area
3 rms, bath. 3 firepls., lge. closets
utiis. incl; only SIS. VII. 6-606s
Haney & Co., Elk. 3-3443
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1.-THE MANCHESTER"

1929 NJ ST. NV.
Ideal Downtown Location
80 beautifully furnished rooms: 30
new baths with shower Delicious
meals, nicely served. Inquire as TO
our reasonable rates. co. b-l320.
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APIS. EuRNIshEp-YA.

ALEx.--sIEoEL APIS. INC. Law.
i Im; Gsa 81 g. H. Il. s 9ath att5ac
-FOUR RMS. bath: close in: nus;
all utils.; adults only. no pets; 800
month. IA. 2-3A75. lis,
ARL,E-2 bedrms;. nv. Im, Sfirepl.;
s es:a 81 sf$s ags II ssssshet gtIls'
AIExANDRiA-Emcieney ana i-bed-
room apartments. ianitor service:
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton: all utilities: SIS TO 500 80
CAL TIE 6-6670. between 10 am.
A RI % 3 m Minis. to pen.aron. walk.
sIs5 mo. Both With iy' rm.. dinin i;
ell. KIT. and bath. New modern
furniture. utils. incl. IA. 7-Sl23.
ARL. BLVD adults. 2 bedrms.
twin beds. liv. rm.. din. kit. and
Nysr, PE enS b c. Avail. immed.
wesf or month month. u. JHa s-Ss sssoon n1s 0'
ARL.--Bedrm., liv. rn.. kitchenette.
pvt; bath, pvt. entrance; $50. IA.
ARL. N.--Adults; entire LIST a.; my
home in choice area; 3 rms. bath,
dinette. bsmt. IA. 7-3724.
ARLINGToN-very nice. l.
hedrm. basement apt; private en-
trance. utils. incl; adults only /:
S6S mo. Call Sun. IA. T.241S.
ALEX. downtown-Furn,, newly dec.
End a., lge. liv. rm,. kit, bedrm.
and bath. scr. pch., frt. emit: adults
only; $50 per mo. XII. 9-4602.
ARL., 201S s. 9th st.-Nr. Fort
Myer. Navy Annex and Pentagon.
Lee, bedrm.. good Turn; adults;
no pets; sos, lease. SO. 5-S220
ARLINGTON-Bsmt. apt; 2 rooms,
bath; near bus; S55.. utils. furne;
employed couple or girls; no pets.
A ri. ai2ssl, very close in. mr.. Fl.
Myer and Pentagon: lily. I'M.
Z LARGE ROOMS, entire floor. Pvt
ARL.-2 bedrms.; cony. Pentagon
/ block to bus. Compl furn.; pets
sIEst,,,rs sl25 .,I mo, incl k 9t5ls
NEAR PENTAGON, 1917 n, Queen
! bedroom, lily. rm.. dinette, kit,
bath; incl. utils. 800. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors, Ma. 5000.
n. ARL., 5sII 18th st. One bedrm..
liv. nm, din. area and bath; nicely
furn, 500, IA. h-9524;
tiles; "a block to busline. 1911
North 18th st,
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DOWNTOWN

In walking distance Of Government
dept. and shopping district, well
furnished 2 rooms and bath. utili-
ties included; maid service avail
able.
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PONIES. WEsTERN WARE. HORSES
One lge. black mare pony. Rides
and drives the best. Several smaller
ponies. An eolors. 4 small horses
shirts, hats, pants. etc. All kinds of
English and western saddles. brides,
etc. HILLTOP FARM. Fisher I'd,
Temple Hills. Nd. 10. 7-so22.
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ADJ. UNIV. OF MD.
bedrooms, beautifully modern,
newly furnished apt. Excellent
inner-spring mattresses, Grapes,
rugs, lamps, pictures. etc. You'll be
proud to live In this DEVELOPMENT.
UNIVERSITY HILLS APIS.
3424 Tulane Drive HA. 2-7Tee
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UPPER NV, CATHEDRAL SEC.
dinetts. pvt. bath; conv. transp. EN-
NICELY furn. 2-bedrm. apt. for 5 OF
4. Conveniently located In NV. ia
D-2649 or NO, $1,000. is
1916 G ST. N.W.--3 rms, kit, bath
S125, electricity included; sgle. rm.,
nreplace. porch, comb. kit bath.
$3.50, gtils. incl. YRS lease, refs.
ATTRAC. nv APIS. S14 wk UP;
Catholic list. "A. duplex: suit Z
to rms. 1i01 18th st. NV. DI.
BEAUTIFULLY FuRN. APT. for nice
couple: very modern: open firopi
private entrance, tiled bath and
shower; warn and coy use OF
laundry. 800; also one for nice
girls. all private, 500, with all
utils.. furn. finest neishborhooA In
MT. PLEAsANT-Beautiful apt.
Call DU. 1881, or DE. 2-4S60
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO APT. for iS or
2 gentlemen: aiv-cond.; sleeping
LILY. I'M, bedrm.. kit, bath. utils.
1929 18th NV; S73-$76. $40 wk.
No obi. TO infant. RA. 3-1sS3. 30
NR, g. W. u, sos 10th st, NV
lst-fl. apt. for Q; newly -redec.
Bob. Bsf1t. ant. for 2 or q: S7b,
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FARM AND GARpEN

COCKER BABIES
Black and white: WO. $4,000.
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BOXER, king size, male, Axe,
weighs 90 III; ost IL Wks' Puppy
rgPgPsIEs' 8. to good home RE. D.
POINTER. reg. rDsB, 5 yrs. worked
on birds and grouse: very strong
dog: 800. OIL. 2-7262.
fRIsH SETTER, male, 2 yrs. ken:
pel rsis Sn A Ks. reg sa s5o and good
o weeks old. imported sire: cham
Risn ps slss6siei kr a fTiist Christ
BEAGLEs, l male; ! female; IA
end 2 yrs. old. puppy; 9 mos,
sa1c w r 81! e p R.s as axe uN
wANTED pet lovers who will give
good homes TO kittens. ia. 9-4434.
WRENCH POODLE PUPPIES. minis-
ture, 9 weeks old. Axe reeisterd.
.f fxssllsnt s sSSGi PorN ~ kiTTEENs
Select rev ggo for Christmas. Purebree.
Y ~; cIp'' POODLE, min. puppy.
black, also stray; Axe, Oh. blood
4 li Si,M III sI 81 SPliupprEs. dogs. cats
bones. No purebreds available
Va. Herndon 2-s6-M. Call Ii. z
1888 for directions.
YARAKEETs; cages; furniture. ref
rigerator. Reas. Ii. 9:7534..
SMALL BLACK FEMALE. I'M
yormsd. tail clipped. So. $3.50
s EAGLE f PUP PiT Axe reg; 9
wks.; ideal Xmas Gift. JE 2.g4s0.
ENG. sPR. SPANIEL PUPPIES
Male, female. wormed. shots; ready
for Xmas. Reasonable. 10. 4-6637
PARAKEETS, babies. breeders. rare
and normal. nest boxes and cages
CHRISTMAS PUPPIES, pedigreed
Cocker Spaniels: pure-bred fe.
male poodle: SIS; stud service 70,
Axe standard poodle. PET HAVEN
1884 18th 81. NV. AID. 4-1243.
BEAGLE HOUNDS, running. guar
aEteed good hunters, 59Sl Reamy
drive, Morningside. Md
DACHSHUNDS, miniatures, liver and
tan. Rarest and most beaut. Axe
pups. Perm. shots. Champion stock
q ID. stud service. JE. 4-8s37.
BOSTON TERRIER, female. "
old. Axe reg. householder. CIR. 3.
DSAcHsHUND PUPPIES. red, males
c6SeSE E0F FGS saGs m Ss Siset
wkss. Axe. Axe reg T., and 4 o pSger'' shots
fnest bloodline; priced TO sell, 10
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SIAMESE KITTENS for sale. Litter
of perfect kittens from imported
dam and pedigree local sire. Just
right age for Xmas. lis
POODLES, FRENCH: black: 3 mos
old; must be sold at once; low
price. DU. 7-706l. lis
AVIARY STOCK. beautiful breeding
parakeets; must sell: SO per pair.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07
PORT BlinkeY

PORT BLINKEY - Tommy
Gildow was honored with a chic
ken dinner for his birthday on
Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank GildoW
Tommy was seven years old on
March 31st.
Those present were: John,
Dick, Wayne and Billy Shilling,
Janet and Jimmy Lee Gildow
and the host and hostess, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank GildoW
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Thomp-
son, Mrs. Austin Patten and Mrs.
Mamie Antill spent Friday in
Marietta and while there called
at the hospital to see Mrs. Cert
rude McMann, who suffered a
broken hip recently. Others of
Blinkey's sick are convalescing
and we're glad to report.
Mrs. Norma Leget, of Caldwell
route, visited with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lewis on
Monday,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07
County Home
Demonstration News

Dear Homemakers,
Last Tuesday, the Caldwell
Home Demonstration club met
at the home of Mrs. Kathryn
Merry for the lesson Which
Weigh Lady" Five of the women
who attended Farm and Home
Week gave short reports on this.
New councillors and leaders
were elected as follows: Coun-
cillors: Grace Henderson and
Gladys Seffens. Leaders: Mrs.
Helen Clark and Mrs. Amy
Rucker.
The Extension council met on
Tuesday evening at the exten-
sion office. Officers elected were
president, Mr.. Herbert Black
burn; vice president, Luther
Schramm; secretary, Mrs. Luth-
er Schramm; assistant secretary,
Floy Parrish. This is the general
overall policy making group of
the Noble county Extension Ser
vice.
Mrs. Emma Massie, of Ken
nonsburg, attended Women's
Camp Committee meeting at
Cadiz on Wednesday. Plans were
made for Women's Camp which
will be held on July 27, %, %
Theme for camp life Look Up
and Live"
The Harriettsville homemakers
met on Thursday at the school
discussing (which Weigh Lady"
We had quite an interesting
session at Jackson school the
other evening. 1t was on Farm
and Home Development, how
ever, it ended up on an excellent
discussion on Home Gardening!
Don't forget Achievement Day
on April 20th. Buy your lunch
con ticket from the councillor
of your home demonstration
club before April 18th. You'll
have fun at the luncheon as well
as a good meal!
Mabel Sarbaugh
Home Demonstration Agent
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07
DQhAOnaf mzQntlon

MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Steen,
Of Maple Heights, visited with
Mrs. Vernon Dawson and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Balhoff, of
Canton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rapael Crum and
family, of Canton, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Benny j Fowler,
of Belford street.
Ethel Hazard and Mrs. Gerald
Hayes and Patsy were in Colum
bus this past Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Christie
pher, Of Norwalk, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. John Christopher,
of West street this weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matheney,
of Steubenville, visited with
Mrs. o. R. Croy of Caldwell this
weekend.
Mrs. Georgia Sisk and MIR. and
Mrs Elden Kennan, of Zanes-
vile, visited Sunday afternoon
in the Ivan Ziler home on w
Playground street.
MIR. and Mrs Homer Keyser,
of Dudley, visited Sunday with
Mrs. Nellie Merry, of Massillon
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Sanford,
of Newport, were Sunday din
ner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Patten and
family, south of Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bates
and family, of Cambridge, visit
ed Sunday with relatives and
friends in Caldwell and Mt.
Ephraim.
Mrs. Victor Stickel and daugh-
ter, Vicky, of GAINESVILLE, visited
Thursday in the Raymond Moore
home on Walnut street.
DIR. and Mrs. John III. Richard
son, of Columbus, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Scannel, Of Cleve-
land. were guests, Saturday at
the Mills home, 602 North street.
Elvin Ziler and daughter,
| CIaralaine, of Brookfield town
ship, Mrs. Harold Bates and son,
Robert, of Cumberland and Miss
| Ruby Ziler, of Newark, spent
Sunday in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Childers in Gallo
polls.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07
Happy
Birthday!
Monday, April a

Monday, April A
Mrs. John Franklin, Charles
Snyder, Sr.
Tuesday, April 5
Brian Curtis, John Blackburn.
Wednesday, April 6
Wilma Nau, Janet Carol
Sholtis, John Iams.
Thursday, April I
Nora Bettinger, Sandra Lee
Sholtis, Robert King, Aroma
Cutler, Sally Evilsizer.
Friday, April 8
Jude Wheeler (83), Sewen
Kirkbride, Edith Hunter, Olive
Moore.
Saturday, April 8
Ira J. Brandon, Dick Davis,
Alice Blackburn, Danny Singer,
Delbert Miller, c. r. Atkinson,
Emil Barnett, Caroline Cutler.
Sunday, April 10
Wilber Reed, Dorothy Hill,
Muriel Singer, Mary Lou Arnold,
Beulah Fryman, Athel Moore,
Harry VanDyne.
Monday, April ii
Ethel Hendershot, Vance
Bates, Ina Swain.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-07

the family earns and what the
earnings come from, what losses
they had and for what reasons,
and in many ways helps the
family know how the farm bust
ness stands financially.
In the front of the book is a
place to set down the farm and
home plan for the year ahead
The plan itself has a place for
financial statement and places
to put down what the family ex-
poets to do about crops, pas
lures, livestocks and products,
farm Improvements and prac-
tices, family living, home i'm
provements and debt repay
ments. The plan is filled out at
the start of the year, then
throughout the year the actual
expenses, earnings, operations
and other entries are put down
in the record book.
Each family is encouraged to
bring its plan and record book
to the county Farmers Home
Administration office for ana
lysis at the end of the year. The
county supervisor and the farm
er and his wife go over them
thoroughly, and use last years
results as a basis for making
next years plans. Most of the
year-end analysis for the
Woodsfield unit were completed
in February.
The Farmers Home Admins
tration bases its loans on farm
ing as business requiring re-
cords or simple bookkeeping
for successful operation. The
county supervisor visits the
farms and homes as often as
necessary to advise with the
families on matters pertaining
to efficient farming. He gives
whatever management aid is
necessary when he calls at the
farms or when the families call
at the county office.
The families are requested to
refinance the Farmers Home
Administration loans as soon as
they are able to go to a bank
or cooperative lender for the
financing they need. Most of
them continue the farm records
and plans after they pay off
their Farmers Home Administra-
ton loans. Bankers often report
that the good business habits
developed while working with
county supervisors are valuable
both to the families and the
banks after graduation to COM
mercial credit.
The Farmers Home Admins
tration office is located in the
basement Of the post office
building, Woodsfield, Ohio. Mr..
Roush is at 108 e. Main street,
St. Clairsville each Tuesday a.
m and at 4165 North street,
Caldwell each Thursday a. M.