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TWO MONTHS = -hedrm. house, Nv.
I'm. with 1Tepl. and picture vim
dow; kitchen and din area. bath.
Children welcome. SOS. 20. 2-63z7.
BETHESDA. ND. 1910 Crescent 81.
NV: Just Oh Western aEes-Enter
dinins lGg IN ki.sb.n oeerms ~ S.th s ean1 6m.
70 transp. Inspection By appt. call
AMERICAN SECURITY q TRUST
CO.. ST. $4,000. %
CHEVY CHASE. MD,--Convenient To-
cation, 1907 west Blaekthorne st. /:
8 rooms; 3.a baths: Inspeetion By
r rT2susT & GO; 81 argoo9- ..-aa.
Pfahei az Ass Ssii nia mo-;
unique split level. 3 bedrmsa 2
baths, firepl., porch; senffin. bsint.
linens; Tv, etc: s175. Oh 2-6233.
IN. ARL,-s bedrms., MASONRY lIy.
rm,. 1irepi.. din. rm., fun bsmf.
o.-h.w. heat; conv. IA. 2-231e.
sEMIDET. BRICK HOUSE; 2 bedraas.,
tiy. rn.. dining nm, Kitchen. full
bsnlt.. gas hot-W. heat. close to
shfrlington shopping Center. Navy
Annex and Pentagon.. good bus serv-
ice. 3125 s. kemper rd. RA. 3-6493.
BETHEsDA---Attrac. furn. 2 hedrms..
forced air gas heat; fenced yd.:
children Ok; Si35. Oh 2-5523.
ARLINGTON FoREsT-s bedrms..
dressing rm., din. rn., bsmt.;
tmmed. possession; $3.50. Phone "a.
sses n. II AVE. NV. on Ga. ave-
8 rooms, bath, 8 bedrms.; SI25 incl.
heat, utiIs. RA. 5000. -i4
CHEVY CHASE---6 rooms. bath.
pQrches; mr.. schools: S175: also
TON. OIL. 2-2635. EN-. 2-s3S3.
CONVENIENT NV. SECT, 3 biks.
west Of Dupont Cirele45 bedrms..
baths, suitable for several bach
sIS5S ssa,.9,s q ssehslor girls Rsntal; sa35.
.973G ewes. and week ends, DE.
KENsfSGToN--4 bedrooms. base
ment, recreation room: Si35 mo.
Short-term lease. Available now.
q HARRISON. INC.
SOUTH OF d. c., IL miles. new g.
rm. house, !. bedrIins., modern equip.
kit. and bath; automatic oil heat
tmmed. possession: 3 adults; $50
per mo. RI. 3-4783. --lO
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALs
IN BETH. NV. CH. CH. AREA
We have nice assortment Of houses,
al sizes: rents starting from Sl35
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
4906 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-2e23
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sUsiNEss OPPORTUNITIES

ILUNCHEONETTE. amusements, yari.
ETY. store: lease. cheap rent. s., 500.
terms. ME. s-e459. RA. S-6so5:
SHOE REPAIR CONCESSION = me
hottest hottest spSs ~ IN u seEni & os Phsne Lg
COCKTAIL LOUNGE, dinins room
ession for rent In hish-class
Circle nv. aR. aSSi SE6R. pi' g.ssga. Sssa
HARDWARE STORE, BY owner-
Must 90 to Fla. for wife's health.
Dollar for dollar about $4,000 IN
volved. Call HA. 2-36l1.
EDELICATESsEN and confectionery.
DOING good business For rent COM
plete with nxtures; nearby Nd. WE.
5-6272. --9
TAVERN. ABc, on and of sale.
sssts is; nicsis I eauippsd l a nSaaI Rent only nj;
s125 incl. liy. quarters. Total price
NJ. Bso|N with YEoNAs SEaLTY.
Dsr. "A saGfISSSir SIfSSSrsG Plant. nearby ;.7S "a,
owner sacrifcins: priced below
market value. For further informa-
ti2n; sall Mr.. bEoWN with YEoEAs
|RESTAuRANT AND RAR, with seyen-
day LIQUOR license. long lease; entire
and barrel: 50. 900. with 81, 500 cash.
balance notes; good location. st.
Write Box 232, Post Once. Lexing-
Ten ten. Park. Nd. or phone Great
sAIH ALE Il; Restaurant. food only; - b.s,
lfice%: % ABBY sss SSd II ST.. &. li.s. 'as'Pssoie
BEAUTY SHOP. near Walter Reed
GARNET REFAIRHfsN Of upholsterer
Good .opportunity In going business.
VII tTansfsr ny controlling stock;
eauipped: due to other f,iii-tirne in
terest: 50 500 cash. Act quickly. BOZ
LADIES' AIDES RE- iSsEaDY-ro.wEaR srSRE,
approx: $50. 900 business. Low rent.
Beautiful fixtures, Csrpeting. store
lSx9o. IN Virgins shopping center.
5000 In stock for entire store, box
DRTGsf0RE FOR SALE One of I the
most profitable in D. c. area: long
est. Sales over $40. 900. Very low
rent. long lease; priced fairly: Excel
REQ: Principals only. Please do not
reply unless sincerely interested and
qualified. State refs. BOX sss-M. star.
HAKDwARE and paint store. long
established: good NV. location;
owner retirins. Box Ask. star,
HAULING BUSINESS, 8 trucks. IS.
600 to 80. 900 Gross. Ma. s-6193 or
ARirHGToN, vA.--Modern service y
station for lease by major oil com:
pany; excel. location In center Of
large housins DEVELOPMENT. call XII.
PIunMSiBiING BUSINESS, Pr. Geo. CIV.
Nd: accounts. trucks, tools, fittings.
etc, will sell all or part: worth over
Sloss0Q0; make me an offer. WA.
BUILDEk. exper. VA home constr.
has bulldozer. misc. constr. equip
ment. desire like position with an.
other builder engaged In same. viii
tract. Mr.. Willis. VII. 6-Sos0:
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION in a grow.
ing community In MONTGOMERY
County. Good refs. and exper. re-
SAFE 9foH6KisT' H 'Yh YBusfSIsss HSs Snd ana fur, fur
nishings; located on U. s. Route /,
Iae.,s ne; Wash; ;.. iurn; IKE new: reass;
desired. Boz 441-R. Star. Ia :
BETWEEN EYE AND K ON I4th
500 to 1000 II. Of space. air cond..
md 4. front; excel. for dance studio.
hsss; Mes loy sE rental, sisas4 Call MR.. HEaF-
MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice and consultation BY exciu-
sive full-time motel broker and
travel specialist. Offering recon-
rnendat.ons on best buys In tnotels
payments Of $is.oo0 S6' and T up; Ia 4
small motel can be bought for
$4,000 cash. balance easy pay.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 WOODWARD BLDG.
ENR q non 49,
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RAMBLER
All brick 3-bedrm. rambler In lovely
va: Forest u nj Falls s;n Church: Screened
Bendix washer, Lease $l2S mo. Call
Mrs; Smith. ia. 5.93e3; ewes. u.
4-2260. %
NEBRASKA AND RENO RD. NV
Semidets 8 rms, and bath; tn auto.
J. GIBBONS KoLB
NO. 7-7682 10
1918 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Newly decor. 6-rm.. row brick house:
gas h;,w.h; $s29 mo; MICHAEL
sE. Alsas .sasa s sSsSi y 81. 81. s.a.asss. se = o.
Rustic charm with acreage. small and
modern, ideal for lovers Of nature
and peaceful living; within 20 min
utes ,driyins time OF Wash; 500
Niono houIs P. sHoEMAKER
1850. or LII. 7-3051.
500 NORTH CAPITOL STREETS
rooms and bath: oil hest; S76: AL
2425 NORTH CAPITOL sTREET--6I
rms. and bath: sar.; oil h--w.h. S15.
2se7 3oth STREET N.E.-4 bed
rooms. liy.. rrn., din. rm;. kitchen
and 2 baths; gas a.-c. heat; de-
tached new brick; $3.50.
ASIA wooDLAwN SUBDIVISION,
Prince 0eoYees County, Md
rooms, one bath; gas heat: full
basement. automatic washing ma
chine; feneed-in yard: near schools
and shops on Defense hiehways near
Landover Hills. S125.
1880 EAST CAPITOL STREET.
rms. and bath. eiosed-in rear porch.
full basement: coal h.-W.h.: $135.
r. A. HuMPHRrEs. RFALroR Ma
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APARTMENTS WANTED

MAN, non-drinker. non-smoker. needs
efiiciency apt. walking distance
Friendship terminal. Box 2ls-M.
EXECUTIVE. married. nd children.
pets. requires AL furnished apart
fnent; one or two bedrooms. ample
closet space. large living room. mod
ern kitchen; willing to sign one or
two year lease; may consider fur
nished house. Please phone Steri-
FAMILY. 5 adults. all employed. re-
siding upper Mont; Non. So. farm. Y n.
for Monday through Friday occu-
pancy during Jan, Feb. March:
nominal rental. Kensington-C Chevy
Chase area preferred. Refs. Cath
ersburg SS5-J-2, evenings. %
HAVE You GARAGE APT. for scuip-
tress.. or apt. studio with kit.. bath,
and large liy. rnl. or bedrui. and
lly: rm.. NV. section. to $40, Cail
RiEssPioNsiBLI isi LADY desires fuPn..
anfnrn. enc, or l..bedrnl. apt. RI.
7-S340. Ext. 4iS3 every day Ig-4.
y
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REAL est. SALE OR EXCHANGE

SALE--New England Colonial home.
farm property. beautiful mountain
scenery. or exehanee for Property
around D. c. RA. $4,000. 9s
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st.--Two-bedroom. semidet. brick
house: bsmt,, lEe. rear I'd. Conv,
shop. ctr, schools, transp. Open les
sun. or tel. 50. 5-44sI. sos per mo.
ssse ROLLINS AVE. Sc, seat Pleas
living rm. with fireplace. dining rTl..
kitchen and bath; Q. bedrms,. larse
front and rear porehes; Ind a., 3
rooms and bath; suitable for fami-
lies. Key ct 5000 Rollins ave. Call
BEITZELL. DI. 1900. -
ALEXANDRIA - Two-hedroom brick
Al SMITH REALTY. KI. s-ee5a or
rom Fed BEsBkooMs. 2 BATHS, siss
mo. New house in Kensington. Md.
across street from new elementary
school. 10. $500 It'll q pm. HUG
GINS, a HARRISON, INC,
", ARLINGTON Three-bedrooul bIk.
HY fs1Ss5 sfSf4 Icfa ssss i: :lss ssy HR RI
ARLINGTON, M -bedrm., e-bath
Cape Cod; close TO Glebe I'd. ana
Lee hwy. Full bsnt., OIL heat. recr.
rn.. fenced yard. $50 month: CAL
J. r. BENoIT. Reaitor, KE. s-8657;
segss esss; raRE IE s1ibsiE hb. iE.w-r.rs. a. du-
pIeI; 8 rms, bsmt. yard. $50. Open
istss tss AND a 81 scsliriS--ss- ss-spSs. rms. heat
and hot water, Kitchen and bath;
all utils, furnished: efQund moor. no
cIimbinG steps: nr. Meridian fnrk.
very low rental RA. 6.llol, n
Isl AND CHAPLIN ST. Nw-Da-
plex. 2nd a.: 9 rths,. newly deco
rated: rent only $3.50. RI 1887,
M IA. RSotcaKviLIE. ROCKVILLE MD.-s-rn. bun
gaiow on i2S-acre farm: AL mod
efn conrenieneess very TeAsonAble
rent, RA. S-iI0i. RE. 5-ao37
NEAR ANNANDALE--14-aere eoSn-
try-sentiemAn place; BEDROOMS,
large 1iving room with fireplace,
modern kitchen. OIL heat; barn for
horses, stream. barbecue pit and
beantiful trees. Call for appoint
ment. Jefferson 2-0ssS or Republic
COUNTRY COUNTRY LIVING, cTrY cow
Nod. bungalow, 11OQS Queen Anne
ave, Beitsyflie Prince Georse
County. ! bik. W. Rte. 4; sa5 no.
HI. $500: ewes. AP. 7-7ss2. W.
LSG nSSttsE-l mil. from nes .z-
pressway, l0 miles from White
House. IN Mnlne-weode slttlnn.
500 NO. MARTINS. W0ODe Boa
a9S. Riyerdals r.. Lsnhafn. Md.
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an
unusual
opportunity

s4oul LIZ :rss.,. e: return :S On
back OF o well-known local store
bldg. In 0eorgetoWn. TENCHRR-
WALKER. INC, AD. 1904 Or ia.
2-DAeO. q
Evening star., 1955-01-08

HOME AND INCOME
Mt. Pleasant area; this home has g
store on lst d. ana bsmt. PrieA
S27,500. Call for appt., DE. g.
1868 ewes. and week ends, SIM
MONS PROPERTIES. DE. 2-07S0.
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500 VISTA DRIVE
PHONE JE. z-l3s2

Avail. Immediately
Modern 2-bedrm. apt. just redee-
GRATED; walking distance 10 Barrett
Elementary School. st. Thomas More
Catholic School; sonvenient 70 bus
Thomas St, IA. S-.t00. rs {
Evening star., 1955-01-08

NEAR 10th AND IRVING sTs NV.
Row brick, 6 rooms, BATH, full
basement, oil heat. garase. Price,
FRANK NJ. SULLIVAN
Df. 7-s4S4 Wo. s-si5s
Evening star., 1955-01-08

W0ODLAWN. MD.-2-bedrm. RAM
with firepl.. din. rm., YOUNGSTOWN
kit; gas heat: Ia biks.. TO bus
stores, schools. Corner lot with
fence. Call uN. 4-4l2s for. appt.
Evening star., 1955-01-08

SILVER sPRING-a-bedroom Colo
nial; clean and completely furn.:
large yard; eonv. nsiFh6orho9d; close
Si4o; also coy. 2-bedrn.. turn.
home. $3.50. OL. 4-8425. Iii
LIV. RM., din. rm., . bedrms. and
bath down; studio bedrm., bath up.
rec. rm., Laundromat, garage; conv.
everything, KE. 6-s051, IA. 5-2S51.
Evening star., 1955-01-08

Foxhan I'd. between Reservoir I'd
and Macarthur blvd, - Rambler
under construction. Possession II
80 days. Select own decorations q
this stage & eedTSc,nas: ,,s ms, slate ROOT q,
in basement which is on grade Will
rear Of lot. Built-in garaEe. Loi
about 200 It. deep, with over l0,00t
50. II. Sa7 800. With complete rec.
reation room, S2S,500 FRANK
NJ. DOYLR. Realtor, on premises
Sunday. til 5. Wo. 6-2627 OF
Evening star., 1955-01-08

We SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
IN BETH. NV. CH. CH. AREA
all sizes: rents starting from Sl35
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2o23
Evening star., 1955-01-08

AVE. S.E.--New semidet.
brick. all modern improvements; 8
rms. and bath, powder rni. on list
n. Layatory In basement. Apply
$ soGa GSbRsMoop SIaSSGs sssi sr. s'f Nw-Nesrly @
new 3-bedrm., semidet. brick; liv.I
rm., din. rm., gas heat, basement
garbage disposal; 500. ia. 9-5262.
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( FALLS CHURCH

COLORED-2431 ~ ST. NV.
8 rms. bath; cireuiatine heat: very
ssss0 ss0i K iSfai 81. s.WMs IS' rn... bath. .lsc..
800 THOMAS :. BROWN
SIS 4sh q. s-W. Ma. s-lSis
Evening star., 1955-01-08

ARL.--Cute. modern, two bedrooms;
welcome; Sli5-S1S5. no. 2-4aSi.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-29
Beaverdam

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McGinnis of
Beaverdam and Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Gerdeman, Lima, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dodge
and family at Ft. Wayne.
Mrs. Ed Cook was hostess to tho
birthday club at her home on Fridav
evening. The occasion being her own
birthday.
The WSCS of the Methodist church
VIII hold an all-day meeting in the
church on Thursday, October 6. Mrs
Arthur Pugh, Mrs. Elmer Long Mrs
Ernest Hall and Mrs. Roy Herr are
the hostesses.
Mrs. Eva Arnold, Ira La Rue and
John Augsburger were Saturday eve
ming dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond La Rue at Lima.
The Charter night banm,et +bo+
was held by the local Lions Club at
the school last Thursday night was
well attended, guests being present
from Bluffton, Columbus Grove, Cairo
and Lima. The PTA ladies of rr
school did the serving.
A Bible study hour directed bv
Rev. George Whyman will be held in
the Methodist church on Sunday eve.
nlng, October 2. Pleasant Hill and
Kockport church congregations are
also to help on the program. The
Pastor wants a good attendance.
A number from here attended the
funeral services for Aldine Ras;noe,
at Bluffton, Sunday.
Ada Methodist Church will have
District Conference, Sunday at thei,
church, from 2 to $50 pm.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-29
MAINLY PERSONAL
Continued from page p

church in that town. Mr.. Alexander
is now living in Dayton and Rev.
Lugibihl in Fort Wayne, Ind. The
former went into business in Dayton
and the latter is in the ministry.
The pair discussed their 12 other
classmates and spoke of Prof. E. C.
Ackerman, superintendent of Bluff
ton schools and teacher of the senior
class in 1903. 1t was recalled that
he opened school daily with an ap-
propriate Scripture selection and
brief prayer.
Many changes have come since
the day we entered the larger
school of life, but both agreed that
the lessons we learned then of love,
devotion, fortitude, cooperation and
justice, greatly benefited US and
made us better servants of God and
man." writes Rev. Mr.. Lugibihl.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-29
Putnam Co. WCTU
Convention Is
Slated At Pandora

The annual Putnam County WCTrT
convention will be held at the par.
dora Missionary church on Thursday
October 6, with an all-day session
beginning at 10 o'clock, it was an
nounced this week by Mrs Carl
Wehrly, president.
Business before the meeting will
include the annual election of officers
reports by present officers. and 70.
port on the study book, "The Way to
sobriety", by Mrs. Ralph Hall.
A basket dinner will be eaten at
noon and the afternoon session will
open at 1870. The Rev. Warren Powell
of the Ottawa Methodist church will
be the afternoon speaker.
Members of the Paulding ard Van
Vert county unions will be guests at
the Pandora meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-29
Richland Center

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Woodhead and
Miss Gladys Miller spent last Tues
day in Ft. Wayne, Ind, with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Miller and Miss Mabel
Shannon.
Mrs. Ethel Boutwell, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Schaublin were last
Thursday evening supper guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Boutwell, and
daughters Barbara and Marcia in
honor Of Barbara's ninth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weaver and
family of Hoytville; Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Basinger of Valparaiso, Ind; Mrs
Mary Pifer of Pandora; and Mr.. and
Mrs. CLANCY Basinger and family
were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr..
and Mrs. Frances Basinger and
daughters and Amos Basinger.
Kaye and James Matter were last
Thursday evening supper guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gurr of Scott,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orwell Follas of Eli
da, spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Follas.
Mrs. Richard Leiber and Mrs. Har-
old Hendricks accompanied Mrs. Hill
ary Bunger and son to Ft. Wayne,
Ind, Saturday for the day. Mrs. Bun
ger and son spent few days last
week at the Hendricks home.
Miss Rosa Hoobing of Lima, and
Mrs. John FARRELL of GAINESVILLE, called
Wednesday on Mrs. Cora Balmer.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Luginbuhl of
Washington, D. c., are spending this
week with his mother, Mrs. ]. /. Lug
inbuhl. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Grant
and sons were Sunday dinner guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Courtney and son
were afternoon callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Schaublin and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford
Gratz and daughter Sharon were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Schaublin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Basinger and
family of Lima, and Mrs. Don Dill
man called Sunday afternoon on Mr..
and Mrs. John Barnhart.
Mrs. John FARRELL of GAINESVILLE, o.,
Miss Rosa Hoobing of Lima, and Mrs.
Cora Balmer called Wednesday at the
Ralph Woodhead home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Gratz and
daughter Sharon called Sunday eve
ming on Ernest Gratz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Core and family.
Miss Louise Core was surprised on
her birthday Thursday evening. Those
present were: Misses Anita Huber,
Joyce Zimmerman, Marilyn Pratt and
Lois Criblez.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Marquart
and daughter of Van Vert were Sat
urday night and Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Marquart.
Miss Kaye Matter returned to Col
umbus Sunday after spending a few
weeks at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Olt and fam
lily spent Sunday afternoon at the
VIM. Amstutz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hilty called
Sunday afternoon on Misses Lizzie
and Gertrude Hilty of Pandora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hendricks
spent Sunday in Toledo with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul M. Thompson.
Mrs. Don Dillman and daughter,
Diane, called Sunday evening at the
Mrs. Amos and Weldon Luginbuhl
home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-29
A TEN PERCENT INCREASE i;
expected in this falls pig crop.
LEGAL NOTICE


Mary Noonan, John DoeI husband Of Mary
Noonan. and the unknown heirs, dsvisees,
legatees and assigns ~ Mary Noonkn, de-
and with reasonable diligence cannP be as
certained. will take Eotice that, Oh the 18th
FIager and Bess NageT filed h@r petition
against them in tie Cf6f of Qommon Pleas
Of Allen County. 0hH ee sssns being case
real estate in SAD fetitbn dsecrfbed to-wit:
Situate in the CSuntS of Aflen and State
fnlots numbe&nkd T5,l27. 1923. 1929
1910 and 15sf4yin the ]. J.. Droesch Ad-
dition to the CITY of Lima, Allen County,
Ohio.
The prayer of said petition is to quiet the
title of said real estate and for equitable re-
lief. Said defendants are required to answer
saio petition on the 10th day of Nov, 1855 or
judgment will be taken against them.
FRED FLAGER AND BESS FLAGER,
Plaintiffs
By John A Robenalt. Their Attorney
Sept. 15, %. 20, Oct. 8. 13, 20
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-29
PRESIDEs AT CAREY MEET

A. b. Murray, superintendent of
Bluffton schools, presided at the
first meeting of the 1856 school
year of the Northwestern Ohio
School Administrators held recently
in Carey. More than 100 school
superintendents and principals at
tended the day-long meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-29
Pandora To Increase
Water Pressure

The purchase Of larger water
pump to increase pressure on the
municipal supply has been approved
by the Pandora board Of public af-
fairs.
Low pressure has been noted on
several occasions in recent weeks due
to increased water usage by new
residences and by Pandora industries.
The new order calls for a five hp
2OO-gallon per minute deep well pump
to replace the two hp, 100-gallon per
minute pump now in use. The smaller
pump will be retained for emergency
use, or in event a second well is
drilled.
Plans are also being made for i'm
provement Of the aerator system to
handle the larger amount Of water
and to remove more of the sulphur.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-29

TO INCREASE THE LIFE and
looks of your clothes, brush them reg
ularly to remove loose dust. Be sure
to include the inside of trouser cuffs
and pockets.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
Plaid Terry Toppers

To give smart accent to your patio, porch,
or at your beach cottage. Goes on and off
without fuss, fluff-washes like a towel
Elasticized binding gives smooth fit. In
plaids of forest green, sun gold, . 90
sapphire blue or coral -- $40
Kdnns-Thtrd Floor, Washington:
LoDer Leuel Arlington
Evening star., 1955-05-15

In carnival of mix match colorfast hues to
use on porch, patio, in chidren's rooms! Filled
with shredded foam rubber that's odorless, SOFT
on-allergic. Covers in plaids of green, coral
yellow or royal blue; solids in green, famingo,
yellow or white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24

POLISH NATIONAL CHURCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-24
The church is darkened.

Lie CuurCH ID QhTkeue0.
Then In all the blackness and
muffied sounds the light from q
candle appears spreadin &
throughout and rejecting the
faces Of those in prayer.
And the light signifies the
birth Of Christ. Then other
candles are lighted. held In the
hands Of the congregation and
on candelabra here and there In
the church. And this signifies
how Gods word spread over q
black world and gave 1t light.
This scene will be repeated
tonight as the Augustana Luz
theran Church at New Hamp-
shire avenue and v street NV.
celebrates the coming of
Christmas.
To Be In Three Languages
Throughout today, Gods
praises viii be chanted and sung
in three languages as Danish
and Latvian congregations
gather as guests of the predom-
inantly Swedish congregation.
The traditional Danish Lu-
theran Christmas eve service
was to be held at 3 pm. today.
sponsored by the Danish Club
Of Washington, with the Rev.
Olaf Poulsen Of Baltimore's
Danish Seamen's Church as
guest preacher.
Then, at Z pm, the Latvian
Lutheran Congregation, COM
posed Of some $50 persons. many
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Church to Hold Services
In 3 Languages Today

Of whom were refugees from
their homeland, will conduct
their Christmas eve service. The
Rev. Alexander Veinbergs. pastor
Of the congregation. will oficiate.
The 1880 pm. candlelight
service. led by the Rev. Clarence
A. Nelson. pastor Of the church,
will be the symbolic candlelight
service and will be the only one
conducted in English.
Tomorrow. Mr.. Nelson's con-
gregation viii participate in the
6 am. Julotta service In the
Swedish language.
From 10th Century
Today's Danish service dates
back to the 18th century. A
colorful ceremony. 1t includes the
appearance Of the minister In
ceremonial attire. including a
broad rufiled collar.
Parts Of the hour and -a-half
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ceremony viii be sung by the
minister. with the congregation
and choir answering.
The Latvian service also will
include the use Of vestments,
prayers and hymns dating back
many centuries.
At the Swedish service tomor-
row, Swedish Ambassador Erik
Bohemian win present q greeting.
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ESQ Food Baskets
Distributed to Needy

Salvation Army Workers today
are distributing $3.50 baskets of
Christmas food to needy families.
Each family will receive a
ham between 6 and 8 pounds,
fruit. potatoes. bread, vegetables,
preserves. flour, sugar. shorten
ing. candy and cake.
Among the recipients are fami-
lies certified by 10 public and
private welfare agencies here.
These include the Juvenile Court,
Department Of Public Welfare
and the National Capital Hous-
ing Agency.
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GreenbeIt Aids Needy

Greenbelt's American Legion
Post 1876 yesterday gave a Christ
mas showing for children at the
Greenbelt Theater. Admission
was a can Of food, and the food
was distributed later to 80 needy
families.
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agreed with those urging State
financial support to the ailing
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.
Both said they thought 1t
more a Statewide institution
than q city institution.
The orchestra must raise
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$4,000 to carry 1t through to
the end Of the season and pay
of its back debts or 1t viii 60
out Of business.
Symphony supporters are
seeking $4,000 from the State.
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Maryland Officials
Favor Symphony Aid

BALTIMORE, Dec. "A (R.-
state controller ]. Willard
Tawes and State Treasurer
Hooper s. Miles yesterday