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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04
BY Betty Gore
Phone Avenue 6-S0S1

Holiday weekend guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E.
Bahr, Court St., were his mother
and stepfather, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Overly of Ashland and
Mrs. Bahr's mother, Mrs. Leroy
Kinney of Kirkland and her aunt,
Miss Mabel Kinney of Cleveland
were also dinner guests Thanks
giving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferris Wilson enjoyed Thanks
giving dinner at Cole Colonial
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brinkman
entertained their daughter a n d
son in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Jevnikar and their chill
dren for Thanksgiving dinner.
Marine Corporal Arthur Gross
man, son of Mrs. jeanette Gross
man, was recently home on a
ten day leave from the Helicop-
ter Air Base at New River, Jack
sonville, N. G. Art has been in
the service for two years now
and is signed up for another
year. He recently completed an
Is month course in aircraft hy-
dralicS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Trivison
Jr. and children, Peggie and
Patti, were the guests of h s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tri-
vison of Cleveland, on Thanks
giving day.
-Four generations were enter
tanned Thanksgiving day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Burr,
South Street. The youngest mem
Der of the family present W S
four month old Monty Dane, who
arrived here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunbaugh
from their home in Arlington,
Va, with their other children,
Vickie Lee S, and Gayle Lenore
8.
Mrs. Henry Burr was the old
est present along with Mr.. and
Mrs. Marc Burr and their chill
dren, Marcia and Marcie 712.
Dane Burr of Cleveland compile
ted this family party which ga
thered them all together for the
first time in a year and a half.
Dane expects to have a one man
show in the very near future at
Karamu.
A. M. Nikkila, teacher of dri-
yer education, at Chardon High
School will be journeying to Kent
State University to participate in
the North East Ohio Youth Traf-
fic Safety Conference, December
6. Mr.. Nikkila will be accompan-
led by Renee Pastor, Cathy Rayl,
Judith Bosco, and Kathy Rober-
ts, the student representatives
from this school. This conference
one of ten being held at univer-
sites throughout the state, w i II
give these students information
and materials which will help
them promote a traffic safety
program at Chardon High.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Earle Egleston attended the we'd
ding of Miss Van Lou Harris
and Mr.. Alan Paine, in Akron,
Ohio and later were dinner gueS-
is of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wal
noord, at Atwater, Ohio. Mr..
Walnoord just retired as Portage
County District Manager Of the
Nationwide Insurance Company.
Blue Star Mothers Chapter 18
will have their Christmas party
at Suchdale Dec. 9 at $50 pm.
There will be an exchange OF
81 gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Carlson
and family and his mother, Mrs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04
Mrs. Thomas Carroll, Ferris

Mrs. Thomas Carroll, Ferris
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Burr, South
ST., entertained all of their chill
dren and their families, and Mr..
Burr'S mother, Mr.. H enry
Burr, for Thanksgiving dinner.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Marc Burr, South ST., and their
children Marc and Marsha; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dunbaugh and
their children Vicki, Gayl and
Monte of Arlington, Va; and
Dane Burr of Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04
Driver
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
The child was riding in the
Murphy auto with his mother.
Mrs. Hooberry and Charlotte
Murphy were also injured.
Born in Cleveland on June 10,
1852, Allan had lived on Prince
ton Rd., Huntsburg since he
was six months old.
Surviving besides his parents
are two sisters, Mary Ann, 10,
and Katharine Jean, 8; mater
nal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Cuckow of Huntsburg ;
paternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Tekanic of Cleve-
land.
Services were held at 2 pm.
Saturday at Assembly of God
Church in Chardon. Rev. Elder
Boytar, pastor, officiated. Bur
rial was in Huntsburg GENE =
terry.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04
4. q
Nnnonnce Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. William G a y
lord, 121 Moffett Ave, Char
don, announce the engageme ent
of their daughter Billie Marie,
to Donald Kleve, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Kleve, Spring st ,
Burton.
The wedding will take place
in October of 1859.
y
The engagement of Gail jean
ne Deia and Ronald Davis is be-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04

ing announced by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Del a
Cults Rd., Chardon.
Mr.. Davis is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Davis, Claridon
Rd., and is employed by Geau-
ga Disposal.
The bride elect is employed
by Hemphill Insurance and Ira
vel Agency in the Travel de =
partment
A June wedding is planned.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
Dillwyn News Items
Buckingham Lions CLUB Opens Campaign
To Aid Children Who Need Eyeglasses

Tie Lions thl's 81 Buckingham
County Is sponsailne i s.sie Of
l,gi,t bulbs Tins month tni ilrr bone
fl Of children III tte canntp Mlla
are in need Of glasses 1he cam
Paign is being directed bV 3 e 1t
Ser 4 G h secretary iMtnanlitoa
about sales may ht obtained Nv
calling Ransom Sior,
Miss Clarlssa MaXcv. Of hi,h
mond. spent The Ne, K ,nd sisllne
her parents. Aft ana MIR Alien
MaNey
The Lotne Moon and fdmonia
circle of the DillWyn Baptist
Church met Monday night With
Mrs. c. Beatty. who was IN charge
of the program entitled The Ran
somed Shall Come With SONGS
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Helms If
Manassas. were Sunday visitors Of
MIR and Mrs r 5 Rainey Miss
Margaret McElroy. OF Petersburg.
was a week end Guest nj THEN
home
Mr. and Mrs r N Raason oI
Richmond. visited 4 3 Ransom
and MIR and Mrs ] NJ Rufolis hS
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Thomas II Aio
gan and tlieli family spenl Sunday
as The guests of Mr. and MIR Can
Creighton. Of Richmond
Attend PRAYER Service
Members from White Han Metlo-
dist c urc Il who attended the
Farmville District Week Of Prayer
Service held at the Kenbridge
Methodist Church in Kenbridee
We're Mrs. r j H Grow Mrs "
w. Moore, Mrs. s b Pearson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
A.xa:;. ifosas
ArvonIa Elementary
Mothers Cub Meets

Nh and MIS- M N Johns and
daughter. Beth. visited MISS Nancy
Joins n Randolph Macon College
Sunday
mn Gore Wallace haa No.
llrned bona after UNDERGOING @ut
atiy IN Jaiin%lou-Wa Hospital
Nir and M MtioM scott. q
cage chales. We're recent guests
~ llloit soirlnlaw AID dauehler.
Mr aIn Nlrs Kenneth Jones'
hlla. ErtiN H,ardDn lmd Nllsa
J A ekre kear'ion al Richmond
npeni Inc PAST week cad with then
nothrr Nliss Agnes Reardon
Qntc \ few ol the teachers from,
here attended the YEA convention,
il Richmond Friday
MISS Sarah Hannah was guest Of
honor III birthday dinner in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs j II Spcs
Sard Friday Other dinner guests
were Mrs J M Hannah. MI. anc
Mrs M M Johns and Beth. Nh
and Mrs Kenneth Jones and Nh
and Mrs Marion Scott
NH and Mrs Owen r.. Williams
were recent Richmond visitors.
Ilr Mothers Chb Of the Aryons
Elementary School hrld MS regular
monthly fefihR III The school MI
vfl4bpT
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
TAYLOR MANUFACTURING
co. NC.

Contractors Building Material
Quality Millwork
Phone 2o0 Falnyille Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07

Nh Y et,alaan and Mr. u
4 @a
j & MaNe, Vt Richmond shopt
th haa Wect end NHh Nm AMI
" Alien AiaKty
MIss Joan Poole and Miss Anne
Rtrim "A Chanel lfn N I'll spent
ih# past watk end WIN Ar anal
site CLAYTON | Poole
Ar and MIS- Walter Garter and
ti,ylf dushttr ncIh d Front
ku,M spcnl lne past week end a>
av.da oi AFR ana MIS- V WaNne
Dawson
Mlss Thclna NiaXey and J 3
MayeY visited + " NaXcN Of
ArNoHa Sunday
Toano Guests
Mrs j Richardson and her
daulltcr Anne. Of Toano. were
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
IN Il salf
Mrs Robert iieldme ana her
sons Of INnehbure. we're week
tnd RReAis of Mrs S 3. Pearson
Mr. ald Mrs u G Dmknn and
Alis " " Moore spent Monday
aAlung n Richmond
MIS- rlprd CLARK and her son
Cseore IN Richmond spent IhnlIs-
dag visiting Mi and MIS- John Gar
ton
Mrs " " Moore Mrs Lee
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
Oak Forest

Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Bryant
and daughter Alma Lee were
week end guest Of her mother
Mrs. Vera Gwyn in Dobaon, N &.
MIR and Mr. Rclfoid Nelson
aad su.4.. Jimmy anl Billt MeNt'
Sunday dirucl Guests u Nj Apii
Mts K 4 ilsIl n Richmond
Among ihr w.et end pii Ata III
M 4nd Mrs o + Spas wern
their children ald Grandchildren.
Of Richmond
M and Mrs l,iAinY l,4Wdy
were Saturday dnnef Fnr#a MI
Nh and Mfs Charlie Green a
PoWhatan
krcem II itots NJ Me- Ann Mr
Henry Brown wore Mr and MrS
G. M Corhtu, OF Richmond and
Nh and Mrs II II Enrich a
Cumberland
I Miss Elaine Garrison and Rus
sell and David Ware. Of Washing
I ton y G visited Mr. and Mrs
w q Garrison here during II Y
week end Mt Garrison and hcl
quests were visitors sunday after
noon ot Mr And NIrs + W Land
4 Of Rice.
4 Mn snd MIS- Harry Mealtaf ano
son. Billy accompanied by Nm
ana Mn Frea ownby amd -on
RIckic. Of Fai4nWilc Visited rcia
/ owes IN M AIRY n c oyer tlp
week end
! Week eud quests 81 W ~ ann
erson were Mr. and MrsN Gorciot
Smith and family Of Richmond
MI and Mr. W L AshhAtl
and daughters. Edith, Thelma
Grace and Joyce Wefe Sunday
visitors Of Rev and Mis- RobeiH
Woodson and family. Of Nelly
Ford. and attended services at tho
Rockflsh Valley Baptist Church.
Mrs Nancy Guthrie, Of Guincs
Mills. was recent guest Of hci
son and daughter in-laW Mr. ant
Mrs " 4 Guthrie,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
Glendale News
Fuquas Welcomed
Into Community

Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Fuqua. OF
New Canton. recently purchased the
\ Y Johnston place on Route Ii
~ Glendale We are clad 10 vel
CONC Nj and Mrs Fuqua to TINS
community
AIr ana Mrs Gordon Lesuem
and family have recently moved to
Durham N G. Mr. LeSueur is a
native of Buckingham county
A.cardiMa @ letter received
Here Senator and Mrs Frank Lee
Wilkinson, OF Kansas CITY. Mo. had
4 mast pleasant ana satisfactory
psii d Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs Wilkinson arrived
Al the Williamsburg Inn October u
ID tame for dinner toge fhar with
Rector ana Mrs Carter Harri-
son and left by plane the Il Il morn
ine for Kansas City. AIo
En- rm,n Mr. and Mrs. wilkinson
stopped over ~ Wasl1ngton Dc.
for q h1af Nlslt Wnh th ir @fand-
d.t sbtr Nass CindN WILKINSON
W ara elad q report ihat Roscoe
l.aTH aho ta been 9lie H. y
nuca 5attr
Misses Noa aad Gladys Poe. o
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
CT MRERIAND FARM SERVICE

Southern States Feed, Seed.
and Farm Supplies
Phone HY 2-3lll
Cumberland Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
Well Water News
Sharon SunbeamS
Feted With Party

Rev and Mrs c D Stevens and
sons. Willard and Grover. left
Tuesday TO visit relatives III Hamp-
ion Richmond. Halifax. and Galax
for several weeks
Mn Annie L Winfrcy returned
to her sisters, Mrs l.. q Brans-
ford y. Oh Friday after visiting iii
Richmond and Warwick for two
weeks
The Smbeams Of Sharon Chruch
Wcre entertained al the Church
Friday afternoon for Halloween by
Mrs Lillian Rush. MIS- Earl Pat
teson ard Miss Lulie Paiieson
Mrs G A Baber returned tp
hes son.n-law ana daughter n.
Nh ana AIRS zoe stcger. FRIDAY
after visit 70 Durham n q
and Warwick tar the past slN
week
Mrs + O. Webster. Mrs Greene
DAVIS MI Charlie Stevens Mrs.
II + Masey Mr. McKenna Ayres
and Mrs Earl Pattcsou attended
the Mable Crab'ree group No i
meeting Of the WMU Of } a n A Ii
River Association AZ Buckingham
Baptist Church Wednesday
The Wei Water HID club VIII
meet With Mr. John Farri-h Fri
day November II w pm
Friends and relative here are
glad e report Mr. Allan Taspcott
N much improved after an opera
ton At tlie University Ho pital ana
all be home III few day
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07
al. r 4

Mellin Nlf Allan Raine and
Miss Frances Rame. oi NcAport
News and Mrs Louise Wood. Of
Richmond spent several days last
weet III Redwood W VA rs The
quests Of Mr. Moort-'s and Mrs
Medina SISTER. Mrs 4 + Hanna
han
Al District Meeting
Member from Dillw%n Mciho-
ehsi Charge Who attended Ii Y
Farm, lie District llaynans Meet
inr at the Methodist Assembly in
Blackstone Sunday were the Rev
#. Il. Simpson. Mr. and NJ s.
George White. j r. Snoddy, Jr.
Miss Cammie Anderson Mrs. J.
Branch Forbes. Mi and Mrs
John Walton. John Walton. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs CLYDE Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs ] 0 5 h WllkerSon Mr. and
Mrs II G. Duncan and Morton
lliHldleSlen
Mrs j Francis West and Mrs.
Fl Q Williams spent Monday ii
Richmond
Rev T l., Simpson. Rev. and
Mrs r. B White and Rev 6 G.
Shepherd attended the Fatmyille
District Ministers Meeting Monday
At the Kcvsville Methodist Church
.at Keysville-
OF Mr. and Mrs l. A. Davis at
Arvon.a recently
Mi and Mrs. d. G. Watson and
family have recently moved into the
Cohen home in Glendale.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07

III and alfa : / Duncan
5pant sunday mght n Norfolk with
their daughter ana son lnlaN Mn
and Mrs S + Scott While there
they visited an aunt. Mrs Mary
Bayne
Mis- Nell Cook Of Richmond,
penl Sunday with her parent
Nh and Mrs. II /. Cooke
Nlis Il IL flippen ana chlldIetl
visited TOR SISTER Mf 4 A Haf-
ris. III Buckingham Tuesday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07

Trr. ana Mrs " c Nmttarore,
Of Richmond, were overnight guests
IN me W II Duncan home Tues
day
Mrs. Frank Baber. Jr., return
ed TO her home Wednesday after
spending some time III Arlington
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-07

More than twice as many males
aa female 4fe tllled each Year In
aceidtt!ts according 10 tht. National
safety Council
Evening star., 1958-05-02

CHlHUAHUAS, = females, 3 wks
old, Axe; will be ready for
Mothers Day gift; will hold. Also
i female. ~ mos; cannot give
papers: S3h. Call ewes. or week
ends. UN. 7-45pO
Evening star., 1958-05-02
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

TV IN YOUR RM., clock radio
refgr grill. foam mattress: S7-Ss
ca, 2147 p. EX. 3-6633.
LIVE OPP. LOVELY ROCK OR. PIX,
2O25 Park I'd NV. - Cheery,
pretty studio style, quiet as coun
Try, See. you'll take, good habits,
S35. AID 2-9713.
12th ST. NV, I215-i front rm.,
sink. stove and refgr.; $3.50
week. Call AD. 2-61Il.
LANIER PL. NV. I74s = Lee
front Ima 3rd A.; refgr., hot
plate; $40 mo. co. 5-lS52.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
LOANS
10 OVER $500
81 UNDER S2nn

~ SANAIAN VGVO
RELIABLE PAWNBRoKERS
422 9th st. NV. Ma. S-8I51
PIANO WANTED-Good condition
must be reasonable. Daytime, RE
7.4434. Ewes. IA. 4-4122.
PIANOS WANTED-Will nay cash
for used pianos. Call day or ewes
HA. 2-S4S0.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, JU. 0-3039
sPEED-O-MAT: 900 cap, $50 plate
used WA. 7-4s43, after &.
Tvs AND TABLE-MODEL RADIOS
bought, any condition. COLUM.
BIA LUGGAGE EXCHANGE, DU
.7-eS66, 1852 Columbia I'd. NV
Tvs-TAPE RECORDERS, to S25 TO,
out-of-order TV sets; to $50 fol
recorders. AID. 4-9636, 10 am.
10 pm. daily-sun.
WANTED FOR BOYS CAMP-Con.
crete mixer. Ford tractor and
10000 IT. No. 6 single-stranc
electrical wire FL. 4-7l90.
WIDOW, with 8 children, wishes
70 buy q sofa and chair at a very
reas. price RA. 3-50O4
Evening star., 1958-05-02
ROOMS FUBAIsHED-N.E.

cola PERRY ST. N.E.-comfortabl,
room, next 70 bath. for employed
man. bus AZ corner. LA. g.i655,
c0L0RED-i LGE. RM., vorkinS
couple; sal. for working lady
Evening star., 1958-05-02
"Where's the food?
APIS, FuRNIsNED-VA,
CONTINUED,


All, N.-Livins rm,, bedrm. d..
transportation. "a. s-ss54.
AtL--l bedrm.. Nv. rm. din. rm,
comb, kit. and bath; ali utils.
furn.i mr.. Heeht Co. cow. bus
and stores. JE. i-f7ie or JE.
ARL., l2.5 N, UTAH ST. rms.
kit. bath. shower. and-h. front;
nicely furn.; fully equipped kit,
porch tob, incl. utils. See after
ARL.. n. mr.. Pt Myer-ist-n.
house suit. children. scr porch.
lge yard; laundry facils M
shop. IA. b-f037 after Q,
ARL.. near Pentsgon-Famiiy apt,
Tree psfking' f IN N.i "a. s.SsiS. HI''i room
ARL.-Attraetive vell-furn, bedrm.
liy rm din, KIT, bath mod
BLDG; SOS IA, 2-iso0. "a, 5-4se5
FALLS CHURCH-3 rms, pvt bath
and entr.i nr. bus. adults; sos
PARKFAIRFAX = Attractive thre,
rooms; completely furnished. XII
AT CLARENDON = Enc. apt,
S89.bO per mo-: also i-bedrm
IA. .-3027.
BEDRM.-LIv. RIM. COMB. dinette,
kitohenette, bath; all .utils.: pvt.
entr.;sS Minis. Arl. Hall; 20 min.
Pentaeon; 2 gentlemen; $50. ia,
--- -
FURNISHED APARTMENT
AVAILABLE
M s.sSost S'so' One. ofns Ardna.0n; opsn daIIs, Hs
1880: Saturday e-5; Sunday
Evening star., 1958-05-02
Rooms FURR. S.E..S.W.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. Cal
after 8 pm. RE. 6-6252.
RIM. in pvt. home; semibath: re.
nned gentleman. Nr. all transp
Call LU. 4-0SB5
Evening star., 1958-05-02
APIS. FURNIsHED-D. c.

ADAMS MILL RID. NV, e633: blk.
Sth-Columbia I'd. - Large EN-
cheney, well furn; large entrance
foyer and kitchen: accommodates Q:
S75; janitor NO. 7-27s5 or SIMP-
SON CO. weekdays, NE. $500.
ADAMS MILL RID. NV, 27aI-
Two bedrooms, living room,
kitchen, bath nicely furn.: OPP
posite entrance to park; quiet,
cool. Ref. Adults. Price, $50. 3'
ADAMS MILL RID. NV, 32I5-4
rms, compl. furn, plus scr. porch
and lge. extra rm., Ia baths:
$3.50. Lu. 2-3S69, EN-. 2-567S.
CAPITOL HILL, gas c st. NET
fic. apis, newly dec: adults: S4S
mo. or S25 semimo.: utils. incl.
Ii. 4-9154.
CAPITOL HILL. S13 Z. Capitol st
- rms, kit. and bath; 2nd-fi.
front, 3 exposures S67 so, utilS
incl. ST. 3-S220, FE. 3-2514.
COLUMBIA RD, 18th st. n.w.-Im-
mac. .ttrac. furn 1-2 bedrm
aptS.: utils. incl CO. 5-2274.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Charming stu
dio: use of mod. kit, maid serv.;
s55; young man. DU. 7-3192
DUPONT CIR.-I7Oi r. I. AVE.
| N.W.--Attrac. bed-liv. rm.. kit,
pvt; bath. All utils. $40. RE,
Evening star., 1958-05-02
Aprs. FURMlsHEb--D. Q.


GEORGETOWN, ehil Que n.v.-e
lac. rma, ana bath. utlls. ana sec
retaflal service lnci,I 500 mo
men only, no, s.esii,
nFondRT0wN-AttFaetlve furn
rsasonAbis' Hks. Pkici. co
h.liaO,
oKon6ETowN, 10 min.-nedroem
InMns nsgoHa Hlssnsn' eash' u.lla
GEORGETOWN, iao7 Goth at.
nedrm,i ~, Ini XIII hatni snd
nT.is pea $3.50 Lease, no, 3
IRyINg ST. NV ilsa Lss
M sFlsGs ssflss flscn RA '?ss a.ssIa. Y; bath BIZ
MINTwooD RI, NV. isas-i and
rms, all utilities, GOOD, sober
elientelei W. end or after Q IN
Park M. NV, iaas.ss=i.room
klt,. apt, Apply manARef, tasA
eesIi es6I !ysi.. Isii 10 : asssoc 3. i'o vtd'"
RiioDE ISLAND ava. NV. 1907,
downtown, vol turn must b
seen 70 appreciate, Hu, a-6i;lk
ROCK cRkEK ARIA rms. and
bath, beantlluilv furn,, aii utiis
incl adultsi 800 mo. An, a-3an7
THOMAS cIRCLE--Ene,: lse. rm.,
lies 'f itah Il S.,l.' Sin.. IA. a g. S.75ls Ss
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PIX.
- rms, and bath In apt. bids,
,ihup Slsdssdals pl NV ,go'
t0i ALLISON ST, N.w.-a.rm. ant.
newly dec. nicely iurn,. unlimited
phone, bus Al corner, RA. 3-3td0
FACING ROCK CREEK NV Of
q rms rs. Elii 10 e1!el 5esiSS ipSsri' d'''' so'
DUPLEX. nT, lst and Kennedy
Kit, dinette, bath; nicely furn.
$3.50 mo, Tu. a-if57,
1893 QUE ST. N.w.-Lee, compl.
incl. utils, Adult DE. 2.Os6f.
EFFIcg Sali l.s pl. nv; Apply
location. RA. 6.okoi.
0e5O 18th PL. N.w.-BeautifuIly
furn .bedrm. ant. lst 4. No
Shildren; Nlb mo- incl utils'
5ioJ KANSAS AVE. N.w.-clean
ss9a,,,. ss9s, ,0Iy rms; ,;.Isn si,s Ryt', essh'
MOD. DNTN. ELEv. BLDG.-spae
snie," nicely furn. sun deck;
ait. cond and ear, avail; utils,
incl, $40 up. Avail, irnmed. 1925
AIR.CoND. furn. apt. Cali Ap.
4-31l4. PEOPLES CLEANERS,
1905 18th st. NV.
Mr.. 3Oth AND ADAMS N.E.-BSnt.
only: no drinkers. La. 6.s221.
DUPLEX, 1870 Maple View ri. Sc.
--Liv.. rm., bedffn., kit, bath /:
utils, furn., $50 mo-: nr. Bolling
Field and Naval Air Station. Tu.
--h1.l.
1S4a 18th ST. H.W.-Beautiful 9
bedrm. ant. entire fioor: newly
decorated. air-cond. DE. a-5364
ONE.YEAR LEASE-duar. AGAINST
rent increases: sood legation; |.
10th ST, NV, 33as--one and two
Ims klL., oatni NOS-SbO mo
SWISS REALTY, DU. 7-1i7e.
1850 I4th ST. NV . rms. kit.
and semipvt. bath, rec; renovated; !;
SIS wk AD. 1890.
1924 PARK RD, N,w.-Liy. rm..
bedrm,, kit. adjoining bath; cou-
pie, S69.6O. RA. 3-4310.
1882 QUE ST. N.W.-3 rms. and
bath, Apply after 5 pm. CO.
1905 3rd ST. N.W.-Neatiy furn :.
Arm. apt, all utils., good transp.,
SS5 mo. ia. o-7333.
2 LARGE ROOMS kitchen and pvt.
bath: utils. Incl. 203 c st. ne.
25O7 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne
Basement apt, studio bedroom,
kitchen-dinette. bath, ali utils.
furn.; S6g.5O mo. LA 9-i7IO.
18th AND r SITS. N.W.-Entire
md noor; lge. bedrm., lge. kit.
with din and liv. area: pvt. bath:
$50 mo. utils. incl. ia. 9-6lS7.
18th ST. NV. I72s-Beaut. furn.
5edrms:, lv. rm;. kit. bath; Ss5.
6edrms.. S100. DE, 2-653O..
IG00 IRfh CT NJ N
Evening star., 1958-05-02
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BAsSETT HOUNDS, Axe. . mos !.
tricolored 10. 6-0S2l.
BEAGLES, 8 wks. old; wormed
Axe reg, by Field Champion
oakley Jack. Call BR. S-S993.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER puppies;
AkC req; papers with sale. Call
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DUPONT CIRCLE
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL

lon 1900 Block conneel,eat Ave,
s3iO A8flAfEAD no. s-3aBl
100 Attractive, Comfortable room
~ Daily or si4 Weekly, Up
Excellent MealA Al Cost 10 Quest
st-HouR HoTEL SERVICE
$l4 WEEKLY UP
Lge. double rms,. also large dou
bic rms, " day, for ladies, gentle
men, OF couple; blk oii Conn
ave. blks Mayfiower, walk B,
downtown; maid serv is2R l7tl
-. NV, Lu, a.ilD0 or NE, S-sOfl
THE MAURY
59l isth ~ nw;ETvin rms, Sn.
House, maid ana eiev. service.
COLoRED-N,w., sEc.--Lee. from
rm.. small hall rm., al privil.
eony. transp, IA, 0-Oa07.
COLORED - S22 DECATUR ST
N.W.--Lee. attr. front rm., kit
privil.: s. wk. RA. B-331g.
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I Gu. I'd, SO; 3 Gu. yds., s2lj
sS42FfSSss Sa2$S4sss II 'di fGf sS$BSsg SG*BSsg
DAVE NORRIS, VII. $3.50 Of
.SP. 4-675S. MORRIS EGG FARM
open every day, 8 to 9 includinf
Sunday; Phone calls received ans
Silver Spring, lust past Martin's
dairy, Min. delivery Si0, within
l5.mile radius Of farm; ell other
deliveries at slight additional
Evening star., 1958-05-02
ROOMS EURR--MD..VA.

ALEX. blk. from Russell I'd, Mt
Ida section--Sin1le room fol
ladies. re. 6-7hs4.
ARL.. IN APT. BLDG.-Nice rm
with bath. pvt. entr.; close K
cows, gentleman. IA. 7.OlO7.
CHEVY CHASE rms. shower
closet. Will install kit. II desired
OIL. s-9936 between IL am. anC
1880 pm.
ROCkVILLE-New home, attrac
; Turn. rm.; lge. yard: kit. privils.
or 2 YOUNG ladies. GA. 4-77O0
GENTLEMAN = Lee. upstairs rm-
nicely furn.; pvt. home, bet. :
ouslines; Lyon VILLAGE. ia. s-6563
A VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU
this is q most unusual furnished
room ofier. S35 month. Commute
drive TO Pentagon. CIR. 3-234g
after $3.50 nm
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WAR SURPLUS
MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators
sod cutters rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL a EQUIP. CO., JU. 5-5040
~ RENTALS. BY THE WEEK OR
MONTH. REASONABLE RATES
CALL DAY OR NIGHT, La. g.
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BOSTON TERRIERS, . puppies, /
weeks old; Axe shots. JU. :.
, 1958-11-18

Emancipation Garden on Sun
day afternoon.
BY courtesy Of Admiral
Craig, the Acting Governor,
Administrative Assistant Tom
Cunning and Military Aide,
Continued on page A.
, 1958-11-18
Pope John XIII
Creates TwentY-three
New Cardinals

Pope John XIII created
tWenty-three new Cardinals,
two from the United States.
This brings the number now
to seventy five instead of
seventy set by Pope Sixtus v.
The new American Cardi-
nails are Archbishop John F.
of Philadelphia and
a n d Archbishop Richard
James Cushing Of Boston. This
gives the United States a total
Of four Cardinals. They are
Cardinals Spellman Of New
York and Nc Intyre Of Los
Angeles. The new Cardinals
will 60 to Rome for cere-
monies Of investiture to begin
December Is.
, 1958-11-18
Funeral Of Vdldemdr
Curtier at 4P. M.
Wednesday,

The funeral Of Vademar Car
tier will be held at t h e
Seventh Day Adventist Church
at 4 o'clock tomorrow WED
nesday) evening.
A daughter, Mrs. Emelda
James and a granddaughter,
Miss Emelda Sarauw arrived
this morning from New York.
He is survived by eight girls
and a son, Ida, Morton, Verona
Eva, Ingeborg, Alice, Emelda,
Violet and Claudia. Also forty
five grandchildren and fifteen
great-grandchildren.
Mr.. Cartier was for years a
local Elder Of the Seventh Day
Adventist Church.