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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HAYWOOD CENTER

EASTERN AVE AND vARNUM ST.
MOUNT RAINIER. MD.
Center contains 10 stores, theater
and gas. station, serving densely
Store: 2 floors, approx. 43xso
IT. each, suitable for 5-and-10-cent
or DEBT. store ladies' 81 OF IN, mems
auto accessories or business once
or discount store or furniture store.
Available now. Plenty Of free
parkinR.l
Call MR.. HISLE. WA. 7-62O0
4101 HAYWOOD Pl., Mt. RAlnier. Nd.
LET US SELL YOUR
BUSINESS
Large or small. near-far; have
out-of-town cash clients IN. Y
Coop. Assoc. J. GIBRALTAR CO.,
wash. Bldg. (va.-D. c.-Md.
Gibraltar Co. Specials
with Guaranteed Business Records)
- TAVERNs-ln Southern Md.
TAvERN-Collese PIX, Md: good
:, TAVERN = Conn. ave-, Chevy
BEER-TAVERN-coiieee PIX. Md.
$1,000 with $4,000 cash On.
TAVERN--Pa. ave. NV; $1,000
wk, bus; excel. terms.
BAR-REST-N.E.; 10. cI. Sun;
AUTO PARTS-Distb. Arl, SIS;
lge. bus: $4,000 cash REQ.
RECORD SHOP-Conn. ave: ex-
eel. loo; $4,000. " cash.
CARRY-oUT LUNCH--Nr. Cath
Univ; $1,000. only 81 900 down.
NEWSSTAND HOTEL - Gifts
9-5, cl. Sun. Only $1,000.
DELIcATEsSENS-Sil. spg.: 49,
900 wk.; also d. c.; 81 800 wk.
CARRY-OUT DRIVEN - Be.
ctr. Md; busy; $4,000. terms,
GRoCERY-Wis. ave. NV; also
l in Arl.. Va: reas. teyms.
IDEAL FOR WOMAN - Lunch
LAUNDROMATS-U1 Arl.. Va;
S1l,O00: 90 d. c., NV, $12. 900:
go Coll. PIX, Md; $4,000 terms
DRESS SHOPS-tD Conn. ave
over 100000 yr.; CT NV; small
shop with apt: low rent: CD Nd
shop ctr; good business and terms
TRAILER Gritty Rt. /. Va;
23 acres. C2l Md. RI. /; II acres
Gibraltar Co., DI. 7-6500
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PARK; option
TO buy--Uitramod. 3-bedrm. brick:
powder rm. fenced yard vacant;
very desirable area: $40 mo-
ia. 9-92gg, Ii. 1-2IOO.
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q LUCHS Co.
5000 Conn. Ave. NV KE 7-1Rnn
Chevy Chase, D. C.
Wilson High Area
37l5 FesSenden st. NV.
Open Sat. and Sun.
l to 6 Pm.

rare opportunity. CoInpletely
AIR CONDITIONED and carpeted@
Detached 3-bedroom, 3-bath brick
with den, recreation rm. and p
car garage: packed with many fine
features. Trade-in of your present
home considered Quick possession,
CALL Mr.. CLARK, RIA. 1901
A., s: GARDINER a. CO.. INC.
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DRY CLEANING PLANT-Priee
$4,000. Down, $500. Equipment
Nd Mr.. fowler. with A, r.
sEELYE DI. 7-s325.
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REsTAURANT-S5OO down; rent.
500, incl. heat and water: seats
40 air eond.. nicely equipped.
SIsan Price. $4,000. A, r.
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Metzler Realtor, EN-. 2-74OO
CHEVY CHASE
Fashionable Hawthorne

Open house today 2-6. Beautiful,
air-cond Colonial brick home,
with lst-flOor study and powder
room, 4 bedrms., ga baths, beau,
tifuf cluhrm., newly equipped
kitchen, screened porch, garage
and 17O-ft. wooded lot. In new
house condition and priced UNDER
to Chevy Chase cir, right on West
ern ave, to Chestnut st., right to
3292 and our sign, or take West
ern Ave. bus tD-6, to end Of line
and our open sign.
& LUCHS Co.
5000 Conn. Ave. NV. KE. 7-lS00
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AMERICAN Z. AREA - Brand new
brk Colonial: true. center hall.
den and lava 3 bedrms.. . baths
on End: rec. rm garage. Priced
low for quick salel FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-l41l;
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ALEX: 3-bedrm.. lis-bath home;
1ge. liy. rn. with flrepl, lge. din
nm. kit has lots Of counter space
and cabinets. plenty Of room for
eating. stove and disposal. fun
bsmt with pine-paneled rec nm.
fenced I'd; close 10 Pentagon.
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CATHEDRAL AREA

2SlO Both ST.
5-Bedrm Town House, S24.950
FOXHALL AREA
4Sl7 RESERVOIR RID.
3 Bedrms.. . Baths, Rec. RIM.
S23.500
FOGGY BOTTOM
52S 22nd ST.
Lee Corner Brick on 2 Floors
sol .H50
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CLUB. ONE BLOCK!--
Handsome brk. Colonial with lovely
big rooms, true center hall, LIST
floor Law: 2 twin bedrms.. 2 baths
on 2nd floor: scr, pch., gar, slate
roof. Vacant. Asking S2S. $50
Mako your bid FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, INC, OIL. 2-7O06: eyes,,
FE. 7-3bD2.
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SHANNON &LUCHS Co
94l6 EYE ST.

For the fastidious person who de-
mands everSthing-centraiiy air.
cono,. hrepl.. patio, spacious mas
ter bedrm., q kitchen that turns
anyone into cook. magniiicent
storage. All for $4,000.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Beautiful. newly decorated Co
ioniai brick. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
powder room lst floor: recreation
I'M: garage; exceptionally WELL
handicapped. Call Mr.. Dell, ct. g.
1900. JU. s-1612.
JAMES L. DIXON a. co.
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CHURCHES, COLORED
Small, med. Ice. tn. 2-i40s.
HOUSES F0R sALE-N.W.

A NJ z Y. U.-WEsLEY HEIGHTS =
Luxurious air-conditioned rambler
e u tnis wonaeri1i loe WIN every
bedrms Ia baths on list floor. :.
huge bedrms.. . baths on end /;
gorgeous elubroom with bar and
fireplace. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
INC, DI. 7-14l1: ewes. wo. g.
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Town a COUNTRY REALTY
TE 6-l4l5 TIL Q
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cnInRFn

1909 Girard 81. nw.--s rms
3 baths, oil h.-w.h., Sis.
l"l2 18th ST. ne e rms. bath,
h.-wh., 500.
AS r 81 NV - rms, bath, gas
heat adults. 500.
1910 Belmont I'd. n.w--0 rms
2 baths, oil h.-wh.. sizes.
234 Duncan st n.e.--4 rms.
1929 llth st. n.w.-2nd fir fat,
q rms bath. Arcola heat: adults
only; $50.
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DRESS SHOP. NV.

Busy shopping area. rent cnly
$500 mo including apt Good
hours. Wonderful opportunity for
good operator. No reasonable OFFER
refused. Owner anxious 10 sell.
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GAS-SERVICE STATION

. bay-6 pumps. parking lot for
20 cars. annual vufume 100000
3-yf. lease. Lge volume of repairs
and accessories Partners should
easily net $4,000 yrly. $4,000
On. Exclusive.
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On Shenandoah River

Price slashedl Must be seen "a
be appreciated Finest OF fishing
boating and hunting: beautiful
lawn, lots OF shade trees. outdoor
freplaces; 10 acres. many bearing
fruit trees. white-painted bunga
low; = rms. and bath; utilities
Venetian blinds: two ei-ft. porehes
storage house: less than 70 MINIS
to large town With city advantages;
q steal" at new low price; 81. 900,
part down; oil space heater, gas
range. etc. included. Z, G. Brum-
back. IsTROUT REALTY, Middle
town. Va. Bargain list mailed free
IIicfnr;o
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CHEVY CHASE
CAPE COD BEAUTY

Open house, Ia. Slated to be
the Buy OF the Year" Priced in
the LOW POS. Owner will allow for
complete decoration to your taste.
This white brick beauty with slates
roof is on a wooded lot near bus
and parochial school. 3 bedrms !,
= baths. including Ist-FLOOR
BEDROOM and bath. separate din
ing nm. with bay, scr. porch. ga.
rage. Immediate possession Just
take look! Conn. ave. TO Oh. Oh.
circle, right ON Western 10 Broad
Branch rd., right to Stephenson pl.
left to sign.
SHANNON &LUCHS Co.
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CHURCH

Modern brick church bldg. on
20,O0O-foot corner lot on Mass.
ave NV; slate roof: parlor with
fireplace. kitchen, study and lava
tories An excellent opportunity for
small congregation In a pleasant
new NV. suburb. Price $37, 800.
with terms available Please call
Mr.. Gavin with H. O. sMITHY CO.,
ST. 3-3300; res. AID. 2-5004.
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ATTRACTIVE SIT and card shop
in nv. neighborhood park and
shop location. Estab. over long
period. Hours, . TO 8. Owner
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RESTAURANT FOR sALE--Income
over $1,000 per mo excel loea-
tim, mcd. equip. MAMMALS REAL
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SERVICE STATION
CLASS c AND REST.
STROUT


Mailed FREEi Farms. Homes. Bust
nesses; CoAst-to-Coast. "a States
3,lS6 properties described. bar
gains galore. many pictures. live
stoek. equip, crops, furnishing
Years Service. WORLDS LARG-
EST BUY and SAVE through
STROUT REALTY. 1i3S.N Wood
ward Bids, Washington. sterline
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Grand Old Homestead

A terrific barRatni Only 81. 900
down. Large stream flows through
the property; 10ia acres, large plot
which produces the tops In
gravity water. lawn shaded by huge
trees; nice concrete walks; good
barn 2Sx40, two 16x20 poultry
houses, corn crib; school nearby
town 10 minis. estate settlement
sacrificed. $500. furniture for 3
bedrms.. dining rni, and back porch
furniture included II take now.
Arthur Harris. sTROuT REALTY
P;,ooo Box 200, Madison. va.
Bargain listA mailed free.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AUTO WkECKING-9 acres and
small once; permit for burning
cars; GOOD access: strategic loca-
ington. will sell or lease to an ex.
perienced man willing to work to
build his own business; reasonable
price and terms. Please reply In
writing stating your qualifications
tn Hox IRo.V Gtar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

FINER TYPE; 16-unit motel. Brick
and masonry construction. De
luxe furnishings, wall-to-wall car
pet, etc. Built In 1854. Well located
on US Route 301 In southern Md.
Very nice owners apt. Could not
be built today for selling price
of S9a 0fl0 terms now ~ Cfar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

RESTAURANT, brick, very modern
with ? acres Of land. Seating ca
paclty 50 Located / mile north
Of Ft. Belvoir on Richmond Wash
rnss9n MY IL. hx SCI SpHor b sP-
ERICK N LACEY Aaent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

CARRY-OUT sHOP-Good NV. cor
Does over 81 900 wk Plenty Of
proflt for two partners. Can BE-
handled with reasonable cash
down. Can sell TO white or coll
ored. w. z. THRIFT, i4il Pa.
ave nv. Ma. S-a743 or 6P
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$1,000 DN-
BEAUTY PARLOR. NV.

Nov solely operated BY help,
wonderful location for good beau
tician. ColoFed or white. Fixtures
and equipment cost over $4,000. q
steal q $4,000 complete. Ewes, and
sun. Al BOOKOFF, RA. 6-65o7.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

725 9th ST. NV.
3 rooms and bath: redecorated: $40
s2s KENNEDY ST NV
. rooms and bath: gas heat; SOS
THE RIGGS NATL. BANK
WASH LOAN a. TRUST BRANCH
e0O p ST NV ST. 3-5500
1922 10Th ST. NE, mr., Providence
Hosp --Brk: excel cond. rms
rec rm.. fenced yard Sl15.
4Jla Sareent Rd NE - Det
brk-i y rms: rec. rm.; garaee; gas
heat. SI25.
3g22 18th 81 N.E.-Ccr. brk.
mr.. Monastery; 3 rms. full bEmt, (.
Storm winds. excel cond.: Sll5.
ARTHUR L. CURLING, la. 6-063l
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k.E.. NEWTON ST.. I36a-Cor. det-.
firepl. hsuii., attic, porch: 3 bed
rms. oil heat. Sl25 mo refer
enees Open SUNDAY. HE. p-0s59.
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SUN OIL co.
1925 K ST. NV.
Packape Stnre-Rar


Package Store-Bar
WITH SLOTS
PRICED TO SELL
CAL Mrs. Honeveutt. XII. $4,000
u. NJ: GREENFIELD ia. a-77ss
BEST BAR BUY IN TOWN
This bar is in NV. colored trade.
seats over 200. opens pm. A
GOLD MINE. Does over $1,000 wk
business. All bar. air eond.. ice
mach, low payroll. excel for part
ners; priced below market value
Exclusive.
BAR-TAVERN
colored trade. does 81 500 VIZ.
business, all bar. Seats 1875. Pres
ent owner 81 yrs. same location.
wonderful opportunity with low
down payment
R-TAVERN
Very nicely equipped. cir cond.
seats 20, opens 3 pm. closed Sum
lays. Can be handled with $1,000
down. NV. area Exclusive.
LIQUOR STORE
In NV. this store is a half pt.
and pt store. Best colored corner
loe. in NV. area, Averages over
a. 900 wk bus. S25. 900 viii handle.
Incl more than $4,000 in stock,
bal on easy terms.
Ar eNHTTJnNY ryVa n nanA
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RAR-GRuL NV

Transient area. good lease, low
rental. air cond nicely equipped
$4,000 On. will handle. Must
be seen 70 be appreciated. Ewes.
and Sun. Shea Chaser, RIA. 6-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
4l2 9TH st. NV Ma. s-93Ta
GAS CEPWINr CATALAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

EEAR BaRNEY CIRCLE. 1927 K
ST. se.-Mosl desirable row brick;
. bedrms.. liv rm bath. din
area, KIT. rear yard: 500 Call
2 ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

l?i0 PA. AVE. SEW. rm-, den.
dining rm. kit and pantry on LIST
floor; rms and bath on End
floor; newly decorated: coal h. w.
b.; SIS mo. Phone Monday. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 X st. nv.
Ma S.I1Gf
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HOUSES uRFURMIsNED
CoLoRED

70 Defrees st. n.W.-Lovely re-
modelled 5-bedrm. house. 2 baths:
S95.
3425 X ST. n.w.-Lge. house.
good loo, completely redec.: $50,
90 9TH st. s.e.-Lge, redec.
HARRISON a. ADAMS
932 X st. NV. Ma. S-S30S
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CHEVY CHASE

-,- OfhN SUNDAY, 2-5
5225 43rd st. n.w.-3-bedrm. full
bsmt., semidet. stone-and- brick
home In excellent location: fenced
rear yard. Price, Sl7,95O, terms.
Call Miss Reynolds, MA, S-934O:
ewes Re 3-1323. OLIVER n.
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KOGOD & BOOKOFF
il2 9th ST NV. ma. s-a373
MOTELS FOR SALE

Advice and consultation by exelu-
sive .fuil-time motel broker and
travel specialist. offering recon-
mendations on best buys in mnteis
and sites large motels with cash
small motel can be bought for
$4,000 cash. balance easy pay
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

EVANSVILLE - Bubble stone
church, seats approx. 300: elee.
organ, pianos, social hall: edu-
cational bldg, kit, all fully equip f;
ideal for small CONGREGATION. JOHN
H. JOHNSON, WA. 7-bO5U.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

ALEX AREA bedrm, la.
bath rambler. center-hsll entr.
beautiful view from liv. rm pic
ture WINDOW; kit has eye-levei
oven, disposal and refer; fun bsmt
With lee. rec. rm. with view and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

UNFINISHED, stone. Colonial
dwelling, on Ri 67I, Loudoun
County, Va, between Hillsboro
and Harpers Ferry, 50 mi. D. c.
rooms, bath: central heat: 3
decorated: $3.50 monthly to ac-
eeptable lessee OR. 3-2155.
1918 $. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-9
rms baths, lge. yard: Open Sun.
to 4 nm NO T.53aO
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SELF-SERVICE MARKET
BEER NV

Low rental. owner anxious 10 sell.
q steal at $1,000 complete with
over $1,000 stock. No good will,
nxtures free. Must be seen TO be
appreciated.
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cOLORED-e5 GTRARD sT. M.

NOEORED" % OhhAAD 81. Nj
LIST q liy. rm., din. nm. and kit:
ment: coal heat. small back yard
with garage. To inspect, call
NJ PAUL HANNAH, T32 18th ST.
nv NE S-4lOO
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COLORED-212 p ST. N.W.-ls.
a., liv. rm. din. I'm. and kit. End
q, 3 bedrms. and bath: coal heat
Key at the once Of NJ. PAUL
HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV, Me.
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PACKAGE LIQUOR !

:. Over $500. 900 annual volume
Very little competition. Nets ovei
$4,000 yrly. Wonderful opportu-
nifty for partners Substantial eash
required; Ewes. & Sun. Fred KoRod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

COLORED-e00s sth ST. NV
porch: End q !. 8 bedrms. and bath: .
gas heat To inspect, call Nj
PAUL HANNAH, 132 18th 81
NV. NE S-4lOO
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TOWN Tho HoU j;
1916 VAN NESS ST. NV,
OPEN sun" 1905
Artistically designed and
decorated home, close 10
transp., etc. NEW PAN
Fled FAMILY ROOM and
powder room, mod. kit. on
lst;. 3 bedrrns. on End: beau
tiful rec. room. This home
has cHARMl Ewes, AID.
4-SS32.
Out Wisconsin ave. to
Van Ness St, right 10 home.
MntZler Realtnr EN- 2-7Anl
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IT'S A DATE


Washington Fashion Group
kineheon-meetlng featuring
Vogue Magazines color and
hbric forecast for Fall 1858.
Margaret Ingersoll Of Vogue
the commentator. Willard
Hotel. South Ballroom at
t2:30 pm. For reservations
DALI Dorothy Stead. Dupont
1000.
Garden Party, fashion
Show. Sc. Johns Episcopal
Church at the home Of Mrs.
conover. 6l20 Brookwood I'd.
Kenwood. Md. Rose VIII
BANS fashions modelled by
members Of The Models
Guild.
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THURSDAY

Mayfair Restaurant, infor-
NAL modelling OF summer
styles. Hairstyles by VIM
cent. A Models Guild pres
entation. At cocktail time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20

CSC CELANESE COTTON AND
ACETATE PONGEE PRINTS.
Florals and geometrics; AZ" wide.
Washable ----------yd. R9e
l2s sCREEN-PRINTED
FLORAL TAFFETAS. Hand
washable. AZ" wide--yd. 79c
9sc WASHABLE NYLON CHIF-
FON. Black, navy, white, red,
coral, Nile green, pink, rose,
fuscia, royal, kelly, purple, toast,
beige, peacock, orchid, aqua.
Wash and drip-dry; AZ" width,
yd. SIC
2.95 COUTURIER SILK SHAN
TUNG PRINTS by famous Beld-
ing-Corticelli. CreaSe-reSiStant;
AZ" wide. -----------yd. "a
$50, 2.95 EMBROIDERED EVER
GLAZE@ COTToNs. White or
colored grounds. Washable; SO"
wide. ----------------yd. I.67
s8c BUTCHER RAYoN SUMMER
SUITINGS. Black, navy, white,
apple green, pink, melon, toast,
copen, lilac, avocado or orange.
40 wide. --------------yd, 68C
l.59 WOVEN LENo STRIPED
CoTTONS. Crease-resistant; a.
wide. -----------------yd. 79c
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SATURDAY

Luncheon Fashion show,
Willard Hotel. for the d. c.
Savings a. Loan League.
Leona's Of q Street fashions.
Hahn's shoes. A Models
Guild show with Ginny De-
Franceaux concentrating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20

The dramatic floral prints AOe
that borrow their exotic FOO w.
colors of rose, orange or
blue combinations from
summers own flowers. So" wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20

Favorite fabric in wide OO~
"A" width and choice Of OO ys'
colors: white, black, navy,
toast, turquoise, beige, CO.
pen, rose or red.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20

Penna. Ave. at 9th st. NV, Washington
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
Science Fair
Interests Faculty

Several Bluffton school teachers
will attend the Archbold school S
Eighth Annual Science Fair this
week end with the purpose of gather
ing ideas for a similar exhibition in
the local schools.
j. H. Spengler, superintendent of
Archbold schools, attended a local
faculty meeting Tuesday evening to
discuss the success of the annual
show in his community.
An outgrowth of the Archbold en-
phasis on science was the success of
one high school student in proving
that the bite of the black widow spider
is not deadly except when attended by
complications. The youngster was
awarded a scholarship to Brandeis
university because of her work
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
BLUFFTON LOCALS

wards attended the Lima Symphony
concert Sunday night.
Mrs. Naomi Vercler, Mrs. Aaron
Murray and Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein
of the Travel class attended the Ohio
Federation of Womens Clubs Legis-
lation Day in Paulding, Wednesday.
Topics discussed were: Rehabilita-
ton of Delinquent Youth; Right to
Work Law; Problems and Possibili-
ties in Education, and Ohio Health
Law.
Rev. Howard Landes, former pas
tor of the Ebenezer Mennonite church
was in town last week after attending
ordination services held for his son
in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Yoder and
family returned to their home in New
York Friday, after pleasant visit
with their parents, Mrs. Sam Locher
of South Jackson street and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ]. Yoder of Waunka, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brobham who have
Deen visiting at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. Amos Suter the past few months,
left March % for Clinton, Iowa, where
he has accepted position at the Ho-
tel Lafayette.
Diller ambulance removals - Mrs.
Norman White and infant daugh-
ter from their home at Russell s
Point to the Carl White residence on
Washington street; Sam Bixel from
North Spring street to the Bluffton
hospital; Mrs. D. J. Basinger from
the Lima Memorial hospital to her
home west of Bluffton; Clarence .Ar=
mold, Defiance, from Route 30 east
of Beaverdam, to the Bluffton hospi-
tai; Max Gecowets, Defiance, from
Route 80 east of Beaverdam, to the
Bluffton hospital. =
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Diller and Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Coon were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Coon and family
of Plymouth, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Coon and family of Ontario,
were afternoon visitors.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Meta Dean,
Mrs. Lloyd Ramseyer, Mrs. Elsie
Plank and Miss Ada Lapp entertained
the college faculty women at tea
for Miss Edna Ramseyer, and pre-
sented her with a gift for her new
home, the Home Management House
Mr.. and Mrs. Armin Hauenstein
spent the week end in Cincinnati with
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Barrett. Mrs. Bar
rett is Mrs. Hauenstein's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patterson
have returned home after spending
the winter in California with their
son Richard.
Mr.. Ray Hauenstein, who came
home from Los Angeles last week be-
cause of illness is in a Toledo hos
pital receiving treatment.
Coach and Mrs. A. c. Burcky were
in Columbus for two days this past
week end, attending the high school
basketball tournament. Several other
enthusiasts were also there, including
Ralph Reichenbach and Kenneth
Mast.
The Geographic Center of Ohio is
in Delaware county, twenty-five miles
east of north of Columbus. The land
area is 41,122 square miles, and in
habitants per square mile are 1882.
DR.. and Mrs. John Bauman of
Cleveland visited his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Irwin Bauman over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Murray, Mrs.
Leland Diller and Mrs. Alma Ed
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spent the week end here.
Miss Minnie Benroth of the county
treasurer's office visited at the home
of her brother, Albert Benroth, Thurs
day.
D. s. Beeshy left for Lewisburg,
Monday, to make preparations for
erecting a new stone plant to be built
by the Bluffton stone company near
that place.
In honor of their son, Arnin, who
expects to leave for Camp Sherman
Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hau-
enstein will entertain a number of
friends Wednesday evening.
Rev. M. E. Todd of the Presbyteri-
an church delivered the sermon in
the union service held in the First
Mennonite church Sunday evening.
David Geiger and David Wenger
are the owners of new Buick touring
cars.