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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-06

Lloyd, of Barberton, and Miss
Marjorie Wilhelm, of Clinton.
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Blair.
Mrs. Warren Sutton spent Fri
day and Saturday with her son,
Homer and family, of Delaware.
He is getting along fine after
serious operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wells and
Ernest Wells, of Tabor Ridge,
spent Tuesday evening with
Ross and Nina Holland.
Mrs. Robert Camden enter
tanned the young folks with a
Halloween party, Thursday even
ing at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McVay
visited with their daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Hanson, of
Woodsfield, Thursday afternoon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-06
SarahsviIIe Ri. |

Mr.. Robert Smith, rural mail
carrier, is enjoying a vacation
until December l. Mrs. bessie
Carter has taken over, as assist
ant rural carrier.
Several relatives and friends
from here attended the funeral
services for Mrs. Rose Bates,
which were conducted from the
u. B. church in Fredericksdale.
Burial was in the church GENE
terry.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-06

Mrs. H. B. Wilson was visit
ing Mrs. Victor Williams, Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gallagher, OF
Palestine Ridge, spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Harvey Long.
Sunday visitors at the Harry
Kohut home were Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Schott and children, Of Cald-
well.
well, Jimmie Civins, Miss Betty
Rody, Of Bellaire, Mr.. and Mrs
R. j. Magis and daughters, Linda
and Becky, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Long and Homer Rich.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-06
HAM OPERATORS

Harry b. Colley, W8LG, 80
Belford street, Caldwell, has
been selected to set up an organ
ization of Noble county amateur
radio operators prepared to fur
nish organized emergency COM
munications in time of disaster.
Mr.. Colley's assignment, which
carries the title of emergency
coordinator, is to band together
members of the amateur radio
service for emergency duty.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Exen-
keinper, Mrs. Lula Mills, of
Jacksonville, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Brown and family, Herman
Brown, of New Straitsville, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Worrall of Dex-
ter City. all were Sunday visitors
of Mrs. Mary Hesson.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wetzler,
of Byesville, spent Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Mary Haidet
and sister.
Mrs. Stella Schoeppner was a
visitor at Caldwell on Tuesday
and at Matamoras on Friday.
Mrs. Rose Schoeppner and Mrs.
Ethel Schoeppner were Marietta
shoppers on Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1958-01-30

safety; Mrs. Helen Shackleton,
sunshine; Mrs. James Rowlinson,
program planning. Meeting places
hostesses and leaders were named.
The bylaws were read by the
president. Three members with
drew from the club, and three
new members were admitted. A
donation was made to the March
of Dimes. Roll was called with Ia
members and three visitors pre-
sent. The recreation hour was
spent in playing games.
Mrs. S. G. Walker, of Camden
was a visitor with friends in Ken
ton on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Carey OF
Smyrna and Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Rhodenheiser and family of Viii.
mington were recent visitors with
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Faulkner.
Mrs. Parrish Hebb and son Ron.
ME, of Baltimore, were guests OF
her mother, Mrs. George Woodall
on Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1958-01-30

Saturday, Jan. IA, in Kent Gen.
eral Hospital. - Birthday observ-
ances for Charlton Shockley, on
January %, and Frank Whalen,
on Jan. 24.-What is so rare as
a full day of sunshine in Janu-
airy observations for the fash
ion show luncheon to be present
ed by the Woman's National DEM
ocratic Club on Thursday, Feb. 6,
are now being accepted by Mrs.
Joseph Ennis, in the Clayton
Smyrna area. The show, titled
"Profiles n Fashion" is to be held
in the Presidential Ballroom of
the Statler Hotel in Washington.
Plans are being made for a spec
ial Delaware" car to carry the
group to Washington and special
bus transportation is being ar
ranged in the Capitol city.--A
local lad, William Johnson, recent
ly completed us. Naval service,
and is now showing promise in
the entertainment world. Bill, who
specializes on the guitar, is now
appearing with Earl Teat and his
Melody Rangers, and can be heard
each Saturday from 4:30 to $50
over Radio Sation WIPA, Anna
polls, Md Prior to his present en-
gagement, Bill has appeared at
Edwards Western Playhouse, Bos-
ton, and before entering Naval
service, presented musical pro-
grams over WIDOW. ~ A dance,
sponsored by the Newnam-Lee-
Urban Post, V.F.W., will be held
in the post home on Saturday
evening, Feb. 1. - The current
campaign for cards to be used by
the residents of the Welfare Home
in the occupational therapy de-
partment, has to date reaped a
harvest of 1913 cards. The cam
paign will end Friday, Jan. 81.
Your local correspondent is CRATE
full to each one who contributed.
The Weakly Wit: Out West
corn is measured by the foot,
down South by the gallon, and on
TV by the hour.
Smyrna times., 1958-01-30
TaylOr's Bridge

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet Friday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Keiser. Those on the refreshment
committee are Mrs. Keiser, Mrs.
Delbert Steller and Mrs. Lee
David.
Miss Janice Gohl, of Ocean City,
N. j., spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Francis.
Friendly Neighbors Home Dem
onstration Club will meet Tues
day, Feb. at IL o'clock with
Mrs. Harold McGrath, near Smyr-
ma, with a covered dish luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Newman
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Unruh and family in odes-
sa.
Mrs. N. c. Bradford, who has
been spending sometime with her
daughter, Mrs. Freeman Segars,
and Mr.. Segars, has returned to
her home in Lowell, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shahan of
Millington, Md. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Rowan
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ruscinslki
Smyrna times., 1958-01-30

day evening, Jan. %, in the church
basement. Following the dinner,
the officers were installed by the
retiring president, Mrs. Paul Pal
mer. They are: Mrs. Kennard
Wooleyhan, president; Mrs. James
Rowlinson, vice president; Mrs.
Susie Knotts, secretary; Mrs. XIX
zie Crossley, treasurer. Commit
tee chairman were named as fol-
lows: Mrs. Clifford Clark, annual
reports; Mrs. Paul Palmer, citiz-
enship and international relations;
Mrs. Roland Faulkner, community
work; Mrs. May Davis, family
life; Mrs. Levi Everett, health;
Mrs. Susie Knotts, publicity and
recreation; Mrs. Harold Hilyard,
Smyrna times., 1958-01-30
KentOn

Kenton Methodist Church, the
Rev. c. E. Wilkins, pastor, makes
the wing announcements:
Church School, 10 am. Mr.. Ern-
est Smith is superintendent. Mr..
George Galley was the speaker on
Sunday. Special numbers were
rendered by the choir. Choir re-
hearsal Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Loretta Clark is pianist, and Mr..
Chapman Shockley is director.
On the sick list are the Rev.
Mr. Wilkins, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs.
Alice bigger, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Ford.
Recent visitors at the parson-
age were the Rev. Edward Wilk-
ings and son David of Dover, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hudson and
daughters of Laurel, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Galley of Smyrna, Mr..
Ed Attix, Mrs. L. Everett and
Mrs. S. Knots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clough
were visitors on Sunday with
their nephew, Mr.. Omar Clough,
of near Sudlersville, who is a
patient in Chestertown Hospital.
He was injured in an automobile
accident.
The Kenton Homemakers Club
opened their years activities with
a covered dish dinner on Wednes-
Smyrna times., 1958-01-30
CLAYTON

- -
Ewell's-St. Paul Church Notes
The Rev. Guy H. McWilliams,
pastor, announces services for
Sunday, February 2, as follows:
Church School, 10 am, with G.
Francis Downs. superintendent, in
charge. At the IL o'clock worship
service, the pastor has chosen for
the sermon subject: "He Took a
Towel" ~ Church Calendar: On
Tuesday, Feb. 4, the Finance Com
mission will meet in the church
parlor at 7:30 pm. Mr.. Arthur
Thomas is chairman. The Official
Board, ]. Reynolds Pratt, chair
man, will meet Wednesday even
ing, Feb. 5, at 8:15, in the church
parlor. Mrs. Jennie Dixon will en-
tertain the Sunshine Glass at her
home on Friday evening, Feb. Z,
at 7:30. The Ministerial Associa-
tion of the Dover District will
meet here on Monday, Feb. 8, at
1890 am. II Today's Meditation: !:
All who live beyond middle life
desire a good old age" Religious
faith can contribute so much to-
ward a good old age Well-being
is based on character. So the sure
foundations of a good old age
must be laid in the earlier years.
One line of a hymn pictures the
plight of many in the later years
..."And age comes on uncheered
by faith and hope"-The Devo-
tional Reading for Today: So
teach us to number our days that
we may get a heart of wisdom
Psalm 90:12.
Items-George c. Smith, presi-
dent of the Clayton Lions Club,
wishes to thank those citizens who
contributed clothing, food, furn-
ishings, and building materials
for the David Morris family, who
lost all of their possessions in a
fire that destroyed their home on
Jan. 20.-Mrs. Harry c. Clayville
is recuperating at her home fol-
lowing surgery at the Kent Cen
eral Hospital. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clayville, son Harry, from
Baltimore, were weekend guests
of his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Har-
ry c. Clayville.-Mrs. Harvey Hill
has returned home after spending
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Baynard Harper and family in
Caldwell, N. j., a suburb of New
York City. A special birthday
congratulation to Eben Pete AL
free, who will observe his 84th
natal day on Saturday, Feb. i
Mrs. Mary Sheats is hospitalized
in Kent General Hospital. ~ The
Clayton Lions Club now has avail
able for patients in the Clayton
area, two hospital beds, and sew
eral sets of crutches.-A new ar
rival, a son, Paul, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Timmons, Sr., on
Smyrna times., 1958-01-30

of Wilmington, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weis and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keen, of Arden,
Del, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Lewis Atkinson,
Smyrna times., 1958-01-30
SHORT COURSE FOR STATE
POTATO GROWERS
CONTINUED From Page Seven

CONTINUED From Page Sevenl
ing that the meetings are open
to everyone and that both will
start at 8 pm. More complete in
formation may be had by calling
Smyrna times., 1958-01-30

and Mr.. Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Elliott
and daughters. of Goldsboro, Md,
spent the weekend with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shock
ley, and daughters.
Smyrna times., 1958-01-30

the county agents office at Dover
2621.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
stay in doubt
about Tampax?

Really there's no mystery about
Tampaxe internal sanitary pro-
lection. Learning to use Tampax
is about as easy as learning TO
use ipstick!
Just remember that for every
Tampax-user-and there are mil
lions. all over the world-there
was first timer
Your own first time" win be
Just like theirs. Once you try II,
you'll see how simple it really Is
to use. And then, you'll begin to
enjoy its many wonderful bene6tsl
With Tampax, you never have
to worry about odor. You never
have problems with chat C
ing, bullying pads. Never
have disposal or carrying
problems, either. Tampax
lets you do everything you nor
n10lly do in freedom and comfortl
Why wait? Try il this month.
Doctor-invented Tampax can be
bought wherever drug products
are sold. In Regular, Super, Jun
ior absorbencies. Tampax Incor-
porated, Palmer, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

Music Makers The Navy has
found a NEW use for tops Of SfeeI barrels.
What is 10?
The Nays new "All-American Steel
Band. ;" playing instruments made from
steel drum tops, has been formed at
San Juan, Puerto Rico. The band win
make its US. debut in Chicago this year.
-G.D.N, Bismarck, N. d.
Easy Does lt How did Gbe new
highway commissioner Of New Buffalo.
Mich, ger his POsf'
When he looked at his ballot during
a recent election he noticed that no one
was running for the Office, so he wrote
in his name. He was elected 10.
-O.G.G., MI. TeTHOH, NJ Y.
RoQivaentation =. The US. Office
of Education reports that even homework
fine is regulated in Russia. What is the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
sy TOM HENRY
~ TO
AQuiz En-
Questions and answers from the news

maximum time for homework permitted?
A special decree permits one hour
nightly in the first grade, two hours in
the third grade and up to four hours in
grades through 10.
-R.R., Jennings, Mo.
Strike Note How was il proved
in London recently that the piano may
well Be mighheT than The pen?
A single letter by Ludwig van
Beethoven brought more money at an
auction than al letters Of Nathaniel
Hawthorne and 20 letters Of George
Bernard Shaw. The Shaw sale had a
poetry manuscript thrown in.
-R.C.R., Paris, III.
NOTE. We will poy IS Tor question and used This
column Qvssons ere bossd current news clipping Of
heas must occomponv Address Tom Henr.
ThS WEEK. 4es IsEnefoa AvsnVe New rosk w. N. T. Unoe
eepsd eondbVhons connot be acknowledges returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
oooo The MENDOZA

ENEU SOt1 6t. 81 AAiOfama
Rd., NV.
PERFECT COMBINED DOC
TOR5S OFFICE AND RESI-
DENcE or home for large
family. LIST a. with 3 ex-
posures, I block from both
Conn. Ave. bus lines and I
block from Mt. Pleasant
street car, Foyer, living
room. sep. full dining room.
pantry. lse. kit. with 3 BED
ROOMS and den (library,
1V room or 4th bedroom. .
LARGEST bedroom and den
face each other Just inside
entrance readily converting
into reception and examina-
ton rooms for doctor. FOR
IMMEDIATE SALE owner
has authorized really deep
price cut on very liberal
terms TO acceptable and re-
lponsible buyer. Elevator
bldg. In excellent location.
Ask for MAJOR OARvEY in
Apt. o or call AID. 2-07TJ.
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TODAY
THE BROApMOoR

1901 Conn. Ave. NV.
3 unusually beautiful, mod
ern. air-cond. apt. homes
leach with 2 bathsl are
presently available In this
outstanding coop. Two have
bedrooms and one has 3
bedrooms. Two have 3 ex-
posures and overlook Rock
Greek Park. In one the ra-
diators have been removed
and radiation recessed into
the walls. S30.500 10
$4,000. Ask for Mr..
OWENS at BROADMOOR
desk or call WO. $4,000.
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AhL, Ms bsdrml, ~ baths.
s kitten. Porch and FENCED back
bus It,, KE. s-B2RO
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APIS. UnFuRMIsMED-MD.
lcoNTINuEDl


ROCKvILLE-Bedroom. w., room,
kit. and bath. Call I'm. 2-390Q.
sunday and evenings. WO. 0-3732
ROGERS HTS, MD.-Dup. apt, 4
ise. I'd; S65 mo. II. 1924.
SILVER sPRING-s bedrms., End
1r.. no pets; couple pref; refs.
utiis. not incl; $50. 10. 3-0eee.
SILVER sPRING-Attrac 1 and 2
bedrm. apis lge. rms, closets.
picture window, storage and laun.
dry facilities: on busline: SSb-S9b
incl. utils. u. 5-7404.
TAKOMA PARK. nr; Wash; SAM.
se5. End floor; $50 plus utils.
TAKOMA PARK. 1914 Greenwood
ave.--A large corner l-bedrn.
stn slds;s I l,.e blk "a. from % Rir AZ,
MA insl al . mill, vs syn Ss I. Alt +
TAKOMA--Real nice Germ. apt;
g pyt; ssss; ave eoG NJ s-ssis. Ti'
TAKOMA PK.-1 Bsdrm,, liy. rm.,
kit. dlnette. .utils. incl. hedrm;
ewes. durlne week.
BEAUT. SLIGO CREEK PKwY =
9-hedrm de luxe apis, desirable
area: only l unit available. JU.
S-R934
AIR CONDITIONED 2-bedrm, apt,
end n. Takoma Park-No children
or pets. $50 mo. includes utils.
PERRING, ReAltor, JU. 5-4422.
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$75.75 MO.

/ bedrm. liv. rm., dinette, kit
bath; M. airport and ali con-
geniences; all utila. incl. OV. s.
20S2. OV. 3-00sS.
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3. ARL.--Cong. to Arl. Hall and
Pentagon. Garden apt, bedrns.,
laundry and parking facilities;
bus at door. "a. S-33oe.
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MOVING, packing, STORAGE

ADAMS moves reasonable. SIS up
with 1ooo equipment, local and
Ions distance. Oh. 2-2s22.
nARBIs MOVERS - Insured van
service; experienesd white men.
rates as low ~ 70 per hour. 10.
LIGHT HAULING. local movins
~ s-iI66 Or III 6-2Sss
MOVING ACROSS TINE sTREET Of
acroae the country. safe storage
" separate rooma. expert paekine
Phone NO. 7-010f. UNION oTOR.
ACE CO. INC Established 1906
MOVING AND HAULING. day q
bitShY4 .s ssss ) 'a Z I RovrsEcds S Is
LIGHT HAULING by day. nlsht Of
week eP 3-l5iO
sAvR-Lov rates. padded vans
HILLS. sP. 10000. LU. i-950o
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OTHER LIsTINcs

The exclusive hstings Of
this once cover many other
highly desirable purchase
opportunities in apt. homes
Of all sizes at prices 70 n
all poeketbo0ks. ASK Us
ABOUT THEM AND ASK
10 SEE THEM. Call MAJOR
CARNEY tWO, 0-6023l OF
Mr.. OWENS GA. 3-87isi
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HllE9N1s.. - 1EAN-UI10 neWIY Fedec.
daylight bsmt. rec nm, din, area
on liv. rn.. equip elec KIT. with
breakfast nook y acre. cow.
Ayail Feb. 20: sl4b mo. KI.
6-2Sa0
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COUPLE

white wants i-bedrm. UNEUR-
BUi1bINo1: $50 q vs. Ssss'I Marsah az I
|or before Excellent references.
Pisase call RA 3-s777 or RA
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Central air cond.: 8 bedrooms.
ga oaths. living room, library,
modern kitchen, disposal and disli-
washer. charming garden. patio;
full bsmt. with automatic washer:
cow TO bus, school, shopping;
$3.50 mo-. refs. req. RE. 7-7t37
| OF OV. 3-l6ol. l0e
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL.. ~, on Wilson blvd.-2 bed
T Ts:S.,, e 4.v. sss;fb m ,:n IS 7.YsSa
All, va, 1909 n. panViiis-3
eedrps.. hy. I'm, din. rm.. Dan
h..SIh., fun bsmt, nice car, ~.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

ALABAMA AVE. near Naylor I'd.
! s.e.--o-rm. brick semidetached
| house. 3 bedrooms, gas heat,
front porch. deep lot: convenient
TO schools. shopping center and
movie; good bus service. Lu.
ALEX, Holm Haii-3-6edrm. brk.
ramb,; nrepl., storm windows: mr..
shop, school. churches; swim.
membership: sl15 mo. so. $4,000.
ALEX.--3 bedrms., IL baths, rec.
rri-, semidet;. close Pentagon bus,
schools. gas ht.; si25. XII. s.0564.
ALEX. 2sl7 MOsby st.-BFk. semi-
det.: mod. kit. ldry,, disp.. 3 bed
rms rms. rec. rmi $3.50 per mo.
ALEx.-Mod. 6-rm. row brick: 2
scr porehes. hsmt opens on deep
fenced I'd. $50 AID 4-s07D.
ALEX. va, mr.. Port Belvoif: 3
bedrms,. ~ baths; fenced vaFdi
close TO- school and churahess
ALEx.-YEAR-oLD. newly Tedec,
brick rambler: 3 bedrnB.. baths.
daylight bsmt. rec rm.. din. area
on liv rn.. equip cleo kit. with
Ss Avail FEB n0S 70. sl4ss ''s mo. '0 RE.
6-2Sa0
ALEX. HARRINGTON - 3-bedrm.
brk. row: excel closets; fenced
I'd, COW. loo 500 SO. ia 2-370S.
andrews FIELD. Sc. area = :.
etc sii5 mo. RE. 7-SisG.
ANDREWS BOILING FlELD-3-
bedrm. brk. ramb-' fnil bSnf Are.
pl; newly dec: $3.50. 10. T-k0B9.
ANDREWs-BOLLING F1ELD--WaIk
liv. rm.. sep. din. rn.. eiee. Iii,
rec. rm. paths: fenced yard:
SIPS mo. 10. 1884.
ANDREwS-sUITLAND = 3-bedrm.
SiiO. RE. $4,000
ARL., NJ or 3 bedrm, duplsx:
sl26, incl. heat, water.
ARL. NO.-3-bedrm.. 2-ctoTy brick:
SI39. adults preferred. IA. Z.
yuxs 4
ARL.. el4 %. 18th Cts bedrms.,
baths, rec RIM, auto. KIT level
fenced lot or 4-70O0.
ARL,, VA. 400 5. Wayne 81 J--B-
rm bIk, semidei'. fenced "a M.
Peat 500 per mo. HU. s-7e2s az
Ter ..
Az II rn Ma sl,s S'd SSHspl sn Si lS.
kitcen. porch and fenced back.
bus 81, KK. s-b2s0
ARL.. NAVY ANNEx. ! BIZ 2 he'd.
yard ~. 5-7sse.
AL" n, Elsa \. PeIlard-Lig
LIST a.; 2 small bedTma npttalfs.
bsmt Cow 70 new GA sllS ard
Psntagon; 70 mo, PAUL
5 IA g1ss. isd ewes Mr.. MILLER
All, va. S2I2 q 10th pl|-2-
story semidet. brick house; sas
close 70 svsryt6ins. 500. RkfHLf.
agent "a. s.zs2s
ARL., s.-Rsdsc. 3-bedrm dst:
$40 mo Ia. 0-Obis'
All; AND BAILEYs CnOssROADs
from $40 snd 70 s pfs5m e'0'f,
o'eHAUohEEssY. Aasnt, 81.
z-2O24. %. 2.ii0I: ssss.. 81.
4-7l22
ALL. nT. Pentason and Nayy-2
bedfma.. conveB. tfangp and gro-
cefy store. IA s-ft4D
AL, close ln--ce1y 2 bedfms.. fuh
din. rm. gas h,-N.h nr. 1ch0olt.
buses. .st0resi fenced YARD With
view Of Washineton, Out wilson
f ~ e.. lsis "a on sI \ oAs st. 70 1874
ARLs LYON PARk--Detached;
rms eat1, gas asat, safAee 10
relersnee, 40. 4.l2la
AL. best area. close ln--3-bed-
IN t Tel0n is tx pa Sashsi 1870 Isss9
ssss n.sT p.s shs .n IsSs' fho sss
9ehOcIs; $50. Ioi 3 Twins 81.
AL. FALLS cACncn HAIRFAN
co. Lovely homes, some
With option 70 buy eedTml.
ft1Q " el7t. q badms.. Sis V
Ask-usl REALTY Co. IA s-i2s2.
All NALL bedrm,. full bamt..
on street patkins. ork semi e.
az Ssa I 81 snSsi e.ll 81 asI.sif65eG
BARNEY CIRCLE AREA So
ssb. Adults only. Lu. 1-0767.
BETHEsDA = 3-bsdroom Colonial
bfk.. IA baths. ser porch. ga
EssssA iin'; $50 S.s ao. y c@ .Ss sst
BETHEsDA--3-bsdrm bFk colo-
PlsI t ,S ,leg S,lSsJs ~. E4lEgtf
(continusd % Next PaSsI
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eo.op AIRS. Goa SALE

8. ARL.--cony. to Ari. Hall and
Pentagon. Garden apt, 2 bedrnns..
S aSnS a GO saa Paiss sssss facilities
Sc, CHOICE LOCATION--i and z
I'm. apts.; close to everythinH
priced for quick sale, Mrs. Towns
ss co 90. me- ISe14 q LxX leSssoc G DkLLS
s REDRMs., 5 baths, masnincent
snow place apt. home: 3 ex-
posQres. Unframed. hit. and baths,
central air eond.. 3 hrepls.. full
an I'm G4A ~; Charles Hughes'
WI 0-266S.
ADAMS MILL ROAD--S5. 900 Is the
total price o. this spacious apart
ment o. : bedrooms living room,
expense only $40, Terms, q. NEI,.
son HUGHES. I'm. 2-S400.
BR0ADM0OR--AttrActiv and I'm
maeuiate corner apartment. IN
den and dinette. Improved Kitchen
Wonderful closet space. MONTH";
expense only $50 30. terms j
NILSSON HUGHES, EM. 2-s4OO.
TELDEN GARDENS = Laree anc
UNIQUE .2-bedroorn. 2-hath apart.
ment: living room, 20x94, largt
dining room. good kitchen, maid
room and bath. Nov vacant 4
settle estate: S25. 600. less al,
iowanee for decorating; terms
y. NELSON HUGHES, RM. 2-S4OO
TILDEN GARDENS = New listing
Lovely one-bedroom apartment
with nice foyer, living room. fun.
lof dining room and GOOD kitchen
Wired for air conditioning. Priced
yight. Monthly operating expense
only S44.20 in this debt-frel
building. To inspect, please cal
MAYOR GARDENS
$500; bedrmp hv. rm., din
$3.50; 2 bedrm., liv. rm., dr.. kit.
$1,000; 8 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din
rm., hit and bath.
Sfs INT. ON UNPAID BAL.
Al apis. have hsmt, storage ene
laundry facil All apts. are eithel
LIST or 2nd A. for full details anc
. inspect, call JOHN L. SHELTON
TWO COOP apis. in columbiu
pike area Of Arl., both 9 hedrms.
l apt. with Wall-to-Wall carpetinI
and new Kit, small down payment
with monthly payments cheaper
tnan rent; bus service at door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

EDMUND ]. FLYNN co,
Coop. Apt Authority since le2Ol
Washtneton Blda. MA. s-060b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
APARTMIMTs WAMTED

FURNISHED EFFICIENCY or 4
si6ie couple tor ) months. Pfs g
central location, Boz ie9-D. star
3 ADULTS want 2-bedrm unfurn.
apt IN apt, house. must have lge.
ss losets ana COW parkins. RA.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-28
S P Q R 7 S
Deerhunters Paid
Nearly Quarter
Million For Taos

|. COLUMBUS Especially - More
than $4,000 deer hunters roamed
Ohio in quest of venison for their
tables during the past season ac-
cording to State Auditor James A.
Rhodes.
Though reports are incomplete.
this years receipts are in excess of
S227,000. Rhodes said that prob
ably enough vendors of deer hunt
ing licenses would be heard from
within the next few weeks to run
total collections over the 1898, 78O
that the state realized from the
season before.
Deer hunting licenses cost SIS
each. Sportsmen usually pay that
amount annually for just a few
days in search of the nimble game.
Licensed hunters with shot guns
this past season were permitted to
seek the antlered prey from Dec.
IL through IA! The state was much
more liberal with those who chose
to hunt with bow and arrow. Deer
season for archers started on Oct.
Is and ran through Dec. 81.
Rhodes said that the past two
seasons were far ahead of the pre-
vious year when 36,419 hunters
paid the state 82,095 for deer
hunting permits.