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LIGHTING
FIXTURES
We neve one ot the lergest end most
complete selections of lighting fix
tures In the Weshlngton eree.
; Vases Wired Into Lamps
Catlin's New York Aye.
1324 H. Y. Am N.W., NA. 0992
Amvets Leader to Speak
I Harold Russell, national com
mander of Amvets, will be the
chief speaker at the 15th annual
meeting of the Davis Goodwill
Industries and the annual meet
ing of the Goodwill Guild at 12:30
p.m, tomorrow in the Hotel 2400.
The organization will launch a
drive for 8,000 new membership
contributions.
A “BRACER” at the start of a meal—that’s exactly what a Florida
grapefruit cup is. (Use canned sections of grapefruit, or grapefruit
and orange mixed.) Combine sections with sliced banana and
diced apple (leave red peel for color), or with finely cut dates and
shredded coconut, or with diced avocado and chopped pimiento.
WMTECAPS (above, left) of Florida grapefruit juice: Pour
chilled juice (fresh-squeezed, canned, or fresh-frozen) into
tall glasses. Beat 1 egg white until stiff; gradually beat in
2 tbsps. sugar. Put spoonful in each of 2 glasses. Sprinkle
with nutmeg. Use 2 eggs and 4 tbsps. sugar for 4 glasses.
MANY WAYS (above, right) to fix fresh grapefruit—know
them? Fill center of half Florida grapefruit with maraschino
cherry, canned Bing cherries, or canned or fresh berries ...
Or place a spoonful of preserves, honey or maple syrup—
or some crushed peppermint candy—in the center.
Here’s the answer to that grumpy,
down-at-the-mouth feeling that plagues
millions of folks at the start of the day.
It’s Florida’s “bracer-fruit,” grapefruit.
Serve it other times, too—in any of
the delightful ways shown above. (
Tangy, bracing Florida grapefruit
picks you up when energy’s low (any -
time during the day). It helps keep re- .
sistance up, fatigue down. Gives you
large amounts of healthful Vitamin C
(your body can't store this precious vita
min—you need a fresh supply daily).
Natural growing conditions give Florida grape
fruit their richness in juice and vitamins... plus i
that true “bracing” grapefruit flavor everybody prefers!
So serve the fresh fruit, canned sections, or the canned
or fresh-frozen (concentrated) juice at least once every
day. Let it help you to combat winter’s ills!
FLORIDA CITRUS COMMISSION, LAKELAND, FLORIDA
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NATIONAL GRAPEFRUll WEEK, February 15-24
1 Serve Florida'* “Breoer-Fnrft” more often—more ways
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Marriage License Applications
Under D. C. law, couples |
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, wait three
full days and receive the license
on the fifth day. Sundays and
holidays are counted the same
as other days.
Major Hinnant, 22. 1815 Half at. s.w., and
Louise Pearson. 21, Arlington, Va.
Edgar Cosimi. 28. 2140 California st. n.w.,
and Jean Dillon. 23. Vineland. N. J.
Joseph Briscoe. 37. and Thelma Brady, 35.
both of 923 6th st. s.e.
Milton Fowler. 20. 1234 Half st. s.w., and
Versena Dean, 20, 1215 Holbrook st. n.e.
Luther Henry, 46. and Mary Lowe, 38,
both of Front Royal. Va.
Charles Ferrlan, 23. and Ruth Reigle. 24.
both of 1010 6 st. n.w.
James Johnson. 24. 4531 Kansas ave. n.w..
and Hazel Pressley, 23. 411 Hamilton
st. n.w.
Roland Watson. 21, 1427 Maryand ave.
n.e., and June Redman. 22, 808 14th st.
n.e.
Edward Hall, 28, 1758 You st. n.w., and
Jeanne Davis. 20. Atlanta. Ga.
Fred McKee. 77. and Dorothy Dement. 65,
both of 3601 Connecticut ave. n.w.
Charles Wrigglesworth. 50. 1425 South
Carolina ave. s.e.. and Mary Auger. 45.
Lawrence. Mass.
Carl Copeland. 30. and Mildred Logan. 25,
both of 1306 Rhode Island ave. n.w.
Engraclo Homeres, 27, 473 F at. s.w . and
Virginia Griffin, 27, Portsmouth. Va.
Benjamin Altimus. 20. and Madelyn Polo
ski. 20, both of 333 18th pi. n.e.
Joseph Cooper. Jr.. 23. 3766 Foote pi. n.e..
and Esther Lewis. Ifl, 616 Rock Creek
Church rd. n.w.
Fred Teach. 30. and Dora Walker. 27,
both of 645 20th st, n.e
Charles Galloway. 34. 245 14th st,t s.e.,
and Gladys Ross. 27. 1367 13th pi. n.w.
Howard Condee. 25, Arlington. Va . and
Peggy McLean. 24. 4008 14th st. n.w.
Samuel Frank, 23. 4316 18th et. n.w.. and
Helen Levy, 22, 130 Webster st. n.w.
Andrew Hopping. 26. Arlington. Va.. and
Evelyn Steed, 24, 3630 N st. n.w.
Edgar Blewett. 40, 1723 G st. n.w.. and
Violet Cartledge. 42, 705 18th st. n.w.
Robert McDaniels. 20. Statesville. N. C..
and Lillie Brown. 22. 626 E st. s.e.
Alvin Kramer. 21, 6801 Oth st. n.w.. and
Anita Seidel. 18. 0400 Luzon ave. n.w.
Donald Bransfleld, 20. Warrenton. Va.. and
Evelyn Ikehara, 20, Honolulu, Hawaii.
William Lawrence. 35. 3000 Connecticut
ave. n.w.. and Constance McGregor. 36.
3220 Klingle rd. n.w.
Robert Hunter. 19. 641 20th st. n.e., and
Mamie Davis, 17, 621 23rd st. n.w.
Teddy Hawkins, 20. 1001 Sigsbee pi. n.e.,
and Sara Back, 22. Arlington. Va.
Walter Smith. 21, 614 23rd st, n.w., and
Edna Mae Ellis. 22. Arlington, Va.
Hugh Temmon. 28, 120 Florida ave. n.w.,
and Flossie Dixon. 21. 1228 Stevens rd.
s.e.
Patrick Ponton. 21. 630 7th st. n.w.. and
Joan Liverette, 17. 1308 Spring rd. n.w.
$240,000 Estate Left
By Washington Widow
A $240,000 estate was disclosed
today in trie probate of the will
of Mrs. Harriet Ells Evans, a 78
year-old Washington widow, who
died in Cincinnati on January 14.
The estate, consisting entirely
of bonds and securities, was be
queathed to a niece, Mrs. Eleanor
Ells Shugert, of Oxford, Ohio.
Mrs. Shugert's late father was a
brother of Mrs. Evans.
Divisions Streamlined By Office of Education
The United States Office of Edu
cation today announced it has
streamlined its operations and re
duced the number of operating di
visions from eight to three.
The new units, headed by an
assistant Commissioner of Ec
cation, are the Division of Sti
and Local School Systems, the 1
vision of Vocational Education a
the Division of Higher Educatic
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