Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1933, Page 14

RENOVIZED HOME | 1S ABOUT FINISHED Placing of Furnishings Wil Be Started by Committee This Week. With construction work virtually completed, the Renovize Washington Campaign Committee will proceed this wecek with the task of furnishing throughout the little renovized house at Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, shortly to be placed on public exhibition. A eentral feature of the drive spon- sored by the Board of Trade to en- courage home modernization work, the house has been transformed from - ramshackle, dilapidated structure t. an up-to-date, livable dwelling, equipped in uery detail. As an incentive to renovizers, the com- mittee, according to Arthur B. Heaton, general chairman, will publish shortly the cost of the entire undertaking, in- cluding materials and labor, breaking down the grand total to show the cost of each operation. To facilitate its moving, the house is constructed in two sections, which may be moved away as Separats units when the period of demonstration is over and the house moved to a permanent site. The method of disposing of it has not yet been determined. The Renovize Washington Exposition, which closed Friday, proved such a suc- cess that plans are under way to create a permanent exhibit of this kind for the Capital. Alfred L. Stern, manager of the show, accompanied by James Heaton, son of the campaign chairman, left Washington yesterday on a tour of principal cities to study methods of con- | ducting these continuous expositions of building materials and supplies. Marriage Licenses. Roy A, Palmer. 22, 9 4th st ne. and Mary Midaletown, Md.; Rev. Sl Bier ont; Oscar Stringfleld. and Martha Richard- gon. 41, both of 480 G BLs Rev. W. A. Mor' S5ivester Graham, 20, 503 D st. Eugenie Burtoj 0. 205 I st. and Emma Schnelder | Severna Park, Judge | ‘Mu ngly. 1. 28 Quantico, Va., and i gew Yok City: Harry D. Fad and | Margaret R, Clem, 537 Ton 3t. s Rev. A. F. Poore Charles R, & Fuone. 35, and Eva Sarter, 38| S Brooks court; Rev. G. O. !l 1421 K st.. and anne' 8 Brooks court; Rev. W. ington. 21. 916 1st st se (B 1224 Duncan st. Eudte Cnmwh and Jeulah Weeks. 24, o danasses. M Eoar Voliey Feters. 55. and Magsie Polwell, 52 both of 501 Fairmont st.: i Lincoln rd.. and 419 Oneida pl; 39, £na, Marie annK C Whlt 1 | Litliam t Abendschem B. MacBryde. Howird Jenkine. Jobnson. 20. 2 B._ Garrison. 20. virginia W. Tap; Rev. M. P. German, Jdobn Bradley; . se. M. Meid. ave. se. ;3" Brooks Georne Bra: 25 Morton st. and Al:ce \\uodxalk 10 Morton st. Rev. 30 R st.. and Lucy L. Adems st.; Rev. John 46, and Cora M. Charlton. o1 200 15t st.; Judge Robert E. 548 14th st. and ni son, Jr.. 2 P. both o $3a0" Bhimont st 6, s\nhzrllnd Ja. gnd 17 Mataoca. Rev. 3 14th st se. o328 170 st Prancis Lai Jaster, i Yo and nc; ncast ., Va., r%‘errfiee M, Smith, 21 ebt Rev. Jar Yowéll, 40. Etlan. Va. an "MT’(H B°"Ad s, Shinshlaiie, o Revs James R Giean. e Births Reported. Louls and Olive Beall. boy. Wesley and Jessie Clark. boy. H. and Dorothy Shoop. boy. Rembe:t and Susane Wilson, boy. & ‘and Dorothy Ross. boy Percy A. and Ruth Wells. zirl. Lester R, and Estelle Crismond. girl. Thomas i. and Alice Miller, girl. Charles and Elsie King. girl. Coburn E. and Anna Louk, girl. Noveph 32 s Otive Paimer. boy Kennedy B. and Frances Cole, bor. Percy ¢nd Alice Ruffner, Louis and Vincanza Aultllnlm boy. T ad Frances Willlams, boy. Charles and Leanna Frasler, boy. Nathantel and Nancy Marbury, girl Lawrence and Gladys Garner, girl. John and Essie Bell, girl. Eilton and Henrietta Dyson. girl Walter and Cleo Foster, girl. | Harry and Helen Evans, girl. Roscoe and Ellen Montague, ‘boy. William and Mary Carr. boy. — Guatemala exported more coffee to fl’u United States last year than in 1931. 7th St., Bet. F and G Established 35 Years One GOOD Pair of Glasses Makes TWO Goood Eyes SPECIAL ONE WEEK Genuine 'i‘g:c Glasses Far or near. plete with shell or 53.50 Kryptok 70 Genuine Tor Invisible Bifocal unus beu quality. ear a.nd m Reg. z# Frames nmmmmun 6}7 7th St. N.W., Bet. F §¢G 10D st and Fiorence | i Rev. w. HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. popotamus with Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus, which comes to ‘Washington August 2 and 3 on the Union market show grounds, Fifth street and * Floride avenue northeast. Deaths Reportedk Rien ‘1’-‘{'“‘"?‘& 87, 227 Speotal Selina E, %2, ‘St gupllt‘fl. 2433 st . H E_Mar: Mariha amith: 65 mun William Henry Murray. 47, Sarrolr Dorses, B8, Ol Peter Brown Gwendoly M aret Ji ‘ Pes ’OCKO" takes his daily outing atop the expansive back of “Lotus,” a hip- Phone Rate Case Set. RALEIGH, N. C.,, J 29 (A’)—'fll e uly e | pertness in swimming, adeptness in 16B0YS WINMERIT INHANDLING BOATS, ¢ Washmoton Youths Prove Ability in Tests at Camp Letts. Having demonstrated proficlency in navigating the camp’s “fleet,” 16 Wash- Alllld!f ington boys have won merit as marin- ers at Camp Letts, the Y. M. C. A. va- cation -harbor for boys on the Rhodes River, near Edgewater, Md. Précautions to take when some one “rocks the bcat,” what to do when a boat captizes and ability to swim at least 50 feet were among requirements met by the seafaring group, it was an- nounced yesterday by John Mullady, courselor in cl e of boating. Thoes who passed the boat tests were: Kenneth Brooks, Robert Kirk, Kenneth Buker, Bob Saunders, Charles C\lrk, Robert Wales, Lester hlup, Thacker, John mm’-r‘ Everett Beardsley, iam Benrdlley Arthur Rounds, Roy Towers, Goldman and Don Thomas. 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