(CANCELLED) IC 036. US 100 101 102. G & S: Charitable fundraising services; charitable services for single-mother families, namely, providing down payments on first homes. FIRST USE: 19971100. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19971100
(CANCELLED) IC 043. US 100 101. G & S: Charitable services for single-mother families, namely, providing household furnishings for homes in the nature of furniture, housewares, electronics, bed and bath linens, rugs and household appliances. FIRST USE: 19971100. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19971100
07.01.04 - Detached house
07.07.03 - Roofs, dwelling or building
09.01.04 - Bows, decorative; Ribbons, giftwrap (gift wrap); Ribbons, hair
21.03.01 - Balls including playground balls, beach balls, billiard balls, tennis balls, bingo balls and lottery balls; Beach balls; Billiard balls; Bingo balls; Lottery balls; Paddle balls; Playground balls; Table tennis balls; Tennis balls
27.03.05 - Objects forming letters or numerals
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