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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL, neat, wishes place as
ladys maid or waitress. Call Lincoln
S566.
GIRL. colored. from Virginia as cook, gen
eral houseMorker or part-time work. Phone
Decatur 2757.
GIRL. colored. .g.h.w.. plain cooking. part
time. until after dinner; city references.
Call between and z. Decatur 5771-J.
GIRL, colored. from country refined GEN
erai houseWork. plain cook: stay nights; ex-
perlenoed Call Clarendon 1266-J-2.
GIRL. colored. neat, reliable, desires work,
morning, afternoon or several days a week;
no sundays: Phone North 1O02S.
GIRL, neat. colored good plain cook or
general houSeWork: reference; good salary;
stay some NIGHTS. Phone Atlantic 3595-W.
G4RL. colored. neat, wants Job as chamber
maid or general houseworker references
CaI Potomac 36S"W.
GIRL. colored. neat, desires general house,
work OF any kind. Phone North 1868
GIRL. colored, desires work in hand iaun-
dry or chambermaid experienced; city ref
erences. Phone Decatur 339u-J
LAUNDRY WANTED to take home; sun
dried; l0 years city references, or part
time work. Mrs. Franklin. Met. OS60.
WOMAN. colored. reliable. wants days
work 1or Tuesday and Wednesday. Phone
Pedrl Gray. Metropolitan 5000.
WOMAN. colored. honest reliable. for GEN
eral housewcrk; stay nights; references.
Phone Emerson 1917.
YOUNG WOMAN light colored expert
enced worker. wants work of any kind, full
or part time. Call Columbia 7S4O.
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CAPITOL HILL.
On wide avenue close to park "a block
70 car line. Semi-detached brick, 8 bed
rooms, tile bath and garage.
Price. S1O.5OO Terms.
HARRY 3 PITTS co
1oIa 18TH st. NV. Met O1oO.
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WANTED-SALESMEN,

ITALIAN SWISS CoLoNY-Have opening
Tor two licensed wine salesmen Apply IO5
south Freoerick St. Baltimore. Md. 81
SALESMAN familiar with paint trade. Good
opportunity for one willing to work. Ad-
dress Box 414-J Star office
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALL.
HELP-MEN,

BUTCHER. experienced in grocery busi-
ness. Good salary. Can tomorrow morn
ing $50 to am. at pa 18th st. ne.
COLLECTOR OR SOLICITOR. experienced
full or part time. Permanent position for
reliable man. Address Box SO-R, Star
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THE BIGGEST BARGAIN
in WASHINGTON
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
HIGHLAND PARK. VA

rooms & b. h w h.. cleo gar: $500.
10 caSh: AUSTIN NJ. COOPER, zoos Eye.
1ne National I32o
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

Cash FOR YOUR PROPERTY. AS SOON
as title can be had; no commission to
pay. EDWARD L. STROHECKER. lolO
Vermont ave ". Phone Met 27I3
HAVE A CLIENT. WILL BUY FOR CASH.
two or more four-unit APARTMENT build
ines in coed location. rented to white ten
ants. Must show good return on invest
location and rental TO
VIM. T. BALLARD.
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TABLE BOARD.
APART ,.ENTS-FURNISHED.

1920 LDEN GARDENS MOST At
tractive. exposures; of and overlooking
Conn. ave. Bureau of Standards grounds:
beautiful gardens; 3 b. rms. :, b.. di. rm..
tion for yr. lease. Apt. 3o1. Emerson
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MEN. with chain or department store ex-
perlence. Willing worker can make S25
week. Address Box 29-R. Star Office
Evening star., 1936-02-03
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

MEN AND WOMEN of all ages, in or out
OF Govt. to earn money by easy. fascinat-
ing work; all or spare time: no experience
necessary. Address Box 105-R Star Office
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

51l4 FULTON ST. -N.W.-6 r. AND B
h.-w.h.. gas and elect, built-in garage;
semi -detached will put in first-class cond /;
S4I 90 1907 9TH ST. s.w.. T r. and b.,
gas and elect, lat. heat excellent condi-
ton, S37 so. FIDELITY MORTGAGE
my. CO. l105 81. NV. Natl 2431
GROOM BUNGALOW. OIL HEAT REC
4502 Walsh st Chevy Chase Md %
III ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
Semi-detached. + rooms bath; oil heat:
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RENT-STORES,
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest prices; prompt service JESSE
L HEISKELL. us Eve ST. NV.
SEE US FIRST-LOANS PROCURED ON
2nd deferred purchase trust notes inher-
itance; estates. lst. end and 3rd trusts
No red tape. Quick service
800 800 repay a 50 VIZ. 5000 repay So. 50 wk.
300 repay $3.50 wk 5000 repay 81 so Wk
Sl.500tepay 81 so wk. So 000repay Sl0Wk.
s.. 500 repay S12. 0wk So. 900 repay Sl5Wk
So, 800 repay SIT. so wk. 81 900 repay S2Owk
Above payments include principal and
interest and can be arranged monthly
WEST & WEST. successors to DIR. A.
HENRY. INC 1915 Eve st. NV where
Eye meets New York ave). National 4675
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statesmen

Three with cars permanent positions; no
canvasslng: advanced commission to start:
salary S115 per month when qualifieo
Apply mornings only employment man
eger. 1909 9th ST n w
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WANTED-SUBURBAN,
OFFICES AND STIDIOS-

DESK sPACE-sEcRETARIAL TFLE-
phone service. $50 month. Apply National
Press Bldg. 14th and F st. NV. Rm / lI49.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APPAREL--Men's womens and children's;
nlLufe bought for rummaee sale. 1921 1th
NV Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur 637O. g.
BED ROOM, living room dining room,
kitchen suites or odd pieces for apart
ments or nome. Pay cash Adams 1916. I.
BOOKS BOUGHT all kinds, any quantity
pearlman's Big Book Shop 14O7 G st. NV,
rhone Metropolitan 5415.
LOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Rermans. 1922 7th ST. NV
Phone Metropolitan 3767 Open evenings
FURNITURE suites. odd pieces We buy
quick removal Phone Atlantic 1908.
FURNITURE-Rugs, household goods,
etc, Absolutely highest prices paid For
pest results. call any time, Line. 54SS So
FURNITURE wanted-Enoueh household
goods to outfit large house; also upright or
oaoy Grand piano. Phone Met 1864 So
FURNITURE and household goods, all
Kinds: highest cash prices. Don't sell until
you call North 6040; PROMPT service
GOLD--BRING YOUR OLD GOLD STL-
YER, PLATINUM TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH. A KAHN
INC AZ YEARS at 935 F.
OLD GOLD, silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid
BURNST1NE'S 931 G ST. NV.
Since 1866
PIANO wanted for church: can only paw
LOT removal. Phone Clarendon 1441 w.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Sliver. watches. diamonds and old dis
carded iewelry Full cash value paid.
sELINGER's. s1s p st. NV
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

PRIVATE PARTY DRIVING TO MIAMI,
Wednesday or Thursday take one share
expenses and drive; references Phone
District 1916. Extension 40 after 4 A.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL for general housework; S25 month.
$40 st. NV. Phone Metropolitan 1896.
GIRL. white. Protestant. Experienced with
childreni references; general housework
cooking: employed couple $50 month"; live
in. Address Box 1871. Star office.
NURSE. experienced. for three children,
colored preferred; live on place; references;
81 start. Call Cleveland 9284
WOMAN. experienced. for general house,
work and cooking; no laundry; must be
good cleaner; stay nights: So week Small
family. Chevy Chase. Nd. Wisconsin I54O.
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE. colored. desire Job as
work, Janitor quarters Decatur 5699.
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d TIMES ANNUAL RENTS
SALE-LOTS.

2 IDEAL LOTS. 5ox125 EACH. NEARBY
Va: rest. suburb; water. cleo, bus. ETC.
Only S396 each. Phone Adams 1856.
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RENT-SUBUREAN.

BROOM UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT,
large glassed-in back porch bright and
cheerful; .S37 so, including heat and light,
1901 34th St. Mt. Rainier, Nd 4"
Evening star., 1936-02-03

BUTCHER. experienced in grocery busi-
PCS Good salary. Can TOMORROW morn
COLLECTOR OR SOLICITOR, experienced
full or part time. Permanent position for
reliable man. Address Box SO-R. Star
COLLECTOR for clothing installment;
Epst have experience in this line. 735
REETlSE gSsT IT, to d35. manage once Address BOX
khone National a75s extension sf u. or
FIREMAN wanted: white; salsry. ss5 per
Month Addresa BOX 1l4-J. star once.
MAGAZINE statesmen. experienced. See
tween 8 and 10 a m. or 5 and pm.
MAN, 10 to 40 willing worker fair educa-
tlon; some sales experience necessary. Ad-
NAN M n.;s, wanted WHO understands thoToueh!,
ting up OF same. sAddress Box 209-J. Star
MAN, white. refined. under IS years. take
breakfast. Phone Wisconsin 22s9-W.
MAN. young; for sales organization. Ad--
f;e vanfE;eemsht TO assistant manaeership II
2 and pm. only. Suite lO4. l4lO H
st. NY.
MEN--Will have opening for men with
cfrs this week locally. Call Potomac 46.S
ASL IHNClNlrW dppoliltAiVHl. pIu NlOuody.
MEN-We have an opening for few
499-J. Star office.
MEN married. own or able to drive light
car. We can establish as dealer for local
concern. Special earnings while training.
Apply 979 National Press Bldg. "a pm.
MEN-Need three at once for local circu-
tc s,arf Spa M earn $40 Tss
r st. NV.
MEN: with chain or department store ex-
perience. Willing worker can make S25
week. Address Box 29-R Star office.
MEN, can you sell? II so. We can use you.
We finance. Address Box 4s-R. Star ofice
sALESMAN-Wholesale electrical distrib-
utor to travel territory: experienced pre-
ferred: application should state expert
dress Box 2o.R. Star 'oface office. eN''e'e0' AN
backea BY q local firms. sas.75 in service
1{o1 {o1,rs 81 ofGGo F9r limited time very speeal
up to so day. 80 Insurance Bldg.
18th and Eye SITS.
statesmen wanted to sell Fords and used
ers, Men with experience in other other lines,
such as vacuum cleaners. ETC. preferred.
New New car r,a and gasoline allowance to those
work on. See Mr.. Dillon. 2i5 Pa ave Sc
statesmen wanted to sell new Fords and
used cars for one of the largest dealers in
LIE WOIlu. floor time on new and used
cars. New car furnished and gasoline al
loVance. Men without auto selling expert
ence preferred. See Mr.. Middleton, 941
Mater st. s.w.. between IL am. and l m.
uPHOLSTERER-An opportunity for the
right man Segal Bros. 1894 14th St n W.
YOUNG MAN. % to work in grocery store.
Must be oood worker. 122s st. NV.
YOUNG MEN to assist manager on regular
route: can earn Sic a week to start See
Mr.: Porter Room 70S. 1888 G st. NV
YOUNG MEN. 81 to 35 years old to work
IN collection dept: car necessary. Must be
able to pass surety bonds. See Manager.
room 4O9: 1919 F St NV.
.,, THE HEcHT Co
WI! employ two men for their electrical
app lance department. Experience contact
ing public preferred. Apply 3 pm. only,
employment Office. Mr.. Taylor
MEN.
Have an unusual opportunity open i'm
meolately for men who have had some
experience in waiting on trade or making
personal contact. Qualifications are-good
cnaracter references. small car and age
over % Apply Tuesday. 9:15 am. En-
S. KANN SONS co.
NAY rCrr-Hy
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES,

Cash FOR HOUSES IN BAD CONDITION
frame OF brick laree or small
GARVEY. District 450s 112G VT ave
CASH FOR OLD HOUSE UP TO $4,000.
any condition
HARRY 3 PITTS co
1919 18th St NV Met 0lOO
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50 $50 AND UP.
We have q attractive ; and G room
houses in this growing community at va
rlous stages OF construction Nominal
down payment and monthly payments in
some. cases as low as $40 per month: ?
completed houses at $3.50 and So. 1850,
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

AUCTION 10 AM. FEBRUARY 9Th.
= Hogenberg milch goats, 6-month -od
mule II mules, 2 to 8 years, 1000 to
to 3 years LOO to 1900: / Guernsey
heifers.. 10 shoats, Q brood sows, one bred
l boar hog. P. F. Tippett. Cheltenham, Md
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Shorthand Instruction
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY" Dec. 2419, 1923
gth. furnishes help: men. women private
families. hotels clubs.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec 1851. I402 18th
has cooks. mattresses. maids. companions.
nurses g.h.w. day workers, housemen, cou-
pies. a.
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SILVER SPRING, MD.-Comfortable room.
in quiet. private home; next to bath; gen
tleman preferred. Phone Shepherd 2714-W.
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M EN-

Have an unusual opportunity open i'm
medlately for men who have had some
experience in waiting on trade or making
personal contact. Qualifications are-good
character references. a small car and age
over 23. Apply Tuesday. 9:15 am, En-
ployment Office, Fourth Floor.
S. KANN SONS co.
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!" 1T = - DIhVTIcI bob3
$3.50 DOWN-S25 90 PER MO

Under F. H. A. plan. VIII build you o
pungaioW-on your own lot-in nearby
Maryland or Vireinia. Laree living room
dlnins room. kitchen. 9 bed rooms. bath,
basement and bullt-in garage. BRADY
BROS. INC. 40 Bond Blde Nat :3a34
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sl1 11th ST. N.W-Single front and | k,
rooms, md floor: can be seen mornings.
Phone District 469G a.
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1913 PORTER ST. NV. mear Conn. Ave)
large. - front, south room. private bath
shoWer: private family: $50. Emerson 1909.
1924 OGDEN ST. NW-Double or single
room with sleeping porch. shower, phone;
gentlemen. Call Adams 4353
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ROOMS-FURNISHED

420 end ST. N.W.-single anad double
room; furnished for light housekeeping:
running water; oil-burner heat. a.
1872 N CAPITOL ST.-Large front room
nicely furnished apt, second floor: gentle
men only. Met. 5457 week days. -
1446 NJ ST NW-Sleepins room for
young lady; semi~private bath. Call any
time "a
Evening star., 1936-02-03

MEN, married own or able to drive light
car. We can establish as dealer for local
concern, Special earnings while training.
Apply 919 National Press Bldg. "a pm.
Monday
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Mrs. N. NJ. MrIaht, Reporter

Mrs. M. Nj. Wright, Reporter
Following is the A.M.E. Church
program for Easter: Sunrise SER
vice at z a. M; Easter sermon, I
a. M; Sunday School program, 8
.. m. - Rev. B. E. Edwards at
tended the retreat meeting of the
General Ministerial Association of
the United Church Of Canada at
Union College. = Mrs. NJ Wright
and Mrs. Isabelle Bynoe attended
the convention of the WINS. of
United Church of Canada at Chal-
mers United Church. II The VIM.
M. Society of the A.ME. Church
was entertained by Mrs. Fannie
Jackson on Thursday afternoon.
Don't forget the Elks dance, April
IA, at Silver Slipper Hall. - Mr..
Walter White has opened the fa-
nous eThree Monkeys" Cabaret on
Kings way. All come out and have
a good time at the daughter Elks
dance on April 9 at Silver Slipper
Hall. Don't forget the date.
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Civil Service Exams

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an OPP
en- competitive examination for the
position Of assistant director (his-
toric sites and buildings), in the
National Park Service, Department
of the Interior.
The entrance salary is $1,000 a
year, less a deduction of 315 per-
cent toward a retirement annuity,
Applicants must have success
fully completed a four-year course
in college or university of recog-
nized standing. and, in addition
must have certain specified exper-
fence. The applicants experience
must indicate, among other things,
thorough and comprehensive train
ing in American history.
Full information may be obtain
ed from Mgr, 18th U. S. Civil Ser
vice Dist, 45O Federal Office Bldg,
Seattle, Washington.
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Great Falls, Mont.

The Willing Workers Club met
at the home of Mrs. Katie Knott
last Tuesday. - The Dunbar Study
and Art Club was entertained last
week at the home of Mrs. Minor.
- Mrs. Emma Smith was hostess
for the meeting of the Mite Mis-
sionary Society on Friday.-Cholr
members practiced last week at
the home of Mrs. Aida Carney. -
Mr.. Alfred King of Havre is visit
ing in the city.-Mrs. Sadie White
and Mrs. Florence Bowers are re-
ported sick this week. - The Dun
bar Art and Study Club extends a
special invitation to out of town
friends to its Grand Easter Ball on
April IL. A splendid floor show
and program should make this ev-
ent the highlight Of the spring. =
Miss Larena Spaulding made a bu-
siness trip to Havre last week. =
Miss Jean Pratt is assisting in the
book department under a goveru-
ment project.-Mrs. Odessa hickey
has been assigned to a new posi-
ton as instructor of sewing school
Mrs. McCracken is visiting in
Butte. = Mr.. Ed Bigby spent q
few days in Havre this week.
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Spokane, Wash.
Negro Art

Negro Art
To Be Displayed
The Harmon Foundation exhibit
of Negro art opens to the public
Sunday at o'clock in the Grace
Campbell museum. Mrs. Bertha
Ballou Buckler, an outstanding art
critic, will review the pictures as
guest speaker. Mrs. Made Keno
ly will give the history of the foun-
dation. Musical numbers will be
contributed by Miss Eleanor Bar
row. Mrs. Charles v. Evans is
chairman in charge of tea which
will be served at the conclusion of
the exhibit. The exhibit will be on
display until April 6.
Among the pastrons and patron
esses for the Wednesday Art Club
are: Rev. and Mrs. j. c. White,
Rev. E. B. Reed, Mrs. F. c. Fields,
Mrs. j. H. Black, Mrs. ]. t. Gag
err, Mr.. Morris Donnegan, Mrs. E.
1. Dundee, Mr.. Virgil Howard, Mrs.
Vienna Jones, Mrs. Charles Evans,
Mrs. Helen Davis, Mrs. Sadie AL
len, Mrs. F. A. Stokes, Mrs. ]. Fl.
Stephens, Miss Ruth Lipscomb,
Mr.. Reginald wellington, Mr.. Da-
vid Petway, Mrs. M. Kenoly.
Mrs. Helen q. Dundee has re-
ceived an invitation to membership
from the State College of Wash
ington Chapter of Pi Lambda The
ia, national education fraternity
for women. Miss Dundee will be
initiated and receive the key to
the organization upon the compile
ton of her cadet teaching in the
Spokane schools. - DIR. H. H. Full
Ter, faculty supervisor of cadet
teachers from Washington State
College, entertained the cadets at
his home on Thursday evening.
Miss Helen Dundee was chairman
of the committee on arrangements
for the party. u The Parsonage
Club auxiliary to the Spokane Me
thodist Ministers Association were
the guests of the Rev. and Mrs. ].
G White on Monday evening. -
The Christian EndeaNor League Of
the st. Paul Methodist Church pre-
scented an interesting program on
Sunday evening at the ACE. Lea
que meeting of Bethel A.M.E. -
Miss Elizabeth Barrow is improv-
ing from a long illness.-The new
ly organized Democratic Club will
meet Sunday afternoon at Bethel
Church.
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VETERAN WORKERS
PASS MILESTONES

ST. PAUL, MINI. (ANP)-Two
veteran employes-one, Charlie
Shepard, a redcap in the union sta
tion for so years; and the other,
Aunt" Maggie Rolls, now rs and
still a matron at the First National
Bank building after 81 years of
employment = passed milestones
here last week.
The elderly red cap was given
surprise party at the Shepard
home by all of his associates. e. ].
Sawyer, station master, presented
him with q gold watch as a token
Of the esteem in which he Is held.
In making the presentation, Mr..
Sawyer said: HE has never put
selfish interests first. If a bewild-
cred old lady, or a flustered child
are in the depot, Charlie win sin
gle them out, carry their bags and
see that the are completely COM
Portable. He would sooner gain a
grateful thank you from some
helpless traveller than souvenir
dime from Rockefeller.
The other old employee, Mrs.
Rolls, who was born in slavery on
a plantation near Stanton, Va, in
1859 has been in st. Paul since
1892 when she came here to work
for Lewis Baker, who edited and
published the old st. Paul Globe.
Aunt Maggie" as she is gener-
ally known, has no intention of
quitting work despite her age. Ac-
cording to her own statement, she
has more health than the health
officer" and credits it to "just hap.
piness in working" Her 81 years
as matron of the bank she belit-
ties.
That's a long time for some
people," she said" but it doesn't
seem so long to me. Of course,
nothing much happens around here
but I have been kept pretty busy.
I'm going to stay here as long as
they let me-"
Aunt Maggie was married before
she came to St. Paul, but her hus-
band never came north. They had
married in Wheeling where she at
tended school until 10
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was spent in games of "Observa-
ton" and Things we should know
In the former, prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Birdie Jones, first, and
Mrs. Hattie Chavis. consolation. In
the latter, prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Minnie Elmore, first, and to
Mrs. C. c. Matthews, consolation.
At the penny prize game Mrs. Do
rs Bowling was the winner.
Mrs. Doris Bowling was hostess
for the business meeting of the
Young Matrons Club on wednes-
day.
A musical tea is being given BY
the Ladies Musical Club on Sun
day. April 5, at the home of Mrs.
George Moore, 2544 South Tacoma
Avenue, from 2 to p. m. All are
cordially invited. Silver offering.
Sonny Aninag, who has spent
six weeks as guest OF the Gibson
children, returned to his home IN
Seattle on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Sadler have
returned from Chicago for an in
definite stay.
Members of the Colored Ladies'
Musical Club, under direction of
Mrs. E. E. Elmore, are rehearsing
for an Easter play to be presented
on Good Friday night.
Mrs. Bernice Harper and Miss
Louise Ray were joint hostesses on
Sunday at a "Stork Shower" hon
oring Mrs. Jerry Harper Many
lovely gifts were received.
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The stephen Foster" program
rendered by the Colored Ladies'
Musical Club last Thursday was
acclaimed by the many who at
tended as a musical treat.
DR.. and Mrs. E. e. Elmore were
hosts last week to the meeting of
the Progressive Bridge Club. The
highest awards were given to Mr..
Clarence Martin, first; Mrs. Helen
Stafford, second; Mr.. Henry Ellis,
consolation.
Mrs. Edward Miller was the
charming hostess on Thursday to
members and friends of the Nee
dlecraft Art Club. A delicious lun-
cheon was served. The afternoon
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1Ir. and Mrs. H. c. Baker are
occupying their home on NE. 74th
Avenue.
The Misses Florence cantren,
Bernice williams, and Betty Pat
ton, featured artists as the Three
shades Of Brown were honored
guests Saturday evening at a dan
cirg party at which Mr.. and Mrs.
c. e. Ivey were hosts. A group
Of the younger social set enjoyed
the delightful affair.
Mrs. Bruce Locke entertained at
an attractively appointed luncheon
Wednesday complimenting her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Alta Ingram, pro-
minent matron of Seattle. The oc-
casion was the birthday anniver-
sary of Mrs. Ingram.
Mrs. M. Morris. prominent evan
gelist Of Seattle. Mrs. L. Cornelius
of Chicago, and Mrs. Henry Free
man of San Francisco, were guests
at luncheon Wednesday Of Mrs.
George Randall. Mrs. Randall al
SO entertained her guests with a
sightseeing tour.
A correction! Pat Patterson was
guest at the dinner last week at
which the Misses vyolette Hooker
and Geneva Turner were hostesses.
Hattie Famine won second place
and Ivan cannady first place in
the Bible Verse Finding contest at
Christian Endeavor at Bethel AN.
e. church. Melvin Dawson led
the meeting. Harold Gaslxin viii
lead next Sunday.
A marriage license was issued
this week to Leroy Blackburn and
Roberta flaming Both are pro-
minently identified with Portland's
activities and win make their resi-
dence In the apartment building at
2O22 NE. Rodney Ave.
Waldo Boyle, pioneer barber, has
moved to new location IN the
Old Golden West Hotel Mr.. Bo-
gle conducted business in this no.
tel for nearly twenty years.
Mrs. Jack Martin has returned
from a motor trip to Los Angeles,
abe accompanied Mrs. c. J. Allen
who was called south on account
Of the illness Of her sister