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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

apt. furnished. Rent at low price to party
who is willing to manage BUILDING Call
PEMsT phons district y FePs sPzi lo24 Vermont ave.
605 FARNssoRo APIS, 2129 FLORIDA
kitchen, bath; three outside sxposnur.es; su.;
sonaSs seSl &c.. sis pse st. h0s x eoS ADJ 81 very 'ea
NzER. 1925 18th ST: N.W:.l AND 2
iSan sshsa saS5o sS GsestS te s57 So a'lA''eD 'ul
s'O'oo' 1873 & 81. s NV. W. a.
Free Gas. Electricity, Refrigsration:
class apartment building in convenient
Ses1iGGn SearG service A1aaSle esHa @ June 'T' On
See yfMsTs' MI. isssfi ibAVis Res. Msr.. Met. $500.
PARK LEE 1880 PARK Rp;; NEAR isth 18th
sion: M s1 one W two. three cool. deIishtfui rooms.
two exrosures. hall dressing room, dinette.
ksh k e. ss bath seT seTer IDEAL fUr two
Attractiys bachelor apartment S45. Prone
$1,000. 2. Rooms, XII; BATH 4 II
Gas, electricity and refriseration In
cluded; attractive corner apartment
furnished in unusually nice style, OH
cite; beautiful outlook: elevator. Avail
able on yearly lease.
See MRS. CAIN. Res. Mgr.. Emerson S719
TAKOMA. 723 CARROLL AVE, IN DE-
tached corner-2 delightful apts.. 3 rooms
and kitchenette each. second floor; well
equipped: private entrance: elec. refriger-
alton: S45 and $50; adults. but no objec-
tion to infant. Phone Shepherd 20e5.
213s CALIFORNIA Stool. SMALL
apt. south exp; Handsomely furn.; large
kit Frigidaire. Apt. LOG. Private party
29s
MISUNDERSTANDING ROOMS. COM
pletely furnished. for S125 per month. with
six-Month lease. Natl. 3l20. Ext, 73S.
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ITALIAN VILLA.
100 BROoKsIDE DRIVE.

CHEVY CHASE-KENWOOD
IA r, attractively furn. g bed ~ 3
baths. servants T. and bath. large LIVING
r, library. sun parlor. dining r. breakfast
T.. recreation T. In basement; large terraces.
sunken gardens: double garage: ami.
Reasonable. Phone Wisconsin 4425.
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FURN. RTMENTS-UNFURN.
Free Car and Guide Furnished:
National S296. Evenings. Atlantic 0l5S;
Q0S 10th St NV so
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HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR

NORTH WOODSIDE. MD-BEAUTIFUL
Dutch Colonial home, center hall. large liv-
ing. dining room. kitchen. electric refriger-
alton large porch. > bed rooms. baths.
beautifully furnished, S110; unfurnished,
500: beautiful ward. covered with shrub
berry and flowers. LESLIE D. MEASELL.
Phone Cleveland 1865. 31s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
8 APARTMENTS AVAILABLE JUNE 1; 3
rooms and bath, screened porches. garage.
yard with shade. Apply Columbia Apart
ments,. Columbia and COLLEGE aves.. College
GATTHERSBURG. MD.-NEWLY DECO
rated apt in attractive residence. Living
room. bed room. kitchenette and bath.
Rooms large and well furnished; Refined
Phone Gaithersburg 212-J. 81.
AURORA HILL, VA. sos 25th ST. s.
2 rooms, kitchenette. bath. ami. S42. 80;
adults: unfurn.
LYON PARK. VA-TWO UNFURN1SHED
rooms, kitchenette and bath; near bus;
$40. S25 North Fillmore. Walnut 93S3-J.
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CHEVY CHASE mn

Detached home large handicapped corner
.1t: sno- shsae trseS pea @ looms; Satns Isl.
garage Available June Is TO october ]
at S135 a month.
Real Estaters.
1920 Eye St. NV National s032.
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Observation-Disclosures
(Continued.)
aXDrIn -HKY HHNI.

NEW BUILDING.
4s0O Block Leland St., Bethesda.
4-room. kit. and bath units. $72. 80 ana
SIS, Convenient to bus line and stores.
GOSS REALTY COMPANY.
1405 Eye st, National 1883.
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HOUSEs-UNFURNlSHED

HOUSES-UNFURN1SHED.
I'd rooms. kitchen. . baths; suitable
for ] or families; rent reasonable.
sIl l4.h pL NE-e ROOMS Al AIN MoP-
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--6 ROOMS, BATH,
shower; redecorated: eiec. refrigeration. ga
rage. large porch. Phone Wise. 3sso.W.
1914 MONTAGUE ST. Nw.-DEs1RABLE
dltion: large yard. ideal for children. DON
NELLY 4, PLANT; INC. 1874 Park I'd.
Phone Columbia 0s3s.
mercial zone; 8 rooms. bath. h,.w.h;. elee.
PREsoRSvEs ses 60. fenSs 4os ssh G St. Me- ne. ~
80 SHERMAN CIRCLE.
Lovely. modern: s rooms. 2-car garage.
fa WAHGs REAIf9 co GEo ssoo
4612 3sth ST. NV ROOMS. EXCEL
D sn SV oil surRf MT; ASs Ss9
able July l.
PETwoRTH. 402l MARLBORO PL. NV.
.est 3Ta and 4th s stsen7 cs; f. semsasto' saeo
BURLErTH
1909 ST. NV.
rooms bath. Call Emerson 2341.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
Brick; = rooms and bath: ELECTRIC refrig.
esration;; maids roSW; 9go garage; "a block on
! rooms, baths: electric refrigeration;
redecorated; garage. 500.
friEeration, .redecorated. 500.
SCI Ts 8 ri %EE Ssas5 s955 oHsE g. s4fs
MODERN BUNGALOWS = RIVERDALE
Nd rooms and bath; large cellar; bet: bet.
Sa Seautiful lawn and shade trees: rental. s65
LESLIE D. MEASELL. 3205 Oliver ST. NV.
Phone Cleveland 3465. 81.
BUNGALOW. 500 ROOMS. BATH. GA
possession; Inspection BY appointment
LOU" v".a ADEhsERT W, LEE .ooo
1343 H st NV. District 1900.
57I7 COLO. AVE, Nw:.-s.RooM BRICK
ss5 mo eee car Tef sarage ee0 rooms
. HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1919 18th st NV. Metropolitan O100
| BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME OVERLOOKING
Rock Greek Park, No. 3163 Adams Mill
d dIdSemi;det; rooms: recreation 70 room n
living and dining rooms: freplaces, auto
sIss ss heat and electric
inspect WIN. NJ NJ f fHRoCKMoRToN. Ist5eaisielN
201 Invest. Bldg. Realtor. Dis. 6092.
| 431O BRANDYWINE-6 R.. B., MODERN;
large lot; $40. D. H. JOHNSON CO.. 941
N. Y. ave.
IN EXCLUSIVE .WYNNWOOD PARK-6-
| room house, anil. baths, h.-w.h. 2-car
garage; 500 per month: Phone Wisconsin
2951. 6709 Brookville rd.. Chevy Chase. Nd
T1LDEN ST NEAR CONN. AVE:
ias sRopfE Il g eofBESf, eeas EfEfhiii fNe sss..s'
1907 Eye st. NV. National ss75.
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14Os MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large. cool rooms
rewly decorated, adjoining bath; excellent
meals: reduced Summer rates; walking
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MICHIGAN PARK.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.

house. corner lot in beautiful Wesley
Heights; house in perfect condition: II.
A. loan considerably less than 500 PEI
month. Can Mr.. CALLAHAN. Dist: 4464.
(Conttnued on Next Pase.)
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COUNTRY BOARD.

HORSE SHOE HILL INN. LEE HIGHWAY
Falls Church. Va. miles from Washingtor
on bus line. Available June l. Room,
with board for limited number of adults
large shady grounds: lovely new cottage
sleeping porch; excellent meals. Phone
Falls Church 1873. Mrs Boydler.
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ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH, SUB.
let for Summer; reference. Can west
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ROCK CREEK PARK-Large cool room
sleeping porch. private bath; excellent meals.
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25l9 CONN. AVE.-DOUBLE ROOM: TWIN
REDS; ALSO ATTRACTIVE SINGLE
ROOM: MEALS OPTIONAL.
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lContinued.l

A DREAM HOME.
S1295O-Yes new and pretty, with mar
velous features too numerous TO
mention. All spacious rooms;
bed room and bath on FIRST moor
the best OF construction and
euuipment; beautiful lot and re-
stricted community Of fine homes
near 10th st. extended. Let US
exhibit the best buy in today's
market before it's taken. We
know you will be impressed with
this one REALTY ASSOCIATES.
INC NATIONAL 1A2Q
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

230o MONROE ST. NE.-ATTRACTIVELY
furn bed-living room. dinette: kit. screened
porch; c.h.w.. elec. refrigerat1on. gas. ngnt.
radio.
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
FALLS CHURCH, VA-Large room. near
woodland; fried chicken dinners; or . EN-
ployed. Phone Falls Church 536. 30.
SUBURBS OF LEXANDRIA-Vacancy for
two young men on 15-acre farm for young
people in spacious home: transportation
furnished Phone Alexandria 4-F-22.
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l.. l.. JOHNSON.
SALE OR TRADE

18th St.-PoSsession with Deed.
Delightful. modern. detached home, In
neW-houSe condition. Can be purchased on
easy terms or can be traded for desirable
vacant lots or small property. Address Box
1872. Star ONCE
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1871 PARK RID. NW.-Desirable rooms.
nsn 10 owners home Phone Col. 1857.
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ITIZ MASS AVE. N. w.
A distinctive home for young
people in an unsurpassed loca-
tion. All newly furnished studio
rooms. Reasonable.
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SAUL'S ADDITION.
Monthly Payment Only $49.5o.

Attractive. new all-brick semi-detached
house on deep lot: large rooms, tile bath,
front porch; close to stores and transpor-
tation. II you can pay rent, you can own
this house Open for inspection Saturday
and Sunday Call Mr. Towbes
l404 < St. NV. CAFRTTZ. DIST. 9Os0.
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ATTRACTIVE APT.

bed rms. liv. rin. recep. hall. porch.
kit. and bath; 8 exposures: newly deco
rated: frst-class building; cool and roomy.
The Shawmut. 1900 10th st. NV.
Res. Mgr. on. Premises. Potomac 1880
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
BY GENTLEMAN. Petworth section; state
price. Address Box 49-P. Star once.
WANTED-SUB. RMS. AND BOARD.
REFINED FAMILY with two children, 8
and years of age. want room and board
for Summer months within committing
dren to play necessary. Call Lincoln
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THE BILTMORE.
SPHINX CLUB,

L-Ud
Club residence for young ladies and gen.
tlemen: refined and homelike surroundings.
The best food in town New furnishings
throughout. Summer rates. Decatur 57Os.
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HE DRESDEN. 21o6 CONN. AVE: =
Handsomely furn.. . bed rooms. drawing
room dining room. kitchen. pantry. foyer
opd hot tb. 1n month O4s
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(COutinued.)

Serni-detached; single or double: large room
for s. porches, Full course home-ce9sed
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MOVING, PACKING g. STORAGE.
Blde :, Natl. 1870. Low rates N Y Boston
Chicago. Fla, st. Louis. Local moving.
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ROAMING the BOOKSHELF

~ becomes a local heroine for her
shaking the foundations, al least
under the local regime. The book
Is interesting in spite Of an ex-
tremely fictitious plot. The auth
or belongs to that new school Of
Southern writers who are flaying
and exposin. the true life IN this
section, so long romanticised and
led about in song and story. II the
plot IS inconceivable, the facts ut
ilized are real and potent with
truthfulness.
The style is clear-cut in its
forceful descriptiveness. There are
many passages of striking beauty:
Evenings the Negroes would pass
the house In the soft darkness and
would pause to listen, for frequent
ly at such times they could hear
the old man running his weary
fingers over the keys Of the piano"
Sometimes the most terrifying
facts of life Is its onward consum-
Ing movements, never any r2u1s.
never any alteration In speed. The
principles deduced from today's
experiences seem tomorrow to
have lost their adequacy. for the
new situations are not those Of
yesterday. Skillful is the man who
can trace the threed through the
weaving without losing it, for the
very thread itself changes color
and even texture as the cloth rolls
past" And the words Of Moses
preaching; MY brethren, amt you
lost, standing there, watchin' the
great river rush by. crying out
the pain Of the earth -. Lift your
heads up; where L your troubles
now; what do they mount to side
the great pain an the cryin' Of the
river?" "You is been wantin' to
git to de free worP. Can't no man
get to the free worp thought he
have de Cross wild him De free
worl amt nowhere it amt no
place Hit am in mans heart"
Mr.. Rylee, like Thomas Wolfe,
fastens the movement of his char
acters in the great medium of
dark time" measured by the end
less and mysterious flowing of the
river. If Nose could see the in
significance of man't life in this
vale of SORROWS as something not
quite real, it was because he could
look "across the wide ridge of the
ievee and the black mud flats .
on the other side" and see the
sweep of other fields and over all
the limitless night, holy, touched
by hands Of peace"
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Yakima, Wash.

Mrs. L. A. Tolliver entertained
the Women's Mite Missionary So
ciety on Friday at her home. -
Rev. c. B. Clements spent Wednes-
day in Ellensburg attending the
funeral of Mrs. " j Hunter. n
Mrs. Bell Evans, Teddy Hammock,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Evans and son,
MAYNARD, and Mr.. John Woods,
spent Sunday in Ellensburg visit
ing relatives. - Mr.. L. Hawkins
of Ellensburg spent the week here
visiting relatives and friends. -
Mrs. M. Porter and Mr.. Charles
Spearman are reported improved.
Mr.. Spearman is able to be up at
ter being confined with influenza.
- Shiloh Baptist Church, 76 and
Everett St., Rev. r. e. Donaldson,
pastor Sunday services were well
attended last Sunday. The pastor
spoke from the subject, "A Bright
PIN" Sunday morning. At the
close of the service the church or
gained a young peoples literary
society for the interest OF the
Young people of the church. New
Officers are: Miss Helen Strawder,
president: Miss Bette Vergius,
vnee president; Miss Gladys Bag
lev. assistant, secretary; Miss Ma
RE Mailing, recording secretary
plans were made for Valentine
PARTY to be given at the church
next Friday. Mrs. Novella Donald
son was elected as supervisor OF
the organization. The public is
invited to attend the meetings Of
this group.
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MRS. BONNIE BOCI.E
CORRESPONDENT

has been arranged by the president
Of the Christian Enoeavor, Miss
GWendolyn Hooker. Erwin Flowers
win be principal speaker and Geo.
Miller viii be Master of Ceremon-
les. John Scruggs win give the
Scripture readings and musical Sc
lectIons viii be given by Miss Bet
ty Patton and a trio composed Of
Mrs. Ernest Strawders, and the
Misses Vyollette Hooker and Doro-
thy Bushnell.
LAST WEEKS NEWS
Mrs. C0rdella VIM, National Y
Secretary among colored women,
arrived in the city this week. Mrs.
VIM was the principal speaker al
the Veaper services Sunday at the
Williams Ave. Y. She was also the
guest oil honor at the annual ban
dueI Thursday night. The entire
week was filled with important bu-
siness pertaining to many phases
Of : work. Mrs. VIM is an out
standing figure IN YWCA work,
and Is deeply interested In the vel
fare and upIift Of her race. AM
ong the affairs at which Mrs. VIM
was honor guest was q tea at
which Mrs. McNaughton and Mrs.
Lewis were hostesses to the Board
of Directors. Among the dinner
hostesses were Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Flowers, Mrs. r. F. Collins, Miss
Elizabeth Summers. Miss Geneva
Turner entertained with luncheon;
Miss T. Tinsdale, general secretary
entertained with a theatre party
The williams Ave. YWCA Com
mittee OF Management entertained
with tea at the home of Mrs.
Jack Martin. During her stay in
the city Mrs. Winn was guest at
the Portland Hotel.
CLUB NOTES: The wahkeenas
met with the president, Mrs. Ed
ward Watson. Lloyd Gaslkins
entertained the Y.P.F. Friday. ~
Mrs. Cora Minor was hostess at
the st. Philips Guild Tuesday. ~
Theodore Ingersoll entertained the
Tuskos. Hayden Golden Is the
newly-eiected president Of Sigma
Alpha Theta.
Mrs. Marian McClear of Astoria
was in the city for few days last
week.
Miss Hattie Tanning, coed at
Pacific University. Forest Grove. is
vacationing at home.
The names of Messrs. Garner
Grayson, Leroy Blackburn, W.
Nicely, w. Rutherford, and Edward
Rutherford were inadvertently o.
mitted In the card Of thanks In
last weeks issue inserted by Mrs
Virgil E. Keene and Mr.. and Mrs
Belvin williams.
Gordon Thomas Is a member OF
the January graduating class from
Benson Tech.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Braggs are
enjoying the pleasure Of new.
Ford VS. sedan.
Mrs. Huron Mellxer motored
down from Aberdeen to visit her
mother, Mrs. Clara Logan.
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borate program concentrating
Lincoln ard Douglas Week.
The Culture Club held its Febru-
airy business meeting Monday st
the home Of Mrs. Annie Averhart.
The program committee is arrang-
ing for a program in observation
OF Negro History Week.
The Dereloc Bridge Club met On
ednesday with Mrs. Lena Tate
as hostess. After a delicious crab
supper, prizes were awarded Mrs.
Laura Ellis, first; Mrs. Helen Stat
ford, second, and Mrs. Minnie Ell
more, consolation.
The Colored Ladies' Musical club
under the direction Of Mrs. Minnie
Eimore, after a months vacation
viii resume practices Tuesday eve
ming. They are preparing for an
Evening with Stephen Foster" as
their next presentation
The Progressive Bridge Club met
last week with DR.. and Mrs. e. q.
Elmore. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Irene Pratt, firgs;; Miss Ruth
Seek, second, and Mr.. Clarence
MARTIN, consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Moss. Mr..
and Mrs. Wendell Norris were din
ner guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. v. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Gibson and
Mr. and Mrs. Esmond Dahlberg Of
Seattle were guests in the city on
Sunday.
AnoEnUE
Your Observer offers a little
word Of warning to Tiger" Thai
cute little ofay girl you have been
seen with lately Is from the South
and has two very big brothers /. /.
Charlie Robinson has 1t bad. We
hear a certain Little Harlem"
waitress Is the cause We Won
der If Smoky Is going to try to
equal Bob's record established last
spring quarter last year at the u.
During that time Bob succeeded IN
changing girl friends at least once
every week. You've made good
st.rt Harold =. With all these
warm spring days why doesn't Ia
coma baseball team get an early
start for once? Let's have some
action Frank Sanders is TAX
ing wrestling seriously. Under the
tutelage of Bill Morris he Is be-
coming quite q bone-crusher
We see that Walt Williams plays
much less pool since Schaubey de-
cided to cut the staff Why
does Allis spend SO much time at
home lately? Could it be that lit
tie sister has all the eligible men
on her string2 Today's candi-
date for the forgotten women's
club is Miss &C, who not only is
trying to pass for an ofay, but is
also snubbiug her old friends. So
Phooey to her from me Wo-o-o
George is still going round and
round. Maybe Erna can tell Us
why II Frank doesn't stop his
skipping school we win tell the
powers that be Is Kenny VIII
son In love or is it just the APP
proach of track season that leaves
him with that far-away look in his
eyes Notice Oren Jones new
sweater. But. girls, you may look
but you must not touch =. Ted
(Tarzan) Jones hasn't been heard
from in a long time. What's the
matter, Ted, cat got your tongue !?
We hope -. Grow old, young man
grow old. Katherine Polk says her
men must be over twenty-five from
now on.
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Spokane. Wash.

Bethel A. M. e. Choir presented
a program of Negro spirituals on
Sunday evening at the First Unit
ed Presbyterian Church. Rev. ].
c. White was the principal speak
er.-Miss Viola Pollard left last
week for visit with friends in
Seattle.--The Ladies Guild of St
Thomas Episcopal Church will en-
terrain with a Valentine Dance on
Valentines Day at the Parrish
Hall Miss Fannie Humphrey en-
tertained with a surprise party last
week in honor Of her aunt, Mrs.
John Turner.-Among those who
attended the convocation dinner
given by the Episcopal Church at
the Davenport Hotel Monday even
ing were: Misses Josephine and
Bernice Dunn, Eleanor Barrow,
Messrs. John Thompson, Jr., Rob-
ert Coltrane and Kirk Barrow
Mrs. Charles Barrow was appoint
ed chairman of the Resolution
Committee at the meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of the st. Tho
mas Episcopal Church.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. Harris of Pasco were the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Turner last week.-Mrs.. Fredricka
James IS much improved after her
recent iiness.-The Ashanti Club
held its meeting Thursday in the
Y.W.C.A. (lubrooms. Mrs. Cath
crime Edmo ldson spoke on ''Unem-
ployment Insurance" Mrs. Bar
row and Mis- Ruth Lipscomb led
a discussion IN the Colonial Am
erican Family" This is included
in the courses on 1.-THE Family"
which the club Ii studying. Plans
were made for a Valentine kid"
party to be given February 20 at
the "Y."
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Great Falls. Mont.

The Mite Missionary Society met
last week at the home Of Mrs. 8.
White. - The dinner given by the
Willing Workers Club recently was
a huge success - The Dunber Art
and Study Club met last week at
the home of Mrs. c.. Smith. - Miss
Sarah Pleasant Of Hare was IN
the city last week to visit her bro
Their, Mr.. D. Pleasant. who Is i'll at
a local hospital. - Miss Y. Novot-
nv Is confined to her home with
the numps. - Mr.. Alfred King re-
turned to his home In Havre. -
Mrs. e. Hiss is visiting as house
guest Of her sister end brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown. -
Mrs. e. Winburn and Mrs. d.
Christian entertained with a chit
terling dinner which was well at
tended.
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sEn. 657I

Williams Ave. Y.W.c.A, Miss
Elizabeth Summers, secretary r.
Mrs. Katherine Gray win have
charge OF Vesper Services on Sun
day afternoon.
Committee Of Management VIII
meet next Wednesday morning at
II o'clock.
The Trojans entertainment FRI
day evening was financial sue
cess. The Business and Industrial
Girls sold hot dogs and punch.
The High School Girl Reserves
win meet Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
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ElIensburg, Wash.

Funeral services were held Wed
nesday for Mrs. Mary Hunter, age
66, who passed away at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Ethyl Boyd,
on Sunday. Rev. D. d. Banks Of
ficiated. Surviving are her three
daughter, Mrs. Ethyl Boyd of this
city, Mrs. Alice Hunter of Tacoma.
Mrs. Fanny Gray of Los Angeles,
and one son, Mr.. John Hunter, OF
Tacoma. = Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
BOYD were here from Walla Walla
wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Boyd's grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Hunter. - Mrs. VIM. Harris
of Olympia is visiting here and is
the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Boyd. = Mr.. Stanchel Barn
EFT has returned to his home after
being away for the past month. =
Miss Josephine Evans spent last
Sunday visiting in Yakima. II
Friends of Mrs. John Woods will
be happy to learn that her condi-
ton, which has been serious, is
greatly improved.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Flowers are
enjoying the pleasure of a new
Fofd vs. sedan.
RI and Mrs. Jameg Braggs and
AIR. and Mrs. Lee Grigshy spent
sunday at Mt. Hood.
Miss Geraldine Jefferson, niece
Of AIr. and Mrs. James Braggs
mas come here from San Francisco
to visit indefinitely with her uncle
and aunt
Tho Cotton Blossom Singers Of
Einey Woods, Mississippi. sang to
! capacity audience at the Centen-
AIRY Wilbur Methodist Church Sun
day evening.
1Ir. and Mrs a. l. Randoh are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF a baby daughter last sun
day
kfrs. Earl Morrison has been in
Longview. Wash. for the past. two
Neeks, where she went to care for
4 relative who was i'll
A license GO wed was issued on
Tuesday to Mrs Marie L. Reed and
Mr.. Elmer Jones.
ar. and Mrs. VIM. Boozer are
being congratulated on the birth
Of a baby daughter last week.
Mr.. Robert Allen, who has been
in the East for several years. Il
here making an indefinite stay
with his father, Mr.. W. D. Allen.
Young Mr.. Allen has been success
fully associated with the Union In
surance and Realty Company In
Durham. n. c.. for the past two
years.
Notice to Contest Subscribers
TO those who are not receiving
their paper we wish to state that
the subscription date will be All
vanced to the date that the paper
lis delivered regularly. Notify this
office If your paper IS not deliver
ed
The saith birthday Of Mrs. Eliza
West was celebrated Wednesday
evening at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Katherine Gray. About
twenty-five guests between the
ages of 10 and SO were called for
in machines to attend the party
and returned to their homes by
thoughtful friends About fifty
other friends called during the eve
ming to pay respects to Mother
West.
Richard Allen Day will be cele-
brated Sunday esening at Bethel
A.M.E. Church with the Christian
Endeavor Ia chas.ge of the service.
At z o'clock Rev. G. +. Martin will
conduct five-poipt program at
which all former members and ex-
officers win be honor guests. AT
g o'clock an interesting program