davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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COLORED-5th and T sts.--g r; auto
matte heat, double brick garage. full Gel
lar; ideal location. North 6420.
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NO. 3
CHARMING 6-RM BRICK,

This new. attractive 6-rm. blick home
is priced very low considering the market.
Has an attached garage, with full base
ment and the location is uneKcellAd Right
Out Conn. ave. past Chevy Chase Circle
TO Taylor St, right to Az.
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WE HAVE INVESTORS WHO WILL MAKE
you cash offer for your D. c. property
in any condition: no charge for appraisal
URCIOLO REALTY CO. NE. 494l.
; OR 8 ROOMS. IN VA. OR MD. DIRECT
from owner. VIII pay cash If price is right
Columbia 1850
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COLORED-Ideal NV. section: large
rooms, modern brick; only $500: small
cash payment: easy terms. DE. 1882.
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OVER 24O-FT. FRONTAGE.

Secluded, natural, convenient; less than
10 min. drive to Navy Bldg: large. ram
bling 4-bedToom house with additional
attic space. large attached Rarage maids
quarters. wine vault in basement; from all
windows you see large forest trees rolling
grounds and scenic splendor: not long ago
a showplace. now It needs new owner
with vision and a. little cash. Inspect
Sunday afternoon or appointment ar
ranged during week. Phone CHI 1922 or
call at 1924 24th st. no Just above Key
Bridge. Priced at SI6,5O0 for immediate
Evening star., 1941-08-10

COLORED-1Oth street n.e.-S r; oil
heat: > baths: newly decorated. Howard
L. Turner Hobart 550S Decatur 1l6o.
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CLEVELAND PARK, S11 500.

Corner, most unusual double house; 100
it. front "A IT. Deep center hall. den. Law,
1St fl. Ir. 14x23 master bedrm. 14x20
with frepl.. bedrms.. baths, extra
heated sunrm.; new-home condition.
MI 4oiO-WI o635
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WOODBRIDGE HOMES.

1912 26th ST. n.e.-Bungalow, rms.
and tile bath, attic, oil heat, fireplace,
chestnut trim: garage.
3O4S Thayer st. NE aptS., r. and
b. each: oil heat; garage; rent, S91 so
month price, S6,950.
1904 18th st. NE apts.. r. and b.
VIM r. THoRoWGOOD,
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UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.

Quality 6-room brick home. modern all
details, beautifully planted lot practically
pew; bedrooms inclosed porch, detached
brick garage, oil heat; near grade and
employe selling at 5000 due to transfer.
Warfield 1871. 4O6 Jackson Ave.
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UNDER $4,000.

I choice 3-bedroom, 2-bath homes in
Bethesda and Chevy Chase 2 with II
baths on first floor; 2-car garage and rec
Eeation room. As low as, 81 500 cash.
Terms on balance. Call Mr.. Smith,
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COLORFD-Besutiful Harvard ST. home
8 r; h.-w.h., elec.; ex. condition.; onl,
S4,70o: name your terms.
THOo. w. PARKS CO.,
207 Ela. Avenue NV. De. 11o0.
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BETHESDA, MD.-S8.75O.

Exceptionally livable Dutch Colonial
home with 3 large light bedrooms and
glass-lncloSed porch; large closets and
pantry; front porch: deep. licely land
seaped yard; on quiet street within walk
inR distance OF shopping center F. r.
SPEARE INC. 1912 Old Georgetown I'd.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NEAR OLNEY. MD.

75-year-old brick residence with about 8
acres Is bedrooms. ? baths. servants quar-
terS with baths 2-car brick garage; lawns
beautifully Handicapped: moderniZed al q
cost Of 100000. priced at SI6,500 to settle
an estate. Open Sunday 2 to 6. Call
WO uo1u
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GA AVE z, HAMILTON ST NV

a20 Hamilton-6 rooms and bath. toilet
and laundry tubs in basement; deep yard
INV. heat and gas stove; :, porches; good
condition. GE. 94O5. Reasonable
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

MUST BE SOLD NOW.
New brick BUNGALOW. S rms. bath. hre-
place. attic. basement, nice lot; near bus;
a beauty.
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EUGENE A. BARRf.z o-
1907 H ST. NV. Me :U.o.
COIORED-BRICK ON FAIRMONT ST
5 rms. bath, h.-wh., cleo; brick sarase'
good home or investment at 81 900.
LEROY GADDIS,
,o,, 1stb Sf w MA 1o17
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VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
District 5000. Reaitor. Invest. Bldg.

sol Longfellow st. n.w-SS.750-Cor-
ner, semi-det. brick u rms, 3 porches lone
incloSed: oil heat, built-ln garage, deep
lot; mr.. all conveniences arranged for .
families; ideal rental investment. Open
Sunday 10 till . pm, weekdays by ap-
polntment only. +. A. TWEED CO.. RE.
SI99. gOI 18th st. NV.
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blocks from University Park School.
close to Univ Of Md. New brick. 8 and 8
rooms; S5.99O-S6.5O0 The only houses for
sale under SS,500 in this exclusive sec
tion. F. H. A. terms or privately financed.
Nichols ave. and University drive
J. H. ROGERS, Hyatts 0462. 10'
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new 6-room bricks center-haN plan.
under construction. will be ready soon.
3 bedrooms. bath 2nd floor LsrEe living
room, dining room fireplace, porch. fun
basement oil or gas heat nice lots Pur-
chaser can pick paper and hXtureS. One
house complete, can show sample Near
shopping center buses and schools. Nice
residential section WILLIAM E. RICH
ARDSON builder. SH 646i
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Imposing and outstanding in design, q
very unusual home of eight rooms, 2
baths a bedrooms and ! bath on 1st n,
bedroom and bath overlooking large patio
on 2nd fl; 2-story living room with bal
cony, oil heat. 2-car garage LARGE. beau
tifully Handicapped lot, Just west of Conn.
ave, near the two country clubs. Price.
Sl4,750. Eve or Sun, phone Tempe 992233.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
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CoLORED--Near Ist and Que sts;-t
r.; h-wh. cleo; cellar; good condition
will sacrifice; terms. DE. 1161.
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COLONIAI-S815O.

New, well built. brick. 3 bedrooms on
. floor levels; porch of living room; at
tsched garage with entrance from kitchen:
nice lot With trees. Terms, TO- cash.
balance easy payments F. r. SPEARE.
INC 7O12 Old GeOrgetoWn rd WI 2IOS
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White Cape Cod Colonial,
OWNER LEAVING CITY

Woodbridge, 36I7 26th st. n.e-At-
tractive home, large rooms, tiled bath.
fireplace, large kitchen with breakfast al
cove, gas heat. insulated; lot 40x105;
garage; open.
aa WIN. R: THoRowGoop;
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COLORED-6 r, bath; h.-wh.. elec.; !;
near 18th and w sts.; only S5,95O; terms.
North 1909.
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COL LORED-Beautiful Colonial-type, g.
r. home near Howard University; hard
wood floors oil heat; new-house condi-
ton with deep yards and garage; $1,000.
Taylor 3O10.
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COLORED-S6. .OOO-NR. 9TH AND G SITS.
n.e.-Semi- detached brick. q large rooms.
bath. auto heat. water heater. kitchens
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COIORED-9 r.. tiled bath: h.-w.h..
cleo: near 18th and Girard; terms; ex.
condition. North 1909.
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cOIORED-S r.; h.-w.h., cleo: tiled
hath. porches: S6,25o: submit your terms;
Irving St., near Park pl. Mr.. Hawkins,
MI 2057.
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$3.50 DOWN. $40 PER MONTH.
rooms and bath. East Hysttsville, Md:
needs repairs. Price. S2,a30
S275 DOWN, $40 PER MONTH.
6402 Chapel rd.. Seat Pleasant, Md-S
rooms and bath, h.-w.h, garage: S5475.
$500 DOWN, $3.50 PER MONTH.
25 Landover rd.. Cheverly. Md.-5-room
brick, oil burner, garage. Price; $4,000.
109la Carroll ave, Hyattsville, Md
story brick. s rooms, tiled bath. oil heat.
Price, S9.375.
Small estate. University Park, Nd; T.
room brick, garage; built at cost of S35,-
000 owner will sacrifice for $4,000.
r. S. DAVIS
100 Md Ave, Hyattsville. Md. WA 5000.
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New 2-FamilV Bargains!

CUT COST 70 S125O.
Only $3.50 for these brand-new brick
semi-detached 2-family homes; reasonable
cash and S65 month to buy; first floor
rents $3.50; 2nd floor, $40 so: live in
one, rent the other, cut payment TO as
low as S12.50 month
EDMUND j. FLYNN
Woodward Bldg RE 1918
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ROCKVILLE.
2-ACRE ESTATE.

Lovely old Colonial home. u spacious
rms. gorgeous trees and strawberries. With
a little redecorating you will have the
home OF your dream.and the low price OF
this home will surprise you.
T. R. SPEAR. WI. o1OS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Near Coolidge High School.
So 5OO-Modern semi-detsched brick. 6
rooms, bath and garage: A real value;
| convenient terms. GOLDSTEIN BROS.
| Penuhlic 1888
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2-6 PM
s. years old 6-room. 2-bath home
In this fine section for Ss. 95O.OO Very
low priced, bargain. See this Sunday,
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
Exclusive Agents.
1924 14th St. NV.
DT 33dH
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

6-room bungalow. 3 nicely ARRANGED bed
rooms living room, dining room, kitchen
fresh air Space for garage and gar
den. Lot so IT. by $50 IT. $3.50, terms.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1913 DI. 10l5.
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NEAR FALLS CHURCH, VA.
rooms. detached. large rooms. porches.
beautiful lawn and trees. tennis court, ga
rage Is acres of land. acres in woods,
GOOD stream can be damned for swim
ming pool; price. S27,50o; reasonable casa
and terms. Call -
r ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Investment Blds RE. 1&A.
lcnntinued en Nezt RAlAl
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

LARGE GROOM BRICK HOUSE. LARGE
screened porch; lot 55xl50: oil heat, air
conditioned; in suburbs WA. S603.
1903 WOODLEY RID. NV.
4-bedroom. semi-detached brick. oppo-
site Wardman Park Hotel: spacious rooms,
lovely garden, etc Priced low for quick
sale. Sl0500; rent at ss5 per mo. to
good tenant.
ADLAI MANN, Agent,
Me 1901. Woodward Bldg.
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RARE BARGAIN; LARGE 7-RM. HOUSE,
beautiful lawn, $50 IT., on Lee highway;
12 acres; Is miles from Washington. Call
Fairfax 254-J.
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Blks. 14th and Emerson,

Fine detached shingle home: 4 bedrooms.
garage; large lot Not new, but attractive
and we'll built. offered to liquidate an
estate at the unusually low price of $4,000.
Terms GOLDSTEN BROS. RE. 1888.
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A FINE HOME

AT MODERATE PRICE.
Rock Greek Park area, west OF 18th st,
new brick, Il large rooms, 2l2 baths.
center-hal. lavatory and den on hrst
floor. Built-in garage. large lot, PRICED
LESS THAN $1,000.
HOME REALTY CO., pos 10th ST. NV.
AID 5on1 or RE IA31
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Fine old homestead. excellent for home
as well as Investment: . rms, oil heat viii
need some repairs: land consists of / 6 BLDG
lots or ! entire city block: high elevation.
overlooking newly dedicated park hne old
trees and shrubs, Gear garage. water and
sewer available: located 10 minutes from
Lincoln Bridee, just of Lee blvd: price,
S1475O; terms. Inspection by appointment.
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
112o n Irving ST ArI Va CH n290
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DIRECT FROM BUILDER.

Overlooking Rock Creek Park-6 large
rooms. . beautiful baths. large recreation
room, fireplsces; air-conditioned heat:
garage. Open till 9 pm. daily 117S
Hobart st. NV. Il blk. north OF Harvard
ST. MR. MOORE AID. 31g1.
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NEW BUNGALOW.

5 rooms, built-in bath,
hardwood floors, hot-wster
heat, full concrete base
ment. Monthly payments as
low as $40 mo, including
taxes and insurance. Half
mile from D. C. line. To
reach: Out Bladensburs,
rd. to the second street
beyond the second trafflc
light in cottage City; turn
right TO the third street.
then turn left to 602 Lawns
dale st. Owner on premises
10 am. TO 5 pm. Sunday.
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COLORED.

BEAUTIFUL EASTLAND GARDEN, 42no
and KenilWorth ave- n.e.-Splendid neigh
borhood Purchase a lot on easy terms,
when paid $3.50 & to S5oo co ! vii pa euiia a
Colorado Bldg, 14th and G SITS. NV. Ii.
6So3-J. Salesman. Fred NJ. Chives.
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FOR BIG FAMILY.

conditioned heat oil burner. hardwood
floors, open fireplace. closets and storage
space galore: screened. Weather-stripped,
insulated, = acre. . miles D c.. $3.50.
$3.50 cash. bal. less than rent. MARTIN
T WFRR & som Avnapdale
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COIoRED- 5-R. DETACHED
home; brick garage; master bath; Elec-
trolux refrigeration: liberal terms. DE.
11l5
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PRICE. $1,000.

| Wel-constructed 6-room house with Q
| acres of garden Just off Lee hwy sbovs
| Eslls Church, Va; an excellent buy. Box
! 25SM Star
| BEST BUY IN MARYLAND
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LOOK.

Open and lighted from 10 to o. 249
Lonefellow st. NV The FIRST time offered,
2-family house in Brightwood at a
sacrifice. s rooms and bath. shower,
built-in garage, oil heat. in new-house
condition. For inspection call d. ].
O'Connor RA. 0061, with j. J. OCON-
NOR DI 525o
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S6,450-S6,65O.

Open for inspection. 5-rm. model homes,
Just OF Lee hwy. Brick bungslow type,
full basement and attic. oil sir-cond nditioned
heat: COW. 10 tranSp. and schools terms.
Take Lee hwy. to Illinois ST. left u block.
GEO. H. RUCKER CO.,
Exclusive Agent
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BARGAIN OF THE WEEK.

S6S50-Attractive brick home with q
nice rooms. full basement, auto. heat, large
screened porch, Il baths; lot 55xl So. with
hoW to Capitol; terms. KENSINGTON
REALTY CO, KenS.. Md. SH. s66S, Ken
EinEtnn 13o
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TOURIST LOCATION.
SILVER SPRING-S6,750.

On Lee highWay-Lsrge T-room house,
attic. full basement, fireplace; ample park
ing space; garage $3.50 CHI 0723.
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ARLINGTON va.

Exclusive Agent.
1903 n Courthouse Rd,, Arlington, Va.
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OPEN TODAY 1875.
247 TUCKERMAN ST. NV

247 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
Don't fail TO see this charming corner
BUNGALOW situa ed in the HEART OF
BETTER BRIGHTWOOD; ) lovely rooms,
tile bath and shower, cozy fireplace porches.
spacious grounds. etc. Beautifully recon-
dltloned throughout Truly a home of eX-
ceptional charm and comfort Priced for
only $3.50 on easy terms
Leo NJ Bernstein g. Co. ME. 54O0.
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OPEN TODAY 1875.
57l5 18th ST. NV.

Your best DEFENSE is to buy HOME
See this unusual 20-ft., semi-det. brick,
dellghtfully situated near everything: d
large rooms. bath, porches, etc. Beauti-
fully reconditioned Truly a bargain for
only S6,45a, on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. $500
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT OWNER OF
Il or room home, upper 18th st. section
or Brentwood; all cash If necessary. Box
AR, Star.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Fine Clock
Given Soror

Xeta chapter Of Iota Phi Lamb
da sorority paid a glowing living
tribute TO one OF its members. Mrs.
r. Louise Henderson. at the morn
ing services at Bethel AME church,
Sunday. October ~. when they
presented her Roman gold wall
clock. surmounted by an eagle. 10
adorn the walls OF the Detroit In
stitute OF Commerce, OF which Soror
Henderson is founder. Mrs. Fannie
B. Peck made the presentation.
As tribute to Soror Henderson,
Rev. w. II. Peck delivered q spe-
cial sermon on the theme. THE
Vitality OF Christian Character"
Members OF Zeta chapter Of the
sorority are: Phyllis Griffin,
Maxine Broyles. Amy Cunningham
Lottie Donald. Postella Gresham
n. Louise Henderson. Johnnie Mae
McConico. Grace McTyre, Fannie
b. Peck. Inez wingneld, Yvonnt
Greenlee. Cadence Hines. Jchnells
Johnson and Bernice Mae Thomp.
son.
The sophomore students OF the
Detroit Institute OF Commerce
Mrs. Henderson states. will form
an undergraduate chapter OF Iota
Phi Lambda sorority.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Club Sister
GEL Surprise

The Century Of Progress club
feted their club sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Ferguson Stewart. and her
husband. al a surprise shower FRI
day evening. October 10. al the
home OF the newly-weds. 1914
Mitchell street. The Stewards were
married on September 3.
The affair was a complete sur
prise to the honorees. Mrs. Stewart
was greeted at the door, with the
congratulations song, My Friends
And Your Friends The group
presented the couple beautiful
table lamp. They also brought along
refreshments, including ice cream
and cake. and an assortment OF
their own games. All had lovely
time.
Among those present were: Miss
Mary +. Monroe, Mrs. Edith Gli-
christ. Mrs Beatrice Goldsby, Mrs.
Lula Williams. Mrs. Pearl Under
wood. Mrs. Elizabeth Parker. Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs Ashly
Cain. Mrs. Manwella Williams. Mrs.
Annie Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs John
Miles and Mrs. Charles Diggs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Nepvly WEEDS and
Visitors HOnOred

On Monday evening. oct. 10, the
choir OF 81. Johns Presbyterian
church entertained in honor OF one
OF their members who had recently
married and for the out-of-town
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hill.
The affair was at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. $50 Watson
street. The groom was Sherman
Mcdonald OF the choir and the
bride. Anna May Maxwell who mar
ried on Oct 5. The other honorees
were: Mesdames TORY Cooper and
Ruth Banks OF Atlantic City. Nj.
After a few games. refreshments
were served. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fuqua. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Hill, Mesdames Emma
Stewart. Cladia Taylor, L. z. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Stewart and
sister and Clarence Moore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

Patton. A delectsble menu was
served.
The Acme Bridge club gave a get
together Saturday night, at the
residence OF Mrs. Jessie Mae Jor-
dan. Enjoying the fun were: Geor-
gia Mae Whitfield. Vera Wiggens,
Eppie Alexander, Bessie Rutledge,
Lucille Echols and Mary Patton.
The girls played bridge, whist and
Keno.
Mrs. Hazel Baugh entertained at
breakfast Thursday. in honor OF
her cousin. Mrs. Gertrude Nelson,
and her daughter. Madeline. The
hcnorees hailed from Albany. n.
Y. Co-hostesses at the affair was
Ruth Louise Jackson. other guests
were Madam Louise rcbley. Del
liza Baker, Elisha d. stewart. Sarah
Giddcns. Geneva Ford, Mollie
Baugh, Myrtle Baugh and Mary
Patton. and daughter. Mary Ann.
After breakfast. cocktails were
served, after which the guests went
to the home Abf Mrs. Elisha Stewards
where they were entertained by
the lovely piano music Of Mrs. Nell
son.
Kindly send your news for this
column to 1902 st. Aubin street.
Thank you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Mary Uedper
Ucd In OHIO

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weaver OF
Kansas City, Mo, announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Mary
10, to William Blakely. formerly
OF Kansas City. who now resides
In Detroit. Mr.. Blakely Is the
nephew OF the popular Clarence and
Frank Owens, old residents OF Dee
troit.
Mrs. Blakely was very popular
among the younger set OF Kansas
City. She was the winner OF the
beauty contest for K.C. l.. the sum-
mer OF 1910. Mary 10 was,the recip-
lent OF many showers and social
courtesies before leaving home.
The couple was quietly married
Sunday with relatives and friends
witnessing at Napoleon, Ohio.
They are at home TO friends at
214 Medbury, Apt. o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Peerless ArfS
Holds Meet

The Young women's Peerless Art
club held their opening meeting OF
the season last Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. Louise Tibbs. on Hol-
brook street.
After a pleasant summer vaca-
ton, the club members met with q
renewed club spirit and many a
clever ideas. Much enthusiasm was
shown. as plans were outlined for
the coming year.
One OF the highlights OF the meet
ing was the report OF Mrs. Sadie
Lindsay. president. on the meeting
OF the National Association OF Club
Women in oklahoma. Mrs. Leila
Hendricks also gave ap, informa-
tive report on the recent planning
conference OF the Detroit ssocia-
ton OF womcn's clubs.
After a lengthy business session,
the hostess served tasty lunch
con 10 the following ladies: Mes
danes frankie Dove, lone Harris,
Mary Poole, Josephine May, Ethel
Harkless. Hilda Jason. Rosa John
son. Leila Hendricks, Edna Porter,
Z. Grimes. Sadie Lindsay, Delphine
Amos. Anna Leake. Channie Lind
say, Jerene Macklin, Elizabeth
Glass. Fredericks Stafford. Irene
Watt, Eulalia wyatt and Sadie
straughn.
The next meeting will be at the
building OF the Associated women's
clubs. with Mrs. Delphine Amos as
hostess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
BY EVELYN c. POPE

Phillips. president; Louise Chap
man. vice president; Leola Walton.
recording secretary: Ethel Gordan,
treasurer: Alberta Meeks. financial
secretary. One Of the clubs first az
fairs will be a party TO be given
for Halloween.
Private william Scott, OF Com
pany s, oath Engineers. Is here
from Fort Custer. lie is a first-class
private and will be visiting his rela-
tives for fifteen days.
A family reunion was held Sat-
urday night AT the Booth home on
Goddard street. II was given In
honor OF the visitors from Chica-
go--Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Rowe. Those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. o. l..
Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Booth.
Herman Booth and children. Mrs.
William j. Gordon, and Miss Susan
Booth, Mrs. +. II. Glover, Mrs. 8.
Nicholson. Mrs. Eugene Heard.
A<NOuhlu AuVudc anu MI uiiu 4hi1s
Caleb Simpson, who acted as hosts.
Motor cars are gradually reduce
ing train and bus business. Mrs.
Jessie Mae Robinson. Mrs. Nettie
Allen. Mrs. Mae Gregory and Mrs.
Elizabeth Griscombe, Mrs. Ella
Colbert motored TO Pasadena. Cali
fornia, recently. thence to Los
Angeles. Among the sights they saw
we're the pettrlfied forest, the paint
ed desert, Boulder Dam in Nevada.
They spent three weeks on the
Pacific Coast, before returning to
Detroit.
A luncheon was given last Thurs
day by Mrs. Sarah Giddings. in hon.
or Of her cousin. Mrs. Daisy Drake.
OF Cleveland. Those present in
cluded Mrs. Lola Scott, Mrs. Hazel
Haugh, Leila Brisker, and Mrs. Mary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

II his discourse. Or. Brady said
rhe main cause Of the break
Ia in our social structure, ths
,rbug craze and other factors,
be traced definitely TO a break
n in our home life. Mothers
fathers are too busy with their
Measure to pay much attention
|the chsracter-building Of their
ldren.
Pou q recent tour OF the Wayne
hnty Jail. found 20 per cent OF
| inmates were Negroes. although
| constitute only 10 per cent Of
! population. Many OF these in
hes are the youth OF our city. Ad-
hing that economic conditions
N an important part In the sit
lion. we cannot overlook the
n that somewhere along the line,
home, mainly the mothers. have
bed in their duty"
br Brady also expressed the
|nion that Negro churches have
Elected their duty. In not being
L TO offer a program that would
y youth OF the race from the
lets and offer them wholesome
|reation under Christian super
BON.
trs. Pearl Collins, OF the Detroit
brd Of Health. Is president OF the
|st Side Mothers club: Mrs. An
Taylor. secretary: Mrs. Myra
kram. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

lie Mae and Ulysses Edmond and
Samuel and Mary Bell. The excit-
ing surprise birthday party was
held Saturday evening. Oct. IL. at
Mrs. Bells home, 6S0s Scotch ave-
nue..
The honoree was completely sur
prised when she returned from an
enjoyable automobile ride with her
son and daughter-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bell. TO find the house
filled with friends singing Happy
Birthday 10 You" Mrs. Bell was
the recipient OF many beautiful
gifts.
Later in the evening golden
brown fried chicken. potato salad,
sliced tomatoes. ice cream and cake
were served. Everybody enjoyed
the delicious dinner.
Those who shared in keeping
the party a secret and came 10 Of
fer fluctuations were: Mr.. and Mrs
John Langston, MI. and Mrs. Aaron
Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Haynes
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brock, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert C Croft. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maynard Mobley. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J. Cooper. Mr.. apd Mrs
William II. Moss, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Bell, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bates, their daughter and her hus-
band; Mesdames Kate Smith. s. l.
Walton. Ida Chancellor. Lillian
Donnell, Pauline Sims. Mary Gray
Dora Holiday. Anna l.. Grafton
Roberta Durrett, NJ. r. Gordon. Hat.
tie Slater, Hattie Scott Ruth Busy
Edith Gilchrist. Lola Berry. Elva
Eyrd, Mary Hickman. Lizzie Mali.
otis. W. +. walker. Francis Free
Bessie pickens, Frank W. Under.
wood; Miss Morita Robertson. Miss
Cozetts Bell; Messrs. John Stanley
William Miller. Eugene Garland
Brown Dudley and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Will You Be
There For Tea?

or course you plan to sip tea
al St. Johns Presbyterian church.
corner Jos. Campau and Clinton
streets. this Sunday az rc. .A5-
mission and refreshments are free.
A fine musical program by both
Canadian and American talent will
he presented, starting at 1880 pm.
The affair is under the auspices OF
the choir SO do turn out