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Evening star., 1945-10-13

WISCONSIN AVE-, opposite Sears Roebuck
Washtngton's most valuable commercial
location; parking included. New building,
41xl23, one or more floors, or will
divide; long 7ease from reputably estab-
hshed businesses will be considered. LOUIS
BURMAN, RE 176S.
STORES FOR RENT in big shopping Gen.
ters in Arlington; spring occupancy. Cal
M. T. BROYHhL CO.. INC, CH. $500
for information.
1900 BLK. X sTREET.-over 5000 So
1T. available on 1st floor, basement and
mezzanine; term lease. JEROME s.
MURRAY, 1881 @ st. NV. RE. 2460
NEAR i4th AND R. I. AVE. N.w.-store
and garage, over 1000 sa IT., large base
ment; suitable for radio, electrical, auto
supply, etc, WILLIAM SCHWARTZ, Real.
tor I427 Eye st; nv: Suite 200; EX. TOSS
OWNER MAY CONSIDER EEASNG a me
dunn size store in very busy location
to reliable tenant for years. Only
certain type businesses will be considered
Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE
STORES, RETAIL or display purposes. in
End commercial area ne; from 1000 tc
1900 So #: on one floor. LOUIS BUR,
SPLENDID LOCATION for ladies. dres.
shop in fine shopping center in Arlington
VIII be available March LIST. Call CHI
$500 for information.
STORE. suitable for jeweler-watchmaker
l7O6 g st. NV near State Department
See agent nrpmiceS
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

FOR LEASE OR SALE-In the 1900 blk of
Wisconsin ave. NV: II you can use this
location for your business call me now
P1dss4 P51ssa Fl: sIghi. i,ssi HARRY l. FRIEDMAN
1eSsef 1oose p6WNToWN on ROW.; LoCAT1oN-A s-story
building which will interest only a large
corporation or a retail business in posi-
tion to undertake substantial sI priceo, ,se.
be rated: possession this year<t necessary
Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE
CAN you USE 5000 SO. TT. on I'd floor
z zoned nsS q eommercia 9as nf and ocssed % u sf
st. NV, near bali park Cali HARRY
572e GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-one-s -stor,
o iS5s 0usns sauals feet s feet oo ssa s1ses W
side driveway and 10000 square feet Of
lease, February. 1916. MARTIN Nc
1SG s4S 6ss sory
building which will interest only large
tion to undertake substantial-pricec
long-term lease; references required: mus
@ e Faiss Rq ihS yssF Brosss re-
s-SToRY. IL rooms and 3-bath brick
house, near 10th and F SITS. NV; vacant
now; 5000 per month; has full basement mi
offices and many other 1st commercia
ssss H. g. sMITHY GO Go ~ SA 5so4
Fairyiew ave. and Gallaudet st. This
and faces Brentwood Park in the rear Of
the new Opwan Trucking Depot. This
property can be purchased at q reasonable
figure or the owner will rent as is or i'm
prove with q building for Or vr rssponslsle pnds
INC, washington Bldg, DI $500
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STORES FOR SALE.

SMALL STORE. DOWNTOWN - Present
tenant will sell his 5-yr, lease with somt
fixtures; ideal for matchmaker or small
business, Cali HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
100 BLOCK coon HOPE RD. Sc, ad
Joining corner drugstore. leased to nationa
wear, children's wear or other lines. vii
build TO suit tenants Call Mr. Hansen
ma. 1881, GODDEN & SMALL, 304
Woodward Bldg.
DOWNTOWN iewelry store - Due to ILL.,
ness owner will sacrifice established COINS
profitable business; 9-year lease; cheaI
experienced party able to make cash dea
Immediately. Unusual opportunity. Cal
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1856
LIQUOR STORE BUSINESS-Please do MOI
entertain this proposition unless you are
able to consider a high-class deal reouirins
about $4,000 and you do appreciate Q
high-class 1907 store; shown by appoint
ment only; no trifiers please HARRY /
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE llf6
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iNVIsTMEN1 PROPERTY FOR SALE

APARTMENT HOUSES forr-unit apt
houses; owner quotes $7,140 yearly in.
trust trust Of sss. 900, The down ei payment Is
Sla;5oq; For information phone GUY
sys' MS l.4ssEa IA sEa1 Or cH 1850 IS ,....
oa HoBLE BoAz Reaitor 954o s4ee Wis n'sSo ave- Be-
Isth AND SIS. N.w.-owner must sacr,-
fice this brick row house; rooms to rent
and l small apartment you occupy; walking
Ssrsain Harry 1. TRIEDMANa Ans qRoser sroser,
Pa AVE, Sc. between 9th and 7th sts-
rage; property faces 9 streets; excellent
type Of business. REALTY SERVICE CO.. co.
500 BLOCK 18th ST. NE apartments;
first floor consists of 8 rooms, tiled bath
saos sna pantry Isg ssSonS floor consists Of
automatic hot-water heater. Priced right,
EsAT sHsfT szsXEfs aPsRfMfSA sS aousf 4ss and
offered at 6A times rent for for immediate
aRY seGut sasR hrossr lsaurs Sd Gs
COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL property,
Mt. Pleasant ST., excellent condition; mo.
sSeo eass s,so9e leoa1ed LIST m
Apex Station, Wash, .. C. 1ss
WE HAVE several well-located downtown
locations. suitable for Offices and busine SIS.
Gall HARRY DRE1sEN, or MURRAY CO..
THE FINEST AND BEST investments we
ever offered-4-family apartment build
inas tnot ordinary fiats). specially created
and designed by Shapiro. the most unusual
modern 4-family apartment buildings ever
built in Washington; 3S' front facing a
Government park in excellent ne section;
priced Sl7,500, $4,000 cash required
tcorner S1S.75o). Live in one apartment
and live on the balance OF the income
We recommend these apartments as con
sentative investments. SHAPIRO, INC,
rWo- % -sToRY ssN9' CORNER Con Err suiLb1kG Mh near
1th and c s,w.; contains about 5000 SO
Il. new heating system; possession Dec.
Ist. Price S31 300. Call Mr. Wolberg
IA. 1885. SHANNON & LUcHs CO.. 1905
4 Il IEtMi,y st NIX IA xpAS$4SSrNr 2$aS uo,sr ,,,,,u
furnished. Girard st. NV. between }4th
and 10Th SITS. gas h.-w.h.; this Is q
money-maker and requires no special at
tension; all rents approved BY rent con-
troll. Tor further information call ABC
REAL EEAlT1x X SSos pSy 60 ,s,. zsSs 4lss M q M
TIA. 62AB
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE, furn.; also desk space
Tor phone and mail service l. J. COWIE,
S0g Eye st: NV, MA. 54S7
OfFICES AVAILABLE for occupancy July
into 5,ooo-sa. #. units: floor plans and
consideration: this building lighted on all
1 sides, with parking facilities LOUIS
BURMAN, RE. 1858
1919 18th ST: NV. between H and Eye
sts-OWnsr VIII erect Immediately g.
story building for the exclusive use of one
tenant. lorg-terr lease at reasona able rate,
associa tion or. ofiees. 43-ft frontage and
ground area OF 6.100 so. It. to a wide alley
parking facilities at rear of lot. See Mr.
Parsons, WEAVER BROS, INC. Washing
NEW NEW CORNER BUILDING, comprising IA
fioors. elevator 0 service kSHd VIII 9ent Is
whole or divide. This. is one of the most
ideal locations west of Conn ave in the
s.SsI dSEntoyn % n area I Light aysIlasie on All
SUITE in large downtown apt. bldg. suit
able Tor doctor or dentist ofices. North
OFFICES AND STUDIOS available by
Nov. 1st, 1706 @ st. NV. near State De-
partment. See agent on premises
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL EsTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and q
haven in ideal climate on Florida's Gull
Coast; fertile homesites, to 5 a., fronting
or near salt water with community boat
dock privileges, hard road. electricity; titles
guaranteed: prices as low as S4Sb: S45
down. S15 monthly; immediate possession.
For beautiful Illustrated free booklet, phone
Bethesda. Nd WI. 4454 or NE. II43.
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REAl ESIATE WAMTEn

HAVE FOREIGN BUYERS for commercial
81 2ioDsFsss sass u in R Pistrass ,aa R. HERNANDEZ
If YOU ARE THINKING OF selling your
think Of the HAMILTON REALTY Co,
5626 Ga. ave. NV. GE $500,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

PHYSICIAN wants large home for private
hospita. or sanatorium, in Maryland, nearby
Washington; main highway; bus transpor-
Conn. ave.
WANTED TO RENT small house near
Glenn Dale Sanatorium by couple with q
sshool-ase child. Box 414-Y, Star l4s
THREE BEDROOMS. shower oil heat.
Alexandria. Va, section. Temple 1857 I4s
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

IOO-CAR GARAGE-This will only interest
some one who Is In position to invest
about $4,000 in q well-built, probably
for IN experienced operator; action re-
Suire9 Ceu HARRY I FRIEDMAN Bro
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SUBURBAN sALe-Mp. tcoc,.) J

ROOMS, bath, h.-w.n., cleo, gas, garage,
extra large lot. paved road, close to every
thing; S4.260 terms.
3737 Cottage terrace, Brentwood. Md.
8 rooms, bath, cleo, h.-w.h., full bsmt.,
hwd. floors, modern kitchen; large lot, close
to everything. ERWIN REALTY CO.,
Hyattsville 0334; ewes, WA. 1881.
SILVER sPRING--Brick bungalow. 8
rooms and bath LIST floor, 2 rooms In
attic, knotty pine recreation room and
close. to transportation, Si5,85o. "
6-room brick bungalow, perfect condi-
ton, storm windows, oil a.-c.: 2 blks.
from transportation; for quick sale,
Mt. Rainier-5-unit apt. 8 story; base
ment new oil furnace: $13.960. Nc
CAULEY REALTY Co, sH 84I2-sH. s4s8.
MT. RAINIER, MD.-Bungslow, s rms
bath, h.-w. heat, oil burner: full basement:
located Y block from cars and stores
Seat Pleasant, Md.--semibunsalow. 6
large rms, new brick-tex siding, large lot;
ewner leaving city, @ Price reduced t9
ave, Mt Rainier, Md. Hyattsyille 0048.
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAkD.
FIVE ROOMS, partly furnished; ami;
hot-water heat storm windows; bus serv-
ice: GE refrigerator. washing machine.
CARL M. BAUMAN, Fairland, r. d. No. 2,
Laurel. Md. Ashton 2912.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

ROOMING HOUSE, fully furnished ane
occupied. for sale by owner; 8-room brici
house. with bath. h;-w. oil heat, etc: II
s.w. near Capitol; live in part and rem
rooms. immediate possession. Terms
Ma 1928 or CO O111
BENNING SECTION-6 r, fr.: cleo: nc
bath. hit: $500 down. S32 mo. Two s.w
$3.50; fur, $3.50. N. E. RYON CO.. GE
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEW BUILDING, suitable for most any
thing. owner will lease the second A., hav-
Ing about 5000 50. it.; zoned 2nd commit;
construction to start immed.: located near
ball park. Investigate this now. HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1865.
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STORES WANTED.

CALL REPUBLIC 1I66-If you wish to
lease or sell your store am at your serv-
ice: Now or in the future call HARRY I.
FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1866.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

MIRACLES ARE POSSIBLE, but If you in.
to be represented by your own broker oil
call me. I am at your service If you Sc
desire. Thank you. HARRY !, FRIED.
MAN, Broker. RE 1896
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. B-1l
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE e

INVEST. PkOF. rOk SAsk kSoM1.Is
1855 9th ST. N.W.--2-famiiy row briskii
sst floor reors eitcsn sensn sd bat annual
rshss pTiee $3.50 or se Viii trade equity for iarssr
Rr0ssrtfS fSnrF 9al co. ma sssssR'a" sssa sa.. Rx
sodo ss7oodo BLOCK 9th ST, N.w-2-ians,ily
ihs a' room. sns'' dining room, kitchen and bath.
nclosed porch each End noore compisstsiss psnt.s
ssasi ssoEn P5,ee sy apt s4gHlS onls HAIRY oIiKEE
foS da yerRsHts fsf ssor. isd and
apartment occupied, BY present tenant 3h
Price. Sl2.50o. HARRY A. oLiKEE co.
s-UNIT APT, I'M shingles. rental insfs., siso
per month, suficient space for, for snotner .
s!op sssl i 1ssek Nc Rs,sisr prIss siSsSo., .,1Ss
HLANNAuER. 1895 Ga. ave. 81. sfzs'
HOME 10 9'@ AND INvEsTMENT-Modern brick
building, five 2-bedroom units, flye brick
9 lrages. automatic oil hot-water heat; on
SoPs Pstd 1s saE ssa 5Ss and Preed
ably, Cali oWNER. sH. e6ss for an ap-
INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL pRopERTY-5M acres y.
sss SsS i'S;Ps zsPs b.ssss:s BRICK
2 years old: all outside apts; income,
$500. SAM RosEY; AR; 27o0s soo ,,,,x
bath, fully equipped kitchen. front and
back porches, oil air-conditioned heat;
in excellent condition. $3.50. Rent
S72. 80 Per month, approved by rent com.
mission. Call JOSEPH oFANo, Tiyot
Bldg, AID. 0I09: ewes. and Sum-, ia; 1879.
COLORED APT, 63d times annual rent.
ikvEsTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
E.DIvIDUAL would buy direct well-located
property in nearby Virginia. Give details.
BoY 45q-Y. Star IA
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OFFICES WANTED.

NATIONAL CORPORATION desires Q rms.
furnished or unfurnished office, VIC 18th
and K SITS. NV; willing to sign lease.
ATTORNEY-yETERAN, specializing in
transportation law, desires ofhce space in
board service. Jackson 2O49-W
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE, telephone and mail service
in downtown real estate ONCE: $50 pc
month. Give details of your business Il
reply. Box 112-Z. Star
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One square of ground l353x246 ft.l. one
block from U. S. No. I, on paved street
pieces of Industrial property left in the
city with railroad siding; priced for quick
sale at $4,000. Brokers, attention.
One parcel of industrial property ap-
proximately 800 # long by 123 fl. deep;
railroad siding along entire rear Of prop
erty: suitable for constructing several units
Of badly needed warehouses; priced for
quick sale at $4,000. Brokers, attention.
j. S. BLACKWELL g. SONS, Alexandria,
Evening star., 1945-10-13

ikvEsTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
property in nearby Virginia Give details.
Boy 45a-Y Star 14s
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OF Ford West. entertained their
children at a Sunday dinner party
on January IA. Seated at the table
were: First 1t. John w. Thompson,
Staff Sgt. Howard ). Thompson,
Petty Officer l-c Herbert B. Thomp
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. FLOYD
Thompson and their children. Leah
and Charles Elliott.
SURPRISE PARTY
Mrs. Allen B. Booker or Wilde
mere avenue entertained Saturday
evening at a surprise dinner party
in celebration OF her husbands
birthday. She invited 20 guests
Tiny Richard Jackson OF Log.
Cabin will have a birthday party
on Feb. 4 in his home Pretty
Mary Louise Blackwell. formerly
Of the Park. will long remember
that momentous eighteenth because
IL will be marked with a formal
party. and will be given by her
grandparents in their beautiful
apartment. Grand Boulevard West
on Feb. 5.
Mrs. Lille Bell Buyck. OF
Clements and Mrs Odelia Galloway
returned last week from Indian
apolis, Ind. where they attended
the funeral services of their uncle,
Deacon d. J.. Tours. who was q
loyal member of the Emmanuel
Baptist church for "a years.
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NORTH END NEWS
Bv MARIAN C.. MeCllL

Cpl Opree Patton has returned
10 camp after spending a weeks
furlough with his parents, Rev
and Mrs. S. Patton OF Frazier street
in River Rouge. Many social cour-
tesies were extended in his honor
Pfc. Orisl Taylor returned TO has
station al Bakers Field, Calf. at
the conclusion Of his fur!ough,
spent with his wife and two daugh-
tiers. During his stay in the Motor
City. many old friends had an
opportunity TO greet him.
The Red Cross Home Nursing
Class which regularly meets on the
third floor OF the j. l. Hudson store
formed a Health Guild last Friday.
A new class in Home Nursing has
been opened on Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday. II meets at 10 am,
Mrs. Mary Winter left the city
for a weeks vacation which will
be spent in Chicago and Milwau-
kee with friends
The Nightingale Singers OF Flor
ence Ames Temple No. II are re-
hearsing for a program TO be pre-
sented in the early spring. This
will mark the groups first public
appearance. Mrs. Macklin IS d.
rector and pianist.
william Flowers OF 'Grirnell ave-
rue departed this life on Friday,
Jan. 20 and was buried Sat, Jan. p
from the Church OF Our Faith He
leaves 10 mourn his loss a wife. two
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Couple Marks
5Oth Wedding
Anniversary

NEW YORK A colorful recep-
ton was held for Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas z. Thompson by their
family. on their golden wedding
anniversary, al the Lido Annex re-
Gently.
Mr. Thompson Is past district
deputy OF the lst Masonic district
Grand Lodge. Prince Hall sffilia-
ton. He vas a clerk in the post
Office for SO years, and retired in
1886 He served Porto Rico dur.
N. the Spanish-American war.
Mrs Thompson IS active In
church and civic work. The couple
nave IL children and - grandchil-
dren. Children present were Mes
DANES Adele Water, Msble Black.
Sadie Syder, Margaret Mitchell
and Thomas E. Thompson Jr.
The absentees were sons, Sgt
Sidney and Pvt. John Thompson;
grandsons. 1t Gerald Walker.
S-Sgt. Charles Adams, Sgt Neville
Adams, Cpl Raymond Nero. and
son-in-law. Sgt. David Mitchell.
all of whom are overseas.
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city for the West Coast last fall,
vas compelled 10 leave California
recently because dizziness :. MRS,
JAMES. formerly Emma Hill,
Joined him in Kansas City. Kans..
where they are enjoying pro-
longed stay with Mr.. James uDcle
ISAAC BARRETT, who is a restau-
ranteur OF that city.
X X *
The Original WILLING WORK
Frs Of Detroit are sponsoring a
bingo party al Plymouth Congrega-
tional church on Feb. 9 -. This az
fair Will mark their first activity
for charity since their reorgani-
la,on last fall The public Is
assured a full evening with prizes
and refreshments.
X X X
THE Mr.. and MRS. CLUB met
al The home OF the president
Mr.. WILLIS NJ. O'DOLL and
was pleased 10 welcome two OF its
members who have been on the sick
list MRS. CHARLES ELLIOTT
and Mr.. GLEN FEW Guests
were Mr.. and MRS. DAN HALL
MISS Lutte LEWIS. MRS. JACK
JACKSON Out OF town guest
was MRS. JULIA RUSH OF Gin
cinnati. Ohio MRS. ROSE
MATTHIAS is club reporter.
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Hazel Raines,
Dr.. Anthony
Exchange Vows

PASADENA. Calif-Miss Hazel
Annette Raines and Dr. George An
,hony were married recently IN
tijuana, Mexico. Mrs. Hazel Raines
Anthony is one OF CALIFORNIA; oil
well stock holders. Mrs. Anthony
is also known for her philanthropic
work and executive ability.
The wedding dinner was held
Sunday after they arrived by plane.
al Mrs. Anthony's residence. There
were more than 200 guests present.
Both bride and bridegroom gave
their ages as 80. This is Mr.. An
thongs fourth marriage.
DR.. and Mrs. Anthony will ar.
rive in New York City, January
30. and will reside at the Theresa
hotel
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II is rumored that LIEUTEN-
ANT ARCHIE THURSTON of De-
troit now stationed in Texas.
has taken unto himself a wife Also
that handsome TEDDY TRENT -.
who was here from camp during
Christmas has asked that i'm
portant question OF MATTE
CAMP.
X X X
CPL. OTIS BURTON who
has been on active duty in the
South Pacific for more than two
years -. is home with his family
on Scovel place .. His parents
gave party in his honor last Sun
day night.
Heard also that MARVIN COKER
... now with the U, S. Coast Guard
vas in the city for a recent visit
X X X
10 EDWARDS affected the
Smartest outfit OF the past week
as far as this department is con-
cerned
A man tailored suit in gray with
stripe -. topped with short
troiter OF Persian Lamb. same oft
set with suede collar and reveres
. all Of which topped with q
smart gray pillbox swathed IN
yelling.
SAM THOMAS and LYMAN
BuRRlS e.. are opening ladies
and gents apparel shop =. on the
corner OF Forest and Bealbien
streets II is 20 be quite the
place TO shop THE BtRRiSES
AND THOMASES went 10 New
York 10 shop for equipment
X X X
CONDOLENCES 10 the bereaved
families or DR.. J p. WATKINS
and JOSEPH WELLS both OF
whom passed suddenly last week.
X X y
Mr.. and MRS. JOHN S. PORTS
OF Conant Gardens . were hosts
at a bon voyage party d. honoring
MRS. ROBERT LEWIS who
will leave the city this Wednes-
day for a two months stay at Hot
Springs. Ark -. Among those who
helped wish MRS. LEWIS a pleas
ant trip were -. Mr.. and MRS. c.
A. HOWELL Mr.. and MRS.
GEORGE ISABEL. Mr.. HER
BERT LOCKETT. MRS. EDITH
JOHNSON, Mr.. and MRS. WILLIS
IVY. MRS MARIE WEBSTER
Mr.. and MRS. J P BRANAM and
Mr.. and MRS. BEN WEBSTER.
4 X X
MRS. WEAVER GIBSON was
hostess at bridge last Wednesday
night =. Her gifts were all pieces
OF FoS;oria glassware The two
tables OF bridge were made up Of:
MRS BERNlCE HARPER. MRS
BESSIE OFFICE MRS. MARIE
JONES. MRS. JACQUE BURRIS,
MRS. FANNIE WELLS. MRS. ILL
LIAM GAINES and MRS. MURlEL
HUNTER.
X X X
DR.. and MRS PAUL cONELLY
- Washington. d G.. ard their son.
'AUL JR.- are mere as guests o!
MRS. CONNELLYS parents IN
Melbourne avenue.
X X X
MRS. LOUISE COLEMAN OF
WaShir gton, y c., mother of GLA-
DYS COLEMAN-RODGERS OF De-
. ;roit. passed away last Friday g.
MRS. RODGERS left by plane Fri
day evening for Washington, DC
She plans 10 be ihorc the remainder
Of the week with her family.
X * u
RUFUS p. JAMES who left the
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HIGHLAND
PARK
|. CORPORAL rs RESTING

N OOhEOhhL 30 hGo AAANo
Cpl. Otis Collins. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Collins, OF 1917 Kendall
avenue is resting at the present
at the home OF his parents after
81 months Of service in New
Guinea. and other islands in the
South Pacific. After Is days AT
home the corporal will be at Fort
Custer.
Pfc. Bfyon D. Williams, son OF
Mrs. c. Williams, OF 3243 Garfield,
was host at lunch on Wednesday,
honoring his mother and Mrs. H.
Mack OF the Park. Pfc. Williams
was enroute to Aberdeen. Md. after
one year in the army He is 10, and
was in his second year at Wayne
university. before he entered the
service. incidentally. speaking OF
Mrs. H. Mack. who plays the part
OF godmother 10 Pfc. Williams and
a dozen other youngsters now in
various camps and across the
seas She writes them letters
and sends boxes, etc -. II is rea
people like Mrs. Mack who make
the world a fit place after all IN
which 10 live Each day a kinL
word or good deed. There are 10
degrees and a long line of college
experiences to boast about, jus
plain people who live by the colder
rule.
Sim. &c Cleaner D. Jackson Is
home on a navy leave from North
Africa where he has been stationed
for 81 months. He is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. Jack
son Of Marquette Drive. He was
entertained by Mrs. Charles Viii.
liams Of Thompson avenue. where
he met a few OF the Parks young
set
LIE SEOURS GAVE SOCIAL
On Friday evening. Jan. rs. the
lie Seours gave social. making
their first public appearance. The
party was big hit and was given
in the home Of member. Rose
marie Durant. Other members are
Mary Ruth Dobsen, president,
Theodore Spence, secretary; Ruby
Gardener, treasurer; Virginia John.
son. Jean Hatcher.
Josephine Bryant and Bernice
Davis are among the Parks Com
munity high school students who
will graduate this January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kemp, of
Ford West. entertained at an in
formal dinner party Saturday eve
ming honoring the Henry j. Esrls
Of Chicago, and house guest, Mrs.
Henry Rand, OF Boston. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Thompson
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Honors Bandleader
With Dinner Party

Andy Kirk and Miss Gwen Ty-
ee were honored at a dinner par
ty given at the home Of Fred Mays.
close friend OF the bandleader.
Wednesday. Mr.. Nays Is the presi-
dent OF one OF the chapters Of the
Phi Beta Sigma fraternity.
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daughters. two sons. and a host OF
friends and relatives.
Z. Mccoy OF Ten Mile Road de-
parted this life Jan. IS and was
buried from the Sacred Heart
church at high mass conducted
by Rev. Fr. Kline. Mr.. Mccoy
leaves to mourn his loss a faithful
wife ard host Of friends.
We are indeed sorry 10 hear OF
the illness OF Mrs. James Austin OF
Tennessee avenue. and Mrs. Briley
OF Larned street We wish them
both a speedy recovery