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COMMERCIAL. PROP. FOR RENT,

COMMERCIAL. PROP. FOR RENT,
1-STORY FIREPROOF BLDG, second
con e@ommerGial, $500 So; IT,. centrally located.
MILTON F. RUPERT, Investment Blds.,
DI. 5014; eyes, EN-. 5407. rs
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.
WATER AND RAIL facilities about 90 600
So. it., approx. 500 It. frontage on 9
streets and 300 It, water frontage: attrac.
FISHER & CO. INC, is, Realtors, 81 SssoS.
ON B. g. o.. R, R-Investment and End
large building; now bringing income Of
over $500 per mo-, plus owners apart
ment. Call Mr.. E. Salkeld, with SHAN
NON 81 LUCHS CO. 1903 H st. NV, MA
BY OWNER, approximately 1880 so. IT,
facing Fort Myer dr.. Rosslyn, Va; S1.25
So ft. Call GIL. 1924. Il
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ARLINGTON, va, Glebewood Village
5-rm., attached brick Asking $3.50
Completely furnished: some extra.
4-bedrm. frame; Fl ,7sO So. It. ground;
lots of fine old trees; good buy at SI4, ,750.
Cony. to transp., stores and schools. c.
W CLEVER CO., INC, 1923 N. Irving St.
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kSNsSST9MESSusds s5a Re- .son eS So IT.
Also 8 residence lots, near elementary
Also Chevy Chase View lot. 10Ox175
For information call MRS, HAYCRAPT
PL. ,097s, 27 West Washington ST.. Ken
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ACREAGE WANTED.
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

S TO 10 ACRES, No. 1 hwy. near Alex
HONEY, woodward BLDG, RE. 2411. --2t
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT.

APPROX. 10000 so. Fl. level 2nd-com
mercial land, Southwest: parts lots 2,
and 4, square 65s, betw. que and r s.w., a
month. GEORGE I. BoRGER. 843 Ind
ave. NV. Ma. O350. Evenings, Mr.. Ma
loney, WO. 7649. -2S
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INvEsTMENr PROPERTY WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A OR FAMILY FLAT, direct from
owner. Interested In good returns. Boz
64-M, Star. --27
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OCEAN CITY, n. y-Hotei fleetwood. SOC
Wesley ave. IS sleeping rooms; hot and
cold water; steam heat al rooms. oil
nred: separate annex sleeps so: dinina
room and snack bar seats 140: completely
equipped. Ready for season now. Illness
forces sale. Inspect any time. II. N
STOvER. owner, On premises.
WANTED TO RENT COTTAGE ON EAT for
season, Breezy Point. Plum Point or high
eround site. within As miles Of D. c. Call
EN- oSo1 after 7:30 pm. -&
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MTTToN KaPTaN. aI,orn.y

MILTON KAPLAN, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ssssss .ta tor the Dftss Of seSS eSSgmsi hs
ation.-1f1is is TO Give Notiss: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the Dtstrict Of Columbia. Letters Testamen-
tsry on the estate Of Julius Siesel, late of
the District OF Columbia, deceased. All
are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, on or before the 18th
may BY law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Given under my HAND this
Aste kxsrsa asy sss fSoTaaT% fnyestm:nt sds ses}
Attest: THEODORE COGSwELL, Register
Of Wills for the District of Columbia, CLERK
Of the Probate Court. fe27 ,mh6, ,13.
: CONTINUED on Mex. Page.)
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OFFICES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

NEWS CORRESP. wants small room, un-
furnished, anywhere in D. c. Box 240-R,
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY =
oUI-oF-rowN REAL ESTATE.

oUT-oF-roWN REAL ESTATE.
YOUR FUTURE HOME IN TIE SUNS
land Estates Gulf Coast Florida's finest
restricted all-water-front project. has the
site and builder awaiting you; beautiful
lanascaped lots, stroll from gorgeous
Gulf heaches-.-anaztngly. low at $2.40C
up, terms; ready for building, ali facilities
ror free pictured booklet. phone or write
Bethesda. Nd. WI. 9200 or WI. 2937
4. NORTON THOMAS. Realtor. a
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-SALE.
NOTICE-CAPE LEONARD's washington
once Is now located in the Bowen Bldg,
816 18th st.. Suite 500. MA. -075O.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Ist and end Trust. LOANS on real
sisfs' ltes Z ? & No sns "a so$s DHAls
call coLoNiAL 1NvEsTaENT CO. SIT
ssh sshStvn q n.r ny, Re ssoSN1 ssSo rpusr-w. v,u
buy second-trust notes, D. c., nearby Nd.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
n 7 ave. NV. National $3.50.
rates, rat term term or o monthlg ~ pssmsnts assn 10Y
WALSHE. INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma.
LOANS TO d. c., Md, VA. HOME owners
without excessive titls charges or app APPRAISAL sal
CORP. s3s Investment Bldg, D1. S672.
MONEY on FIRST and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Maryland,
Virginia or ., c. property. TIE AMERI-
Saokfas. SAC n2 soa ar4nsrfos rss IA s02S buy and
sTnS' sna ,sSs notss on p S Ma s5a ya hgasss
ist Ess End e. asb a sra SH Trust Sni IoAHs. Cash in
"a hrs. Also financial aid TO builders.
METRO REALTY CO., Elk. 54e9.
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE
lNVEsTMENT PROPERTY For SALE

INDUSTRIAL GROUND, railroad siding;
ground from 25c to SOC per 50. IT, MR..
JOHNSON. WA 1888 -27
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CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
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q
CALI wa. Opportunity is knocking
Tie Sunsslo% uy That i Is nsw psr.ly S-eoS com
sssSa sS siS. ss s6SERT .pSSs sS%
af sa osta ss .nf ssaafiE ~ s!ssars5
Sliced ddessSnat9aes g ss Il 5
csaa Gall VA VA, ssoS5Nss5 se cheverIy; 1-Ssdrm
SSsssa IF Ss5 e y R,ss, 1sS
o1ALiTY PLys. A beautifully built pre-.
war Colonial home. only several blks. from
vi,i.s thG heart q Clarendon IN exclusive Lyol
PsIsss ts ts0eSssS eSWasSwn In':T2T Ssdrms
s:.l s:a' Il rs sss
sste' s vixen slysn 81 syS ssns op {ai TaF sRANT &C.
.E &s E sar s stS SAf5 1,y SoP II Ss.s
M Sss al: sffi ca ,fTi Mr. .Asess sSos 0ssss s
suITxBsiE FOR DOCTOR, sethesdaEHTShi
room with nrepiaee. dining room. i' isrs'
tie path on end @ oor 90f fu aiti ahf
Wster Msa fpp0ae. and :sol layasory; nsE hot
BOAz Realtor, 7240 wisconsin ave, WI
BRENTwooD-Practically new Aim. sne
ssssoh sasa sea@s pER Wr. fsossS G. S
Realtors, Wa 1900, WA. 0935. --2S
T3AkoMA PARKMAttraetiye frame bunga.
and modern bath; excellent location; neal
schools: shopping and bus transportation
ABc REALTY 4 pEVEE EopMENNTr' r'es5 cos. snaa assi
4,st NV, EN-. 4709. EN-. o733. Open s
REDUCED TO SELL immediately.-Fram,
BUNGALOW: oil air-conditioned heat: s nice
rooms, modern kitchen and bath; full ba Sc.
t ent; on on fssneed-ia lSt act quickly as thi:
%snt1r %SR isSt long; $1,000 cash needed, Cal
vkLoPMENT Co. 1925. 4lst NV. EN-
noe, Srs, EN- Muaa, e1aa onen tin 9, ST
Lovely bungaloy. fun bsmt, iiy. rm., Kit.
eedrms and bath on nrst fioor. Large
aood-sizsn ,s n, lot. Veteran with $3.50 cast
8o1ngTkN Tssk skbs sGsb5l RI Hoo issSs siI . PM
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LOTS WANTED.

ONE-sTORY BRICK-Now used as photo
and gifs shop: size Of bldg. 16x4o: size of
It, , Sox1so Spy yTs yscatsd Hd se unV IHT
Of Nd. gURCH REALTY CO., Berwyn. Md
WA 7744 -27
Evening star., 1947-02-27
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA

OVER 1s-ACRE LOT with beautiful bune.
bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rn., KIT; 2 bIks.
from shopping center, beautiful iandscap-
ing; priced to sell at S1S,05O OK, 17I6.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
SALARIED LADIES!-If you need littls
N9Nayts, MSnNsys re see {5T,a MI Green; NATIONAL FL
REAL ESTATE and business cilattel trusts
procured. See Mr.. Green, NATIONAL
MONEY WANTED.
I WILL SELL deferred purchase money,
second trust OF $4,000, payable $40 per
month, incl. interest At eG running until
paid for S2,250. @; g. DUTY, 1924 Yer
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Birthday RrsssiHEs IN ~, PHai Juiv :
Mrs.. fbsssNs Garter. AI r. Asihgry
Ave. July A-seHaBsi Hsnsssa. 1917 y
Rec Mrs. Q. a. na"'ss. 1857 AihsrY
n9Eh ssbgsb, 80 b9t.ae Az Jgiy. .
HsnrT Joh1son, 90 n Dsis ", JpIy a.
RsihsEisl J. an1ith. H,gsts 7 JAWS gfig
~. 1is Carroll Ave hrs Bsydis hSDss
tti ~. AEthasY Ave & Nts Csya A. Csrf.
l1t AsSSrs. July Mr. Jslis tS~is,
4 css,s~oyth: Ms. Hsssl Aiiss, issH
- AHthSnI Ave.
Oss ~ Gpwa gresham ~ Ma ~ n
H'anphFeYs. T1s AsWsAss, CAN'T, Jghs a
~. q. r. Y. Hsl-gN, fnaiansU,'lis. Id.
nsls.-d blrthAay Tv.s.inEs % James D.
Esnith. 80 r. AHttssHT Ave. Jsns ~.
BlFttasI greetings 10 hinEsafsdts Jsig
: Hagaad SfEft, ssea PSTtiHnS Ave
Hollis Hsskiss. tis c.siisE A.. a. Bsssis
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whia@. tzs casisH Ave. y hSs Palnss,
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Old Doc" Slork
Busy in Mil
City This Week

Old man stork has been quite
busy in our old community for the
past several weeks, Some Of the
newcomers 10 our fair metropolis
are n seven pound Ave ounce baby
girl, born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Goodman, 100 18th Ave. NJ, Wed.
nesday, June IL, Rt Fairview hos
pital. Her parents have given hcr
the name, Toni. Mrs, Leroy Smith,
1920 18th Ave. NJ, presented her
husband with n seven pound boy
who ~ yet has not been named.
He was born Sunday. June 20. at
Maternity hospital, Tuesday. June
"a, was the big day In the Alex
ander Neal household, 1902 Bryant
Ave. N. A son was born 20 Mrs.
Neal at FRirview hospital. lie
weighed In at six pounds fourteen
ounces. A. this time he also was
unnamed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Webster
Of LonRvieW, Tex, are In the city
for the summer doing post grad
uRte work at the University Of
Minnesota. While here, they are
residing at the home Of Mrs. G..
Sanders, 5000 Garfield Ave. y.
Breakfast Guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy p. HatchetL 40A4 Fourth Ave.
So. entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Of
den Benford, sos Aldrich Ave. ~,
Sunday, June % At breakfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Green.
400 Third 81. g., had a. their guest
last weekend, Mrs. ophsliR A.
PAtes Of 81, Louis, Mo, Mrs. Patss
Is the president Of the ProgreAsivs
Girls Of st. Louis. She was In the
city attending the area conference
Of the YWCA Of seven states.
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Phyllis Jean Mayes Exchanges
TrOth With James Cleary In
Pretty Church Wedding

Against q background Of ferns
and candlelRht, Phyllis Jean MAyes
and James l.. Cleary we're united
in holy wedloCk, Wednesday, June
IS. 1880 p. m, at st, James A. NJ.
f. church, by Rev. b. N. Moore.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father, Mr.. David
MayeS, wore n gown Of white satin
with an old English lace v-Shaped
neckline. Her three quarter length
veil was also trimmed with old
English lace. She carried a bou-
quet Of lilies Of the valley and
white and pale yellow American
beauty roses. The maid Of honor,
Miss Patricia Lee Harris wore q
green taffeta MORE gown with
matching gloves. Her bouquet was
Of red American beauty roses.
The bridesmaids were Mas
Janice Boyd, cousin Of the bride,
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June Lee Becomes Bride
Rector of st. Phillips Church

Rev. Llewellyn +. Williams, rec
tor of ST. Phillips Episcopal church,
St, Paul, son Of Mrs, FAyette Will
liams Of st. Joseph, Missouri and
Miss June Lee, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Lee, INA Sherburne
Ave, were united in marriage
Tuesday. June %, 8 pm, in Christ
Episcopal church, with Rt Rev.
Benjamin T. Kemerer, suffragAn
bishop Of the Episcopal diocese Of
Minnesota, officiating.
A nuptiRl mass was said at 10
a. M, the same day In ST. Phillips
Episcopal church with Rev. Philip
Nelson as celebrant.
A wedding reception was held
from . until II pm. in the under.
croft Of St. Philips church.
The brides matron Of honor was
her sister, Mrs. Huron Shelton, Jr.,
and another sister, Miss Fern Lee
and Mines. Frederick Slemmons,
James MoCkabee and Percy
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Mrs. HermiOne Hickman Is
Chief Prize Winner In SANITY
City Club Garden Show

Mrs. Hermione Hickman Of 1866
81. Anthony Ave, won q major
share Of the prizes at the Toutes
BONES Amies club garden show
held Sunday, June %, at the res
idsnce Of Mrs. Birda Ridley. si5
81. Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Hickman's flower arrange
ments gave her second prize In
that class. She also took first in
the peony division and second in
the iris competition.
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who wore an aqua gown; Miss
Charlotte Perfect, In q gown Of rose
and Miss lone Russell, who was
gOwned In blue. All carried sim
liar bouquets Of roses. Little Miss
Constance Anderson was the flower
girl.
Mr.. CIeary chose ~ his best
man, Mr.. Jack u. Allison. UAhers
were Buddy Winfield, Maurice
Howell and Leroy Bell. who were
In white formal coats and dark
trousers.
A reception was held In the home
Of the groom. 962 81. Anthony
Ave, where Mr.. and Mrs. Clssry
are now at home.
On Saturday, June q, Mr.. and
Mrs. James l.. ClsRry were hosts
at a dinner party for members Of
the bridal party.
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Winon0 Minis
Sings AnS0cred
Song Recital
By CLARENCE H. RUSSELL

By CLAkENCE II. RUSSELL
Singing just as well il not even
a little better at the end Of her
program, WinOna Minis, mezzo-
soprano, gave a recital of sacred
music on Sunday evening, June %,
at ST. Peter A. NJ. f. church, spOn.
sored by the Missionary society.
She began her well chosen pro
gram with two groups Of standard
sacred classics, reaching a splendid
dramatic climax in Mary Turner
Salters' The Cry Of Rachel"
While her selections and inter
pretatiOns embraced many moods,
Mrs. Minis seemed to reach the
hearts Of her audience best in songs
like "If Jesus Had to Pray What
About Me-" and in Il Thank You
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Lord. In this latter song, the
singer made her listeners feel as
though she were totally unaware
OF their presence. II seemed TO be
an intimate musical chat with her
Maker. Yet the rhythmical pattern
Of the music caused heads in the
audience to nod in time and feet
to patter gently against the tloor.
Not only is Mrs. Minis the pos
SCISSOR Of a very good voice, but
she handles it intelliHently. She
knows her own limitations and she
does not 20 beyond them. There
was no forcing, no hard raucus
sound. Her singing is musical, her
interpretations are simple and sin
cere. and therefore in good taste.
That the audience knew what
TO expect vas evidenced by the
fact that the church was nearly
filled in spite Of a drenching rain.
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Other winners included Mrs. Ola
dys johnson Of OH IRlchArt Ave,
first In flower arrangements: Mrs.
Birda Ridley. hostess at the show,
frEt In the iris class; Mrs. Ida Mae
Murphy, second in the peony class
and Mrs, Minnie Raymond Of 6b4
Rondo Ave, third place In the
peony group.
Judge d the contest Was Rich.
ard 8. Wilcox. president Of the
Minnesota Rose society.
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Hughes, Jr., were bridesmaids.
Rev. MIR. williams was attended
by Rev, Philip +. McNRiry, rector
Of Christ church. Ushers were
Revs. Hugh F. Hall, Robert Woltsr-
storff. Wright Johnson and Daisuke
KitaRawR.
Miss Lee attended the University
Of Minnesota and was graduated
from the Northwest Institute Of
Medical Technology. She Ia a STAFF
member Of West Side General hos.
pital. Rev. MIR. Williams Is q grad
uate Of Wagner college, New York
City and Seabury-Western ThSo-
logical seminary, Evanston, III.
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Mr.. Arthur Coleman. Of SedaIiA,
Mo, has been the house guest Of
his sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs,
whom he hadn't Eeen for forty-one
years. Mrs. Briggs, 72b Olson
Blvd, gave q dinner In his honor
Sunday, June 20. The guests In
cluded MeREra. and Mines. John e.
PpkinS, John T. Smith. Carlos
Mendoza and MessrE. Thomas
Briggs, Jr., Arthur Briggs and
Mines. Lucy Davis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-27

missionary Society Of 50. Peter
A,M.E. church, will meet Friday,
June 81, at 2 p. M, AZ the home Of
the president, Mrs. DOvie PhelAn,
2Si6 Tenth Ave, s, All members
have been asked TO be present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam BaFcns Of
ST. Louis, Me-, left Tuesday. June
-, after spending a week at the
home Of Mrs, Aggie Thomas, BlA
18th Ave, s, The RareuseS were
en- route home frnm vacation
spent In Vancouver, II. c,
Mrs, Earl L. Sims, tOIO Fourth
Ave. s., and her mother. Mrs. Ella
Washington, are visiting In Port.
land, Ore, They left June 0 for n
visit with Mr., and Mrs. willard
Evans and plan TO stay until July
when Mrs, Sims will visit In Can
ada. She expects TO return some.
time in August
Mr., Frederick Jones. nephew Of
MIR, Fred Jones, S6S2 Fourth Ave.
s., and son Of Mr.. Crawford Jones,
il seriously m In Oklahoma City,
OKLA. Messrs. Fred and Crawford
Jones left for Oklahoma wedncs.
day, June rs,
Visiting IN Chicago: MFu. William
Head, S9i2 Fifth Ave. s., Is In
Chicago, Ill.,. for a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jessie shepard. SS2S Fifth
Ave. s., returned June 20 from her
trip 20 Kansas City, Mo-, to attend
the wedding Of Miss Lucille John.
son aud Mr.. James Williams. Mrs.
Shepard also went 10 81. Louis,
No., TO visit Mrs. Clifford Wallace
and 10 Chicago. H.. TO visit MiuS
Marienne jeffrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. LAMAR Roberts,
S7A9 Fourth Ave, s., are the par.
enta Of . baby girl, sandra Marie,
born Saturday morning, June 81
and daughter are reported
doing fine,
The Clover Leaf Club held it,
regular meeting Tuesday. June "a,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
2746 Clinton Ave. 3. Re |
freEhmentS were served and plans
were discussed for an informal din
ner 20 be given In the near future.
Those present were, Mr.. and Mira.
W. N, Hall. Mrs. George Washing |
ton, and Mr., and Mrs. Edward
jefferson. The next meeting will
10 held July !, At the homo Of Mrs.
George Washington, 9aS Aldrieh
Ave. N.
Anniversary Mr.. and Mrs. |
James Slemmons, 220I Fifth Ave. |
T., will observe their fourteenth |
anniversary Sunday. June
20,
Mr.. Andrew =. Mrritt. an under.
laker In East Orange. New Jersey, |
was n recent visitor Of Mrs. vii
liam Gray, A2O v. S7th 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davis and
Mrs. William Davis. sons and
In law Of Mrs. Bessie
Davis, s04 Fremont Ave. NJ, have
gone 10 Cincinnati. O., for about
10 days.
The Birthday Club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Fred Jones, 1892
Fourth Ave. s.. Sunday. June ~
All members are urged 10 be pres
pnt
Rev. \. g. sARshsc. rector 81 ~.
Phillips Church in Omaha. Nsb.,
was the house guest Of Mr., and
Mrs. Eugene Shepard, 1920 FIJI
lsenth Ave. g.. this week. Rev,
SAnshec was here 20 attend the
of Miss June Lee and Rev.
Williams.
Mrs. Theodore Vaughn, S720
Fourth Ave. s.. IL visiting In Den.
YER. Colo. Che will return home
This week end.
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Among the recent visitors 90 oar UfiCF
were Mrs.. Zephyr TuFnST, Rfql Portland
Mrs., John Hereford. 1TG0 Clinton Ave, n.
Mr., and Mr., Eh Rice. Minneapolis Mrs,
ThelmA y, Barton, New Orleans. la,
william e. wrus, Van Buren,, Arb, q. A,
Johnson. MaRkAto. Nina, james A, Hen
nett. Lhtis hocsi Ara, Cotins 1onss.
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Notice 20 Subscribers
And AdVcrtlsers!!!

Next week this newspaper goes
TO press Wednesday, July 2, one day
earlier than usual. because Friday,
its date Of Issue. 10 Q national hell.
day, Independence (FOurth Of July)
Day.
Copy intended for insertion In
the July edition must therefore
reach our office not later than
Tuesday, July !. 10 insure iRSeE.
ton In the next edition Of the
paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-27

Almost 200 friends and neighbors
joined with Mr.. and Mira. William
Kay. s7AS Fourth Ave. So, and
their family In celebrating their
S6th wedding anniversary ut n re.
ception at their home on Sunday,
June IS.
The Rays were married in Min.
nSApolis June IS. 1919. Mira. Kay
came here In 1911 from Cincinnati,
Ohio. Mr., Kay came here In 1909
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-27

nIhK, WHHuVI WHhVI dHU HeI
daughter from Chicago, Mrs. Wv
ian Kennedy; Courtney Hilyard,
Louis p. Moore, Robert Jones, r.
Gale, J. A. Nevis, Eunice Coins
and E. N. Martin. Those who were
unable to be present, but sent gifts
were: Mines. Clarence Wiginton.
Sidney Salter and Marguerite God
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