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ApARTMENTs UNFURNIsHEp.

UNFURN., rooms and bath. in Ross
Iyn. Va, adults only. Owens 1855.
UNFURNISHED, 3 rms, incl porch. pvt
bath, in pvt. Christian home: no kitchen,
however cooking facilities; S110 q mo-:
excel. location; near 18th and Decatur NV.
Write Box 195-E. Star. 49,
ON-HOUSEKEEPING suites-1 large stu
dio room with pvt. bath: ONE large
rooms and porch with semipvt. bath: all
utilities included; $50 mo. each. 1915
Newton St NV 49,
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POULTRY and EGGS

FOR SAL SAdE-2o Barred Rock laying mems.
JAMES FEED STORE. 81a x st. NV.
ME. ,00s9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
CHICKEN BRooDERS ca. 1,50o capacity:
S75 and $50; must sell Ii. 6673. -lS
THOUSANDS of pullorum control chicks
on hand at all times: Reds. Rocks and
crosses; 5000 per 100. o. G. MAX
WE'LL, Defepse hwy, Lanham, Md. HY.
0226 Always home lis
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FOR COLORED-We have room rental
List your rooms and apartments with us.
Call Mrs Height, North 3239. THOMAS
c. r. BRAGG. 511 Florida ave. NV. North
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ROOMS FURk. OR UNFuRN.

Ist ST. NW.-Furn. or
unfurn. rooms in refined home: utilities;
kitchen privileges; married couple or 2
men preferred: S6.25 ca. person wkIy. LIS
- SPACIOUS, redecorated un-
fur1. rm.: no cooking. Call NO. 6116. -17
ROOMS WANTED.
NV. SECTION-Triple room, private bath.
kitchen privileges. Please call co. o372.
REsEARCH WORKER desires room near
University OF Md. Call WA. $500, Ext.
213, daytime only. lie
QUIET COUPLE desires room and bath in
private. quiet home OF adults; references.
Box 335-E. Star.
nished room in private home. with either
meals furnished or use of Kitchen allowed.
Box 104-E, Star. 19s
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couMTRY BOARD
ROOM RENTAl SERVICE.

LET YOUR CHILDREN vacation on a real
farm, good riding horse. new jeep, nearby,
refs. exchanged. Box 335-D. Star. --19
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ApArrMrNrs rxcHAhcEn

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK-31I.s
rm. apt. completely or partly furnished
screened porch. In excellent central IocasS
ton: large elevator building: for rms.
90s near West End ave Box 165-A, Stare
change lovely 4-rm. furn. apt. for furn or
unfurn. apt. in D. G. or suburbs. MEss
4412, DIR. HOuLE. 20s
G0-WASHINGTON ExCHANGE--ts+s
room apartment. desirable University OFFS
Chicago area, for unfurnished apartment
or house in WASHINGTON or suburbs. Rent-ss
q basis. Reliable physician. Box 99-E
Star. 1Ge -
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ONE 3o5 OWENS CRUISER, new Chrysler
Ace marine motor, completely rennishsds
in first-class condition. $500.
One 80 cabin cruiser. soed condition.
One 40, cabin cruiser, completely re-
eoiIii.iRsgTsGtsEs HARTGEs BOAT WORKS, foot Of Sec
ond Street, Eastport, Md. Phone Annap-
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

e-STORY DUPLEX APT.-Not q Converted Z
CRANE & HELAN. Realtors. 81. 1000. eves,, |,
until Pm --Ig !
/ APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED Il
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL CASH, want to buy ].
modern apartment house; 20 to 90 units IS
NV. section preferred. Give name ands
phone number Box a44-B. Star. lis S
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MASTER BEDRM., twin beds.
detached home; gentlemen or f-aployed
couple; $40. or $50 single. EN- 1881.
1918 ILL. AVE. Nw.-royely bedroom.
newly papered ard painted, next to bath.
adj. porch, unlim. phone; cony to st. car
iss isss eye EnpIAs 9Hs as f. Il AWNewy e4ss deco
rated. large double room. $40; also single
nss 1881 z CALVERT sISGs sT.-Beautiful lge. rm..
running water. semipyt. bath. newly furn:.
decorated, twin beds; good neighborhood.
conv transp.; 2 refined men or married
couple: $3.50 per person week. Ho. 9345
11e6 9Th ST. NV rooms. kitchenette
and semibath: no children. no pets and
ns psss aT,ahiso MlssouRF FE aye newly furn bed
rooms for girls or couple; cony. transp.;
next to bath; $50 each room. GE. 1891.
rwo LARGE DOUBLE ROOMS avaiiabIe
for one mo-; convenient transp Can
n fase sgi BELMONT ST. NV, Apt. 4os-
another man, next bath; cons. transp.
NEhR aySv yWSvARDMAN. PIX. HoTEL-Dbl. rm,
bath: for gentleman or enapl. couple GO.
RsChELoR QUARTERS. house privileges;
sgsilaSie sSsa for one Or two men, Ts.ior Is.
Ii33 9th ST. NV, Apt. 41--Youns
man, nice large room: close to transpor-
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-Lse. dbl. rm.. twin
beds, for two young ladies: pleasant gentle
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 56l3 30th St
Bright, cool, corner room: conv. transp. !:
1904 LIVINGSTON ST-Single room for
gentleman. semiprivate bath. convenient
TRANSPORTATION. EN-. 5997. Ho. $3.50. --19
1854 18th ST.-Singie and double rooms,
twin beds In double: excellent transporta-
ticn. Mt Pleasant section. .HC. Se33. --19
17O6 16th ST. N.Ws--Desirable share va
ton: maid service. DE. 1888. ---19
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Rooas EuRhrsnEp-.sor.h.o.

SEATON PL. N.W.-Do,
BILE and single rooms, for men or girl
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1889 EYE ST. NV, Apt 22-I.arge, COM
private family; gentlemen. ME, $3.50,
SHEPHERD ST. of esorsia aye.-I3Lge.
Refined empl. only. Also sale. rm. II IA.
jS95 ys N. ST. N.w.-Nice clean bedroom,
walking distance downtown. CO. 1888.
1917 LOWELL ST. N.w.-sman single
room to rent: gentleman only. lis
LARGE ROOM with inclosed. sun porch,
nice and clean continuous hot watsE ss,,,Ia qn
for m lfRSa nh0ne housePeep!ns Gs asm dE as 1895
1885 n. II. AVE. NV. The Panamanian. !"
Unusually large, twin bedrm., near bath;
fssa fss essh ShE msntnlS 81. NV, The Kennerts-
ming water: $3.50 and $50 monthly.
lent transportation; next next to 'I. bath; Couple
or man. Ais sth st. NV. RA. 5s9s.
s ADAMS ST. N.w.-Lse. front bedrm. for
gentleman; pvt. home, next to bath; conv.
to N; Capitol carline; $3.50 monthly.
SSoe N. II. AVE. N.w.-Master bedrm.,
pvt. bath, twin beds; sentile family, RA,
LARGE SINGLE ROOM, semiprivate bath;
sss5sss sss1 0ui pAkoa sspfan Ave e ssss
rm. and delightful sleeping porch Tor
other roomers NO. 1883. Call after 6
Fri. all day Sat. and Sunday. lis
1856 QUINCY ST. N.W.-Neat single rm..
nice. loe., 14th sJTeetcar. shopping center:
gentleman, S32 90 mo GE. 6So3 LIS
5914 18th ST. NV connecting rooms.
bedroom sitting room: 2 gentlemen or
employed couple: GENTLE, private family
$50 single. $50 double. GE 4239. lis
WASHINGTON CIRCLE AREA--Waiking
distance of downtown, newly decorated
and furnished; single and double rrn.
gentlemen only. EN-. 03T6. lis
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-2 attractive first
a. corner hedrms. and bath; double beds;
/ vacant now, one about July l; S45,,S55
THE FARMINGTON HOTEL, 1924 18th st
nw-Nr. Dupont Circle; daily maid serv-
Ice; 24-hour switchboard service; conv. To-
cation; d5le; rms; S15 per vk. up. .I1
single room, private home; close to bus;
unlimited phone; quiet, weil-behaved per
son desired. Call after 8 p.m., Ia. 7036.
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toonsinued a Next rassJ
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APARTMENTs WANTEp.

~ SISTERS, employed. would like an apt.
or to share an apt. in eonv. NV. sectionSa
ref. OR. 0312. MISS KIrLINSwORTHs.;
furn. apt with bath. up to S70s NW.r
Washington. Call AD. 521l. 1Ss 7
VETERAN STUDENT and mother need one
bedrm, apt.s up to $50. AID. 1886. 1ss q
s-BEDRM. APT. or house, unfurn.. re-.
liable party. refs. AT. 1920, MRS. HILL.
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Births Reported

Ernest and Juanita Alexander. girl.
James Clarice Alexander. boy.
Edward and Gloria Alien, boy.
Stuart and Mary Barnes, boy.
Harry and Marsaret Beatty, boy.
Theodore and Suzanne Belland. boy.
s1mosd Rsa sas ssSif sns ssas1 o4y girl
Ambrose and Marguerite Burek, girl.
VhHas Wfiiam ana sn jane nsss CHAPMAN. in atr 00'
Murray Murray and and Lucille churchili. BOY.
sEliot ts aH and Eliza Elizabeth Coulter. boy.
Mayo and Muriel Cox. boy.
,Fopert and Alene prsxler, girl
deerse sn s1q ana Betty Ethridge' sri:
John and Mary Garrett, girl.
eHna Sustavo so0 and nfica Carmen consaiez BOY.
Edward and Miriam Hansliter, boy.
James and Dorothy Hanks, boy.
James and Eva Harmon. boy.
James James and ma Liiliapeii Hayden boy boy,
2stesnsIdss 2sf snd Nssae saf Ms1y hsTy s9FEes girl
tsGnsla ts2msn snd snd Rese Rose Ioneo. aR; Boy 10
deorss deorss snd ana 4Iay ATey MsGss Marssa 1oy Girl
samuie and Georgia Martin, boy.
g: Grant s and Marths st.s.s. Mason; so6 boy
Rosest ana and deona anna Msr Soy S0S
Charles and Mary Mckenzie, girl.
Melvin and Florence Mclaughlin, sirl
Edward and Doris McRay, boy.
Frank and Anne McWhirt. boy.
Charles and Adelia Nichols. boy.
Vaughn and Katheryn Peterson, girl.
william and Eleanor Potts, boy.
Harold and Ada Price, boy.
Felix and Hilda Rodriaues, girl.
jerome and Shirley Rosch, girl.
Ivory and Alice Rose, boy.
John and Mary Ryan, girl.
oscar and Barbara Shelter, boy.
BENJAMIN and Sylvia Sherman, twin boys
jay and Eleanor Smith, boy.
Sidney and Adeline Smith. boy.
Ryan and Betty Souther. boy.
John and Fannie Tester, boy.
Charles and Jean Troutman, boy.
Francis and Elizabeth valentine. girl
Malcolm and Margaret Vande Water, boy
Leonard and Rubinette Vaughan, boy.
Michael and Merry Vlahos, boy.
David and Essie Watkins, boy.
Howard and 1rma Wiedemann, girl.
Paul and Mary Willhide, boy.
Jasper and Virginia Williams, boy.
Leslie and Virginia Wright, boy.
William and Muriel Young, girl.
Gilbert and Wilhelmena Carey. boy.
Warren and Mercedes Davis, boy.
James and Geneva Dixon. boy.
Sterling and Ruby Harris, boy.
James and Martha McNair, boy.
Otis and Eta Newell, boy.
Herbert and Rosetta Scott, boy.
Matthew and Leola Shorter. boy.
William and Edith Snowden, boy.
Ferrol and Mamie walker, boy.
Charles and Carnella williams, boy.
Charles and Matte Williams, boy.
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D. G. Man Exoneroted
In FutuI Shooting

A manslaughter charge against
Harry Ward, A, colored, of the 400
block Of Neal place NE, has been
dismissed by Justice Henry A.
Schweinhaut of the District Court
on Government motion, which
claimed lack of evidence.
The dismissal exonerates Mr..
Ward in the fatal shooting last June
of James w. Gabriel, 33, colored, of
the 1400 block of New Jersey avenue
NV.
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os N@AS wa SsAA<AAAa<1s
graduation were:
Berger, Richard
Bonnet, Arthur. jr.
Bookstaver. James
Brooks. Marcus
Buell.. Joseph. III
Cadem, James
Callahp n, Eugene
Chew. Noler1
Clayton. Robert
Coakley, James
Cooper. wilson, 5r.
Craft, Robert
Craig, John
Creighton, Arthur
Crockett, William
Davidson, G. r., jr.
Diamond, Jack
Donahoe. John
Donnelly. Thomas
Eidsness, John
Eiseman. John
Eppard. William
Gable. Walter
Gardiner, Paul
qerhold, William
Glidden, Richard
GOLDBERG. Kenneth
Hale, William, tr.
Hanasian. Reuben
Eardesty. Edwin, jr.
Hayes, Paul
Hsnse. William
Heron. Frank, jr.
Hodekins. Charles
Eo1man, James
Huffer. John
Hunton. Robert
Kenealy. John, 3r.
Kirby, Gaien
Kurland. Bert
Lewis, William
Longenecker. Phil
Love, Bernard
Lyddane. John
Main. John
ManglitZ. George
MarceTon, Eugene
Matheson. Fred, jr.
Mensh. Sheldon
Moore, Powell
Moran. George
Neidecker. Charles
Newherry, Alfred I ,
Nicholas. Wilfred
Nylin. Eugene
QBrien, George
QBrien. John
Oliver. Lloyd
Cfndorf. Donald
Orr. John
Ottey. Robert
HarrecO, James
Prince. Robert
Pyle, John. jr.
Quinn. Paul
Rice, Donald
Richardson, Richard
Richardson. w. H.
Robins, Walter
Schofer, Joseph
Selie.. Richard
Shapiro. irving
Smith. Robert
Talbert. Guy
Thompson, A. A.. jf.
Thompson. Ralph
THOMPSON. Warren
Tulenko. Thomas
Walston, Edgar
watkins. John
Yee. Richard
Zimmerli. Robert
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ANDERSON, 6QSll& ".
Bailey. Mary E.
Baldwin. Mary r.
Ben, Elizabeth ".
Bell. Frances n.
Bitter. Thelma ].
Bove, Anna-Marie
Bridgeford. Roealie
Brown, Erna v.
Campbell. Claire B.
Campbell. Patricia
Charuhas. Maria
Clokey, Jeanne M.
CokaS, Evelyn
Coppola. Dolores M.
Creamer, Elsie p.
Crockett. Marsaret
pelalian, Marsaret
Duncan. Mary Ruth
Egbert, Mary Ruth
Everett, Barbara e.
Ftzhush. Betty Lee
Gerschenkrorl. II. 8.
Gertsch, Evelyn Mae
GOLDBERG, Betty Jeal
Harrison. Betty l..
Harrison. Shirley A.
HenninE, Barbara
Hilton, 1da Cecilia
Eudgins. Doris M.
Jackson. Marion r.
johnson. Shirley
Jones', Elsie Clara
kAtsimigas. Mary
Keady. Shirley
Knox, Jean
Kotulski. Florence
Kracke. Jacoueline
Gzmbden, Ruth
lie Compte. Jean
Lee, 500
Lindsey. Jo-Ann
Longenecker. Phyllis
Lucas, Caroline
Maddox. Eleanor
Marnix, Marion
Mcktee, Wilma
Mostyn. JiIanita
Myers, Helen
Nichols, Marian
Niemeyer. Ruth
CDonnell. Mary
Prencipe. Mary
Price, Mary
Plyes. Margaret
Ralph, Mary
Risk, Marian
Robbins. Roberta
Robins. Gloria
Rodman. Marjorie
Role, Annette
Role, Dorothy
Ross, Lois
Russ. Eleanor
ISABELLA. Murief
Sakadales, Mary
SazamA, Patricia
Setnick. Frances
Shea, Patricia
Ghenk, Dawn
Storer. Bessie
Stout. Grace
Trittipoe. Kathryn
Vassos. Mary
volpe. Helen
Weener. Jeanne
Abraham. Edward
Almgren. Carl
Anchor, Martin
Bailey, Jack
Barley. Charles
Bassani, Casper
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f64 Receive Diplomas
In Midyear Exercises
Al Mckinley High

Graduation exercises for 1874 menu
bers of the senior class of McKin-
ley High School were held at the
school last night with Norman j.
Nelson, associate superintendent of
schools, presiding at the ceremonies.
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nth
VII
mas
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JOSEPHINE SCHUCK
WEEDS BERT DAVIS

On Tuesday Of this week Sc.
Martins Catholic church, Mime.
apoliS, was the scene Of the In.
formal wedding Of Josephine
SchuCk, daughter Of Mrs. Josephine
Schuck. and Mr.. Eugene SChuck, "a
Bert Davis. son Of Mrs. Bessie
Davis. Rev. Father Y. Byrns per.
formed the double ring ceremony,
The bride was attended by Mary
Davis (siatsF Of the Eroom) a.
maid Of honor and Dolly SChuck
(sister Of the bride). Both at
tendants wore blue suits with red
and white rose corSaRes. The
brides wedding attire was n brown
suit on which Nhe wore q corSRge
Of gardeniAS.
The Eroom's attendants were
Ralph Davis (grOom'S brOther). who
acted As best man, and Francis
Schuck brother Of the bride).
A reception was held Immediately
after the ceremony. A belatCd
honeymoon will be taken this sum-
mer when the couple will 20 "a
Oklahoma City. Okla. The newly.
weds are now at home at 804 Ere
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MInnsapolIs Birthday GrSstlAESI Jan. II
w. 4. StOvall. sslS Fifth Ave. 30. Jan.
IS-Ars, W. b. Freeman. 3e0s Portland
Ave. So, Mrs. Richard Session, $3.50 Hnel.
ling Ave. So, PFank Graham, SSS1 Bnal'
ling Ave-. 30. jan. lS-Mias l.. u. MsClsi'
land, 1000 Clinton Ave 10. Jan. INN
FERN Helm, PsS AldFteh Ave. No., william
Jams Parker, 1908 18th Ave. b. Jan. u
Thomas LanEumA. SIS 0lTard Ave. No
Jan. I8--shiFley Kyle, SesT FoaEth Ave
So. Jan. 90-Franess RoOnsy, il0l Emsr,
sou Ave. No. Herman Absrnathy. ~
Troupe Ave. JGn al. v: Baldwin, 81
Sist 81. MARY Hubbard. sIIB irving Ave
No.
Out Il Towa GFsstIRGsI Jan. lS-Mrs
Dlch Gale. Mound, MINI, WllmOth Bowen
Chicago. Jan. lf--VirUinla Lee. kAnaai
CITY. No. Jan. ls-Danisl Red. Cinein
natl, Ohio. Jan. al-MaFy Williams. Argo
M.
Related Birthday cFsStiagsi Jan. 3
Mrs, Marie O'BhIsidS, 1SI Hylahd Ave. No
Jan. il-Onls Mccoy, 1907 OisOn Highway
Editor's NoAsi In Minnesota no pFOvt
sloa has been made for the Enlistment d
Negro sitiasna who want 10 serve the stat
In the National Guard.
BlEthdaY GFsstiass IN 81 Pasii Jan: u
-Elolss fguaaainL csc lglshGTt Ave: Jan
lG-Mu. Tbs0d0rs Allen, SSs IglshaTt Ave
Ave. Jan. I7-hra. James RbddeauI. 70i
Rondo Ave A. ". Jordan. SCI W. Cen
tral Ave. Paul Tbomason. 7s1 81 AnthoRi
Ave. Jas. ie-TOm Neal. sal 81. AhthOaI
Ave. jane Culver, iA8s n. Western Ave
Belatad Birthday grestinga 70 Wansnl
Cotton. SIS n. D. Aibaus, Jan. ..
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LOafers' Club
Holiday Party
Well Attended

The LOaferS Club entertained at
their annual Christmas party, Dec.
q, at the Treasure Inn. This club,
composed Of u group Of young vet
Grams, organized In the year 1915,
are: MesSrs. Edgar Pillow, Frank
Schine, Lloyd Gambol, Jack ALI.
son. James Cleary, Ralph Graham,
Robert Graham, Stanley Tabor,
JuniuS Powell, Norman Davis, John
O'Neal, Ernest johnson, Nose Wal
lace, z. T. MonEon and Kenneth
Jones.
The club members' company
were: Misses Carmen Allen, lone
Russell, Ellzora Norwood, Phyllis
MAyes. Anna Mae Allen. Charlotte
McNeAl, HelolSs Neal, Helen Nc
Gee, Emma Roberts, and MyrH Nc
Adams and Mrs. Iris Gambol.
The guest club included: MeEsrs.
and Mines. Harry Price, Frank Win
field, Charles Rhodes, Gordon Kirk.
Ernest Green, Httleton Gardner,
Robert Johnson. Willie Jones. Rod
ger Neal, Robert Edwards, Alfred
Williams, Harry Grey, Emile Hill,
James Kirk, Jr., Kenneth Wilson.
Louis House, Lue Day, Turner
Price, Ebert Cotton, Ralph Ward,
Louis white, Chester Harris.
Martin Wellington, Merle Collins,
Rufus Carson, George Tyrsll and
Raleigh Humburd; Misses Lorraine
White, Patsy Harris, Maxine
WOrthington, Carmen Allen, Har-
riett Thompson, LeonA MeNeal.
Annabelle Jones, Louis MiISap,
Dolores Jones, Dorothy Monson.
JaneAbello Murphy, LeOla Graham,
Estyr Bradley, Lsona Vaughn,
Donna Cuff. Veda Law, Doris Escus.
Jeatriee Dodd, Eloise VassaT.
Muriel Holiday, Martha Kaye,
HArriette Brown, Junauld Brown.
Estella Luckis, Patricia Mallory,
Virginia Jackson, Laura Mae Smith,
Louise Howard, Emma Sims,
Bertha King and Hazel Butler;
MssSrs. William Hardy, Boyd Col
Inns, Sam Matthews, Hugh Schuck,
JoSslyn Jones, Harry Estes, Nelson
Perry, Phillip Mieheau, Bradford
Benner. Lafayette Niece, Ruben
Neal. George Harris, Max Hall.
Larry Rife, Oscar Newman, Roy
Russell, George Washington, Philip
Archer. Warren Hayes, J. c. Cren-
shaw, Wayne Wilson, Donald Smith,
Harold Harris, Airing Reese, Paul
Ray, Donald Charleston, Cleveland
Ray, Otis Skinner and Maurice Bel
lamy, the Pragnatsia sorority and
Young Married Club.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

Johnson and grandmother, Mrs. E
B. johnson Of 65s st. Anthony
Ave-, left for his home on Sunday
afternoon, Jan. s.
New Years Eve Party: Mr.. and
Mrs. John LaGrOne, l6 E. Jessa'
mine Ave-, entertained q party Of
eight on New Years Eve, 4:SC
p. m. Those enjoying the LaGrons
hospitality were: Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Basltistie, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Young
Mr.. J. Emery, and Mr.. Marshall
Isabel. Mother LaGrone entertain.
ed the guests with several musical
selections.
Celebrates Birthday: Mrs. Wa.
nema Cotton, Sls N. St. Adams St.,
was honored at n Dutch treat
birthday celebration on her birth
day, Thursday, Jan. 2. Those taking
part in the celebration were: Mines.
Eunice Coins, Hattie Nevils, Ma
Omi Thomas, Florence Manning,
Priscilla Kirk, Cecilia Ward, Eulah
Hunter; Misses Beverly Kirk and
Mary Ellis Manning; Mr.. and Mrs.
Courtney HilyArd and Mr.. and Mrs,
Louis Moore. Mr.. c. ClRibourns
sent a gift TO the honoree.
Mrs. LetitiA Parrish Of New York
City, returned home this week after
q two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Pansy Dodd, 70l Carroll Ave,
During her stay in the city, Mrs.
Parrish was grNeiOuSly entertained
ut a dinner party, Dee. "a, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Sea.
ton, 1920 Cumberland Ave.
Sunday, Dec. 20, Mrs. Parrish
was honored at n breakfast at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Hum
burd, 694 Carroll Ave. Mrs. Par
IRISH was the recipient Of many
lovely gifts.
Mr.. Bud Pitts Of the Canadian
Air Force, Winnipeg, Can, left for
Canada, Saturday afternoon, Jan.
I, after spending the weekend Wis
iting his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
B. Salter, Jr., 1907 W. Central Ave.
Mrs. Dorothy Hall Porter left
Sunday, Jan. 5, for her home in
Norwalk, Conn.,, after spending the
Christmas holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Z. Hall, 996
Iglehart Ave. While in the city
visiting, Mrs. Porter was extended
many social eourtesies.
Mrs. Cecil Boswell Of Chicago.
H., Is the house-Ruest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward East
man, 963 ST. Anthony Ave. Mrs.
Boswell, n teacher in a Chicago
school, plans to leave for her home
Jan. 10.
Mrs. c. z. Ball, 8IS N. Dale ST.,
is confined TO her bed because Of
illness. She will soon enter = hos
pital for an operation.
Mr.. Roscoe L. Young. 2sS 81.
Adams, has returned TO ST. Paul
after spending the holidays In Chi
cago visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Alice Blanchard and friends.
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MINNEAPOLIS MAN
Is PLASTRRRR

W. N. Munson, TO Girard Ave.
NJ, has been q resident Of Mime
apoliS for the last four years. Up
until now not many people realized
that there was q first rate Negro
plastsrsr In their midst.
Mr.. Munson, who attended A. M.
and !. college In jackson, Miss,
where he learned his trade, has
been doing this type Of work for
IL years. He has done several in
dependent jobs and has also worked
for q general contractor In this
vicinity.
A father Of Ave children, Mr.,
Munson IL able 10 present some
excellent references.
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Mrs. Mary Hudson a. vice daughter
ruler.
Other officers arei Laura Mas
Anthony, assistant vice daughter
ruler; Mabel Bell, financial SScrS,
tRry; Lucille Woodward, treasurer
Aileen Neal, chairman Of trustee
board; Marie Warren and Gladys
Todd, truStSosI Hattie Van Wrinkle,
recording secretary; Lsnore AdAlr,
inner door keeper, Ruth Walker,
outer door keeper, and Betty Jack
son, mistress Of social sessions com.
mlttee.
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Social and Personal
o ST. PAUL o
Almost 200 Attend

AhhuuSS SVV Abtehu
Brown Open House
The Open House New Years Day
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Brown and family, TOT Iglehart
Ave-, was attended by $50 persons,
from the hours Of IL noon until
II midnight. The eenterpiece on
the madeira linen covered table,
consisted Of nine candles surround
ing . vase and the service was in
silver and pink glassware. Holiday
decorations were throughout the
home.
Family Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lionel Allen, 66S W. Central Ave,
were hosts at 4 family dinner, New
Years Day. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mines. Jess Black, o.
C. DriIEle, Horace Allen and Mr..
Gerard Lee.
Mrs. Edith Russell Of Detroit.
Mich, was in the Twin Cities on
q business and pleasure trip Jan.
8, and was the hcuse-gueSt Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lionel Allen.
The JiVe-FiVe, . popular teen
age club Of st. Paul, celebrated the
holidays with q party in cabaret
style, Monday, Dec. 80, at the St.
Paul Elks. The Ave members are
Misses Alma Camp, Virginia Rob-
inson, Lois MilsSp, Lorraine White
and Shirley Martin.
Miss Monica Williams Of Chi
eagO, Ill, who was for 10 days
house guest Of Miss TOmmye
Adams at the residence Of Mrs. E.
Chapman, TOT st. Anthony Ave-,
left for her home Friday, Jan. 8.
She was also the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Salter, Jr., 1907 W. Gen.
trail Ave.
The willing Workers Of ST.
James A.M.E. church entertained
at their Christmas party, Dec. 80,
AZ the home Of Mrs. Hazel Starks,
$50 Rondo Ave. A buffet luncheon
was served. Gifts were exchanged.
Those present were: Rev. B. N.
Moore, Mr.. J. Bramson; Mines.
Maggie Jenkins, Winifred Smith,
Louis House, Gladys Williams,
Eunice Price, Mary Hickey, Mag
dalene Oliver, Clarinda Cox, Edith
Clark, Eva Ball and Bernice Duke.
Prizes were won by Mines. Gladys
williams, Eunice Price and Mary
Hickey.
The Matinee Bridge club met
Tuesday, Jan. Z, at the home Of
Mrs. Earl s. Weber, 77s Carroll
Ave. Prizes were won by first, Mrs.
Alonzo Cotton; second, Mrs. Manly
Rhodes. The next meeting will be
at the home Of Mrs. William Cas-
sius, SI6 W. Central Ave.
The North Star branch Of the
Postal Alliance met Wednesday,
Jan. 8, at the home Of James Oliver,
943 Iglehart Ave.
Mrs. J. B. johnson Of Detroit,
Mich, who spent part Of the Christ
mas holidays here in st. Paul, with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.