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coal. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

VA. ANTHRACITE: egg. stove and nut. nt.
foeahontss egs. sI2s4; raH ss9ys. .os1 sla GS :s7;
MY NY OAK FIRE WOOD. s1s cord; mixed
ST; cut any length. immediate delivery;
IS. ksa1Ins soSebwonD e6 wi oesS ~ cord any
Nd Falls Church .1s10-R. g.
WOOD FOR SALE, dry or green. any
length: mixed wood, $l6 cord; oa5 or
SEAsoNED CORD WOOD. best. you can
buy. IL to "a inches. SIT cord; prompt
ffHyaPfA fTkEPkAcE wooD6. $3.50 v cord. RA.
YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned 1OOes hardwood. Stacked on
truck to guarantee you a full cord. Call
THE WoODMAN. 81. 2719.
FIREPLACE WOOD, cut any length; SIS
a cord CO, 1881. -30
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POULTRY and EGGS

BABY CHICKS. from blood-tested stock.
Some wks. old. Reasonable. Hillside 1850.
pUrLoRUM-rEsTEp CHICKS, Matching
every Tuesday Capitol Chickery. l102
Bladensburg I'd. ne Ii, 9529. CAPITOL
HATCHERY, 1885 Kenilworth ave. ne,
AT 2260.
PULLETS-Eighty New Hampshire Reds
laying; 2 electric brooders; also other
equipment. Tower 5S0S. 26f
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1st FLOOR UNFURN. APT; liv rm.. bed
rnl., kit, bath, closed-in porch; in pvt.
home; middle aged married couple wanted; {;
no children. no pets; reasonable ref
erences. Call after 10 am. Sat, S29 goth
st South, Arlington, Va.
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ROOMS FURNIsHfp-Norhwest

kOOMS fuNNi9nEb-N0fr
HOTEL EMERY. 1919 ST. NV. two
1lks. west of White House; new rates.
special discounts: elevator: maid service,
room phones and 24-hour switchboard
HONE FoR BusiiNEssMAN. Chevy Chase.
near Connecticut ave. bus. 20 minutes
from downtown, all convsnienees: S14
THE ALTURAS HOTEL. 1909 10th St.
Conv, location; single rooms. 81 so to
quoted; dining room In building. NO. 81 45.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BACHELOR APT, furn.; large room, fire..
place, 3 windows. Venetian blinds, shower
bath, closet, refrigeration; no linens: down.
town Alexandria: 2 blocks to express bus to
D. c. and Pentagon. OV. 0496. 26s
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

TILDEN GARDENS, Conn. ave.-6 rooms,
2 baths, entrance-hall foyer: vacant;
sale or exchange. OWNER, Wo. Ql29.
1419 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-3 rooms. sleep
ing porch, kitchen and bath; furnished or
unfurnished: no children or pets; Sl0sO00.
coz APARTMENT for sale
kitchen dinette; new equipment; strictly
modern; newly decorated: unfinished;
near Capitol; $500 down payment $500
Also 2 rooms, bath. kitchen
dinette, S175 monthly Box 469-E. Star.
FURNISHED I-BEDROOM APT. inner
court: $1,000: large down payment; Shown
los. 2O39 New Hampshire NV, Apt. 10S
NEW YORK CITY-Modern cooperative
o-bedrm., liv. rm., kit and bath apt,
compI furn., l2 min. by subways to Times
Square, available Immediately; $500
cash. EDWARD P. SIPPLE, ME. 4249,
LII 1922.
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RooMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

liz Bird ST. N.E.-Empl., lady, studio rm.,
ssd opiiqns; peI na "a x s sssilties e0nv
lse. rear rm,, dble. bed. 2 gentlemen,
s6 ca. per wk.; nondrinkers. Ii. 5776.
e116 NEWTON ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. rm.: /:
quiet neighborhood; ul,lim phone; sSoeed
:ssnsH as5 Isl sTmIaTse room for 'r men: on car
sos Z ST. N.E.WBeds sitting room, twin
beds, next to bath. S25 each per mo. II.
$Is 7th ST. N;E;aGonvs ,transDortatisegn:;
ouSs double sses Hsa ssnsath eH eoSpe sf2 s9ssf 5s
sRa Monroe 4S sts ns 10 clean ssRo and reasen-
5S' 1So 1ith sTMYoune lady ITO to share with
assIon xit igy 1sanipE an xsss5. : sssS per *
kAkSE; az ; koSS, sa SlasIs OF double; ss5 ssle.'
ROOM in private heme' next bath; gentle
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM; twin beds. gentle
$500 18th ST, NE.-single room for sen
tenn tleenmnan, close to car and bus service. Pc.
.Go'' 10 CLAIMING ST. N.E.-1mmacuiate
room with porch in private home: semi
private bath: $40 per month; adult. II ao.
I7$5 OTIS PL:1sinsls, ss5; double, tyin
man na.d pondTnksr4 Md saS4 pvt home; ref sx-
MASTER MAsTEk sEDRooM. Sci Room twin beds, semipri.
yate bath, suitable for 2 gentlemen; good
1885 VARNUM PL.. NE. lat 18th and Mich.
ave)-Master bedroom; one gentleman;
Is7s Il 81 ovens WisS Fl. SG.-one double. single
room, nicely furnished, conv transp.; gen.
tlemen preferred. After $50 pm. 80.
62I 18th ST. N.E.-Single sleeping rm.; $25
mo-; newly painted and papered. FIR. 9557.
nyt s bath ref Der mo-
s1a s1a ASCOT pL. NE. tnr. 4th and <. I
ave. e.)-Double room, suitable for couple
S1, SE o gentlHsmoenG;s EN- GsSo $3.50 each per wees
COLORED-12O3 B ST. N.E.-Large rm.,
ored men or couple, no children; cooking
COLORED-3768 HAYES ST. NE, Apt. 8
Nicely furnished room for refined en-
ployed couple. next to bath; some privi-
leges. Apply after p; m. and all day Sun.
ment room for coIored men or couple, no
children: cooking privil.: evenings.
nANAIr eeeN nc aleN e AZ
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN APT, centrally located, near
bldgs: rented $4,000 year:
large units Grant Boss. Ma. $500. BOSS
& PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV. -26
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD for gentleman. single
rm.,. bath; transp. to Walter Reed and
Health Center, Good rome cooking own
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.W

ROOMS FURNlSHED-S.E. and S.W.
DUNBAR mn, 103 G st. s.e;, nr., Capitol
Singles, SIS and 81 per uk.: dbles., SIG
and S12. Connecting rm.: suitable for
sa3a MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.-Large front
0ras SIS per v, week; double. SO; gentlemen only.
1907 RIDGE PL s.E.-single room. refined
COLORED-54O9 E. CAPITOL ST. Sc
Attractive room for rent. Call TR. 1857.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcent.,
FURNISHED HOME, oil heat, automatic
hot water, convenient. OWNER, Gil. 1884
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. furn. house
in Arlington for house or apartment In
New Haven or Waterbury. Conn, area. Box
WILL EXCHANGE S-room. 4-bedroom.
and Monroe SITS n.e. for small, unfurn. apt.
in downtown area. Box 400-G, Star. -26
WASHINGTON FOR SAN DiEGO--4-bed-
heat, screened perch, 2 baths and firepl..
exchanged only for modern or bedroom
house in San Diego. Occupancy about
Feb 1st CHI 09S4 -26
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES FOR sALE-N

FOUR-RM. HOUSE in Baltimore. exchange
for apt or house in D. C. Have 2 children.
HO. 1921 between 8 and z weekdays.
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Cattle and LIVE STOCK.

S-HoRsE TRAILER, excellent condition.
Tsasonsba; + r. MAEER' Jr. Can ans Ca
ho.9YiEAR-oID so9iyaIRs 5I1i THOROUGHBRED chestnut
peldine, white face. sound. well hammered:
Jumps quietly; ready to hunt. Phone sl4-
s FAMILY COWS. 2 Guernsey and l Hol-
stein, 500 ca; 81 b532: .,S -26,
GA GATED Is MAZE aYsgy YsFy stylish with or yts
Hay. AZ ton, $50 per ton. Middleburg
pike. IL miles west of Fairfax, Va. De.
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ApARTMENrs SUB. WANTED.
TIVE APTs. WANTED

EDITOR, permanent resident, national or
gan, urgently needs two bedroom apt. or
small house; prefer Va. GIL. 3066. 2Ss
COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.
WILL BUY direct from owner 1-bedroom,
apartment, Massachusetts, ave
Cash. Box 40-H, Star. 20
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ApARrMENTs uNFURNIsHED.

COLORED-I869 CALIFORNIA ST. ny
cnnkinp: 500 a month NO 2630.
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Fss@ Rssa bs is i q Evsanas sa1H ma $685. o Sse
STUDENT DOCTOR, vet, wife, vi ,, employed. ss
need small apt, kit. Wo. 0526 after. z.
BACHELOR APT, furnished or unfur-
shsd nishsd q lhk gsss responsible 5 EN-
eetSSsSsSRRRssioNAi etSSss RRRssssioNAi sEeRETAKY, wife and
school-age child desire furnished hoTse
sr apt; for ,0a I've years certain Tel; ses sA.
2iIEkTGEiRANf AND ND WIFE. both perm. Govt,
desire 2-room: furn. or unfurn. apt;s in
7 YouSa sSs ladies; I perm smpl., wish farn;
apt in nT Ror VII Pag stsT 500 per ms
aszs as! pa1Ma9se MRs sRcHToRDT II RTSf OF 'n 2s:
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and 4-mo. old son.
faTn.: perm. duty; can furnish local ,sa refs
VETERaS, VEi ssasi employed Bureau of Standards,
living room, kitchen, dinette, furnished or
BRIcKgER, Re. 1899 Ext. 1927; evenings evenings
foRMER fsi iaR', ARMY an cAiP;TAN and wife desire
1-bedroom apartment. furnished or unfur-
FsRts Of call Ssyssns ~ s1se 5e't
By h'R'Si JANUARY s1-2 or bedroom house
or apt fu5n or unfgrn n1 i7aS sduits' suosssa- s.
EMPL. COUPLE desires unf. 1-bedrm. apt.
Sc. section preferred; no children, no pets.
Call DI. 2116. 70"
ONE OR TWO BEDROOM apartment. by
permanent employed mother and daughter,
with best refs. NO. 1886. Room 32aoCc.
MARRIED COUPLE, veterans, students. de-
sires small unfurnished. one or two room
apartment; nv; area; sligo e4os % 2s'
baby, require apt, private kit. and bath,
nnsi! Nay 5 a6 MA IA Err e I've. or rooms so
furn or unfurn. apt; quiet adults, no
drinking; ref Ao, !491; 20.
furnished 1,rm % agt penS 81 ssmitsTnishsd ~ sf
days. or CO. 1879 evenings. 20
APARTMENT, in quiet loca-
ton. for quiet, niddle-ssed couple; % Eesuiar ar :
pets; commencing April l one 70 Two year
lease at about $40 q month. 81. S956. -
YOUNG WOMAN, employed at Library of
Congress, wants apt. for herself and
mother, Doesn't some one Tant Suiets ta1so aso
after p.m.
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ai4s CALF. ST. NV, west of Conn. ave.
ba eon aouRs $50 Ga saeond mo No s
1927 ILLINOIS AVE Nw.-Beautiful front
room nicely furnished, suitable for : girls
sAEPHERD sA s alpfh PARK. m iaso Kalmia I'd. near
Walter Reedgesutifnll furnished Srdl n,;, rSGm
siTS FsisSsnss So; 81 .anfism.r I17s ,t
traetiyely traedr furn very conv to BUSINESS
44Ie I4th ST. N.w.-LTarge bedrm,. twin
s5s s Roek e ssaslsnsn ckEEK cH9Eca GE fp RD
Petworth and chiiipm byslineswMsarslssdd Ssd
i0i5 n sT. NW.-Large, cheerful room
s. & ssTs fSsss
t0xn 1Tsa ca3pN si1 Esss sr AR ss sentls
gan shaR2 2wnfSs nfy h% Sms kT fo phone co Etc. WITH
another neat. refined business girl. Mod
apt. cony. located; refs. Write Box 36o-G,
near near AMBASSADOR THEATER, Apt 8,
I751 Columbia I'd; n.wmLarge ords onsn bedroom, Sn
s$Is issh AK: 1iEs sI9 double b s5a1e I'm
a90t Ist ST N.W.-Large double room,
refgr: hot plate; gentleman preferred; $40.
isis ST. NV, downtown-Newly deco
rated and, well-heated single rms S. to
Sass g kSsssSSNEpx St. sw.eye,g slas1s
sns for rsfnsd firl; El3 ssS s,6ses anS
doubles; also rm. to share. Maid service.
For girls only. MI. 2sos ,r,n m. ~go 70
i3so Mass 4aa@ Asb Ax anosher aa
Nc RfcssY aandFE FGkS RSlsfsosSs nase ass
another young lady; PVT. entrance an and
soss oS' ssh sh's sT. N.w.0Warm, well furnished
room; no other roomers; excellent trans
pe9Ttasion tasilitstssi nssi gentleman only; Gent
Sol sSY4 Ma 9Th 81. 81 N.W.&one large room for 2:
sdjoiaainF lge .4sA sitting rm. gentlemen gre
as!IeH sai 1HEcaTTuR 81. N.w.-Lse. front rm.,
sxIn sz5 ms beds hA se1ts oa1. home; 'onV traasD
sleeping room; near transp; next bath:
P5lssd Pgss sSS fGE 2 GE WSa5iv oSa5i renovated
:taads aas mas
TuDEN GARDENS. near Conn. ave-
WG pTIyats soas bath; gentle family; $50 sa9 mo.
NICELY NICE ,P FURNISHED ROOM. private bath,
shower; no other roomers: bus stop: gen
tile home: no drinking; gentlemen only:
sfis fi mGi &ALShAMA soh Ma Rp.Iatrl se to share
next next bath. q Kit. Drivii.; 1850 Sso. NORTH Ssas. =
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Mrs. Henry Mason Of Marshall,
Tex. the former Gertrude Howard,
was the weekend guest Of Mrs,
Everett Chapman Of 707 St. An
thony Ave.
MIR. W. Baxter Walker Of 1857
Sherhurne Ave. returned home
Sunday, July 6, from a two weeks
visit with friends in Chicago.
Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs, f.. S.
Morris, 3O5 n. Chatsworth, had rs
their house guests until Tuesday
July \, MIR. Morris mother, Mrs,
Eudora Morris, her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy
Cameron and two sons, Murphy,
Jr., and Clarence. They motored
here from Beloit, Wis, on Monday,
June 30. Mrs. Cameron Is the sis
ter Of Mr.. r.. S. Morris,
On Sunday. July 6, Mr. and Mrs.
W. d. Smith, 1920 Rondo Ave. en-
tcrtaiued at a breakfast, honorinR
their relatives. Mrs. Eudora Morris
and Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy Cameron
and two sons.
Mrs. John Hickman. 766 st. An.
thony Ave. was hostess at a din,
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BY TED SHEARER

ner Sunday. July 6, honoring the
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs, f.. s. Nor
MS. They were entertained at the
Siblcy House.
CESS, $40 Rondo Ave, was hostess
at theRter party and late supper
on Monday, June 30. Her guests in
cludcd Mines. Courtney Hilyard,
Frank Anderson Of Chicago, Mar
garet lee, also Of Chicago; Bob
crt Marshall, Jr., and Crystal Bur
CESS Marmon.
Steward ne Herbert Russell. Of
the Navy, son Of Mrs. Helen Epps,
735 St. Anthony Ave. left St. Paul
Sunday. July 6. after spending sew.
eral weeks in the city on leave,
Herbert will board a ship in Brook d
lyn for another voyage.
Mrs. Frank Anderson Of Chicago,
left for her home Tu>Sday, July 7,
after spending two weeks rs the
house guest Of her brother and
sister, n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Court
ney Hilyard. 792 81. Anthony Ave
Mrs. Anderson was extended many
social courtesies during her stay IN
the city.
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QuontinY Grier and
Claude Burt Wed

Claude +. Burt, 2922 Soth Ave.
s. and Quentiny Grier, 1900 Port.
land Ave. Minneapolis. were mar
rtcd Tuesday, July s, at s p, M. at
the St Peter A. NJ. r, church par.
sonagr, Rev, II. {, Boyd of6ciatcd.
Their only attendants were MIR. and
Mrs. Dan McAdams,
The bride wore softly tailored
white wool crepe suit, the pcplum
trimmed with bands Of black crepe,
and a white linen of the face hat
with small black and white grns-
grain bows. Other accessories
were black and white, except a five
strand pearl necklace, Her corsagc
was Of American beauty buds in
cushion " orchid and white baby
asters and carnations.
Others attending the hricf core
mrny were Mrs Mollic Check. aunt
u MIR. Burt, Mrs. Leila Thomas.
aunt of Mrs. Grier, with whom she
had made her home for the past
two years, and Mrs. H. c, Boyd.
wife If the minister.
MIR. and Mrs. Burt are at home
at 9a22 3Oth Ave, =,
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birthday FreotinVs In Minneapolis July
10 John " AEswrll. sU7G goth Az FL. 1.
leon staphCBs, iilA Fourth Ave M. 4.
Clara Pollard. h42 Aldfich Ave- No Ma.
FArst Haylas sf2n Fourth Ave ~. Mr.
Naudc WEltins ao2d 18th Ave s". leroy
Martin, Jr ss2s Fifh Ave r. Connie
CRrsoG. baA AidTirh Az" No July ~
John AkiHa, lil2 iyndals Ave. n"
Charles ChRuRrrT, T0b fth Ave 70 Miss
MARI Wilson, 1875 Fourth e. So July
Elaine johnson, g7a4 Fuurth Ave n"
Mrs. IguLsn Qua rtaFmpu. 1891 HrSshi Ave
No Hubert duncan gu OAK lsAbc Ave
No Leon DeBDzs, slb Humboldt Ave, M
July ~ NJ" Adele H"wsil. 22o7 ElM"
Ave. 10 Hny UEsn. 1901 bryant Ave NJ
July 2"-hr. I.sols Carer. S7nA Tinh
Ave. n" NM. Thelus Gray, go D. a1th
~ Mrs.. EsTllnn D0HSlhs10. sgab Fourth
Ave 70. Mr.. MARY C"liins, $500 Fourth
~" 80 Louie Eu1dsou zS24 2Stb Ave
Ave No. lamrs 7 Crockett. Ey6 Giratd
Ave. No, Harold L. aimpsnn, bI2f James
Ave No. William Lube, ins Angeles.
Cart Floyd Fosit j. s0a2 Fourth Ave
=" July az Mrs. J. o. ColIlns. ss20
Ou, Of to~H Ersetirgs july 10 Mr.. e
"lllaHs, kAnsRs cav. No Curtis
AnsbE. I0a AnRrisu CalH Jolly ~ Mllss
o Cannon, Lt@ Angels. Calf. July ~
Alice iN''iiss Stewart, Evanston. ~ Iuiy
Z WE InrnsF Anderson. i.as Angeles
fslH. JHrk Fioyd, Kansas Ciy, NJ
birthday ETupiinRs In ~ paul July "a
Isns Ice. bS2 iRlshaFt Eaisila CoeiIia
HART born, Rt2 H"Hdn Ave Stella Me-
hahisl. 1857 TaTl"f Ave Jolly IL IdouoI
AliEn, Sa2 W Central Ave Charles y
~I"sgihs, b0A ~ Anthony Ave July 10
PStsy hG1Te 1000 IRirhsrt Ave ra
I,sis Leo. Ss2 IEIshsrt. DoruAbsa HnI.
tFS lKishAFt Ave Carte Bss4 TE7 lRis.
bert Az. Iuly 10 ;irus UsIJns FsTtsst.
~ ", Central July ~ Mamie wthsrs
al1 ~ ~ AibaHs Henry Johrslu. as
1sitlst H. July IA Hhofa tIas HiaIT, asa
~ Albsns tusiIls Presley, tiE ~ A..
th"ny Ave Jahs leo ss2 iRlShar JnIT
- hdy Dsab. 1901 Hryant Ave
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Social and Personal

Mr. and Mrs Thee Jones' 370l Fourth Ave So left Mon
day evening July Z for day vacation at Pine River
Minnesota They accompanied by Mr. Jones' mother
Mrs Mary j. Jones Mrs Jessie Shannon Mrs Jones mother
will join them the latter part of the week,
MIR. and Mrs Edward Lee Jr. 22S denomination Ave. So
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Social and Persona Ava CaSSel Became Bride
Phillip Black June29

ST. Leonard's Catholic church
was the scene Of the beautiful we'd
ding Of Miss Ava Cas$ell who be-
came the bride Of MIR. Phillip Black
well on Sunday. June %.
She was given in marriage by
her father Mr.. Mark Casscll. The
brides attendants were her sister.
Mrs. W. A. Lee, matron Of honor,
and Miss Emma Mae Blackwell,
sister Of the groom, maid Of honor.
Mr.. Kenneth Mason was best man,
and MIR. Forrest Hill, usher. Little
Nancy Slaughter and Regina King
were flower girls.
The bride wore a gown Of white
satin with a long train and net yoke
which was made by hand by her
sister. Mrs. lee. Her veil was fin
ger tip length with a beaded crown.
She wore a gold heart shaped lock
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ct that was a gift from the groom.
Her bouquet was Of white sweet
peas and gardeniaS with an inset
Of an orchid corsage.
4 reception followed at the home
Of MIR. and Mrs. Wilver A. Ice,
POPS Bloomington Ave, S, where
the bride had made her home since
arriving in the city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mark Cassell, par
ents Of the bride, Miss Mary Cas-
sell, sister, Messrs. Cyrus aHd John
Cassell. brothers, and little Misses
Elva and Nancy Slaughter, nieces
Of the bride. motored here from
Des Moines, Ia, for the wedding
Mrs. Ruth Turner also Of Dies
Moines, arrived Sunday morning
June 29. for the wedding and spent
several days visiting at the home
Of MIR. and Mrs. Lee.
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have had IN their house guests MIR.
and Mira. Joseph Shrwrll and son
Joseph, Ir., Of Buffalo, New York,
parents aud brother " Mrs, Ice.
and Mmos Elizabeth Showell and
Clara Evans NJ bloomington, Della
ware, who are Mrs. Ices aunts.
Mrs, Howard SmiIh, 2iS5 Fourth
Ave, s., was hostess at brunch
given at her home Monday, June so
Her guests were Mesdames Harold
Combs and Floyd Smith.
En- Route to Canada! Mr.. and
Mrs. William Macon 81 Milwaukee,
Wis. and Mr.. and Mira. Il, Bennett
Of Morgan Park. Chicago, H.,
motored to Minneapolis to spend
tho Fourth " July week end. While
here, Mr.. and Mrs. Macon stayed at
the home Of Mr., and Mrs. Floyd
Mayos, 1910 Fourth Ave, A.. and
MIR, and Mrs, Bennett stayed at the
home of Mrs, Alice Young. 5000
Clinton. They loft Saturday, July
4. for Canada.
Returns from West Coast, Mrs.
Elizabeth Rodgers. 3I0a Cedar Ave,
=. returned from three week trip
Thursday, July 3. She attended tho
BTU Sunday school convention in
Oakland. Calf, and then visited
rrlativcs and friends In San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. Calf. and
Portland, Ore. and Seattle, Wash
Visitors to the Minneapolis of.
fee Of this newspaper recently were
Mrs. bessie Gresham and James
Gresham, Jr,, 5000 Fourth Ave,
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IerrY Robins and
Laura Mae Smith
Married June 20

Before an alter decorated with
palms, ferns, a profusion of white
peonies and softly lighted by
candles. Laura Mae Smith. SAB
Carroll Ave. was given in mar.
rage by her mother, Mrs. Cornelia
Gordon Smith, to Mr.. Jerry Rob
ms, GAG Rondo Ave, Saturday,
June Is. at 7:30 p. nj. at Pilgrim
Baptist church.
Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr, per
formed the ceremony. Miss Arlee
Harris was at the organ. She &C
companied Miss Gloria l.. Williams
who sang 20 Promise Me" and MIR.
Lee W. Harris who sang Because"
and The Lords Prayer"
The bride wore a hustled ivory
satin gown with a bodice Of seed
pearls. Her train was secured at
each side of the tiara, with orange
blossoms. Her bouquet was Of white
roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Helen Smith. sister Of the
bride, the maid of honor, wore pink
lace and Mrs. Ethel Johnson.
Minneapolis, matron Of honor, wore
pink tulle. The bridesmaids, Miss
Addie Marie Young and Mrs. Juan
tia Murphy, were gowned in net,
one pink. the other blue, with hoop
ed skirts. Miss Annuhell0 Jones
wore blue marquisette with a ruff
fed cutaway and Mrs. Ann War
rickS, aqua marquiSette with a
hustle. The lady attendants each
wore a string Of pearls, gifts from
the bride.
Mary Kay Murry and Van
Owens. flower girls, carried nose
gays. Harold Knott, the little ring
bearer. wore black tails.
Mr.. Carl Griffin was best man.
fishers were Messrs. Martin Wed
dington, Alfred White, Charles
Jones. Tommie Braddock and Jo-
seph Corder.
A reception held in Fellowship
hall Of the church, Immediately
following the ceremony, was at
tended by 500 guests. Members Of
the D.Y.W.Y.K. club were host
es'es with NJ. Wayne Green in
charge. }
. Mr.. and Mrs. Robins are on their
honeymoon in Chicago and MiIwau-
kec.
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Social
and
Personal

MF. ana MrH, hobeft tlrfFC en-
tcrtaincd MIR and Mrs. =, Clay Of
ChirRgo, Wednesday. July 2.
MIR. Joseph Primo Of Brooklyn.
MIR. and Mrs. Otis PARKS. Mrs
Bertha Young, Mcssrs, Cleveland
Smallwood. aud Willis Gates and
Mrs. Virginia Lanicr of st, Louis.
Mo. and nr, u. II. Moore of Chi
caHo, III. spent tho week end Of
July 4, nj Stewart and Early'a
Place at Lake Adney. Crosby. MINI.
Mrs. J. W. Richardson 81 Marid
ian, Miss. arrived In the city Tues
day. July +, to stay at the home Of
her aunt, Mrs. Annetta Kelley, 3i09
Cedar Ave. s, Mrs, Richardson and
her husband who In employed In the
city plan to make their home here.
Mrs. William II. Williams ~ Dos
Moincs, la, WINS entertained at a
picnic party at Theodore Wirth
Park. Sunday afternoon. June %,
by Mrs, Emma Simms, bA2 Aldrich
Ave. n.
Mr.. Thomas Jones from Omaha
was the house guest last week ~
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Posten. tai
Girard Ave. No. While In the city
hc was entertained at dinner by
MI and Mrs, John Brown. llOG
Seventh Ave. No
Mrs. Claudia Murray Of Dcs
Moines, Iowa, IL visiting her niece,
Mrs. Sarah Pratt, 90 Hyland
The T.. r.. u. T.. Club met Tues.
day, July !. at the home Of Mrs
Floyd Poole, 1921 Fourth Ave. So
Those who won prizes were Mrs
Bert Dawson. first prize. Mrs. Leila
| Thomas, second prize, and Mrs
Ben Cassius. third prize. The next
meeting win be held Rt the home oi
Mrs. Leila Thomas. 1900 Portland
Tuesday, July Is.
Mrs. Alice Carter Of Kansas City
Kansas. II visiting hcr nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mro. John SayIes
| 1929 Fourth Ave. So.
Mrs. Ronny Wakefield and Mrs
Warren Strader 81 Racine, Wis.
were house guests recently Of Mr.
and Mrs Turner l.. Nelson. 1901
finn Ave. SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carter. AIS
Fourth Ave. So. left Thursday
July 3, for a motor trip 10 Chicago
Cleveland. Washington y. G. an'
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford MARTY az,
family, 9s3 AIdrich Ave. No, speu'
the Fourth Of July week end visit
ing Mrs. MArity's mother. Mrs N
Washington, AT Maple Plain, MINI
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Cook and Mrs
! Cooks mother. Mrs, Mamie Battles
1887 Fourth Ave. So. entertained
ut an indoor picnic July I, The
guests of honor were Mr.. and Mrs
William Bennett, and Mrs. Cecilia
Boyd Of Chicago. H., and Mr.. and
Mrs W. Macon Of Milwaukee, Wis
Other guests were MsssTs, and
Mines. l.. X Perkins, A. Owens,
John Moody; Mines, ViolsttiS Wal
/ ker. Ora Finnsy. Mary ThompSon
and Assars. Bob Buckner, J.. e
FalknsT. q. Smith. and Miss Louis"
| Walker.
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Mrs. Roger Jones Of San Fran
cisco, Calf, was guest Of honor NJ
a party given by Mrs. Lucy Kelly,
5SS Aldrich Ave. n, her hostess
during her visit to the city.
Among the guests who attended
the party were Mcssrs. and Mines.
Robert Kirby, William Gray. Ben.
iamin Bobo. and Curtis Freeman,
Minneapolis, and John r. Owens of
St Paul; Mines, Hattie Calhoun,
Della Ross. and MesSrs, Davis Nc
lntosh, Hubert Davis. and Charles
Brown.