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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

1900 block Of Pomeroy road Sc,
was stabbed while in q hallway in
the 1000 block of G street NE,
police said. Held In District Jail
in connection with the killing Is
Richard Wilson. 80, colored, Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

were J. Edward Fowler. James r.
Baden, Clarence G. Solomon and
Morris Stein. The membership
also passed q resolution of SYM
pathy to Mr.. Davy on the recent
death of his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

Famous Commander" all-wool
tropicals now yours at this
amazingly low price! Enjoy their
open weave that lets warm air out,
invites cool air In! Typically fine
Commander tailoring" Choice Of
smart patterns and good-looking
summer colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

Though there'll be plenty of hot,
humid days yet this summer,
Kann's offers these splendid saw
ings on summer suits NOW! They
are tailored to perfection from
a porous rayon tropical that's
woven with countless "open win
dows" that invite refreshing
breezes!
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Man Struck by Sfreetcar
Sunday Dies al GaI|inger

The death of man struck by
streetcar at Fifty-eighth and Dix
streets NE. Sunday was reported by
police today.
The man, George Briggs, sr.. So,
colored, of 248 Tenth street NE,
died at Gallinger Hospital last night.
District Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald, however, said the death
possibly may not be counted Off
cially as traffic death because OF
q technicality. Dr. Macdonald ex-
planned that Mr.. Briggs was struck
by the streetcar while crossing a
section of the carline roadbed which
was not public property.
Deaths from vehicles which occur
on private property are not official
traffic deaths, he added The cor
oner said he would rule after the
investigation was completed.
If ruled an official traffic death,
1t will bring the Districts toll this
year TO %. At the same time last
year it stood at %. Total deaths
last year were Y.
When Mr.. Briggs was struck he
was pinned under the streetcar and
q police crane had to jack up the
vehicle before he could be removed.
The driver of the streetcar was Will
liam B. Ford, %, of 1120 Fifty-sev-
enth avenue, Hillside, Md, police
said.
Evening star., 1948-04-08

On al Bot
The HecM Co., Fr1day C2@muncS 1::;::: 8.
On Sale at Both
Washington and
Silver Spring

Silver Spring Store Opens at 1870 PM.
Washington Store Opens $50 AN.
No Moil, Phone or c. 0. D. Orders.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
u. ). Acts 10 Obtain
Larger Oil Supplies
From Latin America
BY the Associated Press

BOGOTA. Colombia. April 81
The United States, officials said to-
day, wants more oil from Latin
America to help overcome a critical
shortage.
She Is interested in reaching a
sound economic agreement in the
current ninth Pan American Con-
ference here in an effort to make
Latin America one of her leading
petroleum suppliers, they said.
The United States now depends
heavily on Middle Eastern coun-
tries for oil. Informants said, how
ever, that political difficulties in
that area and the lack of econom-
ical transportation facilities work
against boosting Middle East pro-
duction
Exploration Is Urged.
The United States Government
was reported to have advised Latin
America of this situation and
asked that exploration be made
for new petroleum sources.
Mexico, Venezuela and Colombia
now are the leading Latin Amer
ican oil producers. American off,
cials believe other American re-
publics offer good possibilities.
Several countries are willing to
go ahead with new explorations.
But they lack materials and equip
ment to drill new wells. The oil
shortage is complicated by steel
shortage.
The Mexican government has in
formed the United States that If
machinery is made available, the
oil output there will be raised con-
siderably. Argentina is in the
same boat.
Proposal Is Backed.
Oil is said to be in the minds
of many American officials when
they insist that Latin American
countries open their doors to for
eign capital.
Enrique v. Corominas of Argen-
tina told the conference yesterday
that America can no longer toll 4
crate European hands in control
of territory belonging to all Of US"
He backed a Guatemalan pro-
posal that certain European COL
onies in the Western Hemisphere
be eliminated. He called for an
amendment to include the Falk-
land Islands and Antarctic areas.
Enrique Bernstein of Chile indorsed
Mr.. Corominas' idea.
Argentina claims the Falklands.
Argentina, Chile and Britain dis
pute territory south of the islands
running down into Antarctica. The
two South American countries have
taken steps to settle their quarrel,
Britain has proposed World Court
test,
Evening star., 1948-04-08
First Aid Carnival Plonned

The annual spring carnival of
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue
Squad and First Aid Corps will
open Saturday and run through
April "a at Georgetown road and
Commerce lane. Bethesda.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
ToPPERs AND COATS, in fovorite fab

ToPPERs AND COATS, in fovorite fob
RIGS all Of fine virgin wool
qobordines, shorkskin and suede-cloth.
Styled with ripping flare backs, or core
free boMness! And most any color Of
the rainbow is here oltho not every
color in every style, Of course. Best plan
to be here on the dot /. to get the best
possible seIectionl!
Misses Suits and Goats, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
FASHIOk-sUCCEsSES IN SUITS

hardy mensweor Worsteds, your oIWoys-
favored gobordine, fine worsted crepes,
smooth shorkskin and casual glen
pIoids For style, you, pick your own
fovorite The ripping skirted, tiny
wasted suit the smart corefree bow-
jacket suit, or the stem-Iike slim-skirted
suit. How often can you buy a dream
for q song?
Evening star., 1948-06-13

tire bldg, 8-yr. lease; good business; tota
RsDG R1sf i' saeS.s. % HSh
RREssSTAURANr, 81 LIQUOR: on 14th st. neal
ANY: G1son can neSe pe S. fss days
terms terms. BOB HoLLANDER. exclusive, &C.
f,Sfns sos GdLosfD aSsi sA a wai4Esm. viii
Stocked and equipped; ready to open; rent
$50 ota aaf pqos ns sell socR
nv" nsxt sd to school, then call MA. s74s Oh
ST sFECisi@Iunehroom. CSSio living quarters te
ESEEMAN; EE o4es EN- Ssos oc.,,on ,S
lent bar; beautiiully equipped. modern
large television; long lease at reasonable
rent: $4,000 down payment. plus stock IS
Il q aAos eo sSf NS Bs
81 Gh1IIs IIs2iafsosR iaagoR-ownsr quote. ss sss,
Ons leases ee:ep Day s'ss ro $3.50 WHY cond
new, modern fixtures; seats 95; shows soot
profts: can b bousht with appTS4 ap31 sI5;: s {
aasfoN eSS ION co. sol woodward slds. Di
CHEF efga1''GRsA GRsANrED-own.r of beautiful
liable. experienced chef to take over FOOD
operation; sdoins big business; PROFITS e
be shared on entire operation; smau casn
oor.unlsy oonn Ry'mehIc NIcHofas eS dAsTok CO. s5I
Wo9dTird BIDS. pI; 77esuzsss.. snsse. 8, ooo
WY: hiTh percentage beer business:
opens at noon; air cond.: new nxtures;
coy atmosphere. rent S!75, ions leaSe;
pay roll Sl15 wkly.; grill eookinE only
owner quotes $3.50 mo. urofit; priced real
Better. @ NICHOLAS GAsfoN Co, sol
woodward Bldg: pI. 1924; ;776S.
Opportunity: quoted Gross: $500 dany' sood
lease, terms. ELIZABETH POWELL, MI
sooMryG HOUSE, near r st. and, Conn.
ave, nw.-2l rooms, 51z baths, OIL neat;
elec. elevator: income from rooms ouoteo
up to 5000 mo-: house rent. $40: ions nss
lease: dandy location: priced 70 ten; s2,ooa
RoOMiNG HOUSE, $3.50 down; lth st.
s.T', mr.. Smithsonian; 9 rooms $50 rent:
pienty. q sood fgrnitur.' clean pWls nn
MUST. SELL profitable bsyerase distri.
WIN accept rsasonsbie Offer "a. 4ssS
returns. low rent and overhead, sandwich
block and grill. eouipment perfect cond
this. CAN Mr.. Toranieh. ewes,
VI. $500. JAY REALTY CO.. Pr. 1i0l.
t>A.-s
Evening star., 1948-06-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ACCORDION; also other instruments; pvt.
infor- Ap 1895: Mr.. JAY, is pm. 80
foT aI trsinins. WAR-FLYNS BEAUTY
GS996kkIEEpilSSG9 iS19 st sscouSpp CUNT P asR
cal machines; beginners and rehfrsshsr hs,
700 18th. Ma. 1898:
coMPTOMETER COURSE with touch typ
ing, easy, to learn, hundreds OF OPENINGS.
seSl so7Ds. ssfyj Zoo isth. Esh SA. % s5ss. "'" AS
OMPToMETER COURSE with touch typ.
ing, day and nisht classes Top salaried
agency in b. C.. thousands placed. over
zIotnick' entire .mis:d bids anyns aS0Es Ees; a6
DRIVING LEssoNs-Learn to Drive with
e a9d Cd safssS sod in
DRIVING SCHOOL, 1928 Wilson eyd.' e,1y,d.'
AfTns'Ghl AUTo GIhElsHsoNs Sons by experienced teacher,
ssnsbis rsa.s cal En- 5s5s
LEARN TO DRIVE in Washinston,s oldest,
arseT rah me' schoS S4s
Rsssn'is ava SasY s2s's Ris%'i
French. German; English. history; ols sle-
GREGG SHORTHAND dictation typlns-
Evening classes. Prepares for exam1na-
tions. College instructor 81 mo- 81 9ooo.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day. night and
part-time classes. Get our free catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, l340 N. Y.
ave, NE. IRIS. Established 1918.
CONTRACT BRIDGE. Spec. summer courses
Students social club. Prefer calls $3.50.
EX $685. NEvA STOCK, cert. instr.
SWIMMING LESSONS WANTED by young
man Please state time available and Zee
Box 233-E. Star.
After . hours start talking. Only natlye
Instructors. Tel. supervisor IN am.' Ho.
PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTIONS in French
or Danish pastry or cake making. Guar
anteed to teach any in ! lesson; Fay after
mastering 1t; S. UP. RA. s56s.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
ACTOR TRAVEL.

WSaDKss = d. ns% esP s9uDs e1 fHns s0sa
Sfl.syE e. r6s sal Los & SxeEiTs, res june
s Dsesf H6 is5aa as6S sp'fE *. .'H Pc
eouPLs sne DRIVING to Mexico in early July 1y
snare sxpsnss4s ,6A.S Re- S5ss S;s,r.s trapsporta-
sfd slUh july; M share expenses; ref. exch. Box
YoUEG laSIE ssiA NAN, experienced driver. desires
radf points, after alter July 8; share driving and
expenses rstereness exsh WI ssaal SON leav.
RhSv56has' 5ans g. shsre .aD Expert driver refs
NED. NED; sTHUD2S2T4 and wife tnurse. want war,
sHss ride to Box l.; soS.r q "sss Star 0' July '
YonNG 1HsG D0S MAN driving to heer leaving 8
June rs return I. july ynsns.s ms; ta1 hp 1883.
tTsnSD S tS yisni,y 1sn ,ysst St
in driving. CHI. 079O Mon. eve. or tnere-
fisf1v; pR1vlNG TO BOSTON Thurs: or Sri Fri can
Iakf pkfvING To DENVER, via st. LG.is; o. $;
YoTSG T. eoVH SSRf aa 1as
* rR Bs7 Ets fssS s1s is' 4sSa s'i
DRIVING TO FLORIDA July ]. Buick Sc
dan: can take one passenger or couple
GERIvING; MILWAUKEE,. via Michigan.
10Th or Goth; new Studebaker de iuxe'
take 3: share exp; Ho oso4t ws, sS5' II C.
TO Los Angeles, Calf. 20 June. Cali Gil
1000 evenings after pm: or SUNDAYS:
LEAVING FOR ARKANSAS July l. mar
ried couple take :; new Doose seoah'
TMo TM; sHiG2RRE HBiG2RREAu OF STANDARDS employss
desire ride to Asheville. N; C.; on june q,
will share expenses. cah "oooiey
cooLLEGE COL BOY wants ride to Omaha I1
or Des Moines; good driver, snare eA-
penses Call OIL. 24f5.
YOTNG MAN desires ride West; will snare
exnenses and driving. WA. 12ls. 10
Evening star., 1948-06-13
REpAIRs AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, GalcuiatorS cae.nedd' aeaed
RPp1Na hp MI MAeMINls' nh1IED TYhpHfNWkitEKs ess
chased and traded, repaired auisaiysi aus, TEA .nd
SonaS msshMnss ss rs y1s feF oFfes saE
CO, gi3 18th NV, Ins. Bldg. RE. 100
sssNf1anhs ss3 dtth St fenlshed and restored hand
rHSBfs assEs16s 5sesf6 sf6NS, 6rek WORK
pumbns roofing wIr,ns .nd hes,ipr; Work
EASEMENTS REM0DELED. palntins and M
odd Jobs j. DADE & c. JACOBS Ak
BRickLAYING sisie CONTRACTOR, lsEss &c. or
small JOBS, expert colored mechanics
sMksfEJHKAhxAyiNG2firspl.ees MsEHAx EN Fire ehlmneys re;
rsp.lTea FAGNAN1; ShsatTx AT isss; .nseontrsct.
Bt BBEtILDlNG, remodeltns. repsiEins; ..ms5 car, =,
anf PaStnf ANp RekER kRIM6pEINS 5D CO
competent ON workmsn., eall Fails C Church .Tsi
CAMERA REPAIRs-sls 10th st. pqif: niT.
LEE 4 eAL5ERT, .dN,S INC. "a sfar.iEn 1al1; or do
BRENNER sS3 Pa. ave. NV; Re, Re sisss sAs4
CARPENTER wants NoIA, "hIgT LII sEaS
d$sfkSpENTER. All Fl e. general repairs 5o.ted steps
and porches repsired. Remooeiins' ai'erA-
eS9shrESIIR Sse,s, and .a ao a15sraslsans ssas
PAyp JAMEs wokks d1s cl5ssn idSSns St. and nv repair
poTches lns snsta sereenins; white mechanics. RA,
ecSasRsrENrER eSss coNTRAcToR-General re- re
Pais P1ises ana Tsas1naSle' 5e%See1sE aE s.se s.
CARPENTRY, seneIsl repairs, eenerets eneiess
cSSTRHPENTRY, cSTH oosoi eoich and garage repairs:
Dsns D.,ssn.s DaDfs yAdR hsnss snk sns s4s
ins, paperins. commercial, pf ehIrshes' nhS. the.
sssIs oSIT1Ns Sss'asP''s sP s6oo. Call ARo0lA Pc -
eHRPENTRi. painting, cement work, roof
repairing, asbestos and brick siding. rec
co1atins ans size job work
Nc; D. c.. or Va; immed. service. i'
CARPENTRY. recreation rooms, attics,
L JACKSON. teie. Ii. 7s4s. AID. s4es.
weekdays after pm ...-ILssr,. Ia
AaS Cement work. roos o''isaI repaIrins: aask ssTs
ice: all work guaranteed. CAN MI. 1919
az tsE MR WILLIAMS IL. r.er.,t,sn
rooms, porches inclosed stairways, dormsr
windows: residential or commercial. J. Z
HENDRICKS. Union 2491
CARPENTRY, screening, porches and steps
painting done reas. Call MR.. SWAMI, Dl
5000 after 5 pm. Is
/ CARPET, upholstery, cleaned, demothed
and sanitized: latest equipment: reason
able. AL-WYNN METHOD, LU. 1895, NE.
a1S2 -19
CEMENTING. plastering. stuccoins. brick
work. 1878 Davis ave. Sc, Wash. 20. HI
$3.50. Weekdays after g.. WALLACE.
North s97O, Ext. 30a-A. II late, leave
CEMENT WORK and waterproofns. al
Ii. o695.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS. Al nome Improvements from
to pay. HAMILTON CONT. CO, RE. AT a477
ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS, redecoratins.
siding and roofing; first-class work only;
all work guaranteed; free, estimates; BE-
only shs ahiss sssf tnf e 'SE vi
sysi;i ssTTHiR4ioS III SsgsoE HOME owNERs-Any work,
from foundation to root. Call HARRIS q
HARRIS Contractors. ST. 74ss or IA
sAs%h1sGs, ssss sfS snii nafiki-RAY-All-.luminum avn
finished in fne baked enamel; quick in
staIlation; easily financed. For fun de-
a.as,kisjrWs .a,isj ssl II HoME ssERv.-p.in.,nr, PAPER
nsns,nft' fo roof! ,sss e. sedsinshs Or nshsooa ~ II
HUiLDING, new construction. remodeline
and repairs; easy payments ar sIIsnsts,d st, oxeI t.s
q 5-ysaI period or longer free estimssses'
EAtr "a 'IISE THE BYpALE CONTRACTORS tod.,
for reas. estimates on all home improve
nens and Tsn9de ,S1s ssss ssis I'M UN' .sai :aai
sa,HMEsr s,SsMfE SRWssotaRk RWoRk. stone xslis ass.tones,
terraces, walks, chimneys, nreplaces, &C.
ment driveways porches, retaining walls,
pipe drainase: all kinds OF waterproonns'
FoesvilI. x MAEcgMSph Ma Phone U Roesviiis s5ss. rs
SONCRETE WORK-Walks. steps. drive
ways. Small Jobs . specially. HY. 5321.
coNcRErE woRK-can US for walks.
found ations, waterpTootinE. UNDERMINING,
culverts. precasting. PRUTrT CoNsTRuc-
TIoN Co., Concrete Contractors. Alexan-
s5lsi sS5IlsHiEHai VA M MErr1sls f2Sl and r.modeinr OF
so. os5s. s. -
Evening star., 1948-06-13

FLOOR SEkyICE--Nothins but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning par.
ING CONTRACTORS. NC. 1872 wiseon-
iio aoME Mise REM6DEIiNa. aoIsa rec. rms, attie..
piances. Altico wall tile. Ill colors: rubber
tile flooring; free estimates. SUBURBAN
G2kgTsv G2ksTs G2 os SoSTRAefTSS eifs G. eSss e.
Paintins: paperng; ro9tins and siding; ti ~
mates WA. S4s6, days or evenings.
PAINTING-An kinds; reasonable prices
Phone FIR. 1852. Ask for MR.. WILLIS.
PAPERING AND PAINTING. general re-
pairs; white mechanics interior. exterior;
& sekEks III s"R 2oTs TGLs roHsH wi Win. h.ys The
material Can Sligo 394a,. W. D. TAYLOR
81 erf F:p
CARL W. sNIDER. -Jr. GE. 6172. lis
NO WAITING-Call us for your home re-
modelling We do cement drivewsys. car.
pentery, painting. stone and brick val
and additional rooms. SUBURBAN RE-
MopELING CO: WI; S67s; -i4
sral home 1nl from cellar .9
assistance in making plans; small monthly
ALL KINDS REPAIRING, remodeling. new
construction, carpentry, painting, SCREEN
ng. waterproofing. brick and cinder block
and concrete Free estimates. Work guar
anteed. AUSTIN T. QUICK co" co
Raj lib
Evening star., 1948-06-13
BUSINESS SERVICES,

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL men.
Why pay once rent? Complete mail and
phone service by competent, experienced
secretaries for a few cents a day. Con-
hdential. 1424 K st. NV. Rm. 302. RE.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-13

ing. For more literal purposes and also just to be
emery, hereby present the FIVE different types Of
liberal as I've found em in my wanderings
THE NAIVE LIBERAL: This is the individual
who, through lack Of direct experience with the facts
Of discrimination thinks the case for mnorites
is vastly exaggerated Lynching and segregation are
unpleasant subjects editorial writers conure up to
scare the public when congressional investigating
committees aren't investigating. When he's pressed
too hard the subject Of discrimination this type
hurriedly retreats with the obseryation that thesa
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-13

Big Dance with Three Features,
CLIO. Hall, Friday, Feb. 21.-advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-13
Lower Glasses Were Barred

Lower Glasses Were Barred
For 200 years during the Middle
ages, the lower classes, practically
speaking, we're not allowed to hght
during a war. The one exception
were townsmen who agreed to sup
ply military units to the great lords
in return for free charters. Most
Of the lighting was done by armed
knights on horseback.
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Miss Mary Brown, 81 St An
thony Ave-, is recuperatnig at her
home after being a patient in
Ancker hospital for two weeks.
NahaM @]
Mzm@sIG.Is|
ST. PAUL RIRTHDAYs

ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Feb. iS-Juiia Harris, SCI fElshSrt
Ave; Bertha James, $50 W. Central
Ave. Feb. 1S-ClarA Curry. 2sB 81.
Adams. Feb. 2O-Mrs Minnie Boyd,
ltS Maokubin; o. c. DTiHEle, 40 N
81 Adams; Virginia BeRsley, lsS St
ST. Anthony Ave. Feb. 81 John
McHie. 1877 Rondo Ave; Mrs. Harry
8. Brown, 101 Iglehart Ave; Mrs. A.
j, Todd, $50 Rondo Ave. Mr.. A. Mac
Farland, ts9 whItRll. Feb. 22-JRmos
walker, 7sS St Anthony Ave; Mrs,
Mrs. EulA Watson, T7S 81. Anthony
Ave; Evelyn Lewis. 7B2 Carroll Ave.
Feb. - - Walter Coins, ST. Paul;
Fletcher Peoples, $50 W. Central Ave
Feb. 24--John Lawrence, Jr., Sl7
lglehart Ave; Dorothy L. ShRvers,
BIRTHDAYS
Birthday greetings in Mlnneapo-
Ave. So; Norma WasSingt ton sOST
James Ave. No; James Thompson,
5l2 Aldrich Ave. No; Mary Lulu
Williams, 1919 nth Ave, So. Sarah
Pratt, III Seventh 81. No. Feb. 10
MIS- Anna Lewis, 1853 Humboldt
Place; Mabel L, Brown iiSs Fifth
Ave. No; Harriet white, B22 Free
mont Ave. No. Feb. 2O-MrB. J. o.
Hapue. SlSS Humboldt Ave. No;
Bonnistsll Gardner 100 Hyland Ave;
clinton Ave. Feb. Sa-wiiiis Gates,
800 Bryant Ave. No.; T. J, Flippin,
zoe Oak Lake Ave. No, Feb, 2g-
Jennie oEiSsam, SCI iIth Ave. No. 4;
simpson Sim SHrtiR, iSOS Fifth Aye. So.
ton Ave. So; Mrs. BeAulRh M. Cob
ron, e0I Fourth Sc. No.
Out OF town EreetinEs: Feb. Is
bishop J. A. Gregg. Kansas City,
KRns. Feb. 2i-Mrs. John G. Cren-
Howard Bennett. Chicago, M; clyde
Malone, Lincoln, Neb.
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Mrs. Title Daniels was hostess
to a party Of friends on her birth
day at her home, 324 E. 18th ST.,
Saturday, Feb. 7. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Fletch-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Howard;
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davis; Mines.
Leona Goodman, Mary Lark, Lucy
Searles, Mary Props, Florence
Gooden, Thelma Russell, Ethel Car
ter; Misses J. Gardner Of Chicago:
Betty Mason and Eta Lewis;
Messrs. George Milton, Edward
Washington and Isaac Nicholson.
The honoree received many beauti-
full cards and useful gifts. Games
were played and a delicious lunch
con was served.
Rev. and Mrs. S. F. Coleman of
6S2 lglehart Ave. entertained at
Val Ovent dinner Saturday, Feb. 6,
in honor Of Mrs. Blanche Cox of
Seattle, Wash. Guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lee Cox; Mrs.
Evelyn B. Moore and Mrs. Bernice
Duke.
The Mems Club of Pilgrim Bap-
fist Church met Monday Feb
with Mr.. Timothy Howard, 767
Rondo Ave, at 8 p. m.
The Eta Chapter of Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority held their annual
observance of Founders Day by at
tending St. Phillips Episcopal
Church in a group. Prior to at
tending church, the group was en-
tertained at breakfast at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Jane Ward, 755 Car
roll Ave. The Eta chapter plans
to observe this day annually by at
tending a different church in a
group each year.
The Earnest Workers of Pilgrim
Baptist Church are scheduled to
meet Friday, Feb. 10, with Mrs.
Ida Belle Covington, 667 St. An
thony Ave, at 2:8O p. m.
Out of Hospital: Mrs. Beatrice
Boyd, 1877 Iglehart Ave, was re-
leased from St. Luke's hospital
Thursday, Feb. 5, after being a
patient there for four days.
The NOn-Pareil club met Wednes.
day, Feb. 4, with Mrs. Raymond
Brown, 931 St. Anthony Ave. Prizes
at bridge were won by: first, Mrs.
Charles Hill; second, Mrs. Leonard
Davis, and third, Mrs. J. o. Stubs.
The next meeting will be March 3.
with Mrs. Leonard Davis, 698 Ron
do Ave.
Mr.. Everett Chapman, 7O7 st.
Anthony Ave, and Mr.. Richard
Chapman, 1119 Sherburne Ave.
have returned home from Spring
field, Ohio, where they were called
due to the death of their brother,
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WAY Si53F1
~ 81 neil DODS0n RUSSELL

One Of the most mused and broadly interpreted present.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-13

James B. Chapman, who passed on
Jan. "a.
members are urged to be present.
The Eta Chapter of Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority held their regular
monthly meeting Feb. Z, at the
home of Mrs. Edna Griffin, 5s7
Rondo Ave. Members attending
were: Juanita Harris, Bea Reed,
Jean Rife, Lillian Rowland, Hazel
Mann, Shirley Thomson, Mary
Jane Ward, Velma Hammond and
Allie Balenger.
Mrs. Hammond Turner, s33 W.
Central Ave, returned home Thurs
day evening, Feb. 5, from Summer
vile, Texas, where she had spent
the last three weeks during the
illness and death Of her father, Mr..
Louis Pennington, who died Jan. %.
A baby girl was born recently to
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Foster, GAP
Rondo Ave.
Mr.. Walter Hayes, 7O7 Iglehart
Ave, president of the Leigan club,
was host at the meeting Sunday,
Feb. 10. A delicious lunch was
served by the host.
Reception: The Mems Fellowship
club of Mt. Olivet Baptist church
will honor Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Har-
ris at Testimonial reception Sun
day, Feb. 10, at $3.50 pm. Mr.. Clar-
ence Wigginton, president of St.
Paul Urban League, will be guest
speaker.
The Sterling club will entertain
at Valentine party, Feb. 10, at the
club. On Feb. "a, the club will
entertain at their annual dinner.
The PinOchle Breakfast club met
Saturday, Feb. 7, at the home of
Mrs. o. c. Drizzle, $40 N. St. AL
The call meeting of the Entire
Nous club was held Feb. 6 with
Mrs. Hayward Kemp, COG St. An
thOny Ave. On Feb. IS the club
will meet with Mrs. Bea Ivy, 500
Rondo Ave.
Mrs. Gertrude James was dis
charged from Ancker hospital
where she was a patient, and is now
recuperating with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Chapman of 7O7 St. Anthony
Ave.
Mrs. Birda Ridley, Sl5 st. An
thony Ave, left the city Saturday,
Feb. 7, for Fort Worth, Texas,
where she plans to spend several
weeks visiting her relatives.
The Usher Board of Pilgrim
Baptist Church met Tuesday, Feb.
10. with Mrs. Leatrice Shelton, 244
W. Central Ave.
Improving: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Watson, 776 St. Anthony Ave, are
both steadily improving, after
being ill for several days. They
are both confined to their home.