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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

$3.50 10th ST. N.E.-Large, modern store,
40x115 feet; 2nd commercial; available
April LIST; rent. $3.50 per mo. Call AID.
1868 from 8 to 8. -25
COLUMBIA PIKE, near westmont shop
ping center-6-rm. brick with English
basement zoned commercial; owner will
space: 5000 per mo. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO, 2S40 Wilson blvd, CHI. 1898.
Ewes. and Sunday. GL. 383S. 20,
EXCELLENT LOCATION on Columbia Pike
and on Wilson blvd-Building suitable for
many uses. R. w. MULLEN, Bill Column
bia Pike, OK. 1882: open evenings till g.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

GENTLEMAN'S WATERFRONT ESTATE,
on beautifully wooded 1Oh secluded acres
with pvt. bathing beach. main house mod.
in every detail, built by wealthy heiress
for .yr.-round conv.; servants quarters:
oil h.; 2-car heated gar; z bedrms,
peake Bay, about 20 miles from Annap-
oils, Md, Naval Academy; priced for quick
sale, $4,000 down payment required
bal. arranged to suit responsible purchaser
owners exclusive agent. BOX 424-S,
Star -2S
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE PROPERTY - One 2-story
and one 4-story manufacturing building,
situated on $4,000 square feet of corner
property. on prominent thoroughfare in
in part or as an entirety; zoned End
commercial Phone SHANNON & LUCHS
CO.. 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345. Open
evenings until q pm
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WATERFRONT pRop.-wANTEp

WATERFRONT PRoP.-WANTED.
DIPLOMATS FAMILY needs 40 bedroom
furnished house from May to September,
with large dining room, living room, bath
river; 1880 miles from washington.
Please call MA. 1850 from 8 an. to 8 pm.
FAMILY OF BUSINESS EXECUTIVES de-
sires cottage at Sherwood Forest for two
weeks during June or July; ref furn.
MA; TMo 743If 43iirrs and c,,,dr.n .u.. 9as srd
4, possibly additional adults, de-
sire room and board near water and
shopping district at Rehoboth Beach for
l wk. during June or July. Box 490-L.
Star. -22
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SPRING TRICK SPECIALS;
1912 Ford Sedan Delivery 1878
1941 Ford Station Wagon - S35
1y42 Chevrolet Carryall ----- 92O
1897 GMC Flat Bed " 346
1942 Dodge Tractor sos
Easy terms. ACTION AUTO SERVICE,
Sth and M SITS. NV. -31
IMPORTANT BUSINESS is HERE! Stop,
listen, come out and look.
GMC Al 1R-t. van; new motor 81 i S5
INC 40 1h-t. dump p-- S35
Chey 40 Pct; 1,005-gal. tank 1885
Autocar Al 5-t. tractor 9S5
Ford Al 1k-t dump: 2 speeds 695
Chev. AZ 1h-t.; lift. body 1850
Dodge AZ 1l2-t. tractor 995
Federal '43 2R-t. dump 1878
Diamond 'T" 2h-t. van; new motor 795
Chev. AZ h-t. panel --- 1,150
Many more guaranteed trucks to select
from. Army trucks, parts and service.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMC Truck Dealer.
5000 Lee hwy, Arl.. CHI 1000. other
good truck bargains at our Alexandria
truck plant, 1901 oronoco st, Alex.
OV. 1900. 20
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BANK-PERSokAL LOANS.

o. c. PERSONAL property taxes are due
Mar. 81: severe penalties are provided by
Law. if not paid. See this bank for a low
cost loan to pay personal property taxes
loan dept. LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK,
S25 18th St NV, corner of Eye -27
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN 1913: proclaimed the most popu-
lar because Of: 35-mi to the gallon,
larger, roomier safety steel bodies, hydrau-
lie brakes. leather upholstery, many othei
Dorset Sedan fully equipped incl. heste
and defrosters. only 81 ,495; MANHAT.
7th ct e st. NV. Phone NO. 1857.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

1927 10th ST. N.W.-2.story double brick
located in End commercial area. Call Mr..
Hill. FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., .s15
New w. YORK 1 aye nYiG Nv NA 74l6 ngS 1gsSS.
S5 mo. Rear 72S 7th st. Sc. Call TR
O679 or 719 Sth st. Sc. -25
TWO-STORY BRICK, no elec. or water,
near Sth and H sts. ne; S37 so per mo.
MORTON STEINER HDW., Ii 5000. -26
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE-We are in a position to offel
residential Investment or unimproved prop.
erty. in exchange for your real estate
Call DI. 1015 till 8 pm, VIM H
SAUNDERS CO., INC, pa
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

4 ACRES with 5OO-ft. frontage on Balto.
year lease. 4. M. RoTH RE. 1880. -S5
CONTRACTORS YARD, also suitable for
bldg. supply. bus; $4,000 So. IT. or more;
new brick ofc. bldg. and stockroom 40x30;
gas h.-w.h.; also bldg 5Ox8O with 12h
cell. height, two 1 1,OOO-gal gas tanks and
pumps; electric display sign on both
bldgs.; 3 to B year lease; Bethesda area.
A. M ROTH RE 1890 -25
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.
LOTS FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING|s,OOO sq. It., zoned
for apts.; all utilities in; located in the
heart of Silver Spring: soc per 50. IT.
SH. 1890: ewes. SH. 1854. ~
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MONEY WANTED.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

s2,I90 SECOND TRUST, 90 interest
payable S24 mo-: will sell for 81 $50
40. 1850 from 7:3O till $40 pm. st
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANT SEVERAL from n to ~ ton panel
trucks: pay ali cash. private owners pre-
ferled. 70O0 Central ave. ne. Call HILL
side $3.50 ga
FLAT TRUCKS ONLY to haul brick. Call
To-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

I'm DESPERATE, will pay a good price
for clean home in nearby Prince Georges
County. Contact my agent Immediately.
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with fease; Upper u.s. @usc ST. Studios siGTe ine
$500 mo-; 18th and Col. I'd. NV; oil h.;
excel. return on investment.
apts.; Inc. $50 mo-; o near s 18th % and DC Col.
I'd. NV; oil heat; ideal for a lifetime
inc. EMBASSY REALTY CO., MI. 1910;
ewes, ia. 7l75. Mr., Asha. 26s
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RAIROAD sIDING-Nw.. End com, 270
1T. on B.. & o. fronting on two paved sts.
reasonable.
Another Berwyn, Md-350 It. on B. g.
O., less than 4 a., only $4,000 per acre;
present income from bldgs. on property
$165 per mo. Call MR.. SCHAEFER, AD.
1896 Sun. and ewes. DU. 1000, Ext. 621.
Evening star., 1948-03-25

WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.
BEVERLY Y-sHOKEHAM BEACH cottages
KY ny now. W. e. cR1sER' Beverly Beach. ss.
REsTRICTED-New cottage. Chesapeake
water, electricity. sP. O2o2-W; cali be-
LfTABIE CoTTKGE. completely furnished
s5i5,; sS55 Nd: $3.50: Fl Phone 15S owsEkss VT
BEAcH COTTAGE. woodland Beach-M
blk. from water. Modern. bedrms., liv
I'M. and all-elec. kit. large screened front
afFHSSIyE a'f5 sSsG2 dots2sT EM asS9 HOME Zee.
SssagGgi;s sR sssssi ssSxSsH 5sss west hssF
'BAYRIDGE, NEAR ANNAPOLIS--All-year
AROUND bay front home; liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit., 2 bedrms, bath, lge. porch. on J st
a.. bedrms. and bath on End; price,
fbaEAvIIGi bEvERiiy Or 442i2 Or WI 6os1 wa5
cottage dble. garage with shower rm., lee.
lot lot. very close te water reduced to
tS aRS Sl1Soq wrESny ssms yeaF Fao sfouna ar STEW
zsil: eyess III 7ia7, dI hsutG ols7, '' as 3" !.
lots facing south. Call No. $500, AT: sS5. %:
WATERFRONT ESTATE, South River; 8
bedrms.,, 5 baths, boathouse. gear garage;
NJ 'e!h e. aiBsok IL 81 3 Bu AIT Fficeo at 500 SSo
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MOTORCYCLES.

SCOOTER, Cushman, 1877: 3-wheel extra
practically new; price, $500. DE. 1850.
BARGAINS in motorcycles, scooters every
day. $50 up Ask about cycle exchange
355 Cedar St NV, ia. 1921. -26
HARLEY-DAvIDSON ~; many chrome
extras and buddy seat; $500. 63S st.
ne.
be ready for a full riding season. The
de luxe models are here. Come in for a
free demonstration. We also have the
following used machines:
I947 B.SA.-OH.V, fine shape S525
1947 Indian Chief, as new --------$750
1947 Triumph Twin -.-------.--S $3.50
Many others to choose from, cash, trade
ALLIED MOTORCYCLES DISTRIBUTORS,
2O1z II st. NV. RE. 6073. rs
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY NOW. Fret
appraisal. What have you to offer? Cal
HARRY COHEN, RE. 4771, GE. O2s6. -2t
WANT TO 6 UNIT apt bldg, / unit
with 8 bedrms. and baths preferably
Must be good NV. location. Have cash
private party. Box 191-R, Star
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FARMS WANTED.

WANT RENT stock grazing farm; must be
well fenced, plenty OF water: cash rental,
Write Box 207. Alex, Va. or phone Alex.
O246. 25a
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

vans. stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
BY day. week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SEF. ME. .7Q11.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen.
help: raas. rates. TW. 257o.
TRUNKS, personal effects, baggage, etc;
prompt serv;, day, night; truck With
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs: prompt
service; reas, prices: local or long distance
IA. 293T; after p.n.. GE. 1916.
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GARAGES WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE. garage o.
warehouse bldg, 5000 to 10000, #. fooI
space. Box 400-L Star. -2s
DOUBLE GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE
Easily accessible for merchandise storage
Will pay UP to $50 monthly. Phone VI
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

$4,000 so. FIT. MI light mfg. ground
sewer and water In: nearby Arl. 81 .2F
50. IT,; mr.. public r.r. siding; pvt. sidine
ROTH RE 733O
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IAXIS FOR SALE.

payment: guaranteed D. C. inspection and
PUC license. ROBEY MOTOR SALES, 1901
Mt Oliyet I'd me-, TR 1900
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; suitable for
doctor, dentist OF other professional man:
property is large enough to live on prem
ises. or be subdivided into 2 places of
business. Call MT Francis, 9 to 5 daily,
ARLINGTON REALTY CO., GIL. 1900. -26
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CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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BULDERS-Acreage close-in Arlington 10.
cation; sewer and water; $4,000 per acre
MALCOLM REALTY, oW. 3024. DU. O407
ground on route $50 near Norbeck, Md.
ideal for low-cost housing. Call F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, Realtor, RE. 11S1 or DE
Evening star., 1948-03-25

2S17 I4th ST. N.W.-2nd f. front Of
fc2s.: lge display windows, heat. gas and
hot water; furnished; poss. April 1st; $1OO
per mo.
Lse front office, 1915 18th st. NV;
Sc per mo.
$40 R. I. ave. ne; in lge. apt. bldg /;
3-rm. Office suite; SIS per mo.
Call Mr.. Hunter, MA. $500; ewes. and
week ends, GIL. 52S5. BOSS g. PHELPS,
INC, 4O17 K st. NV -27
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

BROOM HOUSE, bath, electricity, garden
and garage; So miles from D. c., Route
Evening star., 1948-02-06
Your Platform for Spring
Our Exclusive

They're smart they're spirited they're youth-oocened
Come|etes in the newest Spring platform styles Complete
your costume with the onkefoterne Sovoy in rich black
suede with detachable ankle stroP, choose the foot
pretying Ritz" in black patent or navy blue Golf skin.
LANSBURGHS-Shoe
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
SANDERS AND STANLEY
BERRY REPEAT WEDDING VOWS

wedding OF Miss Pauline Sanders Mr. Stanley
solcmnEed Saturday afternoon September H. ST James
AME church with Rev. Edward r. Thomas officiating
The bride chose floor length wedding Of slipper
charming It's simplicity Her finger veil Of nyon baby
Of nyon baby lace trimmed with
white She carried beautiful bouquet OF American
beauty and white pom poms.
Gloria Williams maid Of honor Rttired lovely
gown fae hesddress shoulder length pink
fashioned after the brides She carried bouquet pink and red
Webster girl dressed sheer white nylon
carried smaller bouquet similar that Of the maid Of
honor
Walter Daniels OF Minneapolis best for the groom
Julius Andrews Charles Beacy and George Leonard Of
the groom ushers,
program preceded ceremony. Roach
the orGans and also accompanied the sooS Miss MaSHa
Hurt of Akron Ohio cousin of the bride selection from the
opera oSc and The Lords Prayer" Mr. Ernest Covngon
Because The selection Through the Years. by trio
Paul the members included Misses Dolores Bantam. Doro
MonSon and Naomi Zachary accompanied by Miss AGa An
derSon.
Following the reception for 400 guests held
q the Phyllis Wheatlcy House.
Berry daughter Of Mr. Mrs Walter Sanders Of
Akron Ohio graduate Of the University Of Akron and
student the Graduate School Of Social Work Of the
University Of Minnesota
Berry Mrs Berry, 9t8 Bryant Ave No
and Director Of Music Phyllis Wheatey House Mr.
Berry University Minnesota and MPha School Of
Music
guests included brides parents and Mrs
Walter Sander her Mrs Thomas H. Bell and her cousin
Mrs Wants Hurt mother Of the SolOist Miss MalSSA Hurt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

%. Of 8 pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Norma McCracken, asa Alber-
marie. ST. Paul.
white Plaa Stand
One q the GREATEST white pinS
stands IN the United BtRtss bort
ere OrOfino, Ida.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

Mr.. Azel Jones Of Trenton, n
j., announces the engagement and
forthcoming marriage Of his
daughter. Lucy Jones 70 William
Mcintosh, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mcintosh. of Collins. Miss.
The ceremony will take place
October 3, 1913, at Pilgrim Bap-
fist church with the Rev. Mr.
Floyd Massey officiating.
Miss Jones Is now working in
the Home Economics department,
at the University of Minnesota
She received both her Bachelor Of
Science and her Master of Science
degrees in Home Economies from
Hampton Institute, Va.
Mr.. Mcintosh received his
Bachelor Of Science degree in So
cial science from Rust College,
and his Master Of Science degree
in Political Science from the
same school. He Is now working
on his Ph.D. degree in political
science at the University Of Min
nesota. Mr.. Mcintosh also spent
three years overseas in the Armed
services.
After the marriage the couple
will take their honeymoon in Col
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
DIR. Earl Weber WEEDS
Mrs. Vcrnicc O'Neal

DIR, r, \, Weber, ST. Paul den.
tiAL and Mrs. Vernica OdeliA
O'Neal were married last Satur.
day In Sioux Falls, 3, d. Mrs,
o'Neal 10 tho daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs, Alexander Walker Of Min.
neapoliA
This IL the second marriage Of
both DR.. Weber and Mrs, o'Neal.
Tho bride IL = native Of Morton.
Minnesota.
A practielng dentist for AZ
years, DIR, Weber 10 n native Of
st. Paul. a graduate Of 81,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

HELEN SMTTliguSe
CALLING ALI. BERNHARDTS AND BARRfMORES
Can YOU actH Something specials going that stage
talented folks should know about
The Phyllis wheaey Of Directors have allotted $4,000
for new theatre settlement house So Tar the committee
bought burgundy drNpe complete set OF
cry lighting equipment and general Teecofa'oh OF the
auditorium.
The new theatre idea Friday night by small
group immediate plans for exciting theatre
season
Gloria williams director introduced the first play hilarious
three act comedy Family The story has laugh
minute and guaranteed audience psaser Props include things
like large baby diapera crossword puEile fever
thermometer and . bottle Of HAia and haiG
needed 10 begin rehearuA Try outs De-
Gin Tuesday September e. Wheaey Auditorium FaTS are open
viii become members OF the
company participate In four ave plays season
Don't ferret the Tuesday September a. al pmi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Ranks Photos

Thomas College and the univer-
Hlty Of Minnesota Dental school.
lie has long been active In . large
number Of ST. Paul and Twin
City organizations,
lie 10 u member Of the Nation
al Dental AAan,. American Den
tai Society and the Minnesota Af-
flliatea Of the same, HS Ia . men,
bcr OF the board Of the Associated
Negro Credit Union. Among the
other organizations with which
he IL Afiiliated 10 the Alpha Phi
Alpha, TSTc, Sterling Club.
NAAcp and The Urban League.
There arc approximately SEQ
Sal American Indians In the u. q.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Massenglll,
S7AS 9Th Avenue South, returned
Sunday. Sept IA. from u weeks
fishing trip In Deer River, MINI,
They were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John overton at their cot.
taRo located al Little Moose Lake
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Mrs. lille Parham Of Mem.

Mrs. Lille ParhAm Of Mem
phls, Tenn, has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. IeSsie Coleman. ga
Rondo, for the past ten days,
Mrs, Parham will so to Gary.
Ind, the first Of the week 10 visit
her daughter, After that she Will
return to Memphis,
Mr.. Whitney Young, industrial
secretary TO the St. Paul Urban
League, will return here soon.
with his family. to help prepare
for the coming silver anniversary
Of the St Paul Urban League,
Mrs George Carter. sos 81, An
thony Ave. is progressing nicely
toward health again. She has
been 70 the hospital twice this
year for treatments for a stroke.
Although she is still taking the
treatments. the doctors report
that she is doing well.
Malcolm Dade. Of Detroit,
Mich. son OF an Episcopal priest,
is one Of the new out-of-town stu
dents attending McAllister col
lege, ST. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
CITY q HiIIs

San Francisco 10 built on hIiis,
steep impressive. and full a lnspir'
Ing views Of tho bay, tho Golden
Gate and ths ocean. Golden Gate
bridge forms background for
The Shades, . monument BY Az.
gIsts Rodin In memory Of 9 below.
ID San franciscan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

Inns, Miss, at the home Of Mr..
MclntoSh's parents. They viii
also spend some time In Chicago
Ill. After their return. the couple
will be at home at 63S 81. An
thony Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17

was entertained In both towns by her sisters In.
trade
She told success story Of her climb trum being
iast = delegate al the National Convention 10 the
'nviahle position Of President Mira, johnson said
shc spurrrd 10 excel in her field by the state
nent a MIR. Knox made after listening 20 her first
convention spccch many years ago. Young wom-
an" he beloved. with your dumhneSs you should
go horne and never come back againl" Moral
Brutal franknoss IL sometimes a Kindness in dis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Il Minneapolis 4

birthday FAEtyi WIS. Nomhse
LandcrH, 1881 Bryant Ave. No,
was hoStcSs 30 q birthday party
In honor Of her goddaughter,
Charleen RenA Ballard. Monday
afternoon, September u. The
guests were: Misses Regenia Hal.
lard. Bonistelle Gardner, Vera
Lee Gardner, Master Ronald Hal.
lard. Mrs. Charles Ballard and
Mrs. Willie Gardner The young
aters were delighted over the
birthday cake with small animals
on the top. The little Mas re-
ceivcd some very useful gifts.
RgT. and Mrs. Charles johnson,
Jr., 6l9 9Th Ave. No. and Mr.. Lee
Nathan, 90 Highland Ave, No.
are planning q week end trip 90
Kansas City. Mo. 20 visit Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Earl Of that city.
Mrs. Cecil Newman, 2soe Port.
land Ave, returned Monday from
q nine day visit 10 her former
home, DCs Moinea. IL. She was
accompanied 90 Minneapolis by
Mr.. Carroll curtley. her cousin, Of
Spokane. wash. Mr., cuTtley Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Newman
for three days. Tie Ii Q business
man In the Washington city. and
had visited Des Molnss. also his
former home town,
The name 81 Rev. q. J. CanlaeE
and Bethel AME church Of Mar
shalltown, Iowa, was not In.
Guided In the list Of ministers and
churches present NJ the Annual
Conference which convened al 81
James Church September 7, be-
cause the delegation had not ar
rived Whsn ths list Of delegates
and churches were taken for pub
LEGATION. Rev. s, J. caulder Ia
pastor Of Bethel.
Surprise BIFthdAy Party A
surprise birthday party was Civ
en- In honor Of Mrs. Daisy Tres.
van, 2743 lIth Ave. So. by Miss
Elsie BsTksdAls and Miss Der.
nice Davis. The guests included
Mrs. Tinna Leah RsiSa, Mrs. Y
v. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T
Taylor Of Muakogee, Okla, Mr.,
and Mrs. Benjamin B0b0, Mira
Annie Coleman, Mrs. Minnie Al.
eKRndsr, Mrs. Betty Crawford,
Mrs. Edward Boyd, Mrs. Louiss
Johnson, Miss Lslis u. MeClsl.
lard, Mrs. Zephyr Turner, Mira
Martha Wright, and Mrs. Boyd
Wright. Mrs. TrcsVsn received
many lovely giftG. A dsliciOaa
luncheon was served.
House OHest. Mr.. and Mn,
Walter McElToy, SO4I Clinton
Ave. So. had - their house guest
Mrs. Alice HughISy. sister Of Mr.
McElT0y Of MlBdsn, La, for ths
month Of August Mrs, Hughlsy
was sxtsndSd many social c0ur'
tssIss while In The Twin Cities
among thsm was the dinner CIV
en- BY Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Crews
Sunday. August 10. Those pres
ent were: MsaGrs. and Mines
EaFett Glover, c. c. Underwood
Mines. Arthur Lea, Walter hcEl
roy, Monroe Gage. WIN. Moslsy
Mr.. Arthur Glover and Miss Yes.
u Moalsy. Mr.. and Mrs. walter
AtAAA4Oy oASS NAaS4E baHbN4 - ~
eial gsthsTing IN Mrs. HuehIsy'I
honor On Monday. August 10
Guests pFeasnt were: Msssrs. and
Mines. Charles Saunders, {. {
Underwood, John Taylor, Music
gee, Okla, Hardy White, JohE
MAXWELL, Mines. Halle Ewing, Y
v. Marshall, EATstt Glover. VIM
hoslsy, Emma Hsim, CsTtrud'
smith, John L. Cook, Mias Vest
MoaIsy. Mr.. Arthur Glover. Johi
BeKssthsE and Mr.. and Mrs.. c
W. Crews. Mr.. John Taylor va
. former school mate Of Mr.. Nc
Elroy and Mrs.. HUEhisy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
Social and Personal

Twin City Maids and MatrOns The Twin City Maids and
Marons Bridge club Saturday, September H. at the
home Of Mrs A. " Hail. 983 W. Central ST. Paul The club
prizes by Mines J. Walton Crump C. w. Wgging
on Frank Terry who FIRST second and third prizes
respectyeY The next meetng will be held Tuesday Sept
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-17
CHATTER -PATTER
BY HELEN SMITH
BEAUTIFULLY YOURS

The Twin Cities BeautcanS had q this week when Mira
Cordea Of the National
League, . visit l.uStraSilk.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-18
Gold Star EIigibIes
Urged To Get Buttons

All Gold Star mothers and
other persons entitled to gold
lapel buttons are urged by Mrs.
Walter Murtagh, service officer
of the State Veterans Affairs
commission, to make application
through contracting the American
Legion for proper forms.
Public Law 800 provides that
a gold star lapel button will be
furnished free to widows, parents
and next-of-kin of members OF
the armed forces who lost their
lives during World War II. A
charge of about S1.50 will be
made to other next-of-kin.
If a widow remarries, she is
no longer considered the widow
of the deceased and is no longer
eligible for the gold star button.
Mrs. Murtagh points out that if
a button is lost, it cannot be re-
placed nor can more than one be
purchased by any one eligible in
dividual.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-18
Lexington Loses 12-6
To TchuIu: Meet Durunt
Here, Friday Night

Defeat was again met by the
Lexington High school eleven
when they lost to Tchula Friday
night, 1876. Though in good spirit,
the team was not able to cop the
Tchula footballers, who led in
the scoring, holding off the home
team until the fourth quarter.
The game was hard-fought all
the way, with penalties called
against Lexington for unneces-
sary roughness and against
Tchula for clipping. Tchula's
scores were in the second and
third quarters with no extra
points won Making touchdowns
were: for Lexington, Bobby Ber-
man who ran eight yards off tao
kle to score; for Tchula, j. T.
Gray.
Ending the season this Friday
night, the Hornets will meet
Durant in game on Beall
Athletic field predicted to draw
blood from both teams. Coach
Bill Schneider says he expects
MS boys ito put up good fight"
but will not go SO far as to pre-
dict which side will win
A record crowd is expected to
turn out at the game which closes
the season for Lexington, and
which will be followed by one
additional game on the Durant
schedule.
Durant beat McAdams in last
Friday nights tussel on their
home court, 27-0, in a pretty
good game" according to Coach
Van Stewart, who says his boys
hope ito hold the score down"
in the coming skirmish.
Lexington shows a slightly bet
ter average than Durant, having
two touchdowns more over the
latter team, both of which are
considered evenly-matched-up in
poundage.