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Evening star., 1948-04-10

All advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
Evening star., 1948-04-10

RANK-PERsoNAL LOANS.
LOANS FOR SIZING NEEDS. Three ways
2, auto. repairing; 3, F, H, A, home repair
loans with convenient monthly payments
for minor repairs or remedeling from eel
ERTY NATIONAL BANK, sa5 18th st.
NV, corner of Eye 10
Evening star., 1948-04-10

GARAGES WANTED.
GARAGE, in vicinity where Columbia I'd
ama mont xefs phone sSs sf5 s sSs4 At Ass
MRS; nRYoM at ala7 r st. NV. LIE
Evening star., 1948-04-10

WHITE Oh COLQRED-ATTRAC. country
anime' aisn tees outaouses. ~ acres; rsas. j
West River 14s-F- II, MRS. cRoWNfER.
BHS BY THIS 80 ACRES for only Sc, 900
tal and make a small fortune! We viii sell
the lot for you II YOU want; 62b-ft. 'front.'
age on Bull Run; q lovely river for boat
ttTaSan b. c. REALTY BULLETiN, oW.
GHEsAPEAKE RAY-s7 acres, St. Ma Marys
nished, seed -eendition. 9vau 4roonm ~ houses; las:
ell rooms finished in knotty pine; plumb
ing, and wired for electricity; numerous
beach shore and approximately $500 feett
lake frontage: large crabs are abundant
here; eminently suitable for partition,
CAMP on all-weather road. Apply to
THEoDORE r. MENK, s27 18th st. NV.
Elk: 2740. Country sales exclusively since
Evening star., 1948-04-10

!Oontinusd on Next Psss)
Evening star., 1948-04-10
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE lcent

W - M NOtNl GN0E. SAkS Nkent.I, {,
LAKE yAoKsoN-;ls mi, lake, 81 mi D,
slse:, running water, roek hreplsees,'
fesa. 'ss9s s tssssags ssgsov svngns asaoass sasS
g. O. Isrms. Drive out or call Manassas Va"
Sohs E IsLA.N'n-Xlhsrs L,.'.! the Lower Potomac
the sunshine and forget the The heat sN ana ID
worries of the big cities, as this island
Waef Is eessa h ahS Mssssne MssE 81 a hS S eep s
malatss.a NTH sStSTie eosds VsEaa nj II tg ys. State
Waterfrant Sites. With fiji riearan aesSpss sists
nssr pssompss spseissd shd Nsa Il 0s so o
sisn Wei, only $500 Va' Vstsrtront @ Hsts iets,
sricity and running water, s5,7o0 Must
srAf isfa csp''fSfsisS Saa4sy jcAyNSFaT Nsf5,
sAshyeaR Ssls slsss Eaafs99'n'"''Ass e. fs9s ie'-
sss@Rstsz sno99g pns fqFn Sea4m n.y. Bath pshsa
iyatarms,is1i ya1 sall DE. aaba. ii
sssa TsapI fer ohes. hsS iso St Sd ny
It; on South River, overlooking Chesa-
beach. Only Is miles from D. e., S cut tssean. Cen.
tral ave. Phone Du. 1928 Sat. 4 pm. to
sELRY -oN-THE, BAY ~ a-hsdroom. Year
around, furnished house, glasssd-in porch
second hoer has two additional unfinished
rooms; midst beautiful trees and excellent
water view; splendid bathing beach and
clubhouse available; immediate POSSESSION !:
So, a60; 10 miles from Annapolis and 80
mlies from Washington. BARSE STONE
BRAKER, 1895 K st. NV. National ASA:
or evenings, West River 1e9-M, Ia
SHERWOOD F0REsT-2 bedrooms, large
liv. rfn., bath and large sereeped-in porch,
all furn, including elee stove, refgr., elee
water heater: a fine location, overlooking
the river. This subdiyisien is restricted
has, tennis court, self course, clubhouse
greciated; $4,000. WYViLL REALTY CO.
MODERN 4-RooM, bath and porch cettass ri
at .cedarhuTst on Ches. Bay, 81 miles
D. e., near Shady Side, Md: $4,000; other
cottages slightly higher; building lots, $3.50
to $500; easy terms, refined restricted
community; circular on request WALTER
n, RAUMAN, 1877 K st. NV. MA 623D.
Qr inquire at Cedarhurst efiee. III
NORTH BEACH, Midsummer cottage; 4
rms; lge. ,sereened-in front perch; lot
50xl50: all modern conv 7IT Tth st.
0nsn 15an. snn, A from from to Pm. owners
FOR SALE-s lots, Colonial Beach; priced
reasonably Call W. 1925 after q pm.
4 WOODED LOTS, sexloo # each. de-
Evening star., 1948-04-10

dan; seat covers; low mileage; special toe
day, s1,s9bi terms. 5So6 Ga. ave- IA.
CHEVROLET 1s47 rie.tmss.sr 4 DR.. % grey
sedan; radio, heater, other extras, original
owner; excellent condition, 11,000 mlles;
cash, s2.025, RA. 2503. IA
original black finish, radio, heater and
spotlight; clean throughout; Just checked
by our shop; At and ready for lots 81
trouble-free service down payment. 1898;
full price, Seo5; free D. inspection,
CoAST-N PONTIAC co, l7th at Good
Hope I'd. Sc, III. 067s open ewes. I'LL o.
10
Evening star., 1948-08-30
Eleven VA Employees
Who Served 80 Years
To Retire Tomorrow

Retirement tomorrow of II of its
employees, each with approximately
80 years of service, was announced
today by the Veterans Administra-
ton. All of them are employed in
the central office here. They are:
John w. Barnes, 265 Kentucky
avenue Sc. adjudicator in the de-
pendents and benefciaries claims
service.
Miss Julia D. Connor. 172 North
Carolina avenue Sc, clerk in the
claims service.
Mrs. Matte E. Dowling, 3712
Fortieth avenue, Brentwood, Cot
tage City, Md, ledger account clerk
in the payees accounts service.
Mrs. Maggie Fitch, 926 Massac7u-
sets avenue NV, advocating and
correspondence clerk in the payees
accounts service.
Mrs. Marie M. Fort, 4401 Ellicott
street NV, instructor reviewer in
the payees accounts service.
Herbert w Gardner, 5759 Thir-
teenth street NV. maintenance en-
gtneer in the construction service.
Frank H. Garnett, 1916 North
Franklin road. Arlington. mail and
file supervisor in the records service.
Miss Lucille Moore. 3551 Holmead
place NV, chief of the civil relief
section in actuarial service.
Mrs. Mary l. Standen, IS E street
NV. clerk in the administrative
service
Mrs. Clementine L. Stenger, 4029
Nichols avenue S.W., clerk in the
payeeS accounts service.
Miss Perle M. Battles, 1880 K
street NV. insurance examiner In
the underwriting service.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
Irish Granite for Sole

Sam Mccormick, head of a Dub
lin firm, has left for America with
samples Of Irish granite, hoping to
export granite in return for modern
uuarrying machinery.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
IIIZlslE

rHg SHAMPOO WITHOUT rgARs
I. Its rich iather contains no soap or
harsh slkali to smart childrens eyes.
z. Cieans hair cleaner. leaves hair
brighter. more fustrous than any soap
or soap shampoo.
,. Pure white cream in a tube No Jar or
bottle % spill or break. No liquid to
trickle in children's eyes.
ARTRA "SoapIess Gather" Cream Shampoo
at all drug counters 600 also 81
'Winona May Payne. Arlington. Va.
, 1948-12-10
"Curibbee" v. /. Mag.
Makes It's First
Appearance

Caribbee, a new Virgin Is
land magazine, published by
the st. Thomas Photo Jews, is
making its first appearance
and is now ready for distribu-
ton, it was announced yester-
day.
This new magazine is filled
with pictures and will be of
great interest here since st.
Croix is well represented. "A
picture & biographical sketch
Of the Honorable Joseph Alex
ander is carried and a series of
pictures showing the Dare
devil motorcycle police Off
GERS while performing in ST.
Thomas at the Field Day exer-
cises.
Copies will be on sale at the
Avis office shortly.
, 1948-12-10
Churchill Is Glud
Of U. S.. British
Friendship

Speaking in the House Of
Commons Winston Churchill
said that he is very glad Of the
fine cooperation between
America & Britain and Of the
basing Of American bombers
in his country. It was not the
fault Of the British Govern
ment that the wartime friend
ship with Russia is not main
tanned, he said.
Mr.. Churchill quoted from a
letter he had written at that
time to Stain expressing his
belief that cooperation be-
tween the Soviet Union & the
Continued on page Al
, 1948-12-10
Germdn Election
Shows Decline In
Soviet Prestige

The recent election in Ger
many has served further to
show a decline in German pres
tige on both the eastern and
western part of Germany, Gen
eral Clay said. One aspect is
the unreliability Of the COM
munist party; the result is a
kind of passive resistance
which is said to be mounting.
General Clay said that with
goodwill agreement could still
be reached but there are few
signs Of Soviet goodwill, he OBJ
served. An average Of 1000
Germans are fleeing the Sow
let zone monthly to western
Germany.
, 1948-12-10
PWD Wins 1st Prize In
Trademark Contest

The design submitted by the
local Public Works Depart
ment, as a proposed trade
mark for the Virgin Islands
won the first prize in the con-
test by the st. Croix Chamber
Of Commerce. Louis Acosta
won the Second Prize and the
third by Cenita Belardo.
These three will be sent to
St. Thomas to compete against
the three for which prizes
have been awarded by the
Chamber of Commerce there.
All will be submitted to the
Governor and a special com
mittee to select one, that, In
their opinion, will be suitable.
The Public Works design
shows the three islands in rel
alive position, each with its
most outstanding feature Of
fame or industry for ST.
Thomas a buccaneer and his
mantle history, for St. John
chest implying the Islands ro-
, 1948-12-10
B36 Bomber Mokes
Round Trip: Texus
TO HuwUii Back

a airforce B36 bomber left
Fort Worth, Texas, flew to Ha-
Waii with a load Of dummy
bombs and returned. 1t made
the 5000 mile flight in IS hrs.
This is said to be the longest
overwater hop.of this type of
plane. Other planes are being
developed to fly ten to twelve
thousand miles.
It was also reported that the
B36 flew in over the Hawaiian
Islands, dropped its load Of
bombs without detec-
ton by the military ia the is
lands. They were purposely
not notified.
, 1948-12-10
Ebony MugGzine On
Sole Now AT
The Avis Office

Ebony that popular maya
zine whose circulation has
been increasing by leaps and
bounds is now on sale at the
Avis Office.
There is only a limited sup
ply on hand Of the December
issue.
, 1948-12-10
Western Union Reps.
Discussing Defense

Representatives of the FIVE
Western Union nations and
Canada are now in Washing
ton and have begun talks with
Secretary Of State Robert Lo-
vett on the proposed North At
lantic Defense pact.
The treaty will be drawn up
SO that other countries may,
at a later date, be invited to
join.
, 1948-12-10
PRODUCES
MICRO-FILM OF
SECRET DOCUMENTS

Whitaker Chambers, senior
editor Of Time magazine, pro-
duced microfilms Of highly
secret documents from the
Department, given him by AL
ger Hiss, when Chambers was
a member Of the communist
party several years ago.
Hiss has denied the charge
and entered a suit Of SANDER
against Chambers.
, 1948-12-10
Morsholl MuY Resign
Cabinet Post

Secretary Of State George
Marshall may resign his post
as a result of his recent opera
ton which may not leave him
in as good a condition as he
would like to be.
Acting Secretary Of State
Lovett, in the meantime is
carrying on.
, 1948-12-10
PRES. CANNOT ATTEND
INAUGURATION OF
NEW P. r. GOVERNOR

President Truman said at
his news conference yesterday
that he is sorry he will be UNI
able to attend the Inaugural
ton Of Munoz Marin, Puerto
Rico's first elected governor,
in January.
The reason given was the
scheduled opening of Congress
shortly after.
, 1948-12-10
Chiung Procluirns
Murshull Low Over
Nationalist Chino

Generalissimo Chang Kai
Shek has proclaimed Marshall
Law over all Of China under
the control of the Nationalist
Government.
Confusing reports say the
Communist are winning and
are advancing on Marking.
Other dispatches tell Of Ma
tionalist victories.
In the meantime Madame
Shek had private talks with
President Truman, while a
guest at his home. She appeal
ed for aid for her husbands
government. It is indicated
Continued on page Al
E
, 1948-12-10
Governor Hustie To
Attend Murin's
Inauguration

Governor HASTE will attend
the Inauguration of Governor
elect Munoz Marin in Puerto
Rico on January 2.
Senior Marin is the first ma
tive governor to be elected by
the people of Puerto Rico.
The Governor recently re-
turned from Guadelope where
he attended the opening ses-
sion Of the West Indian Confer
ence.
, 1948-12-10

product, while the sugar mill
represents st. Crooks main
industry. A ship on the Carib-
the bay leaf indicates its chief
Continued on page 4
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
"Around Town"
BY JOHNNIE MAE BASSETT

With these warm days and pleas
ant nights more people are seen
Around Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. were seen having
a swell time at the "Sun Set Club"
Tuesday night.
Miss c.. and Mrs. S. were making
all the night spots together, Sun
da ynight.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.W.H. were hold
ing hands like old times, which
proves that the state of matrimony
is still holding it's own.
Mr.. c. M. won first prize on the
amateur program at the Zanzibar,
Monday night. His around the
clock was a solid sender. There
was also on the program "a Utter
bug member that was really great.
Miss P.J. and Mr.. Us. are to
be married on the 9th of June.
Congratulations.
Mr.. H.W. and Miss C.S. were
married in Yuma on the 18th of
May and Miss O.J. and Mr.. J.H.
were witnesses to the happy oc-
casion.
The courteous service o f h e
walters at the Zanzibar make you
feel welcome, and anxious to re-
turn.
Miss OBJ. gave a small birthday
party for Miss C.M. The women
were dressed in the "new look"
which seems to be the current rage
in fashions.
This week we have had many
visitors from California among
them were Mr.. MI. and Mr.. C.L.
who were showing Miss L. and
Miss ]. a wonderful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.S. were blessed
with an 8 lb. 9 OF. baby boy-con.
gratulations.
Miss B.S. is wearing a beautiful
engagement ring, a lovely smile
and is starry" yede. The wedding
is to be in July to Mr.. R.E.-lucky
fellow, Mr.. r. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. are planning
to move to Pasadena, California.
This couple will be sadly missed by
the younger set.
Miss EMF, the popular young
Lady that has been singing here
and there is to be featured at the
"Sun Set Club" This is her first
step on the ladder to success. We
wish her luck
The Harrison Street addition is
gradually being built up and much
of the credit is due to the fact that
Mr.. and Mrs. CHIT. have nice
home and rent cabins in that To-
cality.
Miss VIM. was the best dressed
woman of this week in my opinion.
See you next week.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
Okemah Neuus
BY Mrs. s. M. WHITE

Mr.. Lonnie Taylor left for Cali
fornia where he hopes to get a
job this summer. His wife is taking
care of the business here, a
grocery store.
On the sick list are: Mrs. S. NJ.
White, Mrs. Nancy Smith and Mr..
N. C. Mitchell.
Mrs. Gleater Lindsey spent the
weekend with her children Mr..
and Mrs. Bonner in Casa Grande.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bowser
can be seen driving a nice car up
and down 10th St.
We've been informed that one of
our most prominent young ladies
is wearing an engagement ring,
placed on her finger by certain
young man in our community. We
are all listening for the Ginning
of the bells in June, as this is
the month of weddings.
Our Arizona Sun distributor is
a live wire, he handles 80 copies
weekly.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
SUNSHINE"
By Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

Hello there, here and every
where. What's cooking? If the
present prices continue to rise and
fly, highere and higher, we won't
be cooking too much. And, we who
are overweight will be sporting a
new look all of our own. {. . Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt was awarded a
Doctor of Humanities Degree by
the West Virginia State College.
The College is the largest Negre
college of that State. I, for one
think she deserves it. . Missis-
sippi's Governor Wright suggests
to those who oppose racial segre-
cation they should leave the state.
1t would be better if that up-holder
of bigotry left the United States.
Says w. Winchel that guy is just
albright in my books, but that guy
Pegler sours on my stomach. . {.
How vainly have I sought for
words that would in a measure tell
you how I appreciate your kind
words of praise for my column,
each week. AS look back over the
short time it has been my good
fortune to live in the Valley of the
Sun, I am keenly aware of the acts
of encouragement, love and praise,
which all of us love regardless of
our station in life. Once in while,
praise is appreciated by the editor,
on the makeup of his paper; the
house wife, on the running of her
home; the preacher, on the deliv-
cry and text of his sermon; the
teacher, on the way his pupils act;
small child on. his manners; a
farmer on a good crop; "a doctor,
on the recovery of patient, and
many others. Many times when my
thoughts won't come and my mind
is blank, I think of someone who
has told me how they have enjoy
ed Sunshine" and that they read
it every week, I say to my mind
you must think-remember those
compliments-and the cole" brain
begins to do the turnover. Here
is little poem which expresses my
appreciation:
I think it wonderful indeed;
Regardless of race, color or creed;
To have you for friend
Throughout eternity to the rain
bows end.
You help me onward with my load,
At every turn or curve in the road
My only prayer is while I live,
Which is the only thing I have to
give;
Now and till eternity ends,
Dear God make me worthy of you,
my friends.
Bye Now-So long-Til then.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
Retiring Soldiers
Honored at Fit. Lewis

FORT LEWIS, Washington
After a combined total of fifty-one
years service, Master Seargeant
George DeFIaven and First Ser
geant Albert Dickerman have re-
tired from the Army. In honor of
the retiring soldiers, members of
the 36th Engineer Combat Group
staged a parade and review. Music
was furnished by the End Infantry
Division Band.
Sergeant DeHaven has complet-
ed thirty-one years service and
Sergeant Dickerman is retiring
after twenty years in the Army.
LIE tiers of presentation were
awarded by Colonel Robert K.
McDonough, Commander of troops
at Fort Lewis. After the presenta-
ton, the "old soldiers" joined
Colonel McDonough and his staff
as the troops passed in review.
Sergeant DeHaven plans to live
in Tucson, Arizona, and Sergeant
Dickerman will retire to a small
ranch in Newport, Washington.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
Final Rites Held
For Henry Smith

Funeral services were held for
Henry Smith, 68, who died in a
local rest home on May 4.
Mr.. Smith came to Phoenix 80
years ago. from Indianapolis, In
diana for his health, was active
until about 8 years ago.
He is survived by 2 sisters and
1 brother, all in Indiana.
Services were held at East Lake
Mortuary, Rev. w. H. Payton, Of
ficiated.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21

Well folks May 21, 1948
What is new? What is news?
Reddy's Boosters won a game last
Sunday after losing 3 straight
games. Litchfield Park had drop
ped out of the league so we played
a game with Chandler in Harmon
Park.
Our restaurant, as you know,
has been closed now for over a
week. We have been cleaning it
up and working some repairs. 1t
should be ready to reopen to-
morrow or by the first of the week
at the latest.
Letter from my mother in
North Dakota; she enjoys her
weekly copy of the Arizona Sun.
Maybe I should write to her more
often. But by sending her a SUBJ
scription to the Sun she hears
something of me every week. Well
most every week,-I miss once in
a while-I> may miss this weeks
deadline, but I'm hurrying.
Annie Mae, Virlee and Eddie
Bell are giving Reddy's Corner
Customers the best of service!
Well of course that isn't news.
They are always willing to do
that. And judging from the num-
Der of you folks who are coming
to us regularly for your beverage
wants, and the fact that there
are no complaints from you, I
can only believe that you are well
satisfied.
Thanks Folks
Annie Mae, Virlee
Eddie Bell and Freddy"
P. S. Reddy's Boosters play the
Phoenix Wildcats in East Lake
Park Sunday at 2:3O P. M.-Should
be a very good game. Come and
see it.
Freddy"
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
New Club Organized

The first regular meeting of the
Arcade Club which was organized
May 8, was held last Saturday at
the home of the President, Mrs
Hyther Adolph, 1913 E. Adams st.
The Arcade club was organized
at the home of Mrs. Bessie Jack
son of 1910 E. Adams st.
The elected officers are: Mrs.
Hyther Adolph, Pres; Mrs. Bessie
Jackson, Vice Pres; Mrs. Louise
Perkins, Sec., and Mrs. Vernon
Lamar, reporter.
New Workers Entertained at Picnic
Mr.. and Mrs. Addie Dever of 324
West Mohave ST., entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Blocker of New
York City at picnic, last Sunday
afternoon at South Mountain.
Guests include: Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Martin, Mrs. Sonora
Donald and Mrs. Helen c. Emery
Of Chicago.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21

Irwin, the baby son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Tate.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
FLASH! FLASH!
ATTENTION ALL CLUB
MEMBERS
FLASH!
FLASH!

A new arrival at the Sunset Club,
BETTE TREADVILLE, "The Girl
of Thousand Songs" arrived this
week for a limited engagement.
Miss Treadville sang here two
years ago at both the Pecoe Club
and the Sunset.
She entertains Tuesday, Thurs
day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
nights.
Jam session every Tuesday night.
For reservations call 4-O968.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
N 0 T &c E I!
THE DEADLINE

All news and articles must be in
by Noon on Wednesday Of each
week in order to make the dead
line for the next issue.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
New Workers Entertained at Picni,
Going Away Party

Mesdames Ruth Barnett, Viola
Dever and Rosalie Magee were CO.
hostesses at a going-away party
Last Monday night at the home of
Mrs. Barnett, 1923 E. Monroe St.,
honoring Mrs. Florine Blocker and
Mrs. Gertrude Barrad.
Guests were Mesdames Blanch
Evans, Arean Coleman, Elizabeth
Philips, Lean Risby, Beatrice Glib
son, Antonio Robo.
Mrs. Risby assisted the hostesses
in serving.
Mrs. Blocker and Mrs. Barrad
are leaving soon for Denver, Colo,
and New York City.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
i Visitors Return to Their Homes

Mrs. Calvin Synigal, recent
visitor in the home Of her sister
Mrs. Bob Tate, has returned to
her home in San Francisco.
Another sister, Mrs. Artie john
son and children Calvin j. and
Shawn. who also have been visiting
here returned to their home in
Bartlesville, Oklahoma, accompan-
led by their mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Brewster Rideau and
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21

A plastic ensemble that, gives
her a modern, up-tO-the-minute
look. The hat, shoes, handbag and
umbrella are all of patented plastic
high-gloss sheeting. The hat is
made of black lace laminated be-
tween two thicknesses of plastic
flexible sheeting, according to Ma.
tional Patent Council. Altogether,
the picture is pleasing.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
Phoenix Social
and
Club News
HAZEL PAXTON
Phone 1886
Visits Brother.

Mrs. Thelma Holley and Mr.. Har-
ry Holmes, both of Detroit are here
visiting their brother J. D. Holmes
of 1923 So. 9Th Ave.
Mr.. J. D. Holmes will drive his
brother, who is a radio technician
in Detroit and sister to San Diego,
Calf, for a week end trip.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21
Announce Marriage

Mr.. Joe Haley and Miss Bessie
Mae Moore, both Phoenicians, were
quietly married last Monday in
LordSburg, New Mexico. They
were accompanied by Miss Ella
Mae Ferrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haley are now re-
siding at 1126 E. jefferson st.
Daughter, Gertrude Bradley, of
Long Beach, California, President
of the Pacific States Auxiliary
made her annual visit to the
Grand Canyon Temple, at their
last regular meeting, after which
social was held in her honor.
Mrs. Bradley was the recipient
of several courteSieS which in
cluded a sightseeing trip around
the city and vicinity.
She was the houseguest of Mrs.
Maggie Sells, 1917 E. Washington,
while here.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21

Mrs. Frances Williams of Jamai-
ca, N. Y, is in the city visiting rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brown
of 1921 East Adams st.
She will return to her home in
mid-June after making a weekend
trip to Los Angeles.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21

The Westside Social Community
Club was organized May 13 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Morgan,
1885 West Tonic. Officers were
Mrs. F. Morgan, President; Mrs.
Jessie Jacobs, Secretary; Mrs. Ra-
chel Benton, Treasurer. The pur-
pose of this club is to aid the weak
and better the conditions of the
community.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21

Mr.. James Howard was in the
city last week to visit his wife, Lu-
berta, of 1888 West Grant st.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21

It is reported that Mr.. F. M.
Scott of 17O5 E. Jackson St., is
much improved at his home after
being confined in the Veterans
Hospital at Papago Park as the re-
suit of injuries sustained when he
was struck by an automobile, last
Saturday.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-21

The picnic given by members of
the Social and Literary Club of
Phoenix College, Saturday night at
South Mountain Park was "a great
success.