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Evening star., 1949-08-28
Exclusively Yours,
Nina Lunn Received Surprise Present From Mme Evo Peon
Spanish Charge dAores Borobor Rumored Slated for Cubo

ally moved into the Spanish En-
bassy last winter.
With Senof Baraibar's retire
ment from the Capital scene will
go three of the prettier faces
Washington society is used to
meeting over the teacups; his
blond English looking wife who
has good sense of humor and
such a definite, frank manner OF
speaking, and his two eldest beau
tiful daughters, Anita and Teresa,
who. undoubtedly, will be dashing
up from Cuba for occasional visits.
Speaking of Argentina, the pop
ular young daughter of the former
ambassador here, Elena Ivanisse-
vich; is on the verge of taking
the nuptial vows. On September
II she, will become the bride of
Evening star., 1949-08-28
Y
BY Betty Beole =

Peruvian agricultural engineer
Gonzalo del Solar Larranaga. He
is 28 years old, "very tall and
strong with dark green eyes," she
writes. He is a cousin Of the
Countess of Foxa whose husband
is Spanish Counselor in Buenos
Aires.
Their wedding will be q social
event in Buenos Aires. The young
couple will honeymoon in Rio de
Janeiro, go to Lima, Peru. for the
annual festival and finally take UP
residence in a house they are
building on a farm outside Lima
Elena's Washington friends re-
member her as a good-lookine
chic brunette with a good deal OF
poise, intelligence and vitality.
Louise Cahill, youngest Of Mrs
James A. Cahill's daughters. will
make her stage debut tomorrow
evening when she appears with
her brother in law, John Wagga-
man in the American University's
production of "Our Town" The
two have worked hard all summer
taking DR.. Severino Montano's
summer acting course at the uni
versity and have been awarded
two Of the major roles. Louise
will play Mrs. Gibbs in Thornton
Wilder's famous play. John will
be, Mr.. Webb. The leading part
of the stage manager will be en-
acted by John Ward. All char
acters involved will emote under
the stars from. Monday through
Friday. Their theater is an out
door, arena style affair set up or
the campus.
Louise is already a little stage
struck. After her freshman veal
at American U. now impending
she may switch to New York anc
60 in for 1t in q big way at ths
American Academy Of Dramatic
! Art.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
Growing Of: Queen
To Feature Regatta
Band Concert and Colorful Pageant
Will Precede Ceremony at Watergate

chairman of special events for the
regatta and Ethyl Manning is ar
ranging the pageant. Mrs. Ruth
Parker Dove is chairman Of enter
tainment with Mr.. Paul. Murphy
of the Pan-American Union and
1t. Col. George s. Howard. con-
ductor of the United States Air
Force Band. serving as co-chair-
men.
A concert featuring some spirit
ed Brazilian music in compliment
to that country's independence
day will precede the crowning GER
emonies., and there will be songs
by Kay Armand. radio artist. Eve
lyn Tyner will play q piano con-
certo to the accompaniment Of the
Air Force Band and Barnee OF
Barnee-Lowe Orchestra fame will
be master of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
Southern 7 rex
Is Stortedby
Diplomats
By Katharine N. Brooks

The Labor Day week end is con-
sidered the close of the summer
and many families are obliged to
come back to town Immediately
after to prepare for the return
to school of their children. Mrs.
Munthe de Morgenstierne, wife
Of the Norwegian Ambassador.
is one of those who will re-
turn shortly after the holiday
week end as their younger
daughter Solvj will resume her
studies at the National Cathedral
School. The Ambassador, who is
dean of the corps, is expected to
spend next week end with them
on Cape Cod and return to the
Capital the middle of the week.
The Italian Ambassador and
Signora Tarchiani will hardly un-
pack their luggage on their return
| from Italy before going to New
York for the opening of the United
Nations sessions to which the Am
bassador is a delegate. They are
passengers aboard the Vulcania.
expected in New York Tuesday.
Also aboard are the First and
Third Secretaries of the Embassy.
lSignor Egidio Ortona and Signor
Cesidio Guazzaroni, who have been
home on leave. Signora Ortona
will Join her husband here later
in the year,
The Australian Ambassador and
Mrs. Norman j. o. Maxim have
been at Forest Hills, Long Island,
for the Davis Cup tennis matches.
The Ambassador will be here this
morning and return to New York
in time for the stag dinner this
evening for the players-including
the Australian team--at the Wal
dorf- Astoria.
The Canadian Ambassador and
Mrs. Hume Wrong will be back
some time today from their home
in the Dominion, where they have
been for a few weeks. They are
coming back bit early on account
of the arrival of the financial
leaders to the conferences open.
(see DIPLOMATS. Page D-lso
Evening star., 1949-08-28

The Argentine Ambassador, Je-
ronimo Remorino, is due back
Tuesday or Wednesday, and
pretty, young, vivacious Nina
Lunn is expected to return from
Wyoming any day now. Friends
of the latter think that an an
nouncement concerning their fu-
ture marriage is forthcoming.
that the Ambassador obtained the
permission required of all diplo-
mats who wish to marry foreign
ers on a previous trip to Buenos
Aires.
At any rate, some weeks ago
Nina received a surprise gift from
Argentina. 1t was a photograph
of the slim, striking and politi-
ca.ly-powerful. wife of the Presi-
dent of the Argentine Republic.
Inscribe to Nina, the picture bore
q cordial greeting and the sigma
ture of-Evita Peron.
~
It looks as though the Capital
is going to lose one of its best
known and best-liked diplomatic
families. If the rumors are right,
Spanish Charge d'Affaires Don
German Baraibar, Minister Pleni-
potentiary. is going to become
Charge of the Spanish mission in
Havana and will set of for his
new post in a month or two.
The quiet, friendly faced Span
ish diplomat came to Washington
in September of 1945, moved UP
to the number one position at his
embassy in August of 1946 after
the recall of Ambassador Don
Juan Francisco de Cardenas. Since
the U. N. resolved not to exchange
ambassadors with Spain, he has
continued to be recognized by our
Government as titular head of the
Spanish mission here, though
Spanish Ambassador -at-Large Fe-
lix Lequerica came to Washington
. little over . year ago and actu-
Evening star., 1949-08-28

Cocktail, luncheon and dinner
parties are being planned by many
Of the Warrenton residents over
Labor Day week end when the
annual Warrenton horse show will
be celebrating its golden anniver-
sary.
Numerous cocktail parties will
be given for the guests prior to
Evening star., 1949-08-28

the anniversary ball on Saturday
night, September 4. There will
also be a dinner party that eve
ming and on Sunday, there will
be several cocktail fetes. On
Monday, the final day. luncheon
will be given for the judges
Among the hosts will be Mr..
and Mrs. Gregory Mcintosh. Mr..
Evening star., 1949-08-28
Former Aide Wed

Capt. Harry HeintzelmaIf III,
a White House aide while sta
toned at Boiling Air Force Base
from 1945 to 1948,s was married
August 20 to Miss Leila Stevens,
daughter of Mrs. Edna Stevens
Of Springfield. Mass.
The wedding took place in the
old chapel on the military reser-
vation ct West Point.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
By Morooret Germond

Uy N9OISotSt SSt"0uo
Brass is taking on an extra
special shine, new paint is getting
q wash-down and any tenacious
barnacles clinging to what seemed
like nice permanent home are
being rudely dislodged as craft
owners make ready for the Poto-
macs gala annual classic, the
Presidents Cup Regatta.
Beginning with the Labor Day
week end, the Potomac will be
dotted with all varieties Of pleas
ure boats and each succeeding
week end through the 25th dag-
bedecked craft will 60 through
their PAGES over the courses set
for the different classes.
Highlighting the special events
featuring the regatta will be the
colorful pageant accompanying the
crowning of the regatta queen.
This year the diadem will be
placed upon the head Of Miss Jane
Lingo. one of the loveliest Of the
Capitals young set. The ceremony
will take place Wednesday eve
ming, September Z, at $3.50 o'clock
at the Watergate. Miss Lingo is
the daughter Of Comdr. and Mrs.
B. Harrison Lingo.
The regatta queen has a court
selected from the national scene,
many of whom will converge on
the Capital just in time for the
crowning event. The court in
cludes Miss Dorothy Lane. daugh-
ter of the Governor Of Maryland
and Mrs. William Preston Lane.
who will fly in from California;
Miss Harriet Johnston. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Johnston,
who will arrive from Washington
State: Miss Sophie Mayer, niece Of
the French Ambassador and Nine.
Bonnet. who will cut short q vaca-
ton in tho Adirondacks to join
the court, Miss Polly Wallworth of
Philadelphia and Miss Romona
North.
The local bevy Of beauties in
cludes the Misses Jean Boyle. Julia
Bruce. Evelyn billiard Of Alex
andria, Bessie Jane Mckee. Nancy
Mission and Patricia Morgan and
lovely blond Clay Keene Bernard
will be the princess in waiting for
the queen.
Comdr,. Jesse B. Gay Of the
presidential yacht Williamsburg
will act as escort for the queen.
Other aides from the Williams
burg are 1t. Albert p. Carpenter
and 1t. Dennis Moore. Also 1t.
Comdr. Robert w. Hayler, jr.; 1t.
Comdr. William H. Hudgins, 1t.
Fred j. Archibald, Capt. James G..
Shanahan, Capt. James Sullivan,
Capt. Jack d. Johnson, Capt. Rob-
ert S. Rivers and 1t. Norbert E.
Linhof.
Mrs. Max Truitt and Mrs.
Charles Brannan head a distin-
guished patroness list which in
cludes the mothers of four for
mer queens,< - They are Mrs. John
w. Snyder, Mrs. Julius Krug, Mrs.
Clark Clifford and Mrs. Clinton
Anderson.
Other patronesses are Mrs. Ed
ward c. Baltz, Mrs. Edward Bar
telt, Mrs. Leslie Bifiie, Mrs. Au-
guste Boas, Mrs. William Boyle,
Mrs. Katherine Edgar Byron, Mrs.
Tomas Cajigas. Nine. Camille
Chautemps, Mrs. Frederick Cullen,
Mrs. Donald Dawson, Mrs. Homer
Ferguson, Mrs. Carl LIE Compte,
Mrs. Walter Maloney, Mrs. Harold
Mosier, Mrs. James Murray. Mrs.
Edgar Morris, Mrs. John A.
Remon, Mrs. Lisle Smith, Mrs.
John Steelman and Mrs. Burks
Summers.
Mr.. Thomas p. Morgan. jr.. is
Evening star., 1949-08-28
Parties Are Planned in Worrenton

and Mrs. J. North Fletchers. Mr..
and Mrs. William Schlusemeyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Greene, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Calvert, Mr.. VIII
liam Dollar, Mr.. Martin Vogel, IT,,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilburs,
MIR. and Mrs. Boiling Robertson
and Capt. and Mrs. j. L. B. Bent
ley.
Evening star., 1949-08-28

TIME A
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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
TAKES new POST

Washington, II. c. Economic
Cooperation Administrator Paul
G.. Hoffman has announced the an
pointment Of Lemuei Il. Graves a.
Labor fnformnsion Specialist in
the Office of the Special Repre-
sentative in EGA Paris. Graves.
who is on leave Of absence from
his post as Washington correspon-
dent for the Pittsburgh Courier,
will join the staff Of Harry Mar
tin, Director Of Labor Information
for the ECA in Europe.
Graves spent 2 years In Europe
as "a war correspondent. In 1916 he
was awarded the War Department
citation for War Correspondents.
He was chosen the "Ncwsman's
Newsman by the Capital Press
Club in 1919. A newspaper report.
er for the past Is years Graves
holds a BIS degree from ST. An-
gustine's College in Raleigh, NC.
He was born in Tallahassee, Flor
ida in 1915.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
Omega PSI
Conference

Rochester. N. Y. The on,rwn
Pal Phi Fraternity founded in 1911
a. Howard University. Washing
ton, nt'., and ROW one of the Larry
est lnlerraelal college fratsfniises
In America. with over $4,000 nems
beers meeting for its Second Dis
trict Conference at the Powers
Hotel. went on reeard as vndars-
ing '.Hasna OF the Brave. pro-
duced hy Stanley Kramer and re-.
leased by United Artists. IA the
brsl of the three current Holly.
wood film productions dealing with
Negro life.
In resolution, unanimously
adopted by delegates to the CON
ference coming from New York.
New Jersey, pennsylvania and the
Virgin Islands. the fraternity APP
plauded the motion picture indus
try for having taken eognizance II
the Nepro by giving Tim better
or leading roles and producing
three best selling Films recently"
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
THE ROADBLOCK
TO FEDERAL AID

Millions - ssha0s age children
not IN sehosal ard IT ieass sue NH
Aon enrolled under teachers ~ho
hold zsihsssanaAri certificates cssns
tinue h suffer sncycusAh's def.
eieneses Ia esiasasienai uppostnni.
-, dangerous ~ the rvueFal vel
faru. Hundreds II thousands Of
taorhsfs n tie pahlic schools are
still getting poverty level saia
tles These conditions exist hy.
cause If the delay sf tire s1st Con-
gres- in passing federal asa ls5ll
There Is 10 lack ~ general sup
port gur such measure, The INIT
ed States Senate has already pass.
ed sac by an overwhelming vote
The American people enaarae The
principle of federal aid without
federal centred Of schools. A ma
jority al the members 81 the Unit.
ed States House nf Representa-
tiyes will. II is believed. support
sound feslelal.aid legislation II
given a chance 10 waite on IT.
The real ruadhlock IL the enact.
ment Of this legislation lies ia the
House Committee on Edueatioa
and Labor. The leadershipeof this
committee has been encouraged IN
It's tactics 81 confusion and delay
hy the National Catholic Welfare
Conference. the Friends of the pm
bile Schools. the United States
Chamber Of Commerce. the Wheel
of Progress. the Daughter If the
American Revolution. the Commit.
tee on Constitution Government
and few other minority PRESSURE
groups which have been unusually
active in recent months,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
NEGRO CAST IN
TOBACCO ROAD

Washington, DC. aeene Of
countless historic. epoch making
events, has been chosen for the
january 18th world premiere ~
"Tobbaco Iload", produced for the
first time In theatrical history with
an all Negro east. President Tru-
man. DR.. Ralph Bunche, Hon, VIM.
HASTE. Eleanor Roosevelt Mrs.
Mary Bethnne are among the In
vited guests for the Howard The.
atre premiere which viii include
notable figures in governmental
diplomatic, educational and social
circles. A trainload of famous
Broadway and Hollywood stage
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22

New Orleans, LAIR. Ralph ].
Bunche, world statesman and
scholar who won wide recognition
for his handling of the Arab-Is-
real mediation problem, win be
the recipient Of the Drexel award
nj special ceremonies Dec. is at
Xavier University.
DR.. Bunche has been acting
United Nations assistant secre-
tary general OF the department Of
trusteeship and Information from
non self governing territories. He
was among five citizens Of the
United States named this named
this week 10 permanent U.N
panel for the Cancellation Of inter
national controversies.
The medal will be presented at
a special academic consocation by
Most Rev. Joseph r. Rummel, STD.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
OFFICIAL
ROBINSON TOPS
N. [. PLAYERS
New Yosk. lAv II CAR

nvooslyn'e 1aekis Robinson sas
the individual standsaa IN the Ma
tsamAl Leagues offensive depart.
mvnt during the past seaaan
utsiSias averages. releassd scssAy
hs ,lse ssnlor baseball si1valt she~
the Dodgers Nerru seees'd hase
mgn flrss in batting. frst in hape
stealing and tied fef first In sa'vl
sisss with 81 lseais' Marty Mar
len.
Ii was these accomplishments
that wen him tho slixali's coveted
faosl valuable award
Robinson lrd tifs hitting with
mark Of .a4a. becoming The first
right handed halter in history TO
pace tho league He had 81 stolen
bases and II sacrifices.
The Pittsburgh Pirates Ralph
klaer lud in haue nlns with "a
and ~es "a new league mark by hil
ting more than SO for the second
year is raw He han led or tied
for she league henu run crown Tor
four straight years.
kiner had The moet r'ins hatted
in With IF, Zee Wee Reese.
Brooklyn ahortNtop. scored the
moa, runs. 49,
Ss. Louis was leader In team
batting with nj aud aIao had thr
most bits. 1918 Brooklyn cham
pions, hawesef. banged oat the
most home runs. ls2. and account
ed for fha high run production ~
team, agp,
The Top 10 hiitefN'
Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn, .sA2s
Stan Muaial, 81 Louis. .gaA, Enos
sssessws,~r, sst. Igsasn. s's:3sii Carl Fa-
rillo, iirooklyns .32a, Ralph kiner.
Pittsburgh. .aio: Bob Thompson.
New York, .gna; Ted klupxewski.
Cine iannsi, 100, Willard Marshal.
New York. .3o7 Johnny IIopp
Pittsburgh, aud, Del Ennie, phiia-
delphia. 500
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22

Among those voting in the Eb-
ony poll and whose comments on
what appeals most to them are.
Joe Louis, Billy Eckstne. Les
ter Granger. A. Clayton Powell,
lr., Duke Ellington, Ezzarsi Charles
l-aHgsten Hughes, Canada Lee,
Louis Armstrong. T.. Simms Camp
bell, Nat King Cole. James I'D.
wards, Eddie Anderson, Bill Ken
ny Phil Moore, and Earl "Fatha"
Hines.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
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ATTENDS MEETING

Rev. Charles L. Miller. State
Grand Master of A.F.A.M. and
Mr.. Alden Williams secretary Of
the Local Lodge 33-32 respective
ly sublime Prince were IN the
meeting held recently In Washing
ton, DC. Mrs. Etfie Tabor. Wor-
thy Matron and Mrs. Dorothy.
Jordan, secretary were delegates
to the branch meeting of Rose Of
Sharon 0.E.S. No. ~ in Chicago.
Ill. recently.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
r. A. M. LODGE
SEATS OFFICERS

Installation ~ etAsvrs for Lane
Star lssssge Ne. TX. FAM. vii
take place as pm. today in
the ns,ssrlas Park community zen.
ter. Aip Il East Grove Street.
aeerev A. l'vvas will lse install
led a. he wNrshirFui master. ssav-
es~slinr i.aWsenee T. niHas This
installing officer wlll be Riehmni
Il Edwards and the installing
nArAhal. ALIEN A Rivera. ssho Il
grand master II ceremonies in the
state organization.
a'ha usler of Fasssrn Star and
Sundan Temple Ne ~ Nifl held
concurrent installation evrvaaanlsA
other new officers 10 be Installed
fee Lone Star lodge are
Senior warden, Raymond T.
Scott. innier warden Howard
Gray. treasurer, Arthur l. Evens.
secretary. Raymond NJ seossi
chaplain. t.f, Campbell
Senior deacon, Clarence NJ Tavs
lat lansuf deacon. Garland He'd
die, seniof steward. Alfred kvlg
ker. Junior steward, Dawson Hank
tyler, Simpson isrooks, irastees for
ane year terms, Robert II Enrneei
/ Clarence Wilson. G. Otto bowlea
and Herman Harris,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE

Mr.. and Mrs Van Thompson Of
North sth street announced the
marriage Of their daughter. Julia
Ann. 10 Mr. Robert lee Zackeny.
Saturday, Nov. g. 1919. Rseep-
ton held Sunday. Dee. II IN the
home Of the bride parents. Mr..
and MRS. Thmpson.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22

and film fayoritea, sports world
personalities and New York drama
critics interested In the Negro
Theatre and advancement of tai
ented Negro artists In profession
al stage and motion picture. work.
They will attend the epoeh making
opening performance.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
CIVIL WAR VET, i02.
DIES ON WEST ~

Oakland. Calf, Deco fAp)-Col.
John S. Dumscr, one of the few
survivors of the Grand Army Of
the Republic, died today in the
veterans hospital. He was i02.
Dumser, at the age of lG. en-
listed in the Union army and SER
we'd throughout the Civil War with
Co. K of the 52nd Illinois infan-
try.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
DR.. Bunche To Receive
Xavier u. Award

Catholic Archbishop Of New Or
leans. Xavier University Is con-
Quoted under Catholic auspices, by
the Sisters Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
The award which the United
Nations secretary will receive, II
named in honor Of the father of
the foundress Of Xavier, Francis
Anthony Drexel of Philadelphia.
DR. Bunebe will be the second fig
ure TO receive the nniyersity's
highest honor. The last recipient
Of the award was Or. Mary Me-
Leod Bethune. president emeritus
Of Bethune Cookman college and
retiring president Of the National
Council Of Negro Women. This
presentation was made at conn
mencement exercises approxins-
ately IL years ago.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
Local NeuS
WEBBING ANNOUNCED

ANNOUNCEMENT Is made ~ the
marriage Of Miss Ines MeNsir
6I0 North Oak Street. ard Thur.
mar Fouyille. Jr,, liz fasf Wash.
ingfon Street. Key. A. \ Webb
read the ceremony in his home at
tot hast nsll Street nee. :.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
MARRIED

Miss Mildred Resslla Song and
Mr.. John Wesley Archie Of chlea.
SO. Dec. 3. l949. Reception fel.
lowed on Sunday in homo Of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Song. East Washington street.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
MANS RELATION To con-

The existence Of living things
signifies composition. and their
their death decomposition. But IN.
iversal matter and the elements do
not become absolutely ann.hilssed
and Destroyed. no. their nonexis-
tence il simply transformation.
For instance. when man is anni-
hilatcd he becomes dust, but he
does not become absolutely non
existent; he still exists in the
shape of dust; bur transformation
has taken place. and this cosnpo-
sition is aeeidently decomposed.
The annihilation Of the othed
beings is the same. for non-exis-
tence. and absolute non-existence
does not become existence"
From Bahai Writings
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22

WRITES ILLINOIS TINES

Mr.. Reginald F. Fisher now In
California writes that he has ex-
cepted a position in singing of
two pictures and he is active in
the N.A.A.C.P. and playing in
one of the largest churches of Los
Angeles. He has the opportunity
Of meeting old friends: Mr.. Clar-
ence Sawhill. director of bands
formerly of the University of III.
and his wife who is located in
Southern California and DIR. Stod-
dard, Los Angeles supt. Of schools,
brother of DIR. Stoddard, Pres
ident of the University of Illinois
and many other interesting per-
sons.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
HIPS WIN

Chicago Negro notahles vot-
ing on What Men Notice About
Women" in January Ebony. indi-
cate an overw heiming preference
for eye-ca,ching hips
Final standings listed in Ebony
nra.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22

The Bethel A.M.E. Church which
Rev. T.. Taborn is pastor recently
sponsored mission OF i6 child
rem to the County hospital 10 pre-
sent Xmas service and gifts Of
love in a candle Tight white robed
service. Singing the story OF Beth
leham and Silent Night and shad.
ow pictures and songs were demon
strated. Each inmate was given
candle and holder and Xmas can
dies. Mrs. Clara Allen and daugh-
ter Mildred and Mrs. Adeline Car
ter promoters.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
VISITS DAUGHTER

Mrs Grady Jordan of Dayton,
Ohio returned to her home in Day
ton, Ohio after visiting three week
in the home of her son-in-law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred La
than of North 18th st. Mrs. Jordan
Latham has been busily engaged
in the University of Illinois with
examination and Mrs. Jordan the
mother was nurse maid with her
two lovely daughters. Mr.. Jordan
called from Dayton asking Mrs.
Jordan to return because of a din
ner guest from Indiana. Mrs. A.
come to be with her grandehid-
come to be with her grandchild-
rem during the holidays.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
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THANK YOU

To all my Friends and those that
have shown kindness to me during
my sale of Xmas cards Many.
Many Thanks and | am hoping to
be carrier next year of 1850. May
the Blessings of God beam in your
hearts and health prevail.
Blanche Harris
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
HOUSEGuET-

Mrs. Elizabeth Smith OF Chica-
go will be houseguest during the
Xmas holidays In the home of Mrs
N. Jamerson of Ellis Ave.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
VISITS COUSINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Cody Boswell and
daughter Barbara viii be Xmas
guest of cousins at Jackson, Mo.
VISITED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Long. of
Georgetown, Ill. were guest re-
Gently of Rev. and Mrs. Jessie
Clark of East Bradley Avenue.