davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-06-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

/ LARGE VIC. MACHINE: original
cost with installations, $4,000; pur-
chased year and half ago. used only
3 months; will sell reasonable. GE
sToP 2eTS, If you want a real location
reas' 'On rent. good lease: owner re-
tiring, Boy 443-L. Star. o.
RESTAURANT. colored trade. with
Smsieess Swaes; i"t Can 'sha'aSse MI aSse' .S
WANT TO BUY luncheonette and
SODA fountsin uS,srs Csa RA ,,,o 5Ss9; s9;,,s, o.
hotels. resorts, repair shops, stores.
etc. etc Over 1900 described in
blue book mailed free! Tell US what
YOU want. Where2 when? Price?
Terms7 Save throush our 49.year.'
Sld service. Str sTRoUT It. REALrY' F5;A.,rY nlIE
MesrOpoIiaan MeoaSaTa siSs1 ssls. "Asn'nf''n' .
RESTAURANT with C license, seats
over zoo, good location Sc. near
Navy Yard long established, 10-year
Ea, Lease q, a. s15os d56s NJ Must ass ssIi' AT,
LSrl Sfll AUTO TS sI9 RlFAlk Is 1sHof tasS and ap:
ine station onN Wisconsin ave-. In the
heart OF Bethesda; mechanies
steadily employed; reasonable: MR..
Bod: oL so25 or SH. $500; la.
q month; plenty repair work: busy
osesR ossnERy srfaEt. SSpt ias Hx aSol & INQUIRE
A BRICK MEDICAL BUILDING. es-
pecially wired and plumbed for doc.
tors; 8 rms, LIST foo1: ta,s.-m9 rms; Zn1
maehine 1faeed oter Sray uGSm 5000
cash viii handle; under $500 per
mo. payments; should accommodate
2 doctors and 2 dentists. Heart OF
Clarendon, Va. J. FULLER GROOM
ARE REAIGx Eo Go GIoooSNG SR oF op ok sasI
wi win sell Business in Alex, Va. is
King st.. doing $4,000 cash busi-
plus store; can do more with tne
risns DeOpls n IT, eeai ep,s spot snssp iop
rent. long lease: will sell with or
money to buy this store. Write.
phone or come in to see me. HARRY
FELDMAN. Victory Trading store,
BEAugIf6E ia fih 81. NH NtW wash hRiERsir6cuRAs1 &
on busiest part Of Route 30l cater
ing mostly To- tourists. Good spot
for slot machines. On and on sale
LIQUOR license; viii sell building or
Tourist season Just starting A good
buy for cash. Box 30-R, Star. -
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET.
$4,000; terms. New walk-in box;
new equip. Beer obtainable: mixei
BAKERY WANTED: Retail with we'll
equipped shop, direct from owner.
Box 37-R. Star -
PART-TrME BUSINESS for sale. sun
day morning, home delivery out-of-
pm. Mon. through Thurs.
DENTIST OR DOcTOR-5-room cor
ner apt, for rent. Cony tranxp.
Apply store, 49ol Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
HOME IMPROVEMENTS tcoo,. J

r..ssT9sE I.ss 9siE.r.,. tI.e s., sSRi6.
sLooR SANDING? ?'Vsi and finishing;
painting; reasonable. OR 1900. So
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothins put the
ss;,,I best; layins; o,. ssneing ani,ainE;
nnishes FLOORING: coETRAc.
T00Rs NC 1912 Wisconsin ave
GARAGE With overhead door, alumni
GaRaGk"; CARA i"i sSas1compl. 5as4 built ' on
pour, lot: not prefab. concrete floor,
ing NJ. coTTRELL, phone JU
MoDERNIzIsa and additions; celia,
ss.l@sse, " MAff1tos11I 12p"csl coNTRAcT: 1Gs q:
rafSrfG NS &c taos .na tss dseoss.ins ss ms do m,
Mr.. GERATY. EX. 0766. s.
REMoDELING, repairs; all types;
eom1dmercial and residential. HI.
ROOFS, asbestos and brick siding
other home Improvements; 3-yr. pay
nsnt nnt plan; MARYLAND ROOFING
scREES YOUR PoRCH IG while I have
3942.
HYATTsvILLE CONTRACTING co.
Painting, papering, interior decorat-
ing: all work guaranteed: terms.
Free estimates Phone WA. S4s6.
THE BEST WORK. the best me-
chanics at the best priceS-Paint-
ing, paper hanging and interior
decorating
The Ford Decorating Co.
3463 l4th St. NV. GE 1922. IS
Gen. Contractors & Builders
Residential and commercial; cour-
teous. prompt service; free estimates.
Grey, Johnson & Co.
1885 ssisna eves.. aL. ppsj Sea- AA' '00s. L5 =
Evening star., 1949-06-05
BILL SIMONS
Offers for Your Inspection
GROCERY

BILL SIMONS
Offers for Your Inspection
GROCERY
supes-market style, nice eauipnssnt
81 500 weekly business, seb mcntsis
rental long Lease; 81 500. tofal
price With hciRlocERY RI ssfsRF. "'"'
Uptown. coiored trade. self service
$500 cash wsssly ,,n sns 20 rs. &c.
tai Ions lsase; $4,000 down bal
GROCERY
weekly easn business: families
dravins Q nice livtnE fre.n 4 nos
long lease. Iow rent; sl1 600. tn
e''''hs ''GR GROCERY
Little sold mine: 80! ss,soo - es.h s,s,xsa,' sse
very nicely equipped store. 10 sifs-
sted on main transient o. Az;
sic ,0o0. total price. WITH Ss4oee
stock ineiucinz termg
GROCERY
with & nice rooms, deanR s2.01o
.sek,ss % sas % Enses1ns; ~ os ssr' ,nsIvssns III ssn
GROCERY
with , rooms ssoxe. eosrs 81 eco
cash and carry weekly fes.;. 10
delivery; &li0 aontkiy rent: lsfss
estahiifhed. Good mark1p. ~ poo
total price. ineancinK eco ssaeE
GROCERY
Corner. midtown Ioeatten: ecierse
has: 90 beer rent. SIS peT rscath
an cash bus: ne eeiiFeTy " .sssse,
total price ineludans $1,000 stoeik5
GROCERY
coicwsd trade: ~ .40ss sssh sns 20
desisery. Ses rlentAly rent. eoaie he
greatly imoroEedi sle-TS1. tetsi
EVERY oas of ths sbeys siorss wsrs
carefully kgyeSttsxts4. sn1 ngs es1s
nisesy rrcdaetnG goee rrcnn LIZ
ps asaee yea tn 0 easfness VITA .
BILL SIMONS
TX e1tI Ess. aae tEn6sy lee
pste.n, cA. eiss - essvss hsse'
Evening star., 1949-06-05

Cleaning Upholstery
And rugs in home or ofice; machine
cleaned; work guar. For est; eau
any time. MR.. CRULEY, NO. 50S1.
SINK TOPS
And counter tops in Formica.. Made
to order. Reasonably priced. Cali
RA. 3600 for free estimate. BET
TER HOMES g. KITCHENS CO. lO1
Kennedy st. NV. d
Evening star., 1949-06-05

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
SELF-SERVICE MKT

weekly hus 81 500. cash and carry
Newly equipped with modern hXtaEeA
and hsAVigS populated asss heorheaei
Good lease Very reasonably priced
s. Dtsa dcwn wtil handle Best ap-
portuazy Ia isWn iaT NestFs Eve
and Sun Jos Cchen IA 12Se.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

Quoted reut Sl%3 60 L ST. asaf eaF
otsef uxe3y :GrEs&fe6 ktaess . Ee'ea
ssct investment { } TQSNCi, 81
lSue IL e8slEess ossE - rrAFS
Evening star., 1949-06-05
TAVERN

~eH Locasee Sei3zns ever ! & keSs
ana @91 CASES cs c<ts weekly ssa4
aeA& aE1S SSmeE. Kss=EAGs2F oE
account cf lines Cal on SssA8
Evening star., 1949-06-05
.oio Vermont Ave. RE sl4o
II ROOMS APIS

Income quoted $500: newly deco.
rated and painted clean as . pin
near Conn AEe only 81 500 down
property. furniture and business
Call ewes and Sunday 81. SAdA
c ] YOUNG ST ! 500
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Beautiful Home Income

RssErtf ira hsnAf n tssas aRssasSs fsss E
@ath ate 9ssiAsf ESfsFs sBtsilsNt
srsEHss ~sA tnsAlA6 Wee ser kAE
thts pFaFs*s7 bsss tEss tnH@sss
arc I've tFts Fetf IL t+s3 -
ssut;sfssft Il FSs hsvs - se7H ssAA
Aa sse YsHF esR hs.sss sasH zee ess
ns AaBsa sspsssmess hfs Al
Evening star., 1949-06-05
IS RoOMs4 BATHS

keh, Visa aasG Axssx tnsssssS g.aa, re
sSI@ ifxEsasas Gpuxss sesY issA
and AEAh Sc aSNlN asa NFklrE ANE
P&iBtrc eHss 81 ts,k4 4rwa
YOUNG lU-ag Nsgmafg Rs aglss
AsAk ET sst1
Evening star., 1949-06-05
BOARDING-S0 ROOMS

A&lS,s AsuE s&~ zzze@saf eugs2sf
y s"At asf aafSs saVs&stg q saEEss
eSsEE t&Aa EgE HE en-
- CSHes ssrs a aE.s - z-=.
GcNE Ek NJ ksrs :
SSsCs<9 31Gs NsrHs.a. sst -
- 3tS
q Rooms - lgssk yg4-a ysaE 49,
--tf hA%r EVettEr~Es- fSs& tasa
t@fg SU,sc a9#Ar SsgF Aegs.s Nsa
kSna ss@ssss }Gt RaH4 aslF -
E8wI Ca EN HzEA
Evening star., 1949-06-05

foofnluS mouse. StoO IONn
AsEe6s 81 frcm 6 W Ua4EeIats or
q n oetween SUth ana @ist as
hN II Poems oil heAI rsEt
sa+ 20 income al present SSsl .
ture Price - $50 shoaIe sell
EDWIN L. ELLIS
Evening star., 1949-06-05
M ROOMS--4 RATES

lgte = ssnsasts ass ssasslzzs s1IH
uScs.y fsra:saeG ME p}sAksat FFSS-
srtF f-.nStgtt ans ssssrsks eS.E
- stHs eSvR Csl Nh kSck {
! YpT%G ST &es3
Evening star., 1949-06-05

VARIETY STORE. busy ioc wk9y
Rro&s quoted over 81 400 on reguis 7
sales, machines net sncyhCr Saa
clear profit rent reasonable. Eeo6
lease price. si5 0oo plus stock
terms Mr Mcdonald Di a3o6
with Z W. THURM. 90S 10th 81
Evening star., 1949-06-05
PASTOR & LuTZ, INC
y ROOMS RAThS
% ROOMS-6 BATHS

AoaE is&sx rNss. sBSe snS-aaae s...zg e.
sssShN p<gk&Ias sRhpF tEf .% FaFz
oE-y :; Assy1 npSp / l{SI va
Evening star., 1949-06-05
LIQUOR STORE

ThFlvihF EFFstrs stat}ssss skBsBAl s5s4s*
pahiBs hSU fsEk -sktAh ss ENss q
her hsAE FfUstfts aRsare assna
siHtata ns1 ptoSi hHhaaiif Ia
C}AfSs GAH raissps esssspkstf Naa
hstufet ana taHlFMkni sttFsfI}ts
tias a0a Va stSfeypetn ws tst 2 4,
sablk hsH BR - esaaa ~ e~ss I.
EeFteA iHtu tssxst sefm Esth aRt
ektFA iEfEs Rlei easHty Eagksaa
srast Ptifs tasiss'nK sea sstelt,
eHiy sIs $50 Nc - 9ts8 NEHf 4
VI sh.tnan n b /. Frrdss.
tgkthHfE Va
Evening star., 1949-06-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FoR sAtF-sarn sae usSFast sssss

FoR sAtK-paTm sHe snSEast A2zzs.
hSE.E fE~n 2 c 81 masH kvr
= -arznsA4Es a. Ms1sT- lz@Srgzs-
mrElE sa @tz tFwm &tA1s PARA
utsk a. re>FtAtsarst facs3t1srs At
3%Ias&Ag sg-STsGsl1s Bez z&s-l-
ES1g -
OEogEky sToKE. x2sk AZ 81 ssza
weekly ezk9nssa- k&rFzSge9 o. e.,
nczBt e s-@esA 0zsF 2f az Esss
MF gssk =.
ALLY GAKAGI. SsSreK S&Hss
rert. SSG sS8 A. 81 Bart cz8tE
&ate reaa 2 %se esss=m ~ &ss
ass Gel - Mr. C3ARhtCA NJ
&as 5.
Ess0 Gas STA. cagaef tEisy &C p
pee . pAnns . eess M Nh
Evening star., 1949-06-05
DEL. AND GROC.

No fresh Fnsais ana ns kesFt Noa
csffui spot aeSpteWn Aecison opsE ,
aIee ay slrk and elderly couple A
pen6erful erpertunitS te: rcGns Sse-
pie Priced A. ~ A,'n complete ~sta
terfna Eve ane SGE Marvin kcsea
WG AkAf1
Evening star., 1949-06-05
CoLoNIC rHERAPY BUSINESS.

tAoIisbed YFk-s IaFge Clientele
trained operators. all latest equip
ment; good location. rent. SS25. VIII
apis. returning $3.50. owner vii
tram buyer, $1,000 down A r
SELYE. l400 L ST nv. DI S3S5 B
Evening star., 1949-06-05

K slsI =. s.s sSss.s 80 -
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Grnc Meats and Beer

weekly s4s Anpre1 Z Sfsp i-t eAkY
Par negs nlsAsFef FsHs3 Sc. ~
SAerlaes for sll Sos esmPiels sElE
lge iuNrutsfS Good naensy gns BE
WanaeEtal terms Eve ahe sur A.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
GROCERY AND MEATS

Busy I4th 81 Ter SI@a incenne
quoted. 81 500 aio al Ro8efn
eauipg sroEen :oee box loaded Sith
stoek cnIs g ,S6A htnoles c
YOUNG ST Sa4i
Evening star., 1949-06-05
ROOMING HOUSE

-tE ct re . rocEs IA baths
SN= aa rent OF! heat EarSEs. gE-
asQAi3y nice furniture EnecEns e2et-
&C sd . ~eek 81 .o0s} down pay
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Restaurant Apt. .0Oo'

QeihE FebtRaGsat hBeihsAs eli hFw
eaiitnMFtt. nn Msth EtFNFt tE sGsr
less toyn leBs -ssfEh Gstn& $50
nss6 anhG43ts ntCE s-fm Re3 90
eofth tA Atsl etUFtiKnf ttGss H8-
hsst uaiT fsAseH teI Esitins Ne.
A.yp sts AEsIs n !. Ests& -
Aaaaems ave AaFfis@sskwtt Fs
Evening star., 1949-06-05

fAoN ;sSh ssat 500 lfass=ssss sasstes
eV hs*aSsA3s 4afR, fps ea.a h.&t
ct EIsbslt heggSs - tss -eEsss Hsest .
larAtAeu essls y Stsu GsSR CsA
kx sAAA II 10 sss stEs az :
Evening star., 1949-06-05
HOME FOR AGED

EASlGsiFe HS lss4tbeB. pFeAsn gr
cafEs efri ~ ltS1 EaeHth34 Gu0B -
rent ansy $500 eN ssAi EtaHs a}t ts
equipment tbre4shest sNgstJ Dc
sAlIioIals kad est fssRvrs RraaS
ter immediate AAls tKtFtssAt f-s}
preat for eeRrt ~ePsgAJag APsger
- u9as siH b @ss Cal Mia Issts
G @&sh e. Ap HAss
N CxFHNCNHA HsNNrR nNNaa.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
HARVEY REAL. ESTAT
cH 4sya OK lSss -
TOURIST COURTS

- roesn& % baths ssss4Is s+asK
sAcs31~Ht1y furnished arse fv%tsar
ranE, Ea6 ss&tssa acres seWth ai
NssAfnRtcss On Nc Suzss' saessl
Aeasi SSsa teCsse gta8S. eSpsass5 s5@as
8. tase pract Ssa esA' - Ssss
casa es.Ane< it, tsak. s4NA ~
uoatAs J FULLER 8R<1cM Rksl-,
TY. OK 4ssT CA s4s1 Cssrn g.
q n
Evening star., 1949-06-05
WANTED AT ONCE

(50l ROOMING HOUSES
All slEes and prices tn most any seoe
loom renting location l have plenty
buyers for your furniture and eaxi-
ness II priced right
EnWIA ELLIS
Evening star., 1949-06-05
RESTAuRANT--s2.O .OO0

tpSh fsii FgRss ~ atst Fset 81 80
int 8nas suslRs o. 8tsa hsS sSkss
EsFs cas- set Aaurg hssahs - y st.
nw. Z ] YOUNG M iAs9
Evening star., 1949-06-05

- sstAaa ell issEi 3 sats ? tsstss
ts1 fssems ssFst s3s tsrtsNs stse ~.
AsJA HAssfs sRTugShsa BtstMsfs ~.
tsth sats ~ tts'i ee@h Z 4.
yfgffNn AZ ACES
Evening star., 1949-06-05

VALET sHUP, deslTabIe NV. bectlOn,
shoe repairing: complete clothing
service; all new equipment; business
developing now; reasonable rent,
long lease; owner has other inter
ests. will sell at less than actual
cost. giving lease and good will: only
81 500 cash, balance easy monthly
notes. KEACH 4 PURCELL, Elk
Evening star., 1949-06-05

a. FseNss tart bhaa - ssss "a
Ffe-1
t&' AciBystrNss a. = fyssegs k4!As 81
gfsts
is} SeNNtt &AtAE &F& NSatxf Arsat
a. ttAt h-i tiEess fes as NSNSst
taf Fists Frzzaa sktaf 4tAas t,g4a
Mfxsti
81 iaEsh Fsars sx.i,4,,s,a t,.,s,,..,
t#f FstANSe tsSast stssss 80 ssssa
Evening star., 1949-06-05
PASTOR q LUTZ. INC

tmNfhtAft re
FetSnAs River ftAnft eomFiS&els
EQUIPPED cprH al ts&g ssrs3ieSf ie,
eattab ) stogtEs ! q iysaHst eIa}as
FcosAs hsF. EeGs fountain asfEair
price for immediate sSis
La fiBtk, AG Store ana Apa FtHfsti
euticiRs eh mHtn hasHtSs RtEs4t
outstsneins Ter tgFHitafs stars Aaa
esh1nt. WORKER o. any msfrAHtiss
business rras psFana community &c.
fAhtai eAhs4p Sh9Sr ~ APpolHt
naent LNcNARD ESiDkR la Plata
Mo
Evening star., 1949-06-05
BUSINESS oPPoRrUNITIEs

GROCERY tcoIored trade; income
quoted. $500 wk Most all long profit
items, Rent, $40, including apt
Price. S3,500. down. $500. to night
party A. R. SEELYE, 400 L st,
nv DI 1925
DELICATESSEN and groceries. nice
apt; rent 500; GOOD lease vkly
sross quoted. $1,000: excellent
price. $500. plus stock: terms
Mr. Mcdonald, DI 1905. With Z
W. THURM, e0s 10th 81 NV
BUSINESS PROPERTY pr. Conn. ave
-2-story brick; gar; finished bsmt ;
gas heat IL rms, 3 baths; hard
wood floors: beautifully furnished;
baby grand piano; owner uses 1St a.
income from End A.. $500. nice
home and income; price, $4,000:
terms arranged, KEACH & PUR-
rETT wy 0AID
Evening star., 1949-06-05
irtle A Wradon Company
~ Ia !. "a 49,
LUNCH AND CusTARD

SHs& sFts HAss pJGsE 81 - sssfs
epfntg store saA sHeR Peal saFAr
ptu b&u aarh res Pass suast sss tHsi
IA, ,ssHE sHetsa ever A4fz1 - A.
WsteAeF psaae S<Fi sl4uxs . "a
nsl ptoat Lac as5fR T. Ca NJ
kssA,u. " fs4l Tvss ~ e. "a .
4 N4IfFAEXs kF ktkss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

and ~. Bethel A.M.E. church viii
Be host to the meetings
The conference Is the combined
sessions % the district confer.
ence, the Missionary convention.
the StswardeAs CONVENTION and
Laymen'a convention.
Officers Of the conference are
r. Rev. q. W. Baber, preaiding
bishop; Rev Guy. presiding elder
Rev. G. u, Copeland. host pastor;
Mrs, Alice Cook. missionary PRES
Ident. Mrs. Lillian Parkinson.
stewartlSss president. Curtis G.
ChiVers. LRymCn's League preHi g.
dent: Rev Cart NJ. Mckay. direc-
tor Religious Education. Mira
wrcatha Maxwell. Sunday School
superintendent, and Mrs Lydia
Page. prevalent Junior Missionary.
Wednesday morning the princi.
pal addrcHs on the subject Why
Christians Should Fight the LIq-
uor Traffic" will BE- made by Mrs,
Margaret Lockstt
Other discussions and subjects
Of talks include The Status OF
Women To-day" why the wom-
en- Of the Church piahks TO Serve
- stswRrdeases. The Place OF
the LAymahs League In the AAIE
Church" why Pastors should
he ACTIVE IN the Formation Of the
League" and otherA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22
THE WEEK
Under Capitol
DONE
BY Clifford Fucker

Our next weeks column viii b.
the last Of this series Of reports
on ths activities In our stats leg
islature. A. that time . o0neiud.
Ing resume Of ths accomplish.
msnts and failures Of the seth
session viii be presented.
There remains three official
days for bin passing. These three
days win witness Legislators lining
up other members. conferences,
bargaining and above all fevsTish
activity Of lobbyists and pressure
grUIps IN . last minute effort 10
got favored legislation In . posi-
ton for passage.
There arc dlffsFeaaea bstween
Tire IISass and ths senate over
TIM Veterans bonus. funds for
ths HSatal haAlth program ard
stata school fuAda.
Last week In the House % Rep
rusentativos. the writer Of this
column witnessed the smooth
mAhsuvsTihE BY Representative
Lawrence Haeg. chairman Of tia
sub-oommIttss handling tho Vet.
GRAMS Bonus bin Mr.. Hasg I'm.
pressed upon the members the
fact that the bill had been given
tuii and detailed confederation IN
committee and had been Esarsd 10
q single bass. Ne pointed out fur
thsr that the proposed tax strlo-
tuTs had been 20 constructed that
II would Yield enough 10 pay only
the - milton dollars plus inter.
eat In ten yNaFs.
Mr. Hasg sstiilhiiiy fought off
amendments which would In any
way change materially thu com.
mittse bin, When Gns NJ the mem
bern pointed out that the bill.
willis proposing tho additional taH
on Iron ore and personal income
taHsa covered tho period frpn the
beginning of the year, II spNcif.
cally exempted the hard liquor
stocks On hand priH 10 June 80.
This would allow tho liquor firms
" they wished, q chance 10 stock
up prior 10 June 30 and thus avoid
payment VI the additional taH al.
located 10 thu bonus. Chairman
HaeK pointed out that while this
was poaaihle, Il was rather Inn
probable because Of scarcity Of
warehouse space and the prahibl.
tive cost Of handling ~ well ~
tho Tremendous Investment In In
vuntory stocks
Tha % million dollar bonus bin
passed tho House In substantially
the original form by . vote Of iaT
10 2, II now rests In the Senate
whore there appears 10 ba some
resistance 10 tho House plan. In
cidentaily, the hin win add 800
10 the income tan Of every person
required 10 lile . return, TINS
win include about 400, 900 persons
who now pay no tan a. well a.
tho 100000 who now pay . state
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22
AGGRESSIVE YoUMO
TRAINGD MAN giLAS
goa CRY COUNCIL

John n. o'Kssfe, sIoi Second
Ave. 10. has fiIed for alderman
Of the Eighth Ward In Mlnnsapo,
In.
okssfe 10 the principal oppo.
nont Of the incumbent. Walter J
Murphy. o'kssfe's campaign com.
Bittse has adopted . slogan Of
Give the Eighth Ward Its Spring
Cleaning"
okeefe 10 married and has ons
child. We 10 . graduate Of the Uni.
VerHity Of Minnesota and has had
slS years business and accounting
experience. lie u at present At.
tending the Minnesota College Of
Law and 10 q member Of the Jun.
iOr Chamber Of Commerce and q
former member Of JAW, Local
i26.
o'keefe has the support Of q
large number Of Eighth wardsru
Of all aEUa, races, crveds and col.
oFs and 10 expected 20 make the
race In the Eighth Ward . hot
fight,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22
M0son City. Ia.
by Mrs. Raby MAJOR
90 m. IaeAEnom "a

Rev. r. aiadstone scott. brought
. very inspiring message at II o..
clock 10 . well filied house,
choosing a. hts subject, "ouE
Risen Lord" VlaitoFB at the
church were Mrs. w. ". Clark
and Mrs. Mildred LOnRua of Mar
AhAlltown. Ia Mrs. Esther Black.
burn of Dies Moinea. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Watkins.
rhs sunday school program
vas well attended Sunday at 81,
Johns church, The music was
directed by Mrs. w. q. Marlin
with Pearlie MacSchuler at the
piano. The Junior choir and the
primary chorus sang, The special
offering was $40.
Mrs. Mary Ewing entertained
at her home Mrs, q. 3. Parker,
Mrs, ChTystAl BuTreIl. Mrs.
Myrtle Cheadom, MrA Ruby
Macer. honoTinE Mrs NJ. Clark
and Mrs. Mildred LOngus of Mar
shalltown. Ia.
Mrs Eugene Davis 81 Dea
Moinea. Ia. IL visiting her parents,
Mr., and Mrs, Lloyd Bennett, 8i5
So. jackson.
Mira. Virginia steyna. 522 So.
jefferson, has been IN for the past
few days.
Tho program at New Bethel
baptist church. MAnley la, was
held at 6'ib p. m. Miss Vera
Douglas was mistreAs OF cere-
monies. The pageant was directed
by Mrs. Douglas
~ UnIOn Memorial Methodist
church. the Easter program was
directed by Mrs, Mary Ewing. The
revival meeting will begin at IT.
Johns Baptist church April %
The Rev, d. &, White OF Mt. OIivet
Baptist church. 81. Paul, MINI,
will conduct the meetings, Prayer
meetings will be at the church
every night, The personal workers
are: Rev, T.. Gladstone Scott, Mrs.
A. BrittOn, r. Alien, l.. d. Smith.
NJ Bailey. G. Burrcn. l.. McNiel,
v. Rsko. l.. Scott and X. Macer.
The Clouds Sf Joy sang Easter
morning at the congregational
church at Gao.
Mr. and Mrs W. n. Martin
motorcd Sunday morning 20 Man,
ley. Ia to sunrise prayer meeting
Easter hreakfast was served at
the home of Mrs. Coma Page after
early prayer meeting.
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Rev. ~ W. Bolts. Jr,, pastor. 80.
Johns Baptist church. delivered
the Easter Sunday services at Q
q, m, The services were followed
by o free Easter Breakfast by the
missionary Society, Mira Walter
Edgar, president, at 1850 .. m.
A. the II o'clock worship, Rev.
Bolts spoke on the ruHliFrectlon 10
. crowded church, Mr., Gerald
Brooks united With the church
under watch carr. The members
OF Lodge. MaAoRA, No. 10 made q
presentation of S22.BO 20 the
church, Mr., Norris CoakIey made
the addrcsO, Tho evening worship
conMisted Of FpoitatIunA by amAil
daughters Of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Coates. Shirley Tolbert. the five
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adrian Toibert. and sharon
Bolts. the two year old daughter
Of Rev, and Mrs. ". w, Bolts. Jr,
A pageant was presented by the
Junior choir, Mrs. ", W, Bolts,
directing. Tho Misses Sylvia
boomer and Rose Marie Mcl.aurtn
and GwSndolyn TolbeTt and Don.
aid Smith took leading parts.
Miss Eunice Tate addressed the
group,
~ the morning worship az Pn-
grim Baptist church. Rev, Eugene
Williams preached ON He Lived
and Vet Hp LIveA" A program
was presented 1t the evening ser
vlcen
Miss Evelyn ReahsArN, SIC.
student, spent Easter at her home
IN Omaha, Neb
An offering from Easter en-.
Nrlopea brought = total Of Sit9a6,
Among the visitors were Mrs.
hlalRo nrnoka. Mitchell So, Dab.
TIC llrOARe Wousea'a club, Mrn.
William Tnlnon. president, met at
the horne Of Mra John Armstrong,
tiS No, Dakota Ave. Monday,
Mrs, Baaa Hooker. aIl No. Min.
ncsota Ave, returned home from
Topeka, Kan, from the funeral "
her mother, Mrs Mildred Ann
Newman.