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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01

The gown was made with a
wiGr flowing skirt silver and
gold beads formed a flowe. mos
III on the bodice, extending down
past the waist unto the SKIRT.
Wide shoulder straps. also bead
ed. sparkled from beneath the
,heer white net stole. gracefully
draped about her shoulders. Her
corSage was an orchid.
MISS WATTS
Introducing the guests 10 the
receiving line vas Miss Nellie
Watts. clad in a gown OF royal
blue crepe. with lace top. Also
IN the line was the sister Of
the groom, Mrs William Polk.
in flame red tulle. spar King
with Sequins wearing a gardenia
,or,age and Mrs. Gustavor Camp
bell. mother Of the bride. in pale
blue brocade satin, featuring an
off-the-shOulder neckline. with
gardenas outlining the 'front.'.
Mrs. Raiford chose for her sons
reception. a long sleeved. off
whine, old lace pattern made
along classic lines.
Assisting as hoStesses we're
Miss Laura Hill and Mrs. d. ].
Grimes The table in the dining
Dom featured sparkling bur
gundy punch. hors d. oeuvres.
and > colorful selection Of cakes.
GUESTS
Among the many guests at
ending the affair were DR.. and
Mrs Ovens, Mr. and Mrs
Richard Carter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Thompson, DR. and Mrs.
Melvin Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs HUI
bert Bland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jones. DR.. and Mrs. j. B Green.
Miss frankie Davis. Julian
Wychc, Mr.. and Mrs. William
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01

OUR NOMINATION for the
most unique Christmas card re-
ceived was that from the Edward
Swans (NAACP) A dgawing OF
graceful Swans. showed Eddie,
Betty. and Eddie Junior inspected
a little newly arrived Swan.
The cad served as a birth an
nouncement as well as Christ
mas greeting. and carried warm
message of social significance in
side as well.
Nomination for the most uni
que and popular outdoor Christ
mas decorations goes 10 the Sam
Thomases on Arden Park. The
8-feet tall Santa Claus. complete
with sleigh and reindeer. so well
illuminated. atop the roof was the
object of many child's adora-
ton.
Nomination for the most bril-
liant and ostentacious display
goes to DR.. James F, prophet
jones' also on Arden Park. His
grounds were a veritable blaze of
glory, so numerous were the
lights and decorations.
The wedding bells are break
ing up that old gang of mine. -
so goes a familiar refrain. Harri-
son Washington is inspiring the
lyrics. He is introducing Mrs.
Washington to his friends. II
happened around Thanksgiving
time That leaves a hole in the
ranks of the three bachelors. The
two remaining hold-outs are
Henri Anderson and Ben Davis.
When the visiting Kappa dele
gates arrived at the Michigan
Central station and the Fort St.
station, they were greeted by
Information Guides" in the per-
sons of Velma May, Elaine Fuller,
Gwendolyn Poole. Janice Whitby,
, Ann Gregory, Cornelia and Ger
oldine Bledsoe. Myrtle Mitchell,
Lillian Jones, Villa May Moody
and others The railroad lines
provided chairs and tables for
wv NObllS WOlilGl 10 use.
Have YOU seen Melba Grimes
since she has brought out the
highlights Of her auburn tresses?
Very smart, very SMART
] And nave you seen Ruth Bank
head since she had her hair
shorn? So becoming. she positive
ly sparkles. She, along with a
large number of Detroit's smart
set, can say, hair cuts by Card
oza", since she has helped the
style spread like wildfire. Mar
garet Thomas is also one of those
] who look as. cute as gamin with
her new hair cut.
Birnie Watkins Nance has the
cutest apartment all done in mod
} ern The girls in her club arc
/ still oohing and ahing over her
kitchen cabinets, with the floral
! motifs painted by Birnie herself
and the darling little nursery she
has fixed up for little Larry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01

Jacquelyn Blake, Irving Virgins,
Louise Earl, Priscilla Hood. John
looks, June and Dick Sears,
Cornelia and Geraldine Blcdsoe,
Johnnie Hawkins. Dawn Robin
son, Talullah Taliaferro, Clay
Hollins. Barbara Lewis, Alice
Conley. James Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd McReynolds, Sam
Hardy, and Kathy Ossman.
Others were Helen Thomas.
Eta and Katherine Hurley. Carl
Gregory. Jeanne Carmichael,
Joe Louis. Herman Jackson
Joynal Muthleb. Mr.. and Mrs
Jacquelyn Gerren. Douglas Elan
merry. Jusnits Sims, Doyle Du-
gan, Jane Jackson. Gloria Scott,
June Scott, Barbara Ivy, Ellen
Lundy, Dorothy Lee. Karl Young,
Delbert Russell, Lewis Graves,
Bill BledsCe. Louis Beverly Es-
ther Strickland. Barbara LaBar-
RE. Constance Blount Mr., Mrs.
LAMAR Binion. Charles Burke,
Horace Rodgers. Mr.. and Mrs,
Grove Strong, Andrew Humph-
rey. Lewis Wanzo. Gloria Mack,
Gloria Jefferson, Percy Novel;,
and manv many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01

Ulysses BoYkin Mrs Peter Whitaker
Mr. Wade BoYSin. Mrs Marian Whitaker and the BoYkin and
Whitaker grandchildren Sarah Harper the charm
guest Richie Talber and from Arkansas A
Christmas day they the dinner Of At
orneY Richards Meborn along with Mr. Luz
Their Webb. guest Of the family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01

Charliia is the younger dough
ter Cl Dr.. Charles Whitby ana
Mrs. Beulah Whitby of Detroit
She is student at Olivet Col
legc. Olivet. Mich. where she
IS specializing in the combined
fields OF Music and Sociology.
Lewis is the son of the late
Mr.. Irving JeffrieS and Mrs
Pearl Jefiries OF Niles. Mich.
He was a First Lieutenant dur
ing World War II, and at pres
tnt is student of Economics
and Business Administration at
Olivct College.
The date OF the wedding has
not been decided upon.
Register ing the many guests
attending the announcement
party were Mrs. Winifred Jeff
RIGS and Mrs. Edward Davis.
Serving punch TO one hundred
and fifty or more guests were
Mrs julius Graham and Mrs.
Arthur Boddie.
GUESTS
Anon the many guests were
Gwendolvn Branam, Raymond
Howard, Norma and Janice Whit
by, Charles Fonville, Walter
Livingstone, Barbara Marley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01
talk Of the town..


Jones' Ulysses BoYkin
Mr. Wade Boykn Mrs Marian Whitaker and the soYkin and
Whitaker grandchildren. Miss Sarah Harper the charm
ing of Mrs Richie Talbs and from Arkansas A.
and NJ Christmas day they the dinner guests Of At
orneY Richards Of Meborn along with Mr. Lu
ihsr Webb. of the family
ORGANIZATIONS i. flourshed during the past
year but had more purposefu existence than the
Social and Charity group which recently celebrated its
twentieth anniversary The group, organized IN l92S
took the number of the its From that time
they have participated in many outstanding civic and
charitable ventures Al the anniversary meet at the
home of Mrs Roscoe Brown the history given by Mrs
Trua Page Highlights given by Mrs. Eugene West
president since 900 Mrs. Myrtle Beck member since
1880: and Mrs. Maude Kent vice president Other mem
bers Birdie Brown, Vera Griffin. Bells Fleming Char
lotte Reed Martha Troy Matte SmpkinS and Dorothy
Bugg This year the club united its efforts and donated
two blankets to the Delta Home for Girls and many bas-
cts Of food to needy families.
PRINT % Of than the
ling of type carefully seller This
brings ideas
ground and vivid motifs of flowers patterns
lowing this trend debuanie DAUGHTERS WhiibY
Thursday night 10 announce Of chas TO- Lewis JET
fries chsrla softly draped print with black back
Jewels were moonones with blush tint Patricia selected
home holiday eolsss Clair
o was fpGssy pretty IN print with floral
the Hotel Gotham Mrs Bups eomplemented
worn by Mrs Lv Lewis Of Chicago Kappa Law.
hsndpsnied She was the very attractive house
guest of Mr. Mrs John Lewis
in beautiful ounenq APPAREL especially coppery
satin pajamas and brunch which
Elaine Washington The design o. in fusch
gold and bronze which pattern embroidered on
the
TRAVELOGUE for the week includes some inter-
estIng vacatoners Mr. and Mrs Charles Hill are off
to Cuba and other picturesque isles in the Caribbean They
will make color movies of each item of interest while
away Elaine Fuller seeing the bright lights of New
YORK City and Joining in the festyty Of the gay city AL
so in New York is Mary Brown, pleasure no doubt but
also taking peek into merchandising buildings to see
about new fabrics and decors for Spring hats frankie
Davis IS in West Virginia. Gibson Kenner Greedy prom
nen IN civic and business circles left last week for
New Symra Beach Florida whree he will vacation for the
next few months. Matte and Charlotte Baldwin are on
their wa to California and will remain in the golden
west Tor two months Mrs Margaret Montgomery popu-
lar teacher in the Detroit public schools decided non
Nashville and visit with her family for the holiday sea-
NOTE or SADNESS departure Of Miss
Roberta Mcclure She e Sunday Indiana due 10
the sudden demise of her uncle Mr. Williams Mr. VIII
hams and his charming wife Grace residents Of the
nsshborins state for the years leaving Detroit ,o
the retirement of Mrs Williams the teaching profession
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01

When she entertained the Tally.
Pals recently. Doris Graham, Ca.
Uterine Barthwell. Evelyn Palm.
err and Jean Carson were among
the guests.
Monday and Edlee Webster
Surrell entertained with her an.
nual Blue Monday cocktail party.
So sorry it has to always be on
Monday. and ! have TO miss II. :.
cause Monday afternoon Is right
up on top Of our deadline and
work is like mad around here,
If you happen TO notice par
ticularly nice scent OF cologne on
your lady fair, and inquire Of its
name. don't be surprised il she
says Paradise Valley" or The
Gotham. There are two new
scents out by this name, dstn-
buted by Carver Products, Curtis
Laboratories. and If her lips
look particularly warm and in
viting Il could be that they are
done in Blaze" Frame" Glow
or Fire, all lip shades by the
same firm.
Open House
The Open House at the u OF
d. College Of Law last week saw
more than 500 guests present.
William s Mayfield, first lieut.
enant in the us. Reserve Corps,
and one of the top % nthe class
was there with Miss Octayia
Smith. Sila William "Jeep' Polk
was president of the class.
Word comes from Margie Dun
bar Yancy in Nashville that they
are expecting the stork sometime
next month. Her husband, Dr.
Asa Yancy. is head instructor Of
surgical department there
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01

Bell, Mr., and Mrs. Carol Evans.
DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sea
brooks;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cole, Mrs.
Louise Taylor, DR.. and Mrs. H.
E Simms. Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Houston, Dr.. and Mrs. Carlysle
Johnson. Dr. and Mrs. All Thorn
as ST.. Dr.. and Mrs. Haley Bell.
DR. and Mrs. Wendell Cox. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Thomas. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Duval, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Armstead, DR.. and
Mrs. Ted White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Washington Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs
Ulysses Boykin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Makel and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01
v a r / e t y
1.-THE SPICE OF LIFE"
by C. lie

Being the for recapuiation ana the naming
Of tho n9ostest this and the bestest that herewith
submit our nomination. OF our memory is little
hazy on some items and opinions may not agree with
yours but we think differences of opinion are what make
people interesting. So here goes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01
Frances NOrfleet and Models Shoe
AdUance Styles in Spring Chabeaux

Lovely members of the Les Modelles showed to de-
finite advantage several advance Spring millinery crea-
ons by designer Frances Norfeet in showing on sun
day afternoon, December 26 The of chapeaux
held in the Cabaret of the Club Three Skies very
apprecative audience
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-01
CHARuTA WH|TBY'S BETROTHAL
TO LEWIS JEFFR|ES ANNOUNCED

The engagement of Charlita Whtby to Lewis |. jeff
announced at preHolday dancing party at the
Detroit Urban League Charitas birthday, December
% l948.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26
ZETA CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Beta Tau Zeta Chapter of Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority observed the last
week In February all over the coun-
try as Finer Womanhood Week"
The local chapter carried out the
following program last week.
SUNDAY - Worshipped as a body
at Ebenezer Methodist Church.
TUESDAY - Evening Entertain
ed group of high school girls
from all over the county with a
Cola date" on the roof of the
Mary Elizabeth Hotel-7:00 to
$50.
THURSDAY - Presented the La
Cherries with donation for "Tot
Town" Project at a tea at the
home of Mrs. Dorothy Nickel
lar in Brown Subdivision.
FRIDAY - Zeta Women from all
over the county and as far north
as West Palm Beach met at the
home Of Mrs. Florence Moseley
and repledged themselves to
the ideals of Zetahood.
SATURDAY All sorors went to
races, realizing that all work
and no play makes "Sallie" a
dull girl.
SUNDAY - Zetas will entertain
attenders of King of Clubs Fo-
rum, their friends and the gen.
eral public, Sunday afternoon
from 500 $50 pm.
Mrs. Rosa Johns of New York
City, N. Y. visited Rev. and Mrs.
Edward Graham last week. Mrs.
Johns is very true and treasured
friend of the Grahams. She thought
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26
PASSING THROUGH THE
GATEWAY

Mr.. Frank e. Pinder II (Head
Agricultural Production Specialist
U. s. Economic Mission, American
Embassy Monrovia, Liberia)
(Yes, he's all Of this) was through
our city last weekend. Mr.. Pinder
is on sabbatical leave and consulta-
ton with the State department Oi.
vision of Africa. He will return to
Liberia in April. At the present, he
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank e. Pinder Of Key West.
Mr.. Pinder was Supervisor of Ag.
riculture HEADQUARTERS I'm Wash
ington, D. c. before going to Ii
IBERIA. The Alpha Phi Alpha Fra
ternity is indeed proud Of this
brother,
was grateful for my interview
with Mr.. Pinder because he's quite
Informative. Through him I learn.
ed that the first Negro Ambassador,
Edward r. Dudley was appointed to
serve Liberia on February 1, 1919.
Many Of you know of course that
Florida's own Rev. Walter c. Wynn
is Principal Of Booker T. Washing
ton Industrial and Agricultural In
stitute in Liberia. Rev. and Mrs.
Wynn and family are vacationing
in the States" now.
At the moment feel the urge to
go to Liberia-If you hear that I'm
there in the near future DON'T
BE SURPRISED.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26

Miami was too-o-o- wonderful, and
was sorry she couldn't prolong her
visit,
Mr.. Charles L. WilEams( Prin-
cipal of Booker T. Washington de-
parted for Chicago via the South
wind on Wednesday, February %,
to. represent the Principals of Dade
County.
The Principals Secondary Edu-
cation Council will convene at the
Congress Hotel, February 26-April
2. 1 know the principals of our
county will be justly represented.
Hope you like this - did-Lines
to a Daughter - Any Daughter.
Condensed from Harper's Magazine
- Agnes Rogers.
One of the things that you really
should know
Is when to say Eyes," and when to
say mo-.
There aren't any textbooks, there
aren't many rules,
The subjects neglected in orthodox
schools.
You can't be consistent; there's Of
ten a reason.
For changing your mind with a
change in the season.
You may be quite right in accept
ing at seven
Suggestions you'd better refuse at
eleven.
Perhaps you'll consider these ten
tative hints:
mo- to a dirndl of high g azed
chintz,
Eyes" to the bashful young man at
the dance,
"No" to the man who's been living
in France,
yes" to a walk in the park in the
rain,
Yes" if he asks for a chance to eX-
plain,
mo" to all Stacks unless you're too
thin,
mo" to that impulse to telephone
him,
Eyes" to a baby, and mo" to
bore,
mo" if you're asked if you've
heard it before,
yes" to a Saturday, mo" to
Monday,
Yes to a salad and mo to
sundae,
yes" to a stranger (but use some
discretionD
mo" to three cocktails in rapid
succession,
mo" if he's misunderstood by his
wife,
yes" if you want it the rest of
your life.
Remember my darling, careers and
caresses
Depend on your choice of noes" and
of "Yesses."
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26
BAND UNIFORM DRIVE
HALF WAY MARK

Booker T. Washington High school
Band Uniform Drive Committee has
little more than half the amount of
funds needed to purchase uniforms
for the band says Mrs. Ireta Crosby,
Committee Chairman.
We wish to thank those persons
who have given donations thus far,
continued on. page 14)
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26

Dade County Teachers of English
met at Goulds Jr. High School on
Tuesday afternoon at pm A
panel discussion on, Functional
Grammar VS. Formal Grammar,
was the highlight Of the meeting.
Messrs Sarah Scott Martin, BTW,
Mercedes Thomas, Dorsey; ]. Brown
Carver, and I. T. Radcliffe, BTW,
were participants on the panel.
Mrs. Ireta Crosby was chairman.
Guests at the meeting were Mrs.
F.. Tucker, principal Of Carver; Mr..
B. M. Hindman, Assistant Supervis-
or of instruction; Mr.. r. George,
principal of Goulds Jr. High. Each
Of them displayed genuine inter-
est In the discussion. Mr.. George
suggested that as teachers we
strike a happy medium in the
teaching of English"
Teachers in attendance Were:
Messrs. J. A. Brown, r.. N. Polite,
D. Newton, G.. Barnett, J. Gill, H.
Davis, E. Graham, z. Bethel, I.
Radcliffe, w. H. Jamison, F. Rob-
bins, S. s. Martin, e. w. Williams,
James Wanna, Marcellus Goodwin,
James Pinkney, Misses Venola
Cooper, Frances Osborn and M.
Berry (who was our congenial hos
tess for the afternoon.)
A delectable repast was served
buffet style at the end Of the meet.
ing which brought forth varied
comments Of, This is so tasty" or
May I have the recipe for this sal
ADJ" or must have another
helping" Thus the meeting ended,
a success intellectually, and stump
tiously."
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26
and Ike Mdts9A they do
By EVELYN WHITE WILLIAMS

IT SEEMS very. likely that. we'll
have an Urban League in the
near future - Things hope for to
be sure. Tampa, Fla. has an active
Urban League and that organization
is doing an excellent job. If any of
you are contacted concerning a pro-
ject Of this sort please be coopera'
tive won't you? A good Urban
League may uncover hidden talent
- Result FINE in New York or
Hollywood - You never can tell
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26
ATTENTION MIR. AND MRS.
JOHN @. PUBLIC

The Board of Public Instruction
of Dade County Is offering classes
for adults under the auspices Of the
Vocational Education Department.
Registration will be held at Booker
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26
ASIDE TO THE SPHINX CLUB

On Friday past, your formal was
& delightful affair Twas so love-
" to observe the gracious ladies
and gents having an enjoyable time.
I wish to commend your group
on the definite contribution which
YOU are making toward - Future
Manhood" for our boys. Here's a
sincere wish that your priced pro-
iect (The Boys Club will inspire
other groups to do more for "fu-
ture men, of Miami.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26

T. Washington High School, March
/.
A registration fee of $1.OO will be
the cost per subject.
The following subjects will be Of
fered:
Clothing
Canning and Food Preparation
Home Improvement
Home Nursing
Citizenship
Upholstering
More subjects will be added if
fifteen or more persons are inter-
ested. This is what many of you
have wanted for a long time, do
take advantage of this offer.
BACHELOR GIRLS made their
first public appearance Monday
night at the Medical Auxiliary
Night of Games. The Game fest
was an overwhelming success
thanks to you - you and YOU.
DR.. and Mrs. Murrell entertained
Miami winter colonists'' on Fri
day evening. All guests expressed
sheer enjoyment and agreed that'
hospitality as such, makes Miami
truly ideal, winter haven"
Inter-Cultural Study Group was
reactivated Tuesday evening at
Mary Elizabeth Hotel. All races
creeds and colors were present. The
temporary chairman is Mrs. Fran
ces Friedman. The secretary, Mrs
Leo Sinner - This group Is inter
ested in practicing the rules OF
brotherhood"
PTA COUNCIL-All Roads Lead
To Miami.
The Florida Congress of Colored
Parents and Teachers will convene
in Miami, March 81 April 2, 1919.
Headquarters will be Mt. Zion Bap'
fist Church, Rev. Edw. T. Graham,
host pastor. The convention theme
is: Strengthening Family Life"
The public program will be held on
Match 81, at the Booker T. Wash
fngton Auditorium Notable speak
ers will include, Mrs. w. M. Henry.
National president and DIR. Sey-
mour Blumenthal, University of MI
ami. Our own Mrs. Mayme E. Will
liams of Miami is president Of this
national organization. AS Miamians
we should feel justly proud of her
accomplishments.
Parents, teachers and friends let
us plan to make this the best con-
vention ever. Remember we are all
working together for the good of
your child and mine.
Prior to the convention. a
"Cruise to Havana" will be given
for the members, families, and
friends of the Florida Congress of
Colored Parents and Teachers. II
you are interested please contact
Mrs. Mayme E. Williams, 1903 NV
9Th ct.
Remember: "All Roads Lead to
Miami"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26

BACHELOR GIRLS made their
first public appearance Monday
night at the Medical Auxiliary
Night of Games. The Game fest"
was an overwhelming success
thanks to you - you and YOU.
Evening star., 1949-03-18
GEORGE c. GERTMAN. American
Bids, $50 18th Street NV,
Washington, ID. C.
Filed Feb. 1S, 1949. Harry M. Huh,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
W. WARp ID II. ScsSussHiNa. ct a.. Plain
tits, VS.. The Unknown Heirs,
ants.-civiI Action No: 2sse4e.-l
order Of Publica ation.-The object Of
this action Is to obtain a judgment
Of the Court vesting, in the plain
tits. as tenants by the entirety. In
fee simple IN PIE Sy adyesse ysss sa
sess s !o Addtan sad iaa' to ssse
In Square 1888. in the District Of
Columbia Upon motion Of the plain
this. 1t is by the Court this 18th day
Of February: AID, 1949, Ordered
that the defendants. the unknown
asd asrs ans Rch.rd asx,sefs Measss q
White, joshua E. White. william p.
White, Mary Amelia White, Anna
M. Fairchild. Lewis L. Fairchild,
Levi LeWis I; B; Fairchiid. s,d Mary .r!r.Id 4; Fair
fnilo r.ilehiid Aeha ss.sis %niss "a
George N. White. John white: Anne
lis White. Sarah H. White and Anne
L. White. cause their appearance to
be entered herein or. or before the
hrst rule day occurring one month
n after the gay q sns nTs h, sston
win be proceeded with as in case OF
default; provided q COPY hereof be
published once Z week for four sue
Law Reporter and In The evening
Star. longer and other PUBLIC ations
being dispensed with for satisfactory
cause shown by the proceedings In
this action. (S.l DAVID A. PINE.
Judge. lSealp A True Copy. Test:
HARRY M. HULL. Clerk. BY CLARA
r. CONNELL, Deputy Clerk.
IS10,mn4,41,2,
Evening star., 1949-03-18
THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON, Auetioneers,
435 Southern Building.
USTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW FRAME DWELL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ING KNOWN AS PREMIsES|365
TALBERT TERRACE, SOUTHEAST,
q duly rseorded, in L.bef No. s57S,
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the reausst Of the party secured
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees
will sell. at public auction within
Roo1 fas 9fs 9sbs OF soush.rn Suidins isf f
teenth and H streets NV. on TUES.
DAY; THE TWENTY NINTH DAY
g Of = MARGH va CI, A;D; l94e. At @ 1NE-
ssssts III *. na bsres sna q
and designsted as and being part
Of lot numbered forty-five t45l in
d1ed and sixty-nin. tbssSj in the
Hest. mad. enSyn BY tn. Dexter sss
the once of the Surveyor for the
District of Columbia in liber 119
prising the lot DESIGNATED as 45-C
On part art q sse Dselarations % e reeorsed s
IN Liber 1888 at folios AT to 45l
and 81 in the Land Records Of the
District Of Columbia. This prop
erty now known for purposes Of as
sessment and taxation as Lot 1913
in Square $3.50.
Terms: Sold subject to o brior deed
Of trust for S7.O71 O6, further par
ticulars Of which will be announced
at time of sale; the purchase price
above said trust to te paid in cash.
veyancins. recording. etc, at pur-
chaser's cost Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resold
at the discretion Of the trustees.
ALFRED l.. BENNETT.
WILLIAM B. HANBACK,.