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Evening star., 1949-08-19
HELP MEN

zDJUSTER- R-INVEsTIGATOR, 1890;
national finance company. has
openings for young man with car
who would like to make a career n
the. small loan business; This JOB
aud requires an. alert ambitious
man; salary and car allowance:
Apply 10 am: 32I5 Rhode Island
ATTENDANT, service stasi9ni i4Henve expe5; STTv
ESQ, s40l Wash.-Balto, blvd
AUDITOR, hotel experience; 51a-day
week, State aIasfca,iSnS,a as,y aSe
EnJToMoBILE MECHANIC, expert
enced disqualification, insurance.
and vacation with. pay; 5-day week;
sgp TageS for bI Ilght nvH man' 10 Apply epI
nR roll St. NV. GE. $500.
ATro .need need MniHap2esY appIs E2ceY xorfing PsT
cond. See Mr.. Mahoney: ADDISON
HG GHGvRG5TT ah sna Ta aye 1nn.
up, lights and brakes. Give age, ex-
perience and salary desired. Box
AuToMoBiLE fflo OBI MECHANIC. Pontiac
Mssz ssf n3sfI2 %Rsos Sso'RosHs RosTIAc sss ssr "
AGTo MECHANICS in Ford agency;
HiMER & PALMER, 3II0 Hamilton
st. Hvattsyille: Nd; WA; 5000, -;?l
AUToMoBILE MECHANICS ttrucks.1,
day and night shifts for experienced
truck mechanics. CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO., 1901 oronoco ST., Alexsn-
AuToMoB1LE qFis, MECHANIC. exDsri-
De soto-Piymouth dealer; excel. op-
bO-50 pay plan, with guaranteed
Insurance, vac. and other benefits.
Apply MR.. FUNK; 4702 Miller ave.
Aw WITH chrssier EANips pfoducts: Ss' Sag 5'alday
week, guaranteed salary, insurance
and vacation with pay; clean, light
shop with Ss excellent n1orIn{+ working eondi-
men desiring to make permanent
YER MOTOR CO. 1880 Old
Georgetown I'd. Bethesda, Md. WI.
afro MECHANICS. 1st class. familiar
with Chrysler products; new-car
neaitiSDjRi ment. JRRMAN MAJ Bros 1901 Rhode
AHTo 15!H6d MEcHSNios. sHs HA so0e esper ono on all
bospitalization, paid vacation and
baks hb2lss's Ess6 zgDss ssVicE fsF1fJ ioth sss ga
AHfoMoBfLE Hfips asfi IN MECHANICS. for one
OF Washington largest automobile
shops: high earnings; paid vacation
INSURANCE priyll. ,Se See Mo NJ Wood' y q
l. NV p cSd SpE1ARg' phoRe caiis lMc l44o cis ST.
AUTO PAINTER to work on percent.
age basis, must be experienced; best
OF working conditions; 5-day week.
EosSNhYNc ESo0s 81. "a AUJo 5Ss5 BODY CO.. 1s E9Ss-
Afro PARTS MAN, experienced ir
Dement'S. disqualification. profit shar.
ing. We are interested only in q
nent connection in our parts whole
sale organization, See Mr.. o'Rourke,
TEEw ~ MOTOR ,a1S CO. sioi 14ts st
Ess sea ussa sAhnsHsss esI! sHksows WINS Mo
ibTo iT16 sfsvldf Sci I'll sSHHGsMAs ssHGi to Ssa Work
nept neS io %Gasro Wss Dusns Foad
esasen ssaieT EBMoNbs sfsssNs psxo sMxoroAkas1 Aa1l' wiz IL
son blvd, at N. jackson St, .CH,
skfK sd Ee, to Eass Bsss s ssvsSstys a1s n 6rsa
ply in person, 8 am. to 3 pm:
sRIcKLAYERs-s3o day; white
nonunion; none but the very bes
ave. ext. and Overlook dr.. lillian
$50 am, JACK SHIvES. 80
BRiCKLAYERS, must be mech: jol
at $500 18th pl. NV, or call TOM
BRICKLAYERs wanted. Poeks Hill
300 wis. ave, W mile beyent
BUFFER AND P0LIsHER. expert
enced on polishing metal article
lob with highest wages for steady,
sober. competent workman: Ar;
METAL FINISHING CO.. 923 I2tl
Of. NV. -~l
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WE CLEAN, dress, repair and make
. toupees. wigs. braids. MICHEL
227 Dupont Circle Bldg: MI. 0065
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
= debts incurred by any one Other
- than myself. BEN MARSHALL
rHh HhutefrSn' efTY OF F0i iTAKoMA PARK will
sell its 1888 Buick ambulance, with
stretcher. siren and red light, to thu
highest bidder for cash; Sealed bid.
for the purchase of this ambulance
are to be forwarded to the clerk ane
treasurer. City of Takoma Park. II
Carroll ave, Takoma Park, Nd.
until 80 pm, Aug. 20. l949. In.
terested parties may inspect thi:
ambulance at the city yard. 50t
Maple ave, between the hrs. OF s:3t
am. through 4:30 pm, Mon
The ialousT ATLAS AGENCY specializes ii
selecting and placing bookkeepers
accountants, ofice managers. Please
wi VIII K'PSD5I0 NoT' Be SsoR RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts contracted by anyone
other thany myself. PAUL LAW
RENEE, 926 3rd NV.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE tol
any debts unless contracted by
myself. GEORGE LUFRIU, 65 R. 1
ave NV, Wash, D. C.
CALL "ExoUIsfTE,"
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S1 000 DOWN
MUST BE SOLD"
NEW-ULTRAMODERN


Recently opened in q newly built
shopping center located in the silver
Spring area and now must be sold
due to very unusual circumstances.
There is no doubt that this is one
of the incest equipped stores OF Its
type in this vicinity and being
2Ox1OO with basement. 1t lends
itself to unlimited uses in addition
to the present operation. Many
allied lines can be added such as
baby shoes, toys, furniture, gifts and
ladies' items, to increase business
and build UP clientele in this heavily
populated residential area. The
present new stock on hand will In
ventory at approx. $4,000 and 1t is
clean, staple and well balanced. The
fixtures and equipment are the last
word, and must be seen to be appre-
ciated. We feel confident that very
attractive deal can be negotiated for
the qualified party in order to ex-
pedite the sale. If you feel qualified
and are serious in acquiring a bust
ness of this type, we suggest that
you consult us for further details
and arrange for a personal inspec-
tien at your convenience, without
obligation of course. Yes, this bust
ness must and will be sold regardless
of the loss to the owners.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Rveker Woodvard Bldg RE 1166
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GROCERY

store, located in Md. near D.. c. line,
IS IS yrs; rs' ! walt-in boxes. frozen food
cabinet. refrigerated meat display
case, self-seryice dairy cabinet, etc;
eondolas and shelving adaptable for
service or self-service operation.
included in equipment: we'll stocked
at present. and doing approximately
$4,000 per wk,; located In high-type
community with coming restricting
expansion OF commercial ares:
Call Owner, AP. 0077
Evening star., 1949-08-19
HELP MEN AND WoMEh

experienced. part time,
81 Per hour guarantee, A worker
can averass at least SO per hour.
Heating and air conditioning com
pany. Inclose references In frst let
ter, Write Box 4l4-Z, Star, ga
PUBLIC HEALTH LAB. TECH; start
ing sal, $4,000 to $500. depend
qualifications. to ALEXANDRIA,
HEALTH DEPT, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1949-08-19

LEARN IN SAFETY to drive saiely
New cars, Complete dual control
EASY METHOD. North 1874
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul;
oy Government for o. training
WAR-TYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1210 @ st. nv. DI. 1863.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEROE D.
Modern training in all subjec,s: day
night and part-time classes Get
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON
OUR SCHOOL, 1340 N, Y ave.
Me 771S Established 1919
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WANT some one to assist in driving
to Texas. Aug. %; ref. EXCHANGED.
Overlook 2556 32s
40 CAR, driving to Logan, Utah, via
Cheyenne, Wyoming, August 23rd;
take -: refs REQ EN-. 2345, -1l
Evening star., 1949-08-19

Have opening for salesminded person
Must be of exceptionally neat ap
pearanee and willing worker
Opportunity for permanent position
and advancement. Commission car
exceed 500 per week to start. Full
training course will be given free
Apply giving phone number. Bo,
165.Y. Star. -21
Evening star., 1949-08-19
PART-TIME OPP.

Does $50 to S1OO per wk. additional
income interest you? Neat appear
ance, high school education and
auto essential. II qualified, you
will be trained, and given personal
now employed full time who are
earning S1S0.to $3.50 week. We are
not interested in triflers; only men
interested in increasing present in
come and with ability need consider.
Apply in person, 121S Pa. ave. Sc.
betw 1912 am. Ask for MR.
BARRON or RIVNAK -22
LOCAL INSURANCE CO.
Has opening for experienced claims
adjuster, inside work only; good
chance for advancement for efficient
man. Write. stating age and ex-
perience Box AZ, Star. -22
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CLERICAL
Permanent Position
6-DAY WEEK
Age 30-37

Applicant must be able to write q
neat hand, capable of covering job
regularly. naturally metieulous in
following instructions and capable
sists of scheduling advertising copy
Previous experience in this same
work Is not essential. BACKGROUND
of department store sales expert
ence would be helpful. Only those
who are interested In taking the
job for a matter Of years should
apply. Employment benefits con-
sist of group insurance, grour
disqualification, dental clinic, staff
sewing fund, etc. Successful appli-
cant can start imme mediately. Salary
$35 weekly to start.
Evening star., 1949-08-19

When dnsuertno ddrcrtjsementa
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
inclose original reterencea, or
other materials OF personal rdlne:
Copies serve the purpose and
originals may Get fost.
Evening star., 1949-08-19
SITUATIONS WOMEN

VSSFVbbN
COLLEGE STUDENT, %, desires
full-time empl.; exper. gen. office,
layout artist, mail order adv. some
t, ping. ME. 1922, Ext. 500. 21"
GIRL, colored, desires Job as nurse
maid or cleaning doctors office.
Lu. 3-3751. 10
GIRL, col, neat and accurate. desires
responsible position, addressograph
operator, stuffing envelopes; excel
lent ref Box 169-Y, Star.
GIRL, eolored, wishes job seamstress.
or cleaning Offices day or night.
TU. 04e6. 10
HOUSEKEEPER or resident mgr.
In exchange for apt. for myself and
employed daughter.. GE. 5901 20
PRACTICAL NURSE-Prlvate duty
atty; speaks Spanish and English
Ne calls Sat. or Sun. DU. 1924. 49,
TYPisT, experienced, file clerk, ~
yrs,i wants 5-day week position.
WfsHEs B6AYwoRK or regular Job;
Non, through Fri, experience and
reference. FRANCES. call MI, S113.
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We are Looking for Elmer

we are Looking Tor Elmer
Elmer needs extra Income. He is
IS to 80, employed. msrried or en-
free, owns car and would like ST Of
extra income per month. Are you
or do you know Elmer? II so, call
Ex. 1888, 0 to II or 2 to 4,
$25 WEEKLY PARTIME
Ewes. and sats., could lead to $4,000
yearly, full time position; age.
2b-35. married. Car and good edu-
cation only. EX. 1854 or EN-. 6l2e
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statesmen
SALESMAN

Exc. opport. with nationally famou.
Bond Stores Inc. Apply 1885 +
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ATTENTION

Roof and siding salesman. Be your
own boss with our new package deal.
We will finance your paper, supply
and deliver materials, and do the
application at low wholesale prices.
You do the selling. We do the rest.
TO. $3.50
Evening star., 1949-08-19
PERSONALS tCont.)

LEA ENGEL, dressmaker. has re-
turned from vacation and is re-
suming business. With fall ap'
preaching. wardrobes need to bt
put in order. Centrally located al
1ll0 st. NV, RIM. 20. Tel, Ex
MRS. FRANCES HAYDEN will be glad
to see her old customers for repairs
SEEpLEcRAFf. 1863 col. I'd, NV.
DU. 234l. "a
ger 1ave. boe' 1Ss No appo,ntmen.s
MAFELLE HONOUR SCHOOL 1870
HAS YOUR CHILD reading disabil
ity? Have him tutored now in read
ing before school starts by reading
specialist; nominal fee. ia. 5372.
ALERT, ADAPTABLE local business
man seeks fresh, novel ideas on
money making in Washington. If
you have new approach, no mat
Ter 9ao-Y how s,al bizarre please write c4s Box
CHAMBERS AMBULANCE service.
Cadillac equipment. Phone 90,
LONGWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS-
service academies and college; all
athletics; excel. faculty: 260 acres,
nearby Md, 7-day boarders. 81 100;
$3.50, LONGWOOD SCHOOL. Box
1927, Olney. Md.
BRIARLEY MILITARY ACADEMY,
all elementary grades and coach
ing in first > years of h. s., IA
miles from Wash Catalog on re-
quest. P. o. Beltsville. Nd. Tower
1851, 90
VACANCY for elderly people, nursing
care, opposite Walter Reed Hospital,
1925 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 426S. la
ARTHRITIS TREATED
Successfully at Washington's only ex-
elusive sanitarium for arthritis and
allied diseases. NORWOOD SAM
TARIUM, WI, 100 or OIL. 3366.
DYEING IS TT?
GForeia 077S Al
Evening star., 1949-08-19
WANTED
AUTOMOBILE PARTS
MAN

Here's a most unusual opportunity
with the Hudson Sales Corp. Tor a
man who has had experience in the
parts operation OF an automobile
zone parts depot OIL distributor. CT
with a large parts jobber. The
Washington ONCE. He viii be ex-
pected to travel and to prepare
himself for advancement. Please
apply In writing, giving 4 complete
outline OF your experience. age,
references. marital status. Enclose
Can be given before we receive this
information. Your reply will be held
in strict confidence. Address Cecil
Loeb. zone manager, HUD6CN
SALES CORP, 1873 14th ST. NV.
Washingto ton. d. C. -2I
Evening star., 1949-08-19
BUSINESS SERVICES

PAINTING CONTRACTOR, interior
and exterior painting; will do work
cheap. AL work guaranteed. DU.
T640. 10
TRASH REMOVAL - Free estim ates
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE, AID 5457.
Evening star., 1949-08-19
COLLECTION MANAGER

COLLECTION MANAGER
For downtown auto finance office
Must have auto finance, small loan
or retail credit collection exper
will be held confidential. See Mr.
Jones, AUTO CREDIT CO., Gil
N. Y. ave. NV,
Magazine Men, Capable
Aeld subscription sales; earnings ane
territory unlimited. Apply KEY,
STONE EEApERS SERVICE, 4as
Victor Bldg, 7e4 9th st, NV. lis
PORTER
Experienced, store, with driving per.
mtt; references requested.
L1V1NGSTON'S
nA0
Evening star., 1949-08-19

Adjustment Once Clerk
Dept. store exper. helpful; 5-day wk.
Discount on purchases. Free hos
pitalization and other employe
benefits. Apply personnel office, 5th
A., GOLDENBERG' s. 7th, K SITS. NV
Evening star., 1949-08-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cs,,, }

ROOFING, all types, no JOB too
small; repairs and new roofs. SAM.
UEL c. BOYD. INC, dE. 1868.
STONE AND CEMENT WORK-Sps-
cializing in retaining walls, dag-
stones also walks, steps, drives. etc.
For free estimate, JERRY, AT. 9266.
TYPEWkf1ERs cleaned, oiled ana
adjusted. All work guafanteed. RE.
l157, UNITED TYPEWRITER 90.
al3 i4th nv
Observation-Disclosures -rsstylinr;
aoLsTERys IL gpEf ysuoelRsntassssss oR' tassssss. EDS or'
VENETIAN BLINDS wasnea. repaint-
ed, retaped. recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO.. 6214 r. /
ave-, Riverdale, Nd. UN. 134t.
WE ARE COATING row house reofs
all over town. Ask your neighbor:
5-yr. guarantee on aluminium roof
coating, which insulates against
heat and cold. Estimates free. c. j.
JEFFERSON CO. 81. 1855.
WE BUILD, remodel, repair, cellar 70
roof: carpentering, plastefing, ee-
menting, ROOFING, basement damp
proof and water proof, interior and
exterior painting, paper hanglne;
estimating free; first-class colored
workmen. Cali Hu. 65s6. 20e
PAINTING??????
ABd you don't knSg l,i, ShGm IT to s.,n, sail,
Co., DE, S202. for free advice; We
will help you select painte! 70 NJ
your Job from our long list OF reput.
able painters. A free service OF
Sherwin-Williams Paints.
Evening star., 1949-08-19
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY ha,
public school vacancies in: 1)
Chemistry and physics. (2) Mathe-
matics 90 Vocal music. "a Ii.
brarian. t5) Home economics. (6,
Primary grades. Salary from S22O
to $500 mo. Apply 204 Colorado
LEGAL SECRETARY SO, 100
Under 80. good personality.
Public relations secretary, single.
Bec'y for embassy. start s.. 800.
Dozens of Others-Miss Young,
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. NV. ST. 1884
Evening star., 1949-08-19
ROOF AND SIDING
APPLICATORS

A new package deal
We will supply and deliver all ma
t.ssiaIs 70. soMpisss ioh,, also finance
CALL TO. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-08-19
OFFICE MANAGER

OFFICE MANAtER
Executive secretary, experienced &C,
seuntsnt, capable Of handing y ding. and .1
perietce has been in housing and
manager OF hotel. Interested in re-
snonsibie position offering . future
Minimum starting salary. $4,000
annually. Available September o.
BOY 444-F. Star. -19
Evening star., 1949-08-19

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-19
REAL ESTATE

once will furnish live prospects fol
our California cottages to expert,
enced ambitious salesman. Outstapd.
Ing opportunity for permanent con,
4ection. Phone for appointmept
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TREE SERVICE

TREES CUT DOWN AND CUT UP IN
FIREPLACE LENGTHS. ALSO LOTS
CLEARED, IMMEDIATE SERVICE.
CALL GE. 6595. -19
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
RET. R.R. ENGR., wife desire position,
apt. house mgr. and maint. man, exp.
handling oil burners, steam: wife has
mgd. apis. Box 369-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-19
HELP MEN
SALESMAN

There Is an opening In the sales
force of a large Conn. ave. electric
appliance store; require a depend
able man, 25-45 years old, married,
preferably with children. Although
most of the selling is inside, car
necessary; excellent opportunity for
an aggressive man who wants to
use his sales talents to increase his
income. For appointment phone Mr.,
Rerqer OR 72ll III
Evening star., 1949-08-19

COLORED SALESWOMEN wanted;
salary and commission; excel. OPP
portunity for advancement with
large national eosmetic fEm, Apply
IN person FULLER PRODUCTS GO.
63z q o.. NV. --2l
Evening star., 1949-08-19

statesmen
Mems shoes. experienced; excellent
opportunity with nationally famous
BONDS STORES, INC, 1885 r st
NV. Apply to Mr.. Balster. 1st floor
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

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St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17
RECEPTION FoR CHESTER
0pENS MONDAY JUNE 2

AsSEPIbOIN tOA Gll49lHA
oDENS MONDAY JUNE 40
Invitations are IN the mail TO
more than 200 guests 20 attend the
reception to be given Monday.
June 20 for Chester W. oden, Jr.,
and his bride. Vera LaJoyce Fer
gesson oden Of North Carolina
The odens arrived by plane
Tuesday afternoon, June IL from
Lafayette, N. C., where Mr.. !oden
is stationed In the RAINY, The re-
eeption win be at the home OF his
parents at sBs Iglchart Ave.
St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17

were married by REV. n. W. Bolts.
Punch. ice cream and cake wero
served hx the hostess. ms Dun
can. 70 AZ preaent.
M. and Asra. samnel Herron.
Maurice, Harold ana David Her-
ron. Mr.. ana Afrs. howard Down.
town and daughter and Ann Her
rod. daughter az ana celeato
Fraction, arrived b the city sun
day night Jume "A hcm Kanaas
City. Hams. t. visit 1grn Celeste
Fraction, ss4i cllnton Ave s0
Mr. and Mira Herron arc the par-
enta az Mrs. Eraction, 1Ganlics.
EIarold and David are hsr broth.
era and Mrs. Howard Downtown
Il her sister. Everyone except
Harold aC-1 Ann Hefrod notorcd
70 their horne Monday, June Is.
rhe Minneapolis Urban League
Auxiliary held a can meeting At
the home Of Mra. Lorraine cn-
yern, a0iT Clinton Ava. 90. The
meeting was held for the purpose
Of Finishing Old business and as
banding for lha summer.
St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Reed and
son arrived home recently from
Kentucky, where Mr.. Reed Is an
instructor at Louisville Municipal
college. They are now residing at
753 Carroll Ave.
A six pound, eleven and one
half ounce baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson,
TOT IglehArt Ave-, Thursday, June
9 at Bethesda hospital. The ma
ternal grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Brown. This is the
Anderson's third child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd, 44S
Mackubin st., had as their dinner
guests Tuesday, June Z, Mrs. An
ME Foster, her daughter, Mrs, Ann
Foster Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyons Of Minneapolis, Mrs. Mary
Evans of Moberly, Mo-, sister Of
Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Lyons, and
Mrs. Bailey Morris. Mrs. Evans
was in the city visiting her sis
ters.
The Entire Nous club win meet
Friday, June II at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Smith, $40
w. Central Ave. The club will pre-
sent its formal dance party on
July 2 at the Glenwood chalet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Morris, 54s
Fuller Ave-, entertained at lunch
con June 8 at the Rose Tree En-
See Mrs. Anna Foster and her
daughter, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs.
Fosters brother, Mr.. Moore Of
Atlanta, Ca, and Mrs. Mary Evans
Of Moberly, Mo-, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Boyd. Mrs. Foster and Mrs.
Henderson viii leave for California
soon.
The Laissez Nous Faire Bridge
club held its last meeting for the
season Saturday, June IL at the
home of Mrs. Ollie Gum, 7s3
Iglehart Ave. Those winning
St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17

Rose belle waIlrer and Early d.
wiclmm were married wednes-
day, June 8, At the home Of Mins
walkers mother, Mra. Edward
Smith, 258 18th Ave. So. The cou-
pie were married BY Rev J. 8.
Tate. Mr.. and Mrs. Ennice Wick
um are the parents Of the groom.
Walter Woods was their best man.
The ceremonies were followed by
q reception. The couple are now
At home at ls4s y. Gath st.
Mrs. nEalene Savoy New in from
Washington, d. c. Saturday, June
II. At the present time Hhe ls the
house guest Of Mrs. L. M. Stew
art, 1aoe Seventh Ave. No. She
win leave at the end Of the week
for California, where she win vis-
II her mother.
Mrs. dOhm hrDWns l4Oo seventh
ave. No, entertained at a lunch-
con In honor Of Mrs. Ada Gavin
Of New Orleans. La, Thursday,
June 9. Mrs. Marie Cratic, Mrs.
Jessie Esther and Mrs. Mira Rice
were guests At the luncheon. MrB,
Gavin is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmie Lawson, 7O5 Aldrich
Ave. No, whom she "a visiting.
Mr.. end Mrs. Henry p. Bowman.
who have been visiting IN the
Twin cities for the past week, ieft
Wednesday. June IS, for Fort
Frances Z. Warren, wyo., where
Mr.. Bowman is stationed. Both
are former Twin CidanB. Mrs.
Bowman is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mn. Arthur Mcwatt and Mr..
Bowman Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Bowman OF Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17

Marie Young, Those who sent
gifts but were not present were
Barbara Lamb, Ola Perry and
Jean Stanley.
Miss Dorothy FavOrs Of st. JOS
eph, Mo-, left Monday. June Is
for her home after spending a
week visiting her sister, Miss
Agnes Favors, her uncle, Mr.. ocie
johnson an her cousin, Mrs. Doz-
"a Temple. While in the city Miss
Favors resided with Mrs. Temple,
3e5 Harrington St, who gave a
farewell party for her Sunday,
June II. Among those present
were the Messrs and Mines Claude
Adkins, Leon Hampton, Herman
Preister, Dave Williams; the
Messrs George Parker, Paul
Meister, Harlan Roberts, Joseph
Lewis, Edward Temple, Joe
Louis, Robert Hughes; the Mines
Freddie Wilson, Donnie James,
Lena Wheelock; the Misses
Dorothy Favors, Agnes Favors,
Dorothy Temple and Coree
Thomas.
St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17

me La Mere Club gave a baby
shower for AErs, Myrtle sparrow
at the home Of Mrs. Lucille Stew
ard, Thursday. June 9. Those pros-
ent were Mines. Katherine Ian
say. Gladys crigsby, Callie white,
Hannah Abernathy. Ruth AGayoa.
Lola Russell. lillian crenshaw.
Marian Smith. Margaret Horn.
seloure Hammond, Louise Brown.
Pauline Guy. LuciIie Mcomtter
and Miss Cynthia Dobbina. The
guests played games and were
served refreahments.
Mra. Gertrndo N. Whlta s0i
Cedar Ave. So. LEFT this week for
q vacation. Mrs. WHITE win visit
her friends and relatives In her
home town. Detroit. and Chicago.
She win also spend one week n
Idie wnd Circle Resort In Allchi-
gan and plans 70 Be out of the
city four weeks.
A very beautiful wedding took
place Saturday afternoon, June II
At the home Of Mrs. Alma Dun
can, ea7 sth Ave. No. It was q
double ring ceremony IN which
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prizes were Mrs. N. X. Mcknight,
first, Mrs. Earl Brent, second and
Mrs. Manual Mason. third. The
next meeting of the club win be at
the home of Mrs. Clarence Ander-
son in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, L. James Of 300
Carroll Ave-, spent their vacation
in Cleveland, Ohio. visiting their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Thompson.
The Widows club win have a
rummage sale in the month Of
July, The date win be announced
later.
Mrs. Ella jackson and daughter,
Mrs. Vivian Harris were at the
graduation exercises at Central
High School Sunday afternoon,
June ~.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Harris, u.
Robert and Reginald Harris and
Mr.. and Mrs vean speisse attend
ed the graduating exercises held
Saturday Night, June II at the
University Of Minnesota.
The Keglerette Bowling League
held its annual banquet Monday,
June IS at the Road Buddies Cafe.
The TsTC met with John Pat
ton, 954 st. Anthony Ave. Sunday
evening June 1s. Raymond W.
Cannon was club guest.