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Evening star., 1949-09-23
FARMS FOR SALE

100 ACRES, 5 acres in peaches, g.
room house, electricity, water. 49,
stall COW barn. 2 streams. other
outbuildings- within 25 miles D. c.;
S12,5O0. Gil. 1878. CHI. 56S2.
CAMP SPRINGS-Large s-rm. farm
Rsssnds Reuss WITH harn bath and oil ebcksn n. .se
acre Of ground with more acre
s5e se0 terms; T. B. BURdEss. vi Vi.
$500 CAsH-5o a., 40 cleared. 10
wsll. some fowl. AGaf mule. 'Ed&0 Be- 1885. ass
We ARE OFFERING for your inspee-
tion, this 3O-acre farm on Route
80. also on q side road. broom
house n sed fair NO e0ads0n 5ss Suss Hfssr o a
side road. Asking $11, 900; low cash
payment. terms on the balance.
Property near Pleasant Valley IN
L9udoun CO, 2s mi. from the Dis
appt. to see the property. or stop
g. LOUDoUN REALTY. INC. -23
HOUSE. hot and cold
water, heat, electric; $1,000; 3
blks. bus to D. c., so hwy, l mile
west Pleasant Valley Tavern, left "a
PARKS i 81 fo' sa''' sun 5oHLlE
$3.50 DOWN, $40 MO-, buys for
$4,000. my II acres, 16 open, and
Arm. bungalow; 80 mi. west Of
Richmond. Phone or write L. L.
Daiky ssH; Logiss; Fas;MWva7s Va acres M2s aossov
barn. 2 silos; fully equipt fer Wash
ington market; 21 acres alfalfa:
also .500-acre stock farm; 80 acres
alfalfa; upper MONTGOMERY County.
Call HAROLD SMITH, Rockville
2400 or 1854 for appointment. "a
YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING for this;
acres. all cleared, nice land, gravel
road about mile from main hishway;
nice bungalow, 2 bedrooms, living
wster s9Gm deep We kiIsaen slsetTis Rsser
heater. electric cook stove and 10
cubic #. refrigerator included in
price Of $4,000; half cash; OF frst
trust, $4,000 at AZ. Owner will
take second trust for balance; 20
miles Of D. C.. Possession with title.
H. B. MITCHELL, Herndon. Va,
phone 1876. as
Evening star., 1949-09-23

POTOMAC HUNT AREA
4 ACRES OR MORE AT $500
PER ACRE. ONLY 5 MILES
FROM POTOMAC ON RIV-
Err ROAD. EACH TRACT
HAS SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL
HOME SITES WHICH
COMMAND BROAD VIEW
OF BEAUT. COUNTRY
SIDE. TERMS ARRANGED,
CALL OUR OFFICE FOR
DIAGRAM.
& NORRIS
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AUTO TRUcKS-sALE (cont. }

~Su~ SSNss N~~besf
REQ 4-ton I948 speedwagon; 16-ft.
stake body, dual rear wheels:
2-speed rear end. directional sig
mails; little used; excellent condi-
ton; priced for quick sale at $1.650.
Phone MA. 4645. 25s
INTERNATIONAL 1h-ton. soiio oak
express stake body. recently ever
diti9n; a.h9n; ieas S4s5. Call J. F. L9vE'
l owner; carefully used by dry
cleaner; fine condition: S1,O95:
guar. and terms. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. 30l6 r. I. ave. ne, DE.
TRUCK BARGAINS
Diamond T 1945 tractor; fully
equipped, 9th wheel, ETC.; GOOD con-
Brockway. Model 195-1: will accom-
modate loft. body = good truck for
local work.
Brockway Trucks, UN. $500
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
8 ROOMS AND BATH, use Of row
BOAT; $25 psr week. Edsswster,
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LOTS FOR SALE (cont.)
BUILDERS

Stratford Hills. right for ramblers;
10000 SO. it. lots especially priced
for those who wish to build now.
VIII subordinate. call OK. 07O7 bet.
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ON FLOWER AVE
LOTS WANTED

Nice level lot. all utilities in; rea
sonably priced. MA. 1913; ewes.
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FARMS WANTED

MONTGOMERY and Prince GEORGES
farms and farmettes within com
needed needed for cash buyers. i you have
q good value please call WORTH
INGTON REALTY. S427 Ga. ave,
81. 5000; eyes,. Mr.. Dunbar. 20.
H.0627 20
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AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS

AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS
HltS 81 M31oh less &c. m0af sA
1871 CADILLAC MOTOR and trans
mission; very ress. STAPLES COR
NER, on Route 80, AnnapoliE. Nd.
REBUILT RNGINES-We have avail.
able for immediate delivery the fol-
lowing factory remanufactured en-
issss.1e42 Ford,
1o34-1o42 Chevrolet.
1033-1o48 Plymouth.
1o33.l042 Dodge.
1937-1940 Olds. 6,
1937-1940 .Chrysler g..
We can order Buick. Pontiac. olds.
mobile. De Soto. chrysler. stuce-
baker and Lincoln Zephyr engines.
Use our time paymsnt plan, 6 low
ss S11 per month. Is months to
pay; also investigate our factory re-
built transmission. MONTGOMERY
WARD. Alexandra, Va. Al. 1900.
Evening star., 1949-09-23

COLESVILLE AREA
Two 5-acre tracts with small spring.
fed stream. 500 it. fronting on hard
surface road; reasonably priced,
easy terms. Dial LO. N5-S7O5. -23
Evening star., 1949-09-23

TRUCK PARTS, Army and civilian.
..., &: makes; neX DUMB sn9 bo.: H::d ana a's
large, selection Of used tires snd
wheels; yNAMEes7 IA os \. CRAIG, 3sS L
FSsS ss5 tsIssrbSs sss s0ns sass stfs Cd. Rfri;et nS
sTSUpEsAxER stake body truck. IN
ton, 194S; heavy duty 1O-ply tires.
extra heavy springs. also power
wench; opsrated b. owner; lSy
54bS, 1905 10th st. ne. .28s j.
FORD ~ and '4o dump; 2h-yard
S595. EDGEMOOR MOTOR CO.,
$685. Wis. ave. NV. OR. 5000; -
'4S THAMES h-ton panel. Eofd's
Enslish- built economy truck; rs mi.
per gal. Or better; company demon
guar, Ss95. HILL . TIH8r1Ts.
lll4 Vermont eve. nv. sW~ash.'s
CHEVROLET -ton pickup; new
Rsa Eion Sis sTs'llsRo sRosnsT oSSes
Florida aye.- ne. H0. o761. "a
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OLNEY ACREAGE

S595 per acre; L "a acres in this beau
tifully contoured corner tract To-
Gated within 2 miles of Olney
Owner will sacrifice for quick sale
this week end Call LO 6-&70h.-23
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MONEY TO LOAN
AUToMoblLe LOANS

privats sales our special.
automobile iss us fnsnes & fo1 ths
purchases. NOLAN rNNAtCI co,
44Q2 New York ave ~ esoubue
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1AXIcABS WANTED
STATION WAGONS

TAXICAB-Driver. colored. wants to
rent taxicab on week ends. Call
AK. $500 after 4 pm. 23s
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

SMALL LOT near Cabin John car
line or Macarthur blvd. Georgia
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT
STUDIOS FOR RENT
LOTS FOR SALE

P ST, End door from Wis. ave
Excel. trafic center; combination
studio and living quarters; S75-
$3.50. AID. 3946, after 6 pm. -2S
Evening star., 1949-09-23

VAGABOND
HoRNER's TRAILER CMTR. Sth
and Fla. ave. ne. EN. 1921.
PRAIRIE SCHOONER
On display at MANNING TRAILER
SALES, e60l wash. ..Balto. blvd.
Berwyn. Nd. Call TO. 6601.
SEE QUE wide range of no6els -
both masonite and a3ua1tnnm Priced
from S1,206 %. 2asy terms
Richter Trailer Sales
eerwyn. Nd Can 70 6O36
TRAILER COACHES
See the new schuIt. Travslo, Afnsri-
can and Howard trailer coaches op
our display lot from 8 Am. TO-
pm. daily and Sunday: So months
to pay
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4O3O wis. Ave. NV. WQ:s 322l.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE
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Commercial and Industrial
HrNy1rI
2435 18th ST NV

Modern store, suitable any type bust
ness; 2 apts., garage; bldg. vacant
d0dr OK
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Estate Of 100000 Left
By Charles A. KoIb

Charles A. Kolb, retired geog-
Yapher Of the United States For
Dstry Service, who died here August
is ut the age of SO, left an estate
Of more than $101, 900. 1t was
shown yesterday, when a petition
for probate Of his will was filed
n District Court.
Under terms of his will nephews
and nieces Of his deceased wife
are to share in the residuary es-
tate. These include Assistant
Corporation Counsel Oliver Gasch,
who also was left a special be-
quest of $4,000.
Mr.. Kolb also made bequests of
Evening star., 1949-10-28

80 900 each to two OF his nephews,
William A. Kolb, 1922 Nineteenth
street NV, and Douglas A. Kolb,
of Parkland, Md.
He left $4,000 and furniture to
his housekeeper, Miss Anna E.
Wampler. Mr.. Kolb's home was
at 1903 Lamont street NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-28

WHERE IS THAT BIRDIE?-St Cee st. Cloud France-The
Leal quads peacefully for their picture but
appeared to having trouble locating the photographers old
sandby-he birdie Shown in nursery at Boulogne Blan
court the girls Marie Therese Qef and Jacquelne
Qef 'front.' and JEAN There has been
that the youngsters may appear forthcoming British
movie. -AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Discoverer to ell
How He Found
Nest of CurIew

The bristle thighed curleW
which gave scientists a 163-year
run-around in hunting for Its
nest, will be the subject of a lee
ture tonight.
Arthur A. Allen, Cornell Uni
versity ornithologist, who found
the nesting grounds Of the bird
in Southwest Alaska last June
will tell about his discovery at
8:15 o'clock in Constitution Hall
The curlew commuteS 5000
miles from South Pacific islands
to it's Alaska nesting grounds
which scientists had been hunt
ing in vain since about 1885.
The report will be given before
the National Geographic Society
which sponsored the expedition
jointly with Cornell and the
Arctic Institute of North America
Evening star., 1949-03-04
0dom Due in Hawaii 10 Try
For New fIiqht Record
By the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. A.
Bill Odom. the globe -girdling fly
er, and his little private plane
were due In Honolulu today. to
await favorable winds for a new
west least record attempt.
Mr.. Odom and the dismantled
plane, shipped as air freight, left
here on a commercial flight last
night.
He said he would carry % more
gallons of gasoline-288 in all
in his single-engine Reechcraft
Bonanza on the new distance
flight. Two months ago he set
one distance record tor that type
of plane in his 2,405 mile flight
from Honolulu to Oakland, Calf
His goal then was New York,
but he turned back over the Sierra
Nevada.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Police Officer Slabs Self
Fatally in Jersey Hospital
By the Associofed Press

TRENTON, N. j., Mar. 4.-Lt
CASTOR A. Conklin, 81, assistant
executive officer of the State
police, was found dead in his St
Francis Hospital bed this morning
with a stab wound in his breast
DR.. D. Leo Hagerty. State police
physician, listed the death as a
suicide. He said 1t. Conklin had
been "laboring under the appre-
hension that he had malignant
growth"
State Police Sergt. Clint Vance
said the wound apparent was in
fiicted with a jackknife.
1t. Conklin had been in the hos
pital on two different occasions
during the last month, Sergt.
Vance said. He was re-admitted
to the hospital three days ago
after having suffered relapse.
A member of the State police
since 1923. 1t. Conklin was un-
married.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Chicago Mission Work
To Be Shown in Film

Mission work among resident!
of Chicago's notorious "Skid Row
will be shown in a color movie
"Out of the Night" at 7:45 pm
tomorrow at the Central Union
Mission, 624 Indiana avenue NV.
The free movie depicts the work
of the Pacific Garden Mission in
Chicago, where Evangelist Billy
Sunday once worked. The plot is
based on actual case histories and
many scenes were taken with a
concealed camera.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Churchill Keeps Control
Over Conservative Party
BY the Assoeiaied Press

LONDON, Mar. 4.-Winston
Churchill emerged from a Con-
servative Party meeting last night
firmly entrenched as the party
leader.
Conservative members of Par
lament held an inquest on their
lack of success in recent special
elections. There had been pub
lished reports that Mr.. Churchill
would come under fire. Apparent
ly these reports were not borne
out.
One subject discussed was the
party's defeat in the recent Ham
mersmith special election. An Of
ficial statement issued after the
meeting said there was no cause
for encouragement in the fact the
party had not recovered the seat.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Batt|eship Missouri
Probably Sunk in
Caribbean WarGames
BY tie Associated Press

VIEQUES ISLAND, Puerto Rico,
Mar. Am enemy" air attack
probably sank" the battleship
Missouri in the big war games
laundering around this Caribbean
island, the Navy said yesterday.
The Mighty Mo" was judged a
casualty of Wednesdays landing
operations by combined American
forces against the pseudo" "aggres-
sors" who are trying to hold the
island.
Heavy air action continued at
full pace today, with a dozen en-
emy bombers striking at the big
United States fleet lying off the
south central coast.
Only four of the bombers were
ruled to have been shot down by
the fleets planes. but the Ameri-
cans had better luck in hammer
ing away at enemy submarines.
Nine subs were claimed as sunk
by far the worst day for the en-
emy's underseas raiders.
Hunter-kiIler planes, taking of
from aircraft carriers, sought out
and sank seven of the U-boats. A
blimp knocked off one, the first
kill of the maneuvers for the gas
bags, and a destroyer protecting
transports accounted for another
Enemy subs were credited with
sinking two destroyers and seri-
ously damaging the escort carrier
Sicily.
Tragedy marked the first days
operations. A Navy fighter pilot
was killed when his plane crashed
into the water and burned. The
Navy withheld the victims name
pending notification of mis- family
Frontline reports indicated that
the "aggreSSor" forces, command
ed by General of the Corps Sabine
chief of the enemy republic, were
stiffening their resistance as the
invading Army and Marine forces
pushed tpto the higher ground in
land.
A Puerto Rico unit, the 65th
Infantry Division. thrust more
than a mile into enemy territory
and captured an airfield. but
column of Marines I'D Provi-
sional Division). moving over
lrougher terrain, covered only halt
a mile.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Train Kills Workman
At Potomac Yards

A workman was killed at Poto-
mac Yards early today when he
lea2ed from a slow-moving train
and slipped into the side of O car
which dragged him about 30 feet.
Aubrey Parker, 10, colored, CT
Woodford, Caroline County, Va,
was arriving for work WheE the
accident occurred. Alexandria po-
lice said he leaped from a Rich
mond, Fredericksburg Il Potomac
passenger train as it was coming
to a stop.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Lenten Services Held
Al Pentaqon BUILDING

Protestant and Catholic lenten
services are being held daily for
civilian and military personnel at
the Pentagon.
Beginning today, Protestant de-
votion will be held from 12:45
pm. to l pm. each Friday. and
during Holy Week Protestant
services will be held during the
same hours Monday through
Friday.
Mass will be celebrated at noon
each day. All services will be held
in the auditorium, Room 5-B-1070.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
486 Jewish Refugees Sail
From U. S. for Naples
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 4.-The 486
European Jewish refugees, evacu-
ated from China, embarked yes
terday on the last leg of their
journey to Israel or back to Europe
Newsmen were not permitted at
the embarkation from Ellis Island
But the International Refugee
Organization, in charge of the
migration, quoted a refugee
spokesman as saying:
I'VE feel wonderful"
They boarded the Army trans
port Gen. Stewart, bound for
Naples, where 447 will ship
to Israel. The others will go on
to their pre-Hitler homes in
Austria, Germany, Poland and
Turkey.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Youth Hurt in Fire Fatal 10 |
lis Given Chance for Life
BY the Assoeiafed Press

MUSKEGON, Mich, Mar. A.
Doctors today gave q chance for
life to 17-year- -old Howard Clover
sole survivor of the home fire in
which IL persons perished yester-
day.
The youth, who lost his mother
and nine brothers and sisters, was
reported in critical condition,
though slightly improved, at a
hospital here.
A roomer in the ramshackle
frame building, August Taskey,
was the 18th victim.
The stove exploded while the
mother, Mrs. Maude Clover, 46,
was preparing breakfast.
The house was engulfed in
flames and would-be rescuers
were HELPLESS.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
BuIIdozer Catches Fish

SYDNEY, Australia P).-An
Australian recently caught II
large trout with a bulldozer. He
was Mr.. H. Lewis Of Maldon
Victoria. While scooping gravel
from the London River during the
construction of a new reservoir
he saw the trout. Some of them
weighed up to 4 pounds. A few
were damaged but all were edible
Carson City, New, with less than
i2,500 population, is the smallest
State capital in the United States
Evening star., 1949-03-04
75-Passenger Plane Flies
Across U. ). in Six Hours

Pan American Anyways new
double -decked, 75-passenger air.
liner arrived here last night after
a flight of s hours. 20 minutes,
25.4 seconds from San Francisco
The flight time was a record
for that type Of plane. a Boeing
Stratocruiser, according to the
National Aeronautical Association,
the official timekeeper for such
flights.
The $1,5O0,OO0 plane was
brought here for christening cere-
monies tomorrow by Miss Mar
garet Truman. 1t will be named
The America" and will be placed
in service next month on Pan
Americans San Francisco. Los
Angeles and Honolulu run.
Seventy newspapermen took an
hours flight over the Washington
area today in the plane which is
a commercial version of the Air
Force B-50 which completed the
first nonstop round-t world
fight this week.
Evening star., 1949-03-04

In 1891, the Scottish Parliament
provided penalties of a fine and
Imprisonment for any one playing
golf or allowing his land to be
used for golf: Parliament felt
golfers were taking too much time
from their required archery.
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entered that school Miss Chivera
win continue her college training
at Lincoln. Last year she attend
ed the University Of Minnesota
Oscar Newman accompanied Mr.,
Chivers to Missouri.
Miss Ernestine shaffer Of Chi
cago, III. has returned to her
home after having been the house
guest Of Miss Rynar Clayburn,
Ss43 Smelling Ave, for one week.
After "a years Of service, Mr..
Fredic Edwards Of 22O6 Elliot
Ave, recently retired from the
position as porter for the Pullman
Company due to i'll health.
Mrs. Felix FOgg of 2s22 Elliot
Ave, is mentioning with friends
and relatives in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. Andrew Clark Of Daven-
port, Iowa was among the Visi-
tors attending the A.M.E. Confer
ence in st. Paul last week. While
here he visited the home Of his
niece, Mrs. ]. c. Crowder, 4144
Oakland Ave.
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

An impressive three weeks vacation ended Sunday Sep
TENDER II for the Worthy Turner's who Angeles
Hollywood, Berkeley Montana and Reno Nevada where they
visited many OF Mr.. Turner'S relatives and friends
Mrs. Esse Arnold Of 2104 E. 29th St is attending the
national Baptist Convention Angeles Before her return
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q great deal Of bowling and showing OF teeth made
them two stiff drinks. The drinks were about half
whislEey and half mix. The two cops took the
drinks over 70 . booth and pulled on them slowly
while they watched the televison screen where q
baseball game was in progress. One Of them came
back TO the bar The bartender made renns Again
half whisSey and half mix. Before they had finished
these two loaded hghbaIls some half-drunli
character iurched up to the booth and asked to
buy them another drink. They played II cool this
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

YvOnne Weber, daughter o.
Mrs. Lucille Weber, 7T9 Carroll
Ave, and DIR. Earl Weber, $50 N.
Dale st.. win be married satur-
day, Sept. "a 70 Junlus Powell. In
st. Peter claver Catholic church.
A reception viii be held after the
wedding in the home Of the brides
mother.
Walter Archer, son Of Mrs. Ella
Archer, sos Rondo Ave, Il en-.
peeted to arrive home tina week.
end to visit with his mother and
brother, Philip Archer. Walter Is
in the navy and Is stationed IN
New York.
The womens Auxiliary OF ST.
Philips Episcopal church met
Thursday. Sept. IS, at the home
OF Mira William WarriclgE, TAI st.
Anthony Ave.
Visiting MRS. Mary Eddlags,
us st. Anthony Ave. over the
weekend was her sister. Miss Inez
Williams Of Chicago.
AIrA v. Hamilton Of Oklahoma
City and her daughter-ln-law,
Mrs. Bob Hamilton Of chicago,
left Monday morning, Sept. ~,
for their respective homes after
spending some time visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred schnclS, ST.,
s44 Fuller Ave. While here. they
were entertained by Mrs. N. v.
oden. e72 st. Anthony Ave; Mira.
James Grice and her mother. Mrs.
Samuel sehucl, 4AT Kent st.; Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Smith, s7s Rondo
Ave.
Mr., and Mrs. A. Gordon Of To-
pelxa, Kans., parents Of Mrs. Har-
~ chiles 1000 N. Dale st.. are In
the city visiting their daughter
and family. They arrived IN the
city Friday, Sept. Q. and spent the
weekend fishing In Northern Min
nesota.
MIR. w. II. WArriclSs Of Des
Moines, Iowa. who attended the
conference Of the AAEE churches
held In st. Paul last week. was
the house guest Of his son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
william p. warricks. TAI ST. An
thony Ave.
The WOmen's Auxiliary Of the
Postal Alliance met Tuesday,
Sept. 10. at the home Of Mrs. Le-
Roy Lazenberry, s4l st. Anthony
Ave.
Mrs. Ella Curry Hickman, 29e
N. st. Adams, entertained at
breakfast Monday morning, Sept.
IL, Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Copeland
Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa and Mrs.
B. Flippings Of st. Paul
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Mira Ora PARKS of $40 Colfaz
Ave. has as her house guest Mrs
Lena Blackburn Of Omaha, Neb.
Mrs, Blackburn Is the daughter
Of Mrs. Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Harris Of
1887 4th Ave. So. vacationed q
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. p, Payne Of Kansas city,
Mo.
Mrs. Fern Helm Of 40O9 5th
ave, s., enjoyed a delightful week
while attending the National ur-
ban League in Denver, Colo.
Mrs y. Henderson, Of I12e Bry-
ant Ave. No, had as her after
noon guest Monday, Sept. II, Mrs.
Cara Hale Of Duckhill. Miss. Mrs,
Hale is the mother Of Messrs.
Willie and Jimmie Hale Of 1901
Bryant Ave. No.
Mr.. and Mira Palmer jackson
Of 370s Fourth Ave. So, are en-
joying a wonderful two week va
cation travelling. They are visit
ing many popular cities before
returning home. Their tour win
include Seattle, San Francisco,
Mexico, Los Angeles. Omaha and
Portland.
Mrs. Mary Early Of 22se 4th
Ave. s. entertained over the week.
end Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Ross Of
Chicago, III.
Out-Of.tOwn guests attending
the Crenshaw Howell wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.
Crenshaw, ST., aunt and uncle of
the bride, Messrs. David and Her
bert Crenshaw, and Donna Jean
Crenshaw, brothers and niece Of
the bride. The Crenshaws are
from Chicago.
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on q sightseeing tour Of Mime
sofa He win spend two days Of HIS
Northern tour in Duluth, Mime
sofa This is his first visit 10 st.
Paul.
rhe Minnesota Widows Clnh
met At the home Of Mrn. Ella
jackson. 81 West Jessamine st.,
sunday afternoon At 4 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emoruon Harris Of
Los Angeles. California arrived
Saturday. Sept. 10 BY car for q
three week visit with their son
and daaghter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs, James Griffin. $50 Rondo
Ave.
Mr.. and Mira WIN. A. Hanna,
$40 Western. were the recent
guests Of Mr.. Gamaliel Ferguson
At his home outside Of Dairyland,
Wisconsin. The Hannas spent the
Labor Day week end there and r.
turned home Tuesday.
AGrA INA Archer, Sos Rondo
Ave. returned Sunday, Sept. II
from her two weeks vacation. She
visited relatives and friends n
Kansas city. Musitoges. Tulsa ana
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL

Miss Carolyn Jean Matthews left for home "a Institute
West Virginia Sunday September IL after spending three
months with her aunt and uncle ar and Mrs James Grn
$50 Rondo Ave- Miss Matthews viii return to West Virginia
State College where she win start he= Junior year
nr Joseph NJ Jasper Of Richmond Virginia i IN thc cit
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YoRs FINEST; happened several nights ago in on
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home she shall visit her nephew
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Christopher of Alameda, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas AdaIr Of
$50 Bryant Ave. No. had as their
weekend guest Mr.. Edward Wash
ington of Gadsden, Ala. Mr..
Washington is the brother of Mrs.
Adair.
Mrs. Thomas Brown, 113s 5th
Ave. No. is convaiescing at her
home.
Relatives and friends viii miss
Miss Constance l. Chivers great
ly. Miss Chivers was accompanied
to Lincoln University, jefferson
City Mo. by her father, Mr.. Cur
tbs Chivers Monday, where she