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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.E.

MICHIGAN PARK-If you really
want a fine detached brick resi-
dence in the finest section of Michi-
9an Park you should see this home;
s rms. and 2 baths, finished recre-
alton rm auto heat. garage,
beautifully landSeaped lot. Immedi-
Walden, LA. 6-6666 or UN. 264S,
ewes. PECK CO., Exclusive Agent.
1918 18th st. ne.
MONROE AT X. 1. AVE. N.E.-Lovely
S-rm. home; gear garage; on car
line. Priced low, Also 3-unit apt
honse with excel. income. See
SOUTH DAKOTA and R. 1. aves--
Charming det. home in immaculate
condition; many attractive features,
living rnl., dining nm, kit, small
bedrm. on 1st floor; 3 fine bedrms.
and bath on End f. gas heat; level
sell Call Mr.. Penan. La 6-6656.
or UN. 2935 evenings. PECK COM
PANY. exclusive agent.
- Situated in a lovely
residential area, but close to all
modern, tiled kitchen, GE electric
refrigerator, new Bryant gas fur
mace, Venetian blinds. and garage
Call Mr.. Dougherty, LA. 6-6666 or
DE. 4039, ewes. PECK CO., Exclusive
WooDRIDGE, 221o Perry st. ne
Bricktex; newly papered, painted
floors refnished; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
compl. kit. 3 bedrms., tiled bath
bsmt.; c.h.w.; oil h.-w.h.; deep lot;
S12,250. Mr.. Robinson. SH. 6O75,
with VIM, R. THOROWGoOD. DE
WooDRIDGE-A detached home with
Z rooms, 2 baths, in a most cow
location. near Taft Jr. High school
bath on lst f.. auto. heat: imme-
diate possession. Only $4,000 down.
Call Mr.. Higgins. LA. 6-6666. PECK
WooDRiDGE@2s36 Carlton ave-
and firepi,, 2-car brick garage; mr.,
schools, buses; $50. S4, 900 cash.
Mr.. Robinson, SH. 6075, with VIM
r. THOROWGOOD, DE. 0317. 81
egg ADAMS ST. N.E.-one. block
north Of R. I. ave. ATTRACTIVE g.
rage, new Anchor fence; quick pos
session. One block from transp and
shops; .conv. to schools, churches
and Catholic Univ. Priced for quick
sale. Mr.. Maury. TU. 1926. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a house
me. Mr.. zabrek, ia. 5413. It's a
bargain. cox & CO., UN. 1926.
BUNGALOW. Michigan Park area
Close to all conveniences; 3 rms. and
bath. all on one A.: finished rms.
corner lot, Priced. Sl2,950 To
inspect. call Mr.. Higgins. LA. 6-6666.
PECK CO, excl. agent
800 BLK. SOUTH DAKOTA AVE
Nearly new brick home with lovely
rms, tile bath. gas heat; $1,000
down. A real buy at S11,250. Call
Mr. Dougherty, LA 6-6666 or DE.
4039 ewes. PECK COMPANY. ex-
elusive agent.
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nome with 3 fuII-SlZed bedrms., 2
baths. center hall. liv, rm., fireplace,
large din; rm., screened porch; 2
car gar, level lot, trees and flowers,
oh.-w. h.: priced to sell. Shown by
appt only. Call DI. 10l5 til 9
pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALe-hw,

NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-Brick
house l3 rms. lge. bsmt., maids
rm.. baths; home or investment;
5000 to $4,000 cash; will ex-
change OWNER ia 1Ol0 -21
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HoUSES-SALE-S.E. Cont
T. D. BURGESS
OFFERS
.IIICREST

It's big roomy and attractive. 8 rms,
2 tile baths; full bsmt.; oil INV h.;
ave. Needs fixing and decorating. A
reasonable offer will buy it.
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BETHESDA

CN QUIT STREET
Cozy 2-bedrm. brick bungalow on
large fenced, level lot; full bsmt.,
ana Dutlt-in bar; gas a.-c. heat;
aluminium storm screen sash: ideal
Tor children; near shopping. schools
and tTansp. Assume CT loan. Mrs.
EDWARDS. COX & CO.. 81. 0175.
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SILVER SPRING
Bethesda, Chevy Chase
WI. 1890.
BRICK BUNGALOW

Charming !3-bedrm.- bungalo liv.
you will love; nice location; close
to transp.; act quickly: good buy,
Call Mrs. Fink, JU. 7-76I1. cox
a. CO., 81. OTIS.
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Down
PossEssIoN-I3O0 BLK. S. CARO-
LIMA AVE.-6 lge rms. and bath.
2-Story brick; h.-w.h. coal: nice
yards; conv. to everything. Priced
to sell this week Call till 0 pm.
weekdays; Sun. - to 5.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
1012 18th st. NV, DI. 1855
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.W.

RED BRICK COLONIAL
The stability of an excellent neigh
borhood and the. comfort OF a COM
ing on Lowell St. in Kent; 3 large
bedrms, -212 tiled baths and a pan
eled study are among it's many at
tractive features. S39,500.
Oliver T. Carr, Realtor
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HOUSES TO SHARE

BETHESDA-Couple. no children or
pets, share home in exchange for
care of child ewes, reas. rates.
Phone WI. 1887.
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$3.50
V A G. A N T

Alabama ave. Sc. Located
a little east of Nichols ave. A
low price for such a desirable
neighborhood. Convenient to
Everything. Six bright, COM
Portable rms, bath, hot-water
heat, electricity. Reasonable
terms. The adjoining lot can
be purchased along with this
property. Call MR.. CONDIT
(eves.. OR. 212D. THOS. j.
FISHER & CO., INC, Exclusive
Realtors, DI, $3.50.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
HaWthorne-NeW Homes

HaWCTOr0e-Ne Homes
3053 CHESTNUT ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY
Living rn. with fireplace, dining rm.,
kitchen with garbage disposal and
1st floor, 2 large bedrms. and bath
on 2nd floor; plenty closet space;
full basement. gas INV h., attached
garage, side porch and large level
wooded lot. Mr.. Kasparek, 81. 36S9.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1929 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
KALORAMA HEIGHTS
Detached brick Colonial with drawing
room, living and dining rooms. but
ler's pantry. kitchen and lavatory
on 1st floor; bedrms.., 3 baths. End
storage attic. 2 maids rooms and
bath and storage rooms in bsmt. A.
car detached garage with sun deck;
a. very livable house in good condi-
ton, To inspect. please call MIR
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
MI. 1850. 2o03 Que St. NV: ewes.
EN-. 4961. -26
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5044 18th ST. NE.
Modern. semidet. brick with fine
bedrms., tiled bath, large liv. rm.,
din. rm., modern kitchen and pow
der rm. on 1st A.; newly redecor-
ated throughout; vacant; immedi-
ate possession; full bsmt with out
side entrance: gas heat; fenced yard.
To inspect, call Mr. Newcomer, HO.
1858.
PECK COMPANY La. 6-6666.
MICHIGAN PARK
Your opportunity to get immediate
possession of this really. beautiful
7-rm., 2-bath. det brick home Up
to-the-minute kitchen, clubroom
finished in knotty pine. Large lot.
Convenient close-in section. Near
all schools and TRANSPORTATION. own
ers business takes him from city and
immediate sale is his wish. Shown
by appt. only Miss Watwood. DU.
010S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 18th St NV III 3346
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IIINCHEONETTE
WhiskeV. Food-Colored

Open days weekly: near 14th and
s SITS. NV: wkly. sales, 81 500: has
9 rooms in connection for living
quarters, plus added income; a real
quired.
LANE PASTOR FIX 2555
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MASS. AVE. NV.

BRAND NEW COLONIAL RAMBLER
Ideal for discriminating people;
rms, baths, beautiful lot. Near
D. C. line and Spring Valley Shop
ping Center. Long lease: $3.50 per
mo. OWNER, OIL. 20l6.
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Som Conaervatlon plalricta

BY July /, 1913, there were 2,oSS
soil conservation districts In the
4s states. Hawaii, Puerto Rico. and
the Virgin Islands. These COM
prised l.ll4.OOS, 200 acres and In
cluded about three-fourths Of an
the farms and two-thirds Of the
farmland In the country.
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three months ago for which she
was hospitalzed.
Tuesday, Feb. IA, a birthday
dinner was given by Rev. and Mrs.
J. w. Mcconnell, 512 Colfax Ave.
No, honoring their son, Stanley's
birthday. A turkey dinner was SER
we'd. Stanley received many lovely
gifts. Those present were Messrs.
and Mines. Norvel Palmer Barks-
dale, and Vernon Young; Messrs.
B. K. Blevins, Jr., Earl Carr and
Joseph Clemmons; Mrs. Margaret
S. Cooley and Jacqueline West
berry.
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Les Amies Husbands
Entertained at
Valentine Party

Mrs. Dorisella Freeze, 2614 31st
Ave. So, entertained the members
of Les Amies and their husbands
at a Valentine party Saturday
evening, Feb. IL, at $3.50 p. m.
Throughout the evening the guests
played games, for which prizes
were given. Those winning prizes
were: DeLois Gilchrist, Robert
Marshall, Jr., Mrs. Bernese Hen
don and Mr.. Lamar Roberts.
A delicious luncheon was served
by the hostess. The Valentine mo-
tiff was used as table decoration.
The centerpiece was a heart shap-
ed cake with a red candle on one
end and a white candle on the
other.
The guests were: Messrs. and
Mines. Lamar Roberts, Robert
Marshall, Coleridge Hendon, s. C.
Clardy and Clifford Harris; Mines.
Crystal Marmon, Helen Whiteside,
Delois Gilchrist and Mr.. J. X.
Freeze.
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Boone, who died Friday, Feb. 10
and was buried Monday, Feb. Is.
Mrs, Dorsey viii be gone indefin-
itely.
Mrs. Lena Steegal, Of Chicago.
Ill, is in the city visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Susie Bowen, sSs No. Avon.
Mrs. Ancinetta Rusmer, TsS w.
Central Ave-, was one Of the per-
sons who entertained her recently.
Some Of the persons attending
the Lincoln Day dinner held in the
st. Paul Hotel Friday. Feb. 10,
were Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Massey,
Jr.. the Mines Lola Edwards. o.
w. Lindsay, Dorothy James, willie
Black and Jack Black.
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin N.
Moore, 566 w. Central Ave-, left
tn city Sunday afternoon, Feb. ~
for Jacksonville. Fla, where they
will attend the Educational con-
ference and the Bishops council
of the AME church. They win be
gone until the first Sunday in
March.
The Women's Auxiliary OF the
Postal Alliance met Tuesday, Feb.
IL at the home Of Mrs. Bismarck
Archer. 314 N. Western Ave. The
group made plans to have a booth
at the st. Philips Mardi Gras to
be held soon. The next meeting Of
the organization win be at the
home of Mrs. M. Curry in Min
neapolis,
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AME church will meet Sunday,
Feb. 26, with Mrs. Jewel Burke
SS42 Fourth Ave. So. at 4 p. m.
The Sewing Circle of the Church
Of God In Christ met Thursday
afternoon, Feb. 16, at Graham
Temple. Lunch was served. The
ladies' are making a guilt this
week.
Miss Mary SeatOn, 1886 East seth
St, was hired at the New England
Furniture Co., as a secretary.
Miss Seaton's duties started We'd
nesday, Feb. IS.
Mrs. Clarence Smith, 1921 Fifth
Ave. So, gave a surprise birthday
party for her husband, Sunday,
Feb. IL, A buffet supper was SER
we'd. The center of the table was
decorated with yellow jonquils.
Many useful and beautiful gifts
were presented Mr.. Smith. Those
present were: Carolyn Francis
Smith, his daughter, Messrs and
Mines. Romeo Gresham, Otis
Parks, Ora Parks, Eddie Robbins,
Johnnie Nellie, Jimmy Slemmons,
Dan McAdams, and Miss Miriam
Fite; Messrs. Clifford Smith, Cur
tbs Harris, Raymond Sisson, Chal-
mer Lawson, and Raymond Wal
lace.
Mrs. r. Augustine Skinner, 1920
goth Ave, So, returned to the city
Tuesday, Feb. IA, from a few days
rest at the Jesuit Retreat House
on Lake Demontriville in st. Paul.
Mrs. Minnie Hudley, 1851
Bryant Ave. No, left the city Sun
day for a months stay in Dallas,
Texas, with her sister who is ill.
Mrs. Hudley is the wife of Bill
Hudley, better known to his
friends of Trout"
The Minneapolis League of Wo-
men Voters in the Sumner Field
district met Wednesday Feb. 10.
Mrs. A. NJ. Roach is temporary
chairman.
MIR. Reuben Warren, Wce-presi-
dent of the Midwest Elks Assoc
iation will attend the mid-Winter
sessions of the association officers
of Omaha, Saturday and Sunday,
Feb. Is and 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roman Smith and
small son, Larry, 25s Bryant Ave.
No, returned to the city Thursday,
Feb. 8, from Conway, Ark, where
they have been visiting his mother
for the past week.
Mrs. Dora Piplxins, 1881 Bryant
Ave. No, who has been in General
Hospital for the past three months
is still in a critical condition. Mrs.
Pipkins suffered a broken ankle
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Worlds Largest
Ice Show Coming
Feb. 28.Mnrch S

l89 Skaters Topped by 80 Famed
Stars In This Years Mammoth
Ice Capades Cast
Nine world-famed Minnesota
and Wisconsin figure skaters will
headline Ice Capades of 1850, in
its only Northwest appearance at
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and
PRESENT
PAST

PAST
1915 Pauline Ray was crowned
Queen of Hearts in the Popularity
Contest held by the Los Cabal-
leros. 1t was the first contest to be
held. 1949- Barbara Fields
was crowned Queen Of Hearts in
the Popularity Contest. =. 1915
Omar Fawcett was featured on
Sunday night Salon. -. Rehear-
sails for "Oh, Doctor were started
by Mrs. Clarinda Cox. .Shorties
were in style for the summer. ,.
"Since 1 Fell For You" was the
most popular record. The Las
Jeudi Files gave a Valentines
party. . The Las Doce Ninas
gave a Fun For Your Money show
at Halle. Joe Ray won $500. -.
Connie Brown was going with
George Freeze. "A snappy arti-
Gle was written by Bruce Williams
in the Teen Times pertaining to
Kenneth Wilson's leaving Halle
$50. Pat Foster gave a party at
her home. Ermon Owens looked
mighty sharp in a black tafetta
dress. The Magistrates gave a
party. Jean Durand and Vernon
Bradley were among the promin-
ent couples. Stan Kenton and
King Cole were in Minneapolis. .
Marvin Reeds small combo went
on the blink. . Harriet Myers
was visiting in Nebraska. Doris
Burgh was the advisor for the
Teen Times. q. . .1949-Omar Faw-
cett was very interested in some
one in Minneapolis. .Bev. Car
roll had a deep dislike of some
one she's now a good friend Of.
Rehearsals for Robin Hood" at
Central High School were start
ing-Everyone was mad at me.
PRESENT
If you be gambler, or maybe
a cheat,
When a girl comes along, all
then,
II she gives you her heart, youn
fall at her feet,
For the heart of a girl is a
wonderful thing.
Well I know everybody else
will be writing about the Queen
Of Hearts Ball Il am too.) I
thanked all Of you last week for
buying votes and I'm thanking
you even more this week. I'm a
very happy girl for being chosen
Queen of Hearts for 1850. Thanks
ever so much.
Friday, the Los Caballeros spent
the night decorating the Halle
gym. (no bed at ALL. The place
really showed 1t Saturday night.
Behind the band stand was a huge
heart as tall as the gym made out
of paper rosettes. Streamers and
other decorations completed the
beautiful picture. AS you know
Percy Hughes played. The music
was good. The Coronation was
held at HOO. Among the
Prncesses and their escorts were
pretty LaDoris Foster and Hor'
ace Collins. LaDoris wore a pink
formal with tiny rosettes at the
bottom, Connee Brown and Phi
Freeman, Connee wore a white
jersey formal. One shoulder was
out. Real chic: Gloria Williams
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Friday February ~ 1860, 81. Paul RECORDER, Page
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Surrounding birthday cake decorated with animals de-
pctng nursery rhymes friends of Little Eddie Garrett helped
him to celebrate his first birthday in his home SIC Carroll
Ave The party began 80 Saturday. Feb the hour
Little Eddie born year ago. Present party
Billie Marie Mccoy, Charles Anderson Jr Evan Anderson
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Norman p. Anderson of Minneapo-
lis, Sharon Mae Cooper, Wendell
Carter, Connie and MARITIME An
derson, Noel Scott, Jr., Mrs.
Catherine Anderson, Mrs. Theresa
Anderson, Leona Mccoy and
Dorothy Scott. Little Eddie is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gar
rett.
Mrs. Richard Stokes, ST., 757
st. Anthony Ave-, was hostess to
the Laissez Nous Faire Bridge
Saturday, Feb. IL. Guests at the
meeting were the Mines. James
Kirk, Alonzo Cotton, Fred p.
Schuck, and Manly Rhodes, The
Mines. Kirk and Rhodes won first
and second guest prizes respec-
lively, and the Mines. Cotton and
Schuck were also given guest
prizes. Those winning club prizes
were the Mines. Earl Brent, Will
liam A Hanna and Harry Brown,
first, second and third respective
ly.Mrs. Clarence Anderson will be
hostess at the next club meeting.
With n big cake with the names
of Josephine" and Alice" on the
top, the Widows Club observed
its birthday Sunday, Feb. IL at
the home Of Mrs. Lucy Green, $40
w. Central Ave. The two names
on the cake were in honor Of the
birthdays of two members Of the
clubs, Mrs, Josephine Todd and
Mrs. Mary Alice jackson. How
ever. another member, Mrs. Lucy
Stout, also observed her birthday
on that date. Those attending the
clubs birthday party were the
Mines. Green, jackson, Stout, AL
berta Crump, Stella Dickerson,
Kittie Jeffrey, Phoebe Chambers.
Villa Burks, c. H. Clemens, Lydia
Brown and Mrs. Fannie p. Lewis
of Minneapolis. The next meeting
Of the club win be held at the
home of Mrs. Green Sunday, Feb.
20.
Mrs. Josephine Todd, $50 Rondo
Ave, Is at home suffering from
arthritis.
Mrs. l. ID. Dorsey, eS1 st. An
thony Ave-, Is in her home town
Of Corydon. Ky. She went there
Monday, Feb. 9 because OF the i'll
ness Of her mother, Mrs. Bob
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Harris.
Mrs. Willie BurreII, s5 Hoag
Ave. No, has been confined to
her bed with a heart condition for
the past seven days. She expects
to be up and around by the middle
of the week.
The Minneapolis SOcialite Club
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Session, 1885 Fifth Ave.
So, Sunday before leaving
on their toboggan party at Theo-
dore Wirth park instead of at
Harold Mayes. After the party,
they returned to the Sessions
home for refreshments and played
games.
MIR. e. l. Sims, 4O4O Fourth
Ave. So, who entered Northwest
ern Hospital Tuesday, Feb. 7, re-
turned home Saturday, Feb. IL for
three days. He returned to North
western Wednesday, Feb. Is for
further observation. Mr.. Sims is
suffering from a back injury re-
ceived in January.
Karin Abromovich of W.T.C.N.
was guest of Mrs. Ernest Putnam,
SIS 18th Ave. So. Monday, Feb. 10.
the two discussed radio broadcast
ing.
Mrs Adah De La CompsOn cele-
brated her birthday Saturday
night, Feb. IL, at her home, 422
Dupont Ave. No. Those present
were, Messrs. and Mines. Jack
Curtiss and Audrey Hoskins;
Mines. Maude Chandler and Cora
Saunders; Misses Alice Forte,
Rita Cisco, Dorothy Pendelton and
Mr.. Charles De La Compson. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Jones were not
able to attend. The evening was
spent playing games. Mrs. De La
Compson, received many lovely
gifts. A luncheon was served.
Mrs. Cecilia Patterson, $40
Bryant Ave. No, who has been i'll
since December, is up and around
again and doing nicely.
Mrs. Beulah .COhrOn, .9OI No.
Fourth St., suffered a nervous at
tack Monday, Feb. Is. Her condi-
ton is better but she will be in
bed for a few days.
Mr.. William Kay, of 3748 Fourth
Ave. So, is in General Hospital for
an indefinite period.
The Pragmateia Sorority will
meet at the home of Mrs. Lenora
Dennis, PAP Fifth Ave. So, FRI
day, Feb. IT, at $50 p. m.
Mrs. Beulah Green, 1029h Olson
Blvd, has been ill the past week
following the extraction of some
teeth. She feels much better now.
The Helpers Club of st. Peters
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the st. Paul Auditorium, Feb. %
thru March 8.
The mammoth show, carrying a
cast of 189 skaters, topped by 80
international stars, will present
six evening performances, Tues
day thru Sunday, and Saturday
and Sunday matinees.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINI EAPOLIS

Mr. William Reed, SAL Girard Ave No. returned to the
city from Detroit Michigan Thursday Feb where has
been visiting his son for the past month
Mrs William Reddck, 3817 Clinton Ave &c. entertained
with dinner Sunday Feb Those present were Mesrs and
Mines j. N Hunter, James MOppns and Rev. and Mrs L. C.
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ElectrOnic Scale

The development of an electronic
scale for weighing livestock at pub
lie markets has been announced.
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The f. Il. b. p. Club met with
Mrs. Beatrice Cassius, 300
Fourth Ave. So, Tuesday, Feb. IA.
First prize was won by Mrs. John
Sales, guest Of Mrs. Cassius, sec
ond prize by Mrs. Viola Madden,
and third by Mrs. Ralph Wilson.
Next meeting will be held Febru-
airy %, at Mrs. LeRoss Copeland's,
2900 Portland Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. william johnson,
2438 Fifth Ave. So, are the hap
Ply parents of a seven pound IL
ounce Valentine" baby girl born
February IA at Fairview hospital.
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by
Myrrhene
Allen

Ronnie Jones. Gloria's formal was
navy blue taffeta with tiny straps.
1t was full and held up in little
scallops at the bottom. can't
describe all of the princesses, but
they all looked lovely.
Among the crowd were; Gather
inc Coram, Bev. Kirk, Donald
Johnson, Dick Blakely. Jack
Shannon, Toya oden. Chef oden.
Marvin Crawford, Inez Owens,
Clarence Mckinney, Roland Girls
sam, Laverne Besuford, Dorothy
McNeal, Bubba Jockson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Ballenger, Arlene
Brown, and Matte Shaw.
After the dance some of the
crowd ended up in Given's Ice
Kream Parlor. We kept him open
a little late (smile). Sunday the
Queen got feted to dinner. the
theatre, and the Ice Kream Par
lor. Didn't you feel honored,
Archie" (Gave you lots of pub
lcity) Saw Nonnie Mccoy, Nash
r. c., VIII Grissam and Roland,
Johnny Doyle, Stan Stone, Bin
Dawson, Pat Patton. Say. Louise
Cuff, 1 hope you didn't see the
picture I saw. honestly some
people.)
SORT NOTES
To Ken Mckinney, I still say 1t
was your own fault. (sorry)..
To vii Grissam, you were missed
-. To Connee Brown, you could
have smiled. To Stan Stone, i
wish 1 hadn't--.To Mr.. Woodland
that was the first time. To Chef
oden, you might know someone
would tell. To Stanley Williams,
dislike collaborators. To Ar
lene Brown, stick to 1t. =. TIC
Dorothy McNeal, that was one
terrible "predicament" .... TIC
Ruth Payne, that was the truth.
To Van White, you sure can't KEEP
a secret. .. To Marvin Crawford
I'm sorry. To Hazel Underwood
you sure surprised me. .. TIC
Dixie Young, That was smart. ..
To Joan Howell and Carlotts
Doyle, I'm really sorry, but.
To the Los Caballeros. maybe J
can't behead you, but. Tt
Clarence Mckinney you wer,
there. To Edgar Pillow, whai
happened to you. .. To Bev. Car
roll, watch 1t. To Bunky Rivers
tut, tut. 49,.
The column Is a little short, bu
next week I'll be back with [
longer one. Thanks again folks.
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Quick Silver

Quick Silver
Oregon has one Of the only two
United States producing quicksilver
mines.
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Additional SociaIs
& Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis ChiVers,
4017 Clinton Ave. So, had as their
dinner guest Wednesday, Feb. 8,
Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Simmons, Rev.
II. C. Boyd, and Rev. Henderson
Reddick.
The Jolly I6 Club of st. Peters
church will meet next Thursday,
Feb. %, with Mrs. Floyd Poole,
1882 Fourth Ave. So, at $50 p.
m.
Evening star., 1950-08-07
Veterans Group Indorses
AII-0ut Standby Controls

About, standby economic con-
trolls have been Endorsed unani-
mously by the National Admins
trative Committee of the Ameri-
can Veterans Committee, it was
announced today by Michael
Straight, national chairman of the
organization.
Mr.. Straight declared the con-
trolls are not only necessary to
meet emergencies but to discour-
age horders and prof1teers and
protect the overwhelming majori-
ty of patriotic citizens who are
neither hoarders nor profteers.
The committee also called upon
labor leaders to prepare standby
plans to maintain the genera.
wage level in reasonable and
fair relationship to general price
and profit levels
Other points include aggressive
action to eliminate bottlenecks in
production such as those in steel
and power; extension of Point
Four aid to insure improved
standards Of living in the less
developed nations, ALLEGATION OF
building materials to middle-in-
come groups and for public hous-
ing, accompanied by cuts in non
essential and luxury housing.