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Evening star., 1950-01-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1883 Tudor; Al condition
ttharoughout; one owner; $500. WA,
F1oRD 1s4e de luxe Tudor; will lG sc-
cept $3.50 or best offer. Ideal for
s.ssmen tr.ssm,ssnn or small family family ,.1S New
rrstoI' car car. never wrecked. LA: g.
roRp e 1919 S :esa Tadol st. Us; vs. this tsne.
cleaning 100 h.p. power-packsd
ea.,,ns car can Be yours 70 for n.pr practically ly
Sm pSmts. I iii Mach aGd ist: pSS so.aas vrito t.
EAST MOTOR CO., Ford Dealers,
$40 sladensburs I'd. ne" AT. 92oo'
FORD 1s4s Custom VS.: r. and h..
Wv. tires, like brand-new; Sl,3S5.
S245 down. MORRIS d. HUGHES,
76l4 Ga: ave. NV; GE. 1865. .-15
FORDS, 1850, ,Tudors and Fordors.
sahs.d saenss sm s0gn cur Ssn A. Os sao
HUDSON 1s4s Commodore 81. cost
S2.s07. Sell 1875; r. and h., ak
cellent cond.. pvt. owner. $475 down
and terms HI 1857 8 to 10 u. Pm
HUDSON '4s Commodore "s" club
coupe: Drivemaster, radio and heat
ter, 2-tone green, same as new
throughout: 81 ,495, S345 down.
BE- BELL soH6 MOTORS SOLO wis. aye
HU6so9S cis47 Super e-eyl. a.dr.;
MeRRls NO Rvs SaE, & HgaaEs' 4sasl 1914 A,s Ga
HUDSON l949 2.dr. 2-tone blue. like
ss e. sisss S!'s e5}3 5:ass ss35 Pl ass:i Ba'
vacuummstic drive; price, 5000,
HGpsoN IDS NJ fsss Il; as a:sr. commodoT, g.;
r.,nt and r. w y, tires; Tire. ne. rev gTssn gsn
HSTSppssioN SSps 1885 4:de9z; radio. heat heater.
trsnsp.: drive 'H, Il, you you viii Viii buy ut. It.
Hurry, these don't last long. Only
AoTok 5I s'e Co. nfsss fess pssl.Es: psHlsTHEsAsSST ssS
MINI. aye: ne. Lu. 4.4loo; Id
'naf nsf. 1eas esr sassl e Meenosk sspd ss7S Mr.
raaSSrsT IlaSs ,paleyisw 5aa s2s5; ,.1.r
ao5p aqoipDss down wSg Snsl1ty psy more. ss5 1875
WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bladensburg
I'd. II. 3-SSOO. -25
Lincoln 1947 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h.: clean as . new car, 81 900. See
Mr. boolne, RAINFALL MO1OR CO..
Shrysler,rlymSysh g 2. Isod dss,er' 18th and
ISsetS Ss: s456 g. or tsss S::s ss:R ::R1 o.!
LINCOLN 1s4s Cosmopolitan" sedan;
saaEiPpsd; ssaa6 ed, u; quality car: 81 ,Sg4G; y9G
WHoLSsALERs. 1851 Bisdensbure
LfNc6LN IN 5Ii SzfiEGi zEpHYR 1889 4-dr as sedan;
p.,ne and ssae b sxcf k1s% sSnd ST6a sFts
MEso6Rx fese AZ .ys Use Ta sone. 1soe Coupe rood
MeRdusx Enc sas5 iets Gs bIy.s. sE ss's owner
tea Sa4 South fh'ssh' sosh ss sonslsa Halsa
MHRcGsY heRi Ss' .,s4s 4-dr.; r. and i' h.,
ton. 81. 500. sH. 7Saa. @i5
MERCURY 1e47 4-dr. sedan; radio.
nsassr as . is.s sssS sSysFf IL tag. 7s4s good
MERcURY S9s Custom z-dr.; fully
cond: throughout. rejecting the
ss0aesstuI sS4s gnHp care sr i hss MRg eag sss5
rhsogsz ls Rsz ,sss sI sport .sa saidtn
sT5iT sS,T Ss, .ss ssod dpSS ssIs
ROYAL MoToRs. Packard. is Ken
MERcuRY 1e47 4-door sedan: clean
car. heater: can be financed on usual
NASH 1S47 300" 4-dr. sdn.; excel.
cond.: l owner. low mil, orig.
paint; 5000. GL 724S 10
NASH 1e49. Ambass. 4-dr.; beautiful
2-tone color $500 extra equip.
$2,9s5 orig cost, $1.s50 or best
offer. Call NO. $3.50. --17
NASH 1888 4-dr.; runs very good,
SIS; come quick. MORRIS a.
HUGHES. 1914 Ga. ave. GE. 1856.
Evening star., 1950-01-14
TOP PRICES PAID
40 Chevrolets
40 Plymouths
49 Fords
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA zs. Ford's English-buIlt
tan nnish. r. and h.; excellent cond.
Eew-ear guar; S6eb. HILL q T1B-
BITS, lila Vermont ave. NV, Ma
AUSTIN <-door sedan: .brand-nex
CO. .at q. hrsnd-nsw low price; only
81,226 delivered. terms and trade
Psrts. MANHATTAN AUTo d Rx.
pIo coa setsh sides 7th st r st
equip. Morris 49 convertible
sedan. $e76. Also dealers for 81
foreign ears. JACK PRY. Conn. ave
at 8 vt. and I 9Th and Pa. ave. Sc
BUICK 1e41 7-passenger sedan; $4e4
xUTo WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bls.
dsnsbur9 "a. Ii: $4,000. -26
quality car; $1.094; $500 down
Why Fay Moref AUTO WHOLE
eA1EHS. 1871 Bladensburs I'd. Ii
UGfCx 1s4e ssdanetss; equipped: q
quality ear; 81, ,29z; $3.50 down
Why pay moref AUTO WHOLE
lkiN 17sl SlsdsnsbuFs I'd
-. OSSvs
Evening star., 1950-01-14
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

i.s:ToN INT. CSC stake body: sI65
Silver Spring. Nd. -i5
PIECES REDUCED about h; 1915
Cnsv. A-ton, eft. stake body; 12.
s2s III: sssS ave.. siizeT sMiiAIosahis. sprins: 1Ni MS:
1919 INT. Mstre package deliysry;
oss $50; sy. MsIAiIokExs; sIiII.c sEy,s. nc NC. sIat
isas ssLoEHs oMHEs NC. sssn siss asp;l Il. siss sss
'S ss%p flaas ssss. M4EoNrsY M.iS5 sYFas'01 1se q
el26 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Nd
1s4e-ls47 INT. "K-7'' and "Ks07'
MHLokEY.s. INC. SIS IsV Ga. anu ave-. He
1885 GMc i15.ton a; p.n.l; mo- n,eto,
ssagRpls ssoaTgRplstsly oyerhauied. Call vN
AUTocARs six ton. wita steel dunn
body, good tires: good cond.; $3.50.
seSSAS se2S Sl6i 1tttVfh99, ifsf1 Ford 1910: lsi4s
Rock Wool MSULATRG OUTFIT.
Complete with van-type al!-metal
sSdy: mounted x,i Sn 2.ton ,ne ls4z rord I'd
ossr essss and ii s10' s.s IT.
Ii. 7-9665. lis
1s4s FoRp F:e; only driven $500
tires; 81 500. WHITE MOTOR Co.
1911 70 REQ. dse 81 nodsi aisii CAPT; 1so:sneh @aS
wheelbase, 9.0ox2Q tires; excel
WHITE MOTOR Co, 1870 1st st.
40 GMc H-.on panel truck; extra
RuEEsgfs' Il assats' fEaIhESs,0 + taImS ~ = #. j in
Sssr 'sssa' sesa oosa sss cs ea e2G ass
FORD. Thames. made in England.
,4s Y panel: S425 or best offer.
DSbdE STTe rfckGP s1tfs l.t. nGsa fs47 nton;
r, and h, AL .cond.. rear covered
with canvas top; best offer FIR 1857 q.
1881 CHEVROLET 1h-ton, with 9:
IT. high rack stake: tenders. grill
.sb nnS cab s6,dos IN e.ceIsnt ens1 shape Hs
FokD is21 VS. stake: new motor
saSo ,SS; duel c,, Whsels s .sn1 and Eood tires IS
.
black finish, good mech. condition
The rtght truck for combination Of
Light delivery and PASSENGER car use:
bargain at SOB. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO., INC, 7725 Wis. ave.
1915 CHEVROLET h-ton panel; new
truck appearance Inside and out.
Very low mileage. Compare this
price. S746. CHEVY CHASE MO-
T9R dS CO., INC, 7725 Wis. ave. o..
CHEVROLET 194s a-ton pickup;
exceptionally clean, excel mechani-
eHEvY eHAsR ess aoToR 9 CO. !. fssS ne.
7725 Wis. ave. OIL. 6l00. -16
TRUCK B0DY-12-ft. van, with tall
gate and curtain $3.50. DIAMOND
MOTORS, INC, 1881 3rd st. NV,
ST. 1888. 49,
~ INTERNATIONAL PANEL, new
paint, good condition; $3.50 or best
s1e47 REQ, 2-speed rear, e.oox2O tires.
d7e,in. wheel "ase, $3.50. Call AP.
1912 FORD. long wheel base. q
speed rear. s.25x20 tires; $685.. Call
AP ;,04l
Evening star., 1950-01-14

Auto Owners Attention!
Why sell your car at wholesale when
BELL MOTORS Will sell it for you
all cash. Our. only charge h $25
when car 10 sold, you keep the title.
Call or bring car to BELL MOTORS,
k0l0 WiScanSfn ave. NV WQ- SQan
Evening star., 1950-01-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEDAKER a Comm snder 4-dr.;
overdrive, radio and heater, 1-ovn-
er. motor recently rebuilt; this car
will give Thousands Of cheap trouble
moroEs rs sEas' soiS e, wis., SGy ava sses No. ssaa
srUDEBAKER ~ Champion 4-dr.:
completely equipped, 10000 actual
mi, same as new throughout; only
Se95. S295 down. BELL MOTORS,
.S9lnrH S9d0 WI; Ixsy aye, Wo; 5000; 49, Is Ls
y.isi5is; ovsrdrivs o0saosh r.dio, heater sSn
blue, Wv. tires: this car absolutely
1925 @ down: BELL MOTORS 5oIo
sT1pEsxkER M5i; sxii m is4s sedan; equipped. as
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
sALERs; soo 1871 Bladensburs I'd.
sTuDEsxKER 1e4s sedan; equipped;
. quality car; $780,: $500 down.
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
81 SALEss, a1ssoo 1871 slsdsnsours I'd,
sTUDEsxkER 1s4e Champ. Club
coupe; can't be told from new; fully
equipped and Cd: see5. low terms.
sR6DDEsAkEs ajmD sE assSi se47 Comm. Reeal mlS d.
AseAAbAv StAb NSobSt
Climatizer. r. and h.. hillholder; ex-
Gel. condition throughout; must be
seen to be appreciated; l,195; S295
down. BELL MOTORS, 50I0 wis.
ave. WO. 5000. lis
STUDEBAKER II Commander sedan:
original throughout and . bargain
for S2e6. KENYON-PECK CHEW
RoLET, $40 Lee hwy. CH. 90O3.
sTUDEBAKER 1e47 Commander epe.;
$685.. T BOWMAN tS1a nv Moron + s'sinHss. sAIEs.
studebaker dealers. 1880 Georsia
STUDEbAKER Ie41 Champion 4-dr.;
S2e6; remarkably nice at this price.
BOWMAN MOTOR SALES, stude-
baker dealers. 1880 GEORGIA ave.
sTHpEsxkER 1s47 Champion 2-dr.;
$995.. BOWMAN MOTOR SALES,
Studehaker dealers. 1880 Georgia
TAxICAB, late ~ Chevrolet; equip.
$1,000. eH' cail Nc. e1'si. si41. s0ho': 10 0sBiS
WILLYs ~ station wagon; with
radio and heater. and very low
mileage: this vehicle is worth far
more than the asking price Of $795.
KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET, 314O
Lee hwy Cu Q00o
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rAxIcAB FOR RENT
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

PLYMOUTH 1941 American; '46
Packard Zone; good cond.; option
70 buy. 1924 41st NV, EN-. 1885.
Evening star., 1950-01-14

AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AvALABLE IMMEDIATELY = 1913
Chevrolet vans, stakes: panels and
ssses fTsIIcs ERViGE z VIZ; va nv. II fGR. ER.
Sell: 1928 L ct NV. ME- TO1l
VAN TRUCK. any size job; prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance
IA. 1887; after Pm, GE. 1416
a.
TRUCKS, trailers, tractors. By day OF
week; local or long distance. SHER.
NAN TRUCKING, AP. 3O41.
Evening star., 1950-01-14

40 streaml1ne sedanetts
"S'', beautiful dark blue finish: still
has showroom appearance; driven
S HydraNMafic % ooT AVE- % rsdio apS b.atar
and many other accessories for your
driving comfort; an unusual oppor-
tunity to buy a car that looks and
drives like new for the low price Of
$1.795; low down payment, up to
2 years to pay.
Cipco-CoaSt-In Pontiac Co.
4O7 Florida Ave. NE. Open evenings
TIL O at 700n IL
Evening star., 1950-01-14

CHEVROLET 1912 2-dr.: privately
SrlinetoS. szS Ss Ok ap sSf'a :. a. pisss@sn' sss
CHEVROLET 1888 <-dr.; one of tn.
finest and clesnsst in d. c.; has
81 e. a$ss a$Sao; guarantee inspection
cHEavRSIs;T III sSIS; ~ club coupe; eompl.
recond. new paint. new upholstery,
excel. engine, sood tires: guar.
$495, $165 down. ROYAL MOTORS,
sse6. asssee66srd' Id Kennedy st. NV IT,
CHEVROLET 1910 club coupe; orig
| black hntSh, radio and heater, new
tires; S395 full price. Easy terms
WILLIAMS r. I. ave. at goth st
CHEVROLET '4e 4-dr. Sports sedan;
radio, heater. 1-owner; this car ii
absolutely the most prefect car ir
town; must be seen and driven Il
s1 sS e iM4DEssdsssd MToss issS &: s2ss dGEn Wo
CHEVROLET 1s4s sedan: eauipp.d
quality car; @1.2e4; $3.50 down
sHfEHss e. iSsi Hsaf' sisssa.saMss ASs3 Maota "a
caEysoEfTi HI S.SSGSi 1e4s sedan d;iis.sry; nss
WHoLyEssALIiEaE1s, Iia1 1871 Blsdensburi
oHEv. 1873 club coupe, n.stm.st.r;
wv. tires, heater, etc; owner
low mil, garage kept. A real bar
rain ct 81 .l96. Easy. terms. NOR.
EIS & HUGHES. 1914 Ga. ave. nv
CHHkYsiIpEIa 1s<s sedan; equipped;
quality ear: $9ez; 5000 down, VIII
1871 Bladensburx I'd. II. $500
CHRYsLER 1912 4-door sed.; beauti.
Sl,.. fHl sondissieeat o.. tea fully esg.gPsd; ioS
CHRYSLER 1919 windsor club coupe;
early model; r. and b.. low mileage
RANDAiL MoToRs. NC. chrys.
ler-Plymouth dealer, 18th and N
sts. NV. EX. 4S00. lis
CHRYSLER 1e4l club coupe; r. ans
b.; excellent condition; force to sell
leaving country $596. csll OIL
CHRSsLER '4s windsor Highlands,
sedan; radio and heater. this 1-own.
er ear absolutely can not be tolt
from new; only 81, ,505, cash. tradl
or terms. BELL MOTORS, 50l(
wis. ave, wO. 5000. lis
CHRYSLER 1910 4-dr.: leoks won
derful, rung like . million; . supe,
] yslus for $50 down. bal sss5., kE
Evening star., 1950-01-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CADILLAC, '48
S2.295. S595 Dn.

"61," 4-door, Hydramatic, r. and h.,
2-tone, This car formerly belonged
to company ofdcial. Immaculat TO
condition. See MR.. RUBY. 1901
13th st NV
Arizona sun., 1950-01-27
Randolph News
BY ROZENA SIMPSON

Revival to start at the Church
of God In Christ at Randolph
January "a. The services will be
conducted by Rev. Means and his
wife.
Mrs. Lillian Allen the proprietor
of the Randolph Cafe is planning a
trip to Eloy on business.
Mrs. Rozena Simpson has been
a little ill but she is better now.
Mr.. Lloyd White and wife Is
finishing their contract in the cot
ton harvest.
Mr.. Aurther Williams and son
sold their home in Randolph and
left for Oklahoma.
Mrs. Magnolia White is expect
ing her husband home next week
from a 6-week vacation from Okla
homa and Texas.
Arizona sun., 1950-01-27
Chandler Roundup
BY Catherine Hardwiclx

Plans for the new Southside Tav-
ern have been completed. Erec-
ton will begin In two or three
months. The new site is a remote
section near the railroad tracks
south of Chandler, and about six
blocks north of the present place.
May Frances Taulton, daughter
of Mrs. Maggie Taulton, was re-
Gently married to former child
hood Schoolmate in Dallas, Texas.
The lucky bridegroom is Albert
Stinson. They now reside in Texas.
There are quite few veterans
in Chandler who are expecting their
insurance bonus, including your re-
porter. The first veteran to re-
ceive the dividend is Junior Mason
who has already invested his check
in car.
Dollie Hardwicke was treated by
DR.. Pohle last Saturday, when he
had the fragments of glass thrown
in his face during q brawl at the
Tavern, while trying to stop a fight.
He recovered rapidly.
We wish to express our deepest
sympathies to Polly Criner, whose
mother passed away last Saturday
in Lawton, Oklahoma.
Ben Chambers, who was injured
in an accident, when his truck over
turned in New Mexico, is home
again and is well on his way to re-
covery. I
Tom Payne, Sr., and family re-
turned to Texas last Tuesday for q
vacation. Elmore George accom-
panied them.
Arizona sun., 1950-01-27
Phoenix Social News

Mrs. J. w. Wiley of 1440 South
18th Avenue had a sher guest, Mrs.
Mamie Lark of this city. Also Mrs.
Lark's mother, Mrs. Lula Tanner,
a brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Tanner, all of
Houston, Texas. The Tanners were
visiting Mrs. Lark over the holi-
days and Mrs. Wiley invited them
all over to a most gracious repast,
on Tuesday night, January 8.
Mrs. Rosa Brown and Mrs.
Bertha Datson of Detroit, Michigan,
are visiting their sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Crawford, lis North 18th Street,
and are being lavishly entertained
by friends. Mrs. Crawford is ac-
companying her sisters to Los An
geles for a visit with friends, after
which they will return to Phoenix
before leaving for home.
Arizona sun., 1950-01-27
THE VALLEY SOCIAL WT1IRL
By THOMASENA MARSHALL
Phone 3-7573
Phone 3-7573

Our town is fast becoming the
haven for celebrities (welcome
folks, we are happy to have YOU'D
and the latest arrival is the famous
Combo maestro, Louis Jordan, who
arrived Saturday, January IA, for a
stay of four or five months. In
cidentally, Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan
were in the motorcade that went
to Tucson for the Beau Brumme's
Formal.
Formally speaking, this column
has information that the affair was
terrific. With the ballroom of the
Tucson Elks Home completely be-
decked in blue and white club col
ors, it was the setting for a gala
occasion enjoyed by DR.. and Mrs.
David Solomon, guest of honor;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. S. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hart, DR.. and Mrs. Walter Murray,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson, Miss
Alexis Anthony and company, Mr..
Robert Frazier, Mr.. William Cor
bin, DR.. and Mrs. Lowell Wormley,
Attorney and Mrs. H. B. Daniels,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams, Miss
Dorothy Williams, Mrs. Lorraine
Crump and Mrs. Evelyn Warren and
brother. Of we missed anyone,
humble apologies.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Batteau
(she is the former Carver High
Spanish instructor) served an ele-
CANT Buffet Supper for all guests
from Phoenix. After the dance
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnes had
friends in for cocktails at their
lovely Third Street address.
Mr.. Lucas Leos has learned that
his sister, Mrs. Juanita Shepard and
husband are scheduled to dock from
Frankfort, Germany in a few days.
They are to be stationed at Ft.
Lewis, Washington.
Army special orders reveal that
DR.. Fred Williams has been pro-
NOTED to captain in the u. S. Medi-
cal Reserve Corps.
Cecil B. DeMille and the man.
agement of the Orpheum Theatre
issued invitations through the
Council of Parent Teachers GAsso-
Citations to The Federated Women's
Club, The Jewish Social Agency
and The Council of Church Women
to preview the very moving film
love story of Sampson and Delilah.
The picture and the view from
those luxurious first floor seats
were excellent (why can't we sit
there always, Mr.. Manager?).
Among those we saw in the audi
ence were Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Flip
per, Mis- Naomi Edwards, Miss
Gwendolyn Smith, Mr.. Lloyd Dick
ey, Mr.. and Mrs. James McElroy,
Arizona sun., 1950-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. sylvester EDWARDS,
Mrs. Eleanor D. Ragsdale and Mrs.
Robert Harper.
That dapper young business man,
Mr.. Lincoln Ragsdale is off, again,
this time on trip to Oklahoma.
DR.. Thomas Crump and brother
Bob, back from l.. A. with lots of
smiles and a big trophy which DR..
Crump won in the golf tournament
sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. These
two SPORTS e n have exciting
stories of the gay round Of social
courtesies shown the visiting golf
erS.
Mr.. Thomas Devine, an employee
of the Ford Motor company of De-
troit for over a quarter Of a cen
tury, is vacationing with his fam
lily in their recently completed
home on East Broadway. After
two months visit he will return to
Detroit.
The Gardner Motel is the center
of much social interest when such
notables as Lillian Randolph
(Birdie of the Great Gildersleeve
radio show and her companion
Freddie James, stop over for a two
weeks stay. These entertainers
were feature attractions a the
Gilded Cage while in Phoenix. The
guest roster at Gardner's includes
Elder ]. Watts and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Williams, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Polk, Flagstaff; Mr..
Joseph Sumner, Tulsa and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunt of San Diego, who will
remain in the valley while he is
stationed at the Litchfield Air Base.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Honor came
down from Fairbanks, Alaska to
spend several weeks, but found the
city too warm (imagine, and in the
winter, tooD and have returned to
their home.
The J. E. Grigsbys and ]. S. Flip
perS were guests at a party given
at the Civic Drama Festival Play
House, 1885 East Mcdowell Road
on last Saturday evening. The
newly located play house has a faci-
mating colorful modern design
which was created in part by Mr..
Grigsby. The Drama Festival will
present it's first play of the season,
East Lynn, a musical melodrama
beginning Friday, January 27. All
are invited.
We are happy to announce that
Mrs. Madeline Hardy is again on
the social horizon after a brief pc
riod of disqualification.
Folks who go to tn beautiful
American Legion Club say that
Gloria Williams is one swell per-
son, mighty efficient too.
Monday, January %, No. 1, O.E.S.
held their regular meeting at the
Boy Scout Center on North 18th
Street. Palms Chapter, O.E.S. were
guests for the evening; following a
short business meetin, there was a
quizz contest with both chapters
participating. Afterwards, refresh
mentS were served and all present
had a wonderful time. Geraldine
Solomon, VIM, Vera Bell Bartlett,
AM. and Dorothy Stubblefield,
treasurer.
Miss Hazel Williams, student at
Roosevelt College, Chicago, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Will
liamS, arrived in the city yesterday
by plane to spend the
spring vacation with her parents.
Arizona sun., 1950-01-27

pink and green. Seventeen guests
were present. It was her 18th birth
day. She received many lovely
gifts.
Mr.. Jim Jones, 816 West Mag
nolia, has returned recently from
Houston, Texas, where he visited
relatives and friends for the past
six weeks.
Mr.. r. w. Garner of Blythiville,
Arkansas, arrived in the city this
week to visit relatives whom he
hasn't seen in 80 years. He is the
son of j. S. Garner, Ills South
First Avenue, and brother of J. D.
Garner and Mrs. A. V. Burton. The
reunion was very happy one.
Mrs. Bessie White of 1718 East
Jefferson, entertained with a deli
cious luncheon Tuesday for Mrs.
Bertha Datson and Mrs. Rose
Brown, both of Detroit, Michigan,
who were visiting their sister, Mrs.
Ezra Crawford, lis North 18th
Street. Other guests were Mrs.
Bertha Shelton, Mrs. Evelyn Turn
er and Mrs. Marguerite Hunter.
Beatrice Kay: Playboy - man
with ton hat white lies and tales
Arizona sun., 1950-01-27
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Street, 2031
South Seventh Avenue, entertained
their niece, Josephine N. Street,
with a birthday party Sunday, jan
uary IS, from 2 to 4. The color of
the ice cream and cake served was
Arizona sun., 1950-01-27

Beatrice Kay: Playboy - a man
with top hat, white lies and tales.
Evening star., 1950-06-09
DR.. Lacy Elected New Head
IOf Southern Presbyteri0ns

received his 3. D. in 1913 and was
ordained one year later.
After serving from 1917 to 1919
as a chaplain with the 18th Field
Artillery, 30th Division. DR.. Lacy
was, pastor of Central Presbyterian
Church of Atlanta for seven years.
He left that post to become presi-
dent of Union Seminary in 1925.
He is a member of Phi Beta
Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa,
Kappa Alpha, and the Hermitage
Country Club in Richmond. He
also holds honorary degrees Of
D. D. from Davidson and Duke,
LID from Hampden-Sydney Col
lege and the University of North
Carolina, ana a Doctor Honoris
Causa from the theological faculty
of the University of Montpelier,
France.
He married Emma E. White on
April 20, 1919, and they have four
children.
Evening star., 1950-06-09
BY me Assoeiosed Press

PARIS. June 9.-People who
want only to 'eat, drink and be
merry" organized themselves into
an international movement last
night.
The members. now numbering
420 in five countries, are devoted
followers of the father of French
literature. Francois Rabelais. They
have adopted his own laws: ''One
must love ones fellow man, re-
spect the liberty of thought. and
agree that laughter is the right
of man"
The cream Of French and Amer
lean society in Paris got together
last night to recruit the world to
the movement. called "Compan-
ions of Rabelais.''
Helen Keller. world famed
American, who has proved q per-
son can be happy and competent
despite being deaf. mute and
blind, is a devoted Rabelaisian
This is just what's needed" she
said through her companion. Miss
Polly Thomson.
10 Davidson, famous sculptor
who is accompanying Miss Keller
on q European tour, added: "l
have been Rabelaisian all my life
by personal inclination. Now In
happy to see an organization
Evening star., 1950-06-09
BY the Assoeieted Press

MASSANETTA SPRINGS. Va,
June ga World War I Field
Artillery chaplain and former
Rhodes scholar is the new mod
orator of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States.
He is DR.. BENJAMIN Rice Lacy,
jr., president of Union Theological
Seminary In Richmond.
DR.. Lacy was elected unani-
mously last night at the opening
of the Southern church'S Goth
general assembly. 1t was the sec
ond time In its history the assem-
bly, had named its moderator by
acclamation.
The election followed a, brief
worship service and the opening
address by w. E. Price, Charotte
IN. c., businessman and ruling
elder in Charlotte's Caldwell Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church. A
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committees and agencies were re-
ferred to standing committees for
consideration and report to the
assembly.
approximately 400 lay and
clergy commissioners from 81
Presbyteries in synods through
out the Southern Church are here
for the session which is expected
to end Tuesday.
In his address Mr.. Price said
the indifference manifested by so
many church members" is Grip
pling the church's usefulness more
than any other one thing.
DR.. Lacy, born in Raleigh, N. c.,
July 80, 1886, received his A. B.
degree from Davidson College and
took a B. A. in modern history at
oxford University, 1907-10. He
entered Union Seminary in 1910,
Evening star., 1950-06-09
Sherry Robertson's
Car Stolen, Found
FourHours Later

Sherry Robertson, Mats right
fielder. was feeling mighty fine
when he left the ballpark last
night after the thrilling victory
over Cleveland.
But a few minutes later he was
calling for police. Some one had
stolen his automobile from a park
ing lot at Georgia avenue and v
street NV.
Police recovered the car four
hours later at Fourth and I streets
NV. Robertson learned happily
that it had not been damaged.