davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FOREST GLEN

Prewar construction; 3 bedrms. tile
path. lse. liv, rm., screened porch,
To reach: Out Ga ave. IL miles
past shopping center in Silver
Spring, turn left TO Forest Glen on
Linden ave, to 300 Woodstock ave
open Sun. TO ,.
Kinks Realty Co., RE. 1914
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlAhD
BLOCK MODERN HOME = 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths: oil heat; on small
farm; near water, school bus, eN-
cellent road. Also q number Of reas
priced large lots adjoining. ST.
5O31. IL TO 4
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Ewes, RA, $3.50
GARRETT PARF

blrds singing, gorgeous magnolia tree
forming buds, bulbs pushing through
the ground. bushes beginning 10
mower TO say nothing OF fruit trees
bbearins al summer long, and a
ter hall, lse. living rm and fireplace,
dining rm,. lst floor bedrm. and
bath, fully equipped kitchen; 2nd
moor has 3 bedrmS., l entirely pan
eled. and numerous lge. closets;
basement oil h.-wh. There is ,
car det. gar, and a delightful gar-
den of nearly an acre OF Eround.
Close TO transp. and elementary
schools. Please call MRS. UPP, SH.
U335
RIVER ROAD AREA
Just what you've been looking for II
you are interested in from 4 to l.
acres OF sround which includes a
aery bedpm ipvesS White brick rambler with
rm, With fireplace, opening to
beautiful brick terrace with an out
SIDE fireplace; SIS 900 with 1 acres.
Ss9,59o with y acres. Please cali
Mrs. Beyer, 81. 6951
BRADLEY BLVD.
Lovely white brick custom built home;
s5 sioped rooms vns are generously ym proper
library, lavatory. kitchen, and
bedrms., baths, and extra storage
space on the 2nd floor; a completed
rec. rm., laun. rm.. maids rm, and
shower bath in basement: attached
garage. Please call Mrs. Dickinson,
WO. Sill.
"a ACRE
M. Kensington; 4 bedrms., 3 baths,
tbedrm.. bath, 1st fioor). modern
Kitchen. fireplace; oil heat; trees.
flowers. and shrubs abound on this
lovely site; well situated in a Quiet
established neiehborhood: price and
terms will surprise you. Please cali
Mr. Burruss. HU. 1866, till 8 pm
WALKER g. DUNLOP. INC.
Realtors 1907 o st. NV.
georgetown once open til 8, please
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UNIQUE APT. HOUSE

NEAR 18th AND NEWTON ST
Modern detached brick. looks like
private home, on entrance floor =
apartments; each has large living
room with fireplace. twin bedroom,
bath and kitchen. On 2nd floor,
4sxl6 #, with fireplace and double
height-ceiling; also 3 bedrooms, .
baths and kitchen; on Ord floor. >
bedrooms and bath. High dry day
light basement. lst floor apartment
2 floors. rent 1865, furnished, Price
includes all furniture on upper .
noors; quite dead-end street over
looking Rock Creek Park. REA-
6ONABLE PRICE. Call Mr.. Ford,
with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st: NV. ST. 1900; ewes,
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EDGEMOOR.

A new listing In this most desirable
area. Large living room, dining
room, den, powder room kitchen,
porch and patio: 4 bedrooms and >
baths on Snd floor; large recreation
room with fireplace. maids room
and fun bath in basement. 2-csT
karase. House in immaculate con-
oltion; impressive center-entrancc
brick with slate roof. an excellent
property at $4,000 Exclusive,
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO
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SILVER SPRING

Most desirable Woodside Hills sec
tion. convenient to schools, stores
and transportation: this very at
tractive white brick bungalow has
nice living room. fireplace, dining
all on one floor; gas heated. with
detached garage; fenced rear yard
and nice shrubbery; owner trans
ferred and priced to sell Call Mr..
Ruark, SH. 4436. with
Fidelity Investment Co.
I1O5 e st. NV Ma 2A31 p
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Nr. 18th g. Buchanan NV,

Large detached two-story brick. Just
reconditioned thruout; 24-ft. living
room: dining room, den, powder room
and large kitchen on 1st floor; 2nd
moor, large bedrooms, full baths;
Bird floor. / large bedroom; recrea-
tion room and maids room with
fully shrubbsd lot; Lear detached
garage; gas INV h. Shown by appt.
only. Call Mr.. Tolson for low price
and easy terms. KELLEY & BRAN
NER. DI. 7740; ewes, OR. 1893.
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"HOME WITH INCOME"

Gruver- built brick home. mr.. Ward
man Park Hotel: 1st A.. very lge.
haIi. llv rm., din. rm., kit, pantry,
front porch and small rear porch;
md H., 3 bedrms. and bath plus
encl. and heated porch: Bird a., 2
huge bedrms., l bath plus encl.
porch; basement, maids rm. and
iav., oct. garage; new oil burner;
right at S17.950. Call NE. lI43
until pm. today or Sunday. j,
WESLEY BUCHANAN Realtor
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ROBERT E. LOHR
HERE'S YOUR HOME!
FIRST FLOOR REDROOM
OUTSTANDING

beautiful home In PARK
taCing creek, custom built brick
slate roof, 2-csr garage. enormous
outdoor terrace, acres ground
three extra larse bedrooms, two and
half baths, BenGiN laundry, kitchen
dining rm. with corner cabinets.
han and SpaciouS living room with
fireplace. bedroom and bath on frst
moor, valS-ln closets. al outStanG.
ing feature is the lovely close-tn
location situated amonG abundance
OF doswoodS, old shade. beautiful
gardens and masuificent view; there
Is a stone wall and huse outdoor
fireplace on the very attractiyelv
Handicapped rear OF the house. tho
grounds and patio may be lighted at
night and makes this outdoor living
area a real 10Y Call OWNER, SH
3HNR of PhllA AA A-lAnl
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

very clean ,5-rm. semidet. brick
equipped kits; in heart OF every.
thing. Easy terms. and bsmt. rental
VIII pay your payments, T. %.
BURGESS, vi. 2SO2 till
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA

A real Dutch Colonial. 3 bedrm. ia
kitchen, garage, gas heat; only only
S19.500. Call Mr. Smithson. with
z: M: FRY, INC, WI. 674O; ewes,
OIL 417O .
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SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
32O PEABODY ST. NV.

Upper Brightwood: lge. s-rm. semi
due to recent redecoratins; entire
.lst floor carpeted; 2nd floor has 4
bedrms.. and . tiled baths: lavatory
In basement; gas h.-wh h.. 2-car brick
garage: lot over 200 #. deep. Open
Martellino. 10. 2-466I, with HARRY
PORETSKY. 1918 K st. NV, Ma.
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MONTGOMERY

INVESTMENT 4 INSURANCE CO.
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HoUSES-sAlE-SE tca., ,
HOME AND INCOME
CT AppROVFn

This lovely su-brick. 3-bedroor
house with q complete furnished
apartment in an English basement
has been GI approved for Sl6 800,
rsauir,nE about $500 cash for q
G1: The basement apartment con-
sists Of a living room. bedroom
kitchen and bath. all furnished and
rented for SIS. The first foor has
living room with fireplace, dining
room, complete kitchen with dinette
area and q irst- -noor bedroom with
bath. The second floor has . bed
rooms the house also has Gear
will be open Sat. and Sun. till dark.
Mr. Wells CWI. 6690) will be on
the property TO answer any cues
tons; The address is 4so2 T ST. in
the Hulerest area sc. To reach
Go out Penna. ave. sc. TO Alabama
ave, left on Alabama -tenths
O. mile 70 Burns St. risht on
4 81; TO house and open sign.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-15eO K ST. NV.
MA. 9141
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HOUSES FOR sALE-hotheo.,

AMEs ST., OFF MINI. AVE, beauti-
fui semidet. 6-rm. home. modern and
VEL VEL built; Price. $3.50. Terms.
JOE CURTO REALTY, FIR. 1900. .
LANGDON-Corncr det. s-rms and
basement fss;na home. like new inside;
thing. Oil heat. Sacrifice. S1I $50,
With $500 down. OWNER, no.
MICHIGAN PARK-Det a.bedrm
corner home; lge.- lot; S11 800, terms
arrsnsed; excel; location. W. CLIFF
5SRD pSpI ,SHERTzER, Realtor, RE.
653a EASTERN AvE.-3-bedrm.. 2
ground; ideal for subdiyidine into
a6ut building sites: price. S16.o
Gib;on S2S. convenient rvitn terms; Call c.: =.
NE; 4I00; eyes. VI. 1886. "a
NEAR 4th AND r. I. AVE. NE
24l9 md st. ne; detached, asbestos
SHINGLES, 6 rooms. oil heat. gas re-
Irlgeratlon; very large lot: price,
DE 5000.
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SILVER SPRING

Home For Settled Couple
Custom-built 5-rm. bungalow on level
corner lot; fireplace; porch; finest
fixtures, including electric washer
and ironer; convenient location
$4,000. For appt. to see. call Miss
Linzel, 81. 1882, COX & CO., 81.
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6100 3rd ST. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY. ] TO PM.
Detached brick Colonial, containing
lge liv. rm;, din. ,rm., kit, break
fast nook. den and powder rm on
list a.; 3 twin-size bedrms. and >
baths on Ind A.; stairway to lge.
storage attic; oil &C. heat slate
roof; very convenient to schools,
shopping and transp; Priced for
immediate sale. Call Mr.. Burke,
TU. 200: ewes. XII S-S514.
SHOCkEY & MOORHEAD
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SILVER SPRING

S15,75o, detached corner brick, cen
ter entrance, living room with fre-
place, dining room. modern kitchen
three bedrooms and bath second
floor, recreation room with bar, gas
&C. heat. excellent location and
condition. Call Mr.. Ruark. VI 642s.
with BETHEL. DI. 3i80. Exclusive
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ROCKVILLE PIKE
J., ACRE GA 75O

Near Woodmont Country Club a
completely reconditioned bungalow
with new hot-water heating pIani
and oil ourner: 3 well-proportioned
rooms, bath. front porch and in
CloSed rear porch; large garden
area; chicken house.
An investment property with future
nrSt commercial value. WO. 300,
EDW. H. JONES g. CO.. INC
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BUILDERS OWN HOME

l yr old-Cape Cod In Bethesda
. lge hedrms. LIST Il. powder rm
lsvstory and semifiuiShed rec. rm i'm
basement, garage Screened porch.
lac lot, special nlumbiug and lish'-
lne hNtures. Wall-to-wRll carpctuEc
many special built in feature
no broker please: a real huy al
SOL 500 OIL -6j8
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Family home-4 bedrms., 2 porches, a
very lovely kit. full bsmt., lge., level
iiot with paved SITS. and sidewalks.
tEe; anor. snade asS trees, det. gar. bus at
blks. S12,75O with $4,000 down
T. D. BURGESS. vi. 2SO2 till
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TRADE

Your home for a beautiful. detached
home in an exclusive section OF
nearby Maryland Our homes are
the last word Consider detached
brick on large level lot. State roof
powder room den. recreation room,
Laundry chute. screened porch,
maids quarters. sun deck. breakfast
nook diShwasher. GARBAGE disposal
bedrooms. 2 baths detached ia
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TAKOMA PARK
1902 HILTON AVE,
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD

rooms, , baths, modern kitchen and
breakfast room, recreation room, :,
hreplaces; lot over 200 #. deep
Call Mr. Haines with BFITZELL,
D1. 300. ewes, MI $500, Ext fO4
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3-Bedrm. Brick Colonial
Large liv. rm., fireplace, dining rm.,
mod. kit. full bsmt., conveniently To-
Gated; priced for quick sale. Call
Mr. Brehm, COX & CO, 81. 0775;
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w 0OOAAo w
1hlh II Ct Al VI MA ouAr

COLORED-2 Ice, completely furn.
apts.. sth and Taylor sts. NV; oil
neat: neat: 4 real buy; Income S235 mo.
Snly SnSp,si1 Sia,ooo; terms; RE. 331 s,
CoLORED-HoME Plus INCOME
kits, and 7 rms. Now renting for n
sos per mo. 81 800 down. balance
J mGnsh1yi ntfIAs Gall p.nN NJ :. sa Arthur With
coLoRE6-iLIIiiNo1s AVE. Nv
Home and investment; excellent
cond.; parquet floors, beautiful front
and rear yard; oil INV h.. detached
ferms' fSrHse' p}TTf ppT4cfd av to sell convenient
CoLoRED-aoo BLK. TAYLOR ST
N.W.--Tapestry, row brick with re-
reception hall, liv,. rm.: din. rm. kit.
nansifa E;1ed I'd d den N on ~ 1ss A. bedrms;
Immed: poss. Priced low for QUICK
sale; Mrs Thomson. oY. 1884. No.
enees. LEATH & ASHLEY, INC. Ma.
COLoRED-3924 9Th ST. NV
I or 3 families. New cond. Vacant.
eg.T, Open. VII WI exeh, a6l OWNER or your
CoLoRED-1soO BLOCK RANDOLPH
ST. N.W.-Lovely 6-rm. brick; lge.
nv, rm. with flrepl., lge. din. rm.
with beamed ceiling. built-in china
cabinet, nice kit. screened rear
porch on 1st f.; 3 bedrms., IL
baths, screened porch on md a.:
full bsmt. with front and back ent.
gas h.-w.h.; det. gar; lovely lot
with roses. flowers, shrubs, etc;
newly decor. An excel buy in an
excel. community. Only Sl4,95O
Mrs. Thompson, OV. 1884, NO
Ouo6, LEATH d ASHLEY, INC.
Ma 6464.
r ST. NV
vacant 7 rms, bath; $500 down.
$50 mo. Open Sun. 3 to 5 =,
CQORED-BEAUT1FUL LOCATION
~ Quincy st. NV. overlooking a
trlansle park to Soldiers Home
ground. S-room row brick, 4 bed
rms. entered from hall oil heat,
double back screened porches, front
porch, large level yard with gar,
Underpriced at S14,25o. Substan-
tlal cash payment. Shown BY appt
only. Call M. B. Weaver, WO. 4944
or DI. 1880.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1224 l4th st. NV, DI. 3346.
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ROW HOUSE
CFRAME)
Cd OS0

COLORED-S4, ,95O-Near Navy Yard
6-rm. row frame; $3.50 down, $40 so
per mo. JOHN L. SHELTON. Re-
altor, JO $4,000, 3
COLORED-15th AND E SITS. Sc
rms. , incl porches. lge open
porch, gas heat reas. price. WAL
IER 4. BROWN: 1104 VT. ave.
COLORED - ANACOSTIA - Nearly
new, ) rms, tile bath. air-condi-
TONED: gas heat: the price is right
WALTER A. BROWN, 1l04 VT. ave.
Ma. 1862, WI. 5I34.
rms: cleo water on street: $500
cash bal. like rent. ME. 1902. DU.
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TEMPLE HILLS RID.

Beautiful custom built bedrm
country home in most desirable sur.
roundingS. New cond.; ultra-viole,
ray window panes throughout Ful
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., gear gar. h-acre
lot; natural, mature trees. 8 mi
from D. c. line; paved rd Terms tc
suit. T. D. BURGESS, vi. 1902 till
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4-BEDROOM BRICK

4-BEDROOM BRICK
1923 TAYLOR ST. NV.
An outstanding value in a
2o-ft. Colonial brick home: most
conveniently located near Roosevelt
High School. grade and Junior high
schools and quick downtown transp,;
very suitable for large family, as
mere are also >, inclosed rear
ern gas furnace; electric refriger-
ator; attic; garage. In perfect con-
dltlon. Open Sun, / 30 to 6 pm. or
Prone Mr.. Wyvell, WO. 3242.
& LUCHS co.
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$14,250
SILVER SPRING

Colonial charm. Side-hall plan; 8
bedrms., ltv. rm. 1sx13 with frepl,
din. rm. 11hx111a. fully equip
kitchen, full bsmt.. Owner has been
transferred, Underpriced for quick
sale: easy financing. Call SH. SOLO
till pm.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-17

Triessant Of Augsburg college was
q visitor to the school and gave .
few remarks.
The gospel chorus furnished
music for the morning hour.
Mines. GenevieVe Cooper, Opheha
Orange, and Messrs. Elwood Hen
derson and Olden Benford sang
solo leads with the chorus which
was enjoyed by all.
The text for the morning was
taken from the LIST chapter Of LIST
John, 7th verse and given by Rev.
H. w. Bolts, Sr. Subject was
Brotherhood Of Man and Fellow
ship Of God" He brought out
many things pertaining to inter-
racial living. People walking In
the light are walking In the foot
steps Of Jesus, but you cannot
walk in fellowship with your fell
low man. To be q true Christian
you must see q man for what he
looks like. Man Ii made from the
dust Of the earth, and in different
parts Of the country we find DIFF
ferent kinds Of dust, but added up
II all means Just dust.
Let's not observe tnterracial
week any one week Of the year
but try to observe II every day Of
the week and every week Of the
year.
Continue to pray and pray often
as possible. Rev. H. w. Bolts, Sr.,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-17
ST, PHILIPS LUTHERAN
CHURCH

What Is the Church? This ques-
ton has given rise TO more dis
putes, more difficulties, than any
other single question in the history
Of Christianity. It has been de-
fined by different groups as con-
sisting of any one of a number Of
outward organizations. Some say
the church is that type Of organi-
zation which Is episcopalian,
others make II presbyterian.
others congregational in charac-
ter, and son on ad infinitum. The
real answer to this question must
be sought, however, not in the
opinions OF men, but in the Word
Of God. The Bible must be allowed
to explain itself. Next Sunday,
February 18th. our topic for study
will be this doctrine of the church
as taught in Scripture. This is
the seventh In a series of special
doctrinal sermons on the fundA-
mental topics of the Bible. Christ
has urged US to search the Scrip
lures" That Is the task of the
church as a whole, OF each indivi-
dual Christian. We must seek to
know Gods Word better. We in
vite all readers TO join US next
Sunday and each succeeding Sun
day as we study the Bible to-
gether.. Identical services at $50
and IL 100 a. m. each Sunday. Sun
day School services at $3.50 with
special colored slides illustrating
the Bible story for the day.
We wish to call to the attention
Of all readers of the Spokesman
that special LENTEN services win
be held each Wednesday evening
at 8 p. m. beginning Wednesday.
February 22nd Cash Wednesday,
Pastor Robert Preus will be the
guest preacher for this series.
Plan TO spend an hour each week
meditating on the message Of
Lent. All proceeds from our Len
ten services win be given for Mis-
sion work.
Among our visitors last Sunday
were Mrs. Fontineau and Mr..
Perkins. Why not pay Us q visit
next Sunday? See our ad for de-
tails.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-17
BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Last Sunday at the morning
worship, the Border congregation
was the recipient of a very inter-
esting sermon by Rev. c. r.
Nichols of the Pennington Meth
odist Church, Pennington. Rev.
Nichols subject was on Brother
hood" II a man say, I love God
and hateth his brother, he Is a
liar; For he that loveth not his
brother whom he hath seen, how
can he love God whom he hath not
SEEM" LIST John 4:20. The sub
ject was handled very well by
Rev. Nichols.
After the sermon, Rev. Nichols
administered the Holy Communion
to many present. Many visitors
were seen in the audience.
Vesper services, Sunday evening
from 9 to 7. You are urged to at
tend these services.
Sunday evening. Feb. 26th, there
win be a showing of the moving
picture. The life Of st. Paul"
after the vesper hour.
The Border choir rendered q
short musical program at Wesley
church before q well attended and
appreciative audience.
Next Sunday morning, Feb. 10,
Rev. Sexton win speak from the
subject God and Love-"
Beginning Wednesday, Feb. ~,
Lenten noon day services win be
held on each consecutive Wednes-
day until Easter.
The Women OF Border viii have
their tenth Annual George WASH
ington' Tea, Sunday. Feb. 10. at
the church from 4 to 7 p. m. A
good program has been prepared
and one and all are urged to at
tend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-17
SIOUX FALLS, s. D.
MINERVA BRKD0EWATEB
CSC No. Nina Ava
8I0uE FAlin. 0o. DAhE.

st. Johns Baptist Church, Rev.
II. W. Bolts, Jr., pastor. Feb. 18th,
Sunday, text: st. Luke 10:13-24.
Subject, Occupy Until ! Come. I"
Devotionals led by Mrs. Harvey
Bentley and Mr.. Al O. Frost. The
senior chOiF's new member II Mrs.
Al @. Frost. "a Closer Walk With
Thee" with solo part by Rev.
Bolts, Jr. The Junior Choir, with
Mrs. II. W. Bolts, directing. rem
dered two special numbers. The
sermon Of Rev. Bolts brought
home the thought that time 10 the
test Of truth, and that we only
can be calm when we are building
our spiritual home. Club No. 2,
Mr.. James Fleming, captain turn
ed In S7i.0O. Mr.. NJ. Mcintosh,
railroad employee visitor, brought
greetings from Mt. Olivet Baptist
Church, 81. Paul, MINI. Rev. Bolts
brought q soul stirring sermon at
the evening worship.
Mrs. MAbIe Anderson and small
son, hOuseguests OF her sister, Mrs.
Eta MoXIey and family, 9i6 No.
Main Ave, returned to her home
in Omaha. Nebr. Saturday.
Pilgrim Baptist church, Rev.
Eugene Williams, pastor, Sunday.
Feb. 18th. After the sermon a
solo, His Eyes IL on the Spar
row. by Mr.. r. G. Collins. Mrs.
Eugene Williams gave a reading.
The Bronze women's club, Mrs.
William Tolson. president, met at
the home OF Mrs. John Armstrong,
ll5 No. Dakota Ave. Monday in a
social session.
Mrs. Rose Carr, Chicago, H., is
the hOuseguest of her cousin, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Smith and family,
1912 No. Phillips Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bass Booker and
family. 618 No. MINI. Ave. had
~ their guest for dinner Sunday.
Mrs. James Moore.
Mrs. Al. q. Frost, 610 No. MINI.
Ave, observed her birthday with
the family at dinner Sunday. Feb.
~ at their home.
Birthday, Feb. ~, Mr.. James
Moxley celebrated at a get-to-
gether social at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe Lotion, lis No.
Dakota Ave. Sunday In honor of
his birthday.
Mr.. Kenneth jackson, British
born and formerly from Rutland.
VI. and who II now living at the
Booker T. Washington Center
here recalls many interesting in
Cidents.
Would IKE 20 get On contact
with MFA. Hannah Turner Dun
can, formerly from RussellvilIe.
Ny. Last heard from was living
In 81 Paul, MINI. Please write
me-, Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton,
70A East 9Th street, Booker r.
Washington Center Manager.
The Federated Club, Mrs. Har-
vey Bentley, chairman. met Thurs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-17
ThOrOsa SInSlOtaVy Files
poV DlVoVeoJ HVsband
RoSsVulnOd ~ Jwdn0

Judge Harold Rogers Of Henns-
pin district court last week issued
q restraining order ordering Ben
Jamin singietary TO leave the
premises At 500 Fremont Ave. NJ.
whore he had been living with his
wife, Mrs. Theresa Warren Single
tary.
Mrs. Warren has filed suit for
divorce charging Mr.. SlngietAry
with cruel and inhuman treat
ment." Mrs. Warren Ls a beauty
culturist operating a shop at her
home. singietary In presently en-
plOycd as a salesman for q tele-
vision firm.
n. w. Cannon 10 attorney for the
plaintiff and John d, Greathouse
represents the husband.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-17
Mason City. Ia.
BY RUBY n. MACER
coo South jackson o.

The pastor. Rev. Granville VII
liams, brought the sermon at II
q. m. using for q subject, RE
qutrements Of God" and at 8 pm.
ne chose as his subject, Lord
and Master" Visitor for the SER
vice was Mrs. Lula Wildon of
Keokuk. Iowa.
Young people win give a special
program next Sunday, Feb. 10.
The Sunday School forum was
held at 3 p. m. at st. Johns Bap-
list church, with Miss Ruth L.
Burrell. president, In charge. The
lessons were brought by Mrs.
Mary Ewing and Mrs. Horace
Spencer Of Union Memorial Meth
Odist Church. Rev. Williams and
family were introduced az new
corners. Barbara Jean Moore was
pianist.
Last Sunday. Feb. IL, was OBJ
served at Union Memorial Meth
odist church a. race relations
Sunday.
Mrs. @. b. Ashford Is visiting
at the home Of Mrs. Ruby Macer
for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Helen b. Beshears Of Des
Moines, a social worker In the
Children's division Of the Iowa
state Board Of control, was guest
In the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Spencer, PSI Sth st. s. z. last
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Jolly Art Club held their
annual turkey dinner at the home
OF Mrs. Harry Smith and daugh-
ter, Marie Maddox. Saturday, Feb.
IL, with % guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Spencer Of Charles City,
Ioaw were out-of-town guests.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-17
FINLEY WILSON STILL
AT ST. MARY's IN
RnfHEaTrR MIMI

J. Finley Wilson, leader of the
Elks Lodge. 10 stin q patient at
st. Mary's hospital at Rochester.
MINI. The internationally known
fraternal leader has been In the
hospital for four weeks.
The grand exalted ruler Of the
Bills" scratched his leg on q trip
to Florida. An infection set In and
It has not satisfactorily responded
to treatment, although his condi-
ton Ii reported better.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-17

New York-(ANP)-- Declaring
that although q minority In the
u. q. Senate withHtands the ma
tIonAl tide In favor Of the PreSI-
dents civil rights program, Sen.
Hubert H. Humphrey ID. Mimi
predicted that they win fail. be-
cause history 10 against them. the
people are against them, the presi-
dent Of tho United States In
against them. the times are
against them"