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Evening star., 1950-03-25
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor, OW. 3024.
ASHTON HEIGHTS
ATTRORA HILLS
BELLE HAVEN
RIVER VISTA

IVA G1t V4O i n
15 min. from 14th and F-White
roof, prewar construction, 3 bed.
rms, 2 baths, large liv. rm. with
hrepl., big screened porch for sum
mer time, din. rm., unusually nice
electrically equipped kit, l master
bedrm. with bath, 2 other bedrms
and bath; all nice light and cheer
closet and storage space; full bsmt :,
paneled recreation rm. with firepl.,
maids rm. and bath. utility rm.,
garase,. level Handicapped lot; on one
OF best streets in exclusive Belle
Haven; priced under $4,000. $4,000
Call Mr., Ferris. AL. 2O52 or TIE.
344b; eyes,, oV. 1910. Exclusive
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC.
Drtv.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
THE GOSS co.

Realtor, JU. 7-s211s till @ pm.
OPEN SUN. 1-6
Silver Spring, beautiful location, det.
brick, 2-story, 3 bedrms, garage.
beautiful side concrete porch. nice
lot, gas; $1,000 cash. assume pres
ent trust. Directions: Out Georgia
ave. to $500 block, turn right on
Forest Glen I'd. A blocks to Ten
brook DIR. and left to house. C. Nc
CUNE. Excl agt 10 3-GSSa -26
Evening star., 1950-03-25
CT OR. NON-VET
BRICK

NJ Wv 1No1N-V Il
3;,bedrm. brick, studio bedrm. 80 it..
long, nv; rm., din. rm.. kit; full
painted bsmt.; h.-w.h. (gas). Only
S11,T50
2-FAMILY BRICK
All lge. rms, ea. apt. 2 bedrms. :;
very lge: bSmt., . porcheS; Anchor
fenced lot; garage Only S13,95O.
Many other 2-family properties.
STUDENT RENTAL
Or large family, s lge. rms, space
for more on .3rd f.; full bsmt.,
ground level, ideal for apt. or
more rooms; l blk. from shopping
and carline. Owner asking S13,950
BURCH REALTY CO..
Realtors. S505 Baltimore Blvd
College Park, Md. TO. 57S3, TO.
633S; Eyes. WA. 56H, SH. 1910,
N
Evening star., 1950-03-25
BUILDERS. ATTENTION

BUILDERS, ATTENTION
We. have Johns Manville
detached 4-bedroom home on
large corner lot in close-in
Silver Spring, one square from
the Woodmoor School. After
parceling the house and one lot
you will have five additional
building sites on level ground,
with paved street and all lftili-
ties on two lots Immediately
available to the others. A bar
gain--must be sold at SI4.95O.
For information. call Banks
Murray, 81. STA.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
Evening star., 1950-03-25
SUBURBAN sALE-vA. tcont. }
ALEXANDRIA
EXTRA!
EXTRA!
EXTRA!
Unsurpassed River View
PEJI.E HAVEN'C

~A1AXSA A4AA 14N ~
Finest offered for sale for first time
Outstanding architecture and pre-
war construction combined in this
authentic reproduction of Georgian-
French Colonial home of 1900. COM
plete in every charming Colonial de-
tail, but with all modern con-
veniences for gracious living; 5 bed
rms, 4Ia baths, f1replaces, with
lovely, mantels and italian marble
ctiar ~ - staircase. c afs large hish.eeiIinged m
rooms. plastic wall spots for tapes
tries and paintings; many other un-
usual features which must be seen
to be appreciated. Spacious grounds,
formal garden; could not be dupli-
Gated for 100000. Priced at less
than 100000. Cash required. S2O.-
O00-S25, 900. Shown by appoint
ment only Call Mr.. Ferris, TIE
3494455 or AL. 2o52; evenings. ov
CHAS. R. HOOFF, INC.
216 Prince St., Alexandria, Va
Evening star., 1950-03-25
CHEVERLY
EAST PINES
T.ANDOVER HILLS

Defense hwy. Open Sign in front.
Vacant. Cape Cod bungalow, 5 rms.
and bath. See or call Mr.. Morning
star with FORD E. MORGAN, SR..
WA. 360S 90
Evening star., 1950-03-25
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER

New brick modern home. in excel.
lent Silver Spring location. All other
houses in this area near Sligo PIX
Golf Course have been sold before
completion. Lge. bsnt.; wooded lot;
Evening star., 1950-03-25
LOW PRICE HOME

Offering liv. rm. with firepl.. din.
rm., den, kit, 3 bedrms., ia baths,
and transp. Mr. Naval hospital,
For further details, call
Sally Butterfleld Calvo. AID. S474 with
ROXANNA B. DORAN
Evening star., 1950-03-25
OPEN, l TO 5
OPEN / TO s

1020S Capitol View ave, between
Forest Glen and ngton-Lovely
brick Colonial with 3I2 bedrooms.
large living rm., dining rm.. kitchen,
basement, b.-i garage, recreation
rm. two fireplace; large lot on bus
line. KENSINGTON REALTY CO..
IO 5-I105
Evening star., 1950-03-25
OPEN Is SAT AMD CfIh

OPEN is SAT. AND sun.
New Hampshire ave. ext.-Two lge
det; brick homes Of the finest ma
terials are all that we have left
24hz,ft. liv. rm. with fireplace, I5-
IT,; din. rm.. lge. kit. with rm. for
table and chairs; 8 very large
bedrms. upstairs; oak floors; rock
wool insulation in attic; picture
windows in all rooms and sliding
closet doors in bedrms. $1,000
FHA and CT approved Directions:
Out N. Hamp. ave. l mi. past Univ
lane until you come to the Park
View sign. left 3 blocks to homes
SOLEM REALTY co.
MA 4244: Ewes WI S0oS oe
Evening star., 1950-03-25

A REAL BUY, BETHESDA
Built by master builder, 6 rm. brick
Ia baths, attached garage. lge
lot. an excel. buy at S1a.a50.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Evening star., 1950-03-25

VET.-$1 ,495 cash down buys you
furn. semidet. brick home in ideally
located restricted suburb; you save
I "a zoz ssg o@ Ss ssSs ssss'sE and 'ss"
oLoNTALmopen daily. Prewar brick
with center-hall entrance; 3 large
bedrms. and tiled bath. upstairs.
din. i rm.. equipped kit. t. and " bath.
oil % h.eWh oss pet se' BRICK m sarase; S1a sSi soS
schools. bus and shopping. Vacant.
Excel residential section. 70 reach:
"open" ~ sien. DeRAMus REALTY re- tIS
RaacH All Fl aSss esys Or ti fyes B. se sst
Shaped brick rambler, located on
ha-acre level lot. with all the reauis-
ties :, for pleasant living, such as
yestibule entrance to large combi-
and picture windows. large elec::
bath and garage. Excel. financing.
To see: Drive out Mt. Vernon blvd :,
& mi; south OF Alexandria. to Wei,
open ishs; sIsn f6ef peAaus N M0 REALT9S n LaFS
co. FA. 1922, days or ewes, -26
appraised, semideta ched
oW. eS1sk afao. h9Pe in s. Arlington: -sS Gan
f1repl,. lge. din. rm.. nice equip.
porch on 1st f.; End fl. has s bed
rooms and tile baths bsmt. includes
I'm; E;. rec; rm.: Y bath. furnace rm.
in good neighborhood. Priced
$18.5O0. Will 80 CT with reas.
1866 or ewes. cH. 59S7. WILLIAM
P. PARRAMORE. Realsor. -26
HEIGHTS
center-hall Colonial brick, with heavy
slate roof; large liv rm. with firepl.,
heated sun rm., spacious din. rm.,
modern kit. with breakfast nook, "a
bath down; upstairs has 3 twin
sized .bedrms., 2 tiled baths; bsmt.
contains fin. rec. rm. with firepl.,
maids rm.. VI, bath. oil h.-w.h.;
attached gar; lge: handicapped lot.
S27,500, terms. Exclusive with
HELEN r. MARSHALL,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-01-06
Employment Coins
Mode In 1q4q

New York CAMP The year
end summary by the National
Urban league, OF economic and
industrial conditions OF the Negro
population In the United States,
was reported as showing a steady
Improvement" in l9IS. here last
week. The report, issued by Lester
n, Granger. executive director
said the league spent $1,000, 900
during the year and achieved
"signifioant results"
Spotted Throughout the no
ports were accounts Of day.to- DAY
successes In bringing the rnces
together on the some team for the
good OF American communities.
Said Granger: IN the main
stream OF American commerce and
industry. the Negro Is better off
today than he was 80 years ago
when the Urban League was
founded and the league bears an
important responsibility for this
achievement"
Many OF the jobs closed to Ne
Groes before the last war have
been opened to them. Among
businesses now employing well.
trained Negroes are RCA. General
Electric, Royal typewriter. Cen
eral Cable. DUPONT r. Wood
Manufacturing company, Union
Carbon and Carbide, Socony-vac-
uum, r. H. Macy and Gimbcl
brothers.
He predicted that placements
for Negroes would reach new
heights In years to come as a re.
suit % an agreement under which
USES offices throughout the
country are working with the
league to combat employers pre-
JUDGES against Negroes.
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nEVEN YER OLD
DAUGHTER o. BERT
cARYRn succuMRs

Funeral services were held Sat
urday, Dec. 81 for eleven year old
Carmelita Rose Carter, daughter
OF Bert Carter, who died Deem
Der %, in g. Joseph's hospital
after undergoing q tonsIlectomy.
Carmeiita was q student at tho
Catholic Girls school at 933 Car.
ron Ave. Funeral was held at the
Catholic home Of that address.
Carmehta 10 survived by her
father. Bert Carter; five aunts,
Mrs. vsnora Small. Mrs. sybiI
Kcnny and Pauline Carter Of Min
neapolis; Mrs. Rosa Orr, Miss
Uvsra Carter. Of PAola, Kans, VINO
were here for the funeral: two
uncles, Rollo and Frank Carter,
both OF Paola; . nine-yoaF-old
sister, Mary Alice Carter Of OF
tawa, Kans.; Miss Cledah shsperd
OF Paola, cousin who was here for
the funeral; HsrsheI Carter and
Robert Orr, Jr., cousins. Of Min
neapolis. and many other relatives
and friends.
Burial for carmeIlta was at
Forest Lawn cemetery, with the
Brooks funeral home In charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-01-06
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

New Years Day. The first day Of
another year In which we hope TO
do better. The day of sacrament.
What better way could be start
the year than to observe the
broken body for our sins?
Bethesda had wonderful services
throughout the day. Al the IL q.
m. worship, Rev. Tate brought a
spirit filled message which helped
three people to come to work in
our church. Uniting with Bethes-
da were: Mrs. Queen Esther
Thomas. of Rising Star Baptist
Church, Sylacauga, Ala; Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Ramsey. coming from
COrinthian Baptist church OF Des
Moines, Iowa, uniting on the first
day of a new year and pledging
to work and continuing to work
throughout the coming years.
Pray for their continuation. Wei
come to all of you.
The choirs, junior and senior,
rendered music for the service and
returned for the afternoon service.
The Deacon Board presented Rev.
NJ. l.. Simmons of st. Peters with
his choir and you may rest as
sured that with such music 10
surround his message, he could do
no other than bring an inspiring
sermon to Bethesda people. We
congratulate such an excellent
pastor and speaker.
Rev. Tate has started his vaca-
ton and in his absence Rev. L. c.
Harris viii bring the message on
Sunday morning. In the afternoon
at 3 the OpheliA Rice W.CT.U.
viii have a musical program and
Tea. and present Mrs. Moude Tel
gen, who will bring an interest
ing address. Worship with Beth
esda.
Beginning on January %. Rev.
c. Adams of Omaha, Neb. will ar
rive to conduct a series of ser
vices for Bethesda and to all at
tending. Come and hear and re-
joice that you have been spared
10 see another renewal In a year
marking a half century.
During the week there is a mid
week service somewhere, a prayer
service that lifts and refreshes.
We have our group on Wednes-
day evening. II II is impossible for
you TO come to US. won't you go
to some church and pray.
A quotation as thought for the
week: IF we cannot make the
World safe for its inhabitants we
can at least try to make its in
habitants safe for the world.
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DATE: Sunday. January 1. 1860.


As leave the house this day the first of the
toward destnaons James Sunday School pass
business establishments" University
q someone really
had joyous New Years Eve small
strips ntemngIed puddle Immediately associate
with the beautiful coors that
last Tuesday evening
among many present gala
Twtggs Hargrave Jerry
RObn Lee Gwynne John Lawrence Earl Brent and vrga
whose gold formal sharp Edgar Pillow Peache
Gamble. Benadne Kelly
Percy Aliens Robinson
Owens Mr.. and Mrs Fields
too sweet for words her pink formal which had
trmming Willie Indianapolis
black staPss formal the Of of presently
and others As the
the crowd really huge and the dance proved be gala
Hats off to the Canoes and let's hope they have another affair real
soon!
Also heard the 40 Club Minneapolis held a
As continue attention caught by piece
caught passing and the effect
many
diamonds girls displaying namely:
Manning
certain something to the third finger of their left hand COngraua
tOns
ooPs-bctter watch where I'm Car almost hit and
speaking Of that certainly sharp that
uday night parked front of Stem Hail. when attended the
New Years Eve Among hrong
Sears Wanda Owens Mr. and Mrs Bill Sutherland Mr. and Mrs
Louie Williams the Doc Reeds Dolores
oNeH Maxine wohington
wbeorce State College oho) Nesbtt
and Bert Wade Al Duran Jewell Beck Hobart Mitchell Mlly
Blossom Grimes Charles Hank Franklin White
Ernie Johnson Leonard Waters
Allen land Jeannes only Vergea Harper
looked a red Clars Douglas
Harvey Emily and Russell others After dash
cd mady the Bamboo Cassus
the home of Mr. Mrs Eddie Johnson
So concerned had New Eve
Il thatyes do believe IS schuck crossing
there No IN party
anything
OF hookup honorS the oNea and
wyh who Friday evening CongrSt'
ulations to you two.
Yep, the holiday parties held all the Twin Cities
really the started with bang The
tended held Sunday at the home Wanda Owens
to watch the eon dance till their
Raymond the Bill Sutherland Arlene
MCCARTHY Pauline Helen hurston Adde Young Charles Brown
and Jerry Imam Johnson Schu Charlotte Wilson and
Curry Jackie Morrison and others
here front OF the church know that I'd better
something tell weewhat viii be I've idea
pick up something hope viii you
remain,
o.
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Last RITES HHLD
poR cbtARLHS GRANNY

Last rites were held Rt 10 o.
clock Thursday morning. Jan. 3
at g. Phillips Episcopal church
for Charles CRANKY. 90, Of sl4
University Ave.
Mr.. CRANKY. who had lived In
st. Paul for more than 30 years,
died In me Northern Pacific hos
pital after an months illness.
Survived by no known relatives
Mr.. CRANKY was Q member OF
Local 6i6. Dining Car Employees
Union, Pioneer Lodge No. I, y. 4.
4 NJ, and the Sterling Club. Rev.
L. Williams officIatsd at tho
funeral. He was buried In Oakland
ccmetsry with Brooks funeral
homo In Charge,
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CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely wish to extend our
appreciation to all of our friends,
relatives and neighbors, who Of
fered their kind expressions Of
help and sympathy during our re-
cent bereavement in the death Of
our beloved mother and sister,
Mrs. Helen Mae Grever.
We wish especially to thank DR..
Earl Slieger Of Jehovah Witnesses
for his beautiful message OF truth
and also all churches for their ex-
pressions Of sympathy.
Mrs. Audrey Taylor, daughter
Mrs. DeI.ois Gilchrist, daughter
Mrs. Viola Harris, sister.
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ZION BAPTIST NOTES

Truly, we were made to feel
glad in the house Of the Lord dur
ing the first Sunday Of the new
year. The senior choir made all
rejoice in q message Of song they
30 ably delivered.
The scripture, l39th psalm and
the prayer were by Rev. r. Hen
dersOn. An inspiring message, en-
titled ''Self-ExAmination" by our
pastor. Rev. II. Bolts from the
l39th psalm also. II was enjoyed
by all.
Visitors TO the morning services
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins, Mrs.
Gaslins. Mrs. Bernice Brown and
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THANK YOU NOTE

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends and relatives, sisters
and priests for the kindness,
prayers and sympathy shown US
during our recent bereavement,
and also for the masses and beau
tiful floral offering. We also wish
to extend sincere thanks to those
who furnished cars.
Bert Carter and family.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-01-06
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank those who were
in sympathy with me in the recent
bereavement of my wife, who
passed Dec. 10. Also many thanks
to those who gave flowers.
Special thanks to Rev. w. L.
Battles for the splendid services
he rendered.
d. c. Allen, husband.
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BORDER NOTES

New Years eve, quite q number
Of people gathered at Border TO
attend the watch night services.
Rev. Sexton spoke on the subject
That of the Night" II was in
deed, fitting that all should be
found on their knees giving thanks
as the old year passed out and the
new came In.
Border ushered in the New Year
by having Communion Services at
the morning worship. Many re-
ceived the Holy Sacrament. Rev.
Sections topic for the morning
was The New Things"
Sunday evening Vesper Services
are from 9 to 7 p. m, after
which moving pictures win be
shown, depicting the Life of the
Martyr Stephen" The public IL
cordially invited to attend these
interesting services.
Next Sunday, at the morning
worship, Rev. Sexton win speak
on the SUBJECT Looking Ahead"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-01-06

Miss Dorothy Mae Terry.
The evening service opened with
a scripture reading and prayer by
Rev. Bolts. Rev. Z. Henderson
gave the evening sermon from the
subject. What viii You do with
Jesus ~"
Pray for all the sick and shut
in.-Mrs. p. Moore, reporter.
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sT. PETERS AME CHURCH

81. PETERS AME CHURCH
The usual Watch Night services
were held ON Saturday evening at
the church. A lovely service was
reported.
Self denial was the subject
used by the pastor, the Rev. M. L.
Simmons for his New Years Day
message, taken from Luke, 9:23
If any man win come after me,
let him deny himself and take up
his cross and follow me. An un-
selfish life as follower of Jesus II
the happy way for 1850.
The $4,000, (three months
drive will have an official ending
on Sunday. January 18th. Great
plans are being made for the final
drive. The Rev. B. N. Moore IL the
speaker for the afternoon Of that
day. Our total 10 date Ii $3,3T2.S2.
We feel very sure the balance Of
$627.S2 viii fe forth coming. We
are very much elated over the sue
cess Of our efforts. which on the
whole show the desires Of those
eager for q new church.
Some Of the officers and COM
mittee chairmen Of the Allen
League, the Youth Group of st.
Peters met at the home Of their
supervisor. Mrs. w. G. Maxwell
and made plans for the next
few months Of their work. They
are planning for their Founders
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pT0son9
Cariotta Doyle had q party last
week that was pretty nice 20. The
Forty Club formal was sharp a.
usual Before taking In the gaity,
quite . few Of the kids dropped
by the house OF cocktails (egg-
nog.D Edward Norris took pic
lures and Brewer Clark tried his
hardest 10 hit the piano keys the
same time George shearing did.
Among the couples ut the formal
were Dixie Young and Bobby
Kyle, Laverne Noble and Glen
Jacbman. MArchstA Allen and
Marvin Crawford, Shirley Kyle
and Harrison Williams, Lucy Nor
ris and Edward Morris, Freddie
Ingram and Edna. Kathleen Curry
and Elmer Morris, Barb Fields and
Brewer Clark. Gloria Williams and
Anthony Fifer. and yours truly
and Jack Shannon. After the for
NAL everyone hit II over TO Teresa
BaIley'S house. We sat around
waiting for what We later found
out 10 be a bottle Of Lime Hickey,
Freddie went out looking for
something. What he wanted was In
the house, but I believe II was
gone by the time he got back.
Pat Moore had q party the 2sth
that was pretty nice. They tell me
II was tho beginning and the end
ing Of many couples, CHATS COM
mon just before New Years) The
place was packed. A few got
caught by Catherine Coram and
her camera. naughty. naughty
Pat Dodd's party the 29th was
nice for the boys. There were three
girls 70 every boy. . Friday night
. few girls were out TO the house
playing cards up until II .. m.
We listened 10 q few jokes told by
Pat Foster. Rosamond really got
tiekled The records were playing
quite loud and I gueaA the music
carried, for we were stopped In
the midst OF everything by noiss
outside. What was it7 Oh. ORC
Parks dancing In the street. Kenny
you dropped . piece of spearmlnt
gum In your flight. Thanks,
Dec, 3iSt. Joan Howell had n
gathering at her house. They tell
me the -Four MuSketeers didn't
get In until Z a. m. Stem Hall
really rocked literally New
Years I'VE. Among the crowd
were: Bev Carroll (whO shocked
everyone) Roaamond Miller. Err
mon Owens, Mr.. and Mrs, Boyd
Davis (my bosses for the EVENING"
Mr., and Mrs, Ira Allen CYes, I do
know you, Ira,) Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Schlne, Dolores Jones.
Jocelyn Jones u'm no ehIld,l Mrs.
Robert Jones, Shirley Kyle and
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
Minneapolis Birthdays

Jan 11-Mrs. Elizabeth Davis,
1878 Olson Blvd: Mrs. MAlinda,
1905 5th Ave. So; Onie Mccoy
1907 Olson Highway. Jan. ~ -
Agnes Hin, 1910 Clinton Ave. So:
Blaine T. Ash. Jr.. 07s Aldrich
Ave, No.; Mrs. Connie Poole, 3032
9Th Ave. So. Jan. IL -- w. E. StO-
vail. 1915 5th Ave. So. Jan Is
Mrs. w. b. Freeman, 1905 Port.
land Ave. So; Mrs. Richard SEES,
sion, $685. 5th Ave. So; Frank
Graham. 3437 Smelling Ave. So
Jan. 10 49, Miss l.. r. McCleiland
1000 Clinton Ave. So: Mrs. Fannie
p. Lewis, 1924 9TH Ave. So. Jan
II -- Mrs. Fern Helm. 1909 9Th
Ave. So; VIM James Parker, 1906
nth Ave. So. Jan IS Thos. Ian.
GINS. 623 Girard Ave. No.
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Twin City Flashes
BY Charlotte Portoot

Ideals like stars You will succeed in touch
ing them with your hands, but like the seafarng man. you
choose them your guides and following them you will
reach your destiny''-Unknown.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-01-06

FUTURE BUILDERS Of the Twin
family
standing a
High school;
Paul
SPOKESMAN of
Mr. holding March,
Julia Elizabeth 49, Junior Central high school
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Out.of.Town 0rnntinru

Jan. Ia Mrs. Frances Taylor,
Washington, d. c.; Floyd Collins,
Des Moines, Ia. Jan. Wilmoth
Bowery, Chicago, III. Jan. II -
Mrs, Virginia Lee, Kansas City.
Mo.
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PAST AND PRESENT
by siyrThene Allen

Tomorrow, and tomorrow and to-
morrow,
creepS In this petty pace from day
10 day,
To the last syllable Of recorded
time;
And all our yesterdays have
lighted fools
The way 70 dusty death $50.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-01-06

Post
When O new year starts. Their
IL no past. (smile)
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Charlotte Of course.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

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