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Evening star., 1950-12-10
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vention in Korea. They have spent
millions in foreign aid, some of which
is considered to have been worthlessly
used. They are going to spend more
millions to make weapon which will
threaten all life itself. Our Govern
ment has done many things recently,
and in the past. which we can all find
some disagreement with
All right, those men that are in Con-
gress right now, and that man in the
White House, were elected by the people
and for the people. Seldom do they
fight for their own selfish desires Let
us support them, and the rest of our
Government, in this time of interna-
tlonal crisis, with our time, money, in
f1uence. interest and most of all. with
our prayers.
Theodore G. Clemence.
We gain nothing by letting down our
generals and our diplomats and our
administration. Let all of us, no mat
ter our station, give them our under
standing. President Emeritus) Ernest
w. Hopkins of Dartmouth College
sometimes, in order to stress a particu-
lar point to the undergraduate body.
used thought for the day from the
Bible: I'm all thy getting, get under
standing"
Let us as people unite right across
the country and stop doubting-and
fearing. Let us remember that Com
munism thrives on the doubts and fear,
which it takes great pains to engender
in both individuals and nations. Divide
and conquer-their creed-can be met
with unite and win the peace"-our
purpose.
Stewart J. Teaze.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
By Frederick Brown Harris
Minister, Foundry Methodist Church;
Chaplain, United States Senate.

There is only one unchallengable good
that is left in this sad and mad world
It Is that which claims its birthplace
in Bethlehem of Judea. Nietzche tried
to challenge Jesus, with his contempt of
the Nazarene, pouring out his sarcasm
for the gospel Of compassion for the
weak. Hitler came as the political ex-
ponent of all that and built an edifice
that he boasted would last a thousand
years. But Hitler has gone. Amid the
ruins of his sinister system stands the
Christ, still saying: II am the way"
And still will He stand when the Soviet
blasphemers have had their day and
cease to be.
Recently, many could scarcely believe
their own ears when Bertrand Russell,
iconoclast and long posing as an un-
abashed pagan in his beliefs and atti-
tudes, was quoted as saying, as he talked
of the worlds sorry state: "The way
out is very simple and old-fashioned. I
am almost ashamed to say it for fear of
the derisive smile of cynics; but the root
of the matter is love. Christian love or
compassion. If you feel this, you have
motive for existence. guide for ac-
ton" That is an unexpected voice ad-
mitting that the Love which came down
at Christmas must mount to the throne
of every relationship if life is to be
happy and triumphant. 1t is but another
way of saying, THE government must
be upon His shoulders" That sentence
points to the only shoulders strong
enough to bear the enormous weight
of governing the destinies of mankind,
and until the Government is lifted to
that level and put upon those shoulders
there will be no peace and no security.
Everything else is unreal and temporary.
Frances Havergal had grasped the
everlasting truth when she explained:
Reality, reality, Jesus Christ, find in
Thee!" All else, whether we call it
capitalism, communism or socialism, is
built upon sinking sand. The Govern
ment must be upon the shoulders Of
that One. mightiest among the holy
and holiest among the mighty, who
RULES che world with truth and grace
And makes the nations prove
The glories of His Righteousness
And wonders of His love-"
Evening star., 1950-12-10
What Is q Christiun?
James A. Purcell.

challenge Mr.. Peters assertion, in
his letter in The Star of December 4,
that the terms christian" and "a good
person" are synonymous. While ethical
morality is an ingredient in all religion,
the vital element in the Christian rel-
gion is faith in its founder and accept
ance of Him as personal Savior and
Redeemer. Mr.. Peters concept of an
atheist as Christian because 0ike
Bernard Shaw he is morally good, shows
profound ignorance of Christianity.
One can hardly accept the Son of God
as Savior if there is no God.
Jesus came to earth to show such
good persons" that high code of
ethics and morals was not enough to earn
them eternal life. Belief in loving
God and faith in His Son are quite in
dispensable to the Christian faith. A
person can be morally good and deny
both God and Jesus.
Therefore we conclude that a man
is justified by faith without the deeds of
the law" Romans, iii, 49,
Dorothy LaRoe Viera.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
Stitch in Time

We are becoming nightly concerned
by the prevalence of street attacks on
women. The Police Department has
performed exceedingly well in the two
recent attacks and deserves our thanks
and commentator. 1t must be obvious
to all. however, that the police are not
omnipresent and therefore act only
after the crime has been committed.
For some years past have taken the
precaution to furnish the ladies of my
household with loud and shrill whistle
to be in readiness at all times when they
have to make use of the streets at night.
They should also stay clear of alleyways.
dark doorways and shrubbery, walking in
the roadway. if need be, in order to
avoid such dangers. These are but a
few precautions to be taken at slight cost
and inconvenience-but what wonder
full investment if only one such attack
were thus avoided, and perhaps mur-
der frustrated!
James A. Purcell.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
Formula

Shortly before his death, according to
the Readers Digest, Lenin laid down this
formula: 'We shall force the United
States to spend itself into destruction"
Is there any doubt about it now?
p. r.. Rogers.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
Colored-Brookland

1909 7th st. NV. HU. 1900
Evenings and Sunday, LA. 6-6722
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HOUSES WANTED TO suY

BY PRIVATE PARTY-Brick with 3
bedrooms, at least one on 1st A.,
entrance or center hall plan, rec.
rm. or full bsmt. suitable therefor.
Near good public transportation in
$4,000. WI. aia6' i6'
GI WISHES TO BUY-Direct from
owner, detached home in Sc. pref
erably in vicinity of St, Elisabeths.
Price not to exceed $4,000, sub
stantial down payment, remainder
on the basis OF $50 mo. Box 122-C'
Star. liz
HAVE BUYERS with cash for your
ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS
in the vicinity of 400 blk. of
Charming st. ne. Minimum $4,000
cash. Call Mr.. CLAYTON: WOODS
s. Sa TPsHAw N1I{S Go Cro C0 o71 Dn.t6.l lG J.,
$4,000 or $4,000 it may delight
Please p ssse cali Hns eves au III 54s S FRANZ FRANZ
S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
WILL PAY Cash for properties in
tion R c. MR Hs B pRA1sNER Ms Fr0%Pt Na eiSs 4oas
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cash
for your property. Call Mr.; KITCH-
] PAY Cash FOR HOUSES. any con-
dition; any section MR.. B. Lss'
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sal.
Of your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire
call r A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor
sos North Capitol. Ma 673O. Free
-appraisals Results since 1919
PVT. PARTY desires to purchase s
or bedrm. home; nice location;
not over $4,000. Box CSC. Star
BRIGHTwOoD OR MT. PLEASANT
Several immediate cash sales for rea.
sonably priced homes in these sec
tions. Please call MR.. MANNAKEE
PRIVATE PARTY desires small Diet
brick home in good NV. section, OIL
mr.. district line; must be reasonable
and priced right: no agents, please
For QUICK SALES and expert
appraisals, list with l.. T. GRA,
VETTE. 1918 K st. NV. Realtor
MA. O753. Eve. phone OR. 6916
in good condition, between 16tf
st. and Rock Greek Park in D. c
All replies will be kept confidential
Box 1@S-E. Star. -l7
Evening star., 1950-04-15

OPEN SUNDAY. 1-8 pm,
beaut. brick bungalow. ltv. rm., din.
rm;. kitchen, . bedrms. and bath,
q bath; beaut. finished rec. rn,',
firepl. and "a bath; nice lot and
garage; conven. located. Directions:
Out Georgia ave TO aa00 blk. turn
EFT on Lansdowne way l blk. 70
Tu 200. ewes. NO. 7160.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-horsheos,

brick, detached, g rms, . baths,
aluminium comb. windows and door,
Anchor fence, gas heat, bsmt... large
lot, l block to bus. 1901 Buchanan
1sth Fl ns sr. N.E.-conveni.nt to ia East
ern High, modern corner brick home.
& rms. and bath, rec. rm. in hsmt..
gas heat, large fenced lot, only
$4,000. Substantial cash REQUIRED.
Call r; A.: FOSTER, 10. S-S6e3;
eyes,, 81. 41o6. --16
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OPEN SUM- la PM.

VI E4N 0O1N., 1-O Z .IW.
Cod brick home containing 5 veil
arranged rms, incl. 2 ige. bedrms
lge, modernly equipped kit, featur-
Ing healthful radiant heat: STORAGE
A bargain at S13,250. Be the first
TO see 1t. To reach: Out r. I. ave.
TO 8. Dakota, right to Vista. Mr.
Buice on premises; ewes. call Ashton
5026, RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
SILVER SPRING
Q7n7 WARREN ST

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6 PM.
First time offered. Charming de-
tached brick Dutch Colonial. First
floor. living rm. with fireplace, din
iSe. porch or of, iivine rm: % and noor, door,
2 lEe. bedrms. and small nursery,
modern tiled bath; situated on besu-
tiful lot. $50 IT. deep. Priced for
quick sale. Csll Mr.. Burke, TU.
2100; ewes, XII. s-s574. Directions:
left on Seminary 2 blks, to Warren
st. left " blk. TO open sign
SHOCKEY d MOORHEAD, Realtors.
Evening star., 1950-04-15

POTOMAC, MARYLAND
A white brick rambler with acreage
4 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm,, kit.
1-tub bath. . shower baths: priced
River I'd. to Potomac, Md, right tc
South Glen I'd. left 2 miles to sign
open Sunday afternoon from 2 to s
81. 1857. Sun. between . and IL
WALKER & DUNLOP
Georgetown ofiice, 1907 o st. NV
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CT HOMES

SUITLAND, S1O.5OO
Near Census Bureau, 6-rm. bungalow,
tile bath, oil h.-w.h., fenced shady
lot, garage. 10G down, only $40
month, taxes and insurance incl.
GI APPROVED
u acre, high level lot, chicken
house. lge. shade trees and plenty
garden space. attr. 5-rm. bungalow,
with 9 screened porches, bsmt., h.-w.
h, detached garage, located In Suit
land area. conv. to Census Bureau;
$3.50. Onlv 10ec down to qualified
veteran, sos per mo-. taxes and in
GI APPROVED
S10,S00; 6-rm. Cape Cod brick, Just
4 yrs. old. in fine condition, full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h.,. fully equipped
kit. immed. possession, vacant. 10eo
down payment. $40 month. taxes
and insurance incl.
CT APPROVED
$1,000, lovely 6-rm. semidetached
brick. immaculate cond, low cash.
This home has been kept well and
will appeal to the most discriminat-
ing buyer Buy this and move in
T. D. BURGESS
2524 Penna. Ave. Sc.
vi $500 till n m TX
Evening star., 1950-04-15
Bungalow In Woodbridge
Veterans Attention!

Attractive five-room English-type brick
in new-house condition throughout:
desirable ne. section; 2 large bed
rooms and tile bath on second floor.
Large living room, dining room and
fully equipped kitchen on first floor.
Large front porch. bricked;, storm
windows ., and screens; concrete o,i, rear
automatic heat; only $500 down to
. veteran and S52.79 per month.
For details call Mr.. Brock, TR.2s25;
after z pm. WA. 9199. FRANK. j..
MURPHY, JR.. INC, 3423 Benning
rd. ne. lie
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WESTGATE

BY owner-Attractive. Groom brick;
3 twin-SiZed bedrooms, " baths. full
basement, built-in garaEe. fenced
yard; can assume $4,000 AZ mtEe
S3h,n00, No brokers please, Call
EX. llSs; evenings and week ends,
OIL. 500 lRs
Evening star., 1950-04-15
ROSEMARY HILLS
RAMBLERS
SILVER SPRING

OFF FLOWER AVENUE
Groom brick Colonial with full dining
room, large basement with outside
entrance. Conv. to shopping, schools
and transportation. Terms to suit
purchaser. Call MR.. SUMMIT, TW.
9344 or RE. 65OS Exclusive with
VIM T. TILLER
Try Tiller First" -ik
Evening star., 1950-04-15
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

COLoRED-FoR RENT OR SALE like
rent. immediate possession; furn.
or unfurn.: good trapSp.; Lincoln
Park, zoo 18th st. Sc. Ii. 4-o6a6,
Evening star., 1950-04-15
COLORED
68 K ST. NV.

OPEN SUM, rs
Semidetached brick. 8 lge. rms, mod
kit. and tile bath. oil hot-water
heat. garage. beautiful lot. Terms
can be arranged.
GAEGLER REALTY. EWES. Ho. 1881,
Evening star., 1950-04-15

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
1896 Greenway dr.-One of those
unusual homes in Fairfield. adjoin-
wit With hsasH.' firepi.. din rsh. kit. M rec rM
rm., attached garage. Directions:
Out South Penna. ave, right on
Southern ave, left on Greenway
DR.. Call Mr.. Noon, LU. 4-43S2
Evening star., 1950-04-15
IMMEDIATE NEED
ASK ANYBODY!

r. D. Burgess advertises more Sc.
property than any other real estate
Arm h,nt.r we 1ti therefgTs get better and I'd
March we are in immediate need Of
desirable listings in Sc. and nearby
Maryland. Call vi. 2S02 and ask
for T.. D. Prompt service, free ap-
praisals. Well sell it II it can
be sold. lis
Evening star., 1950-04-15

Silver Spg.. Takoma PIX.
owners transferred, nicely priced,
Pretty 2-bedrm brick Colonial.
screened porch, bis yard. II bath IN
bSmt,
Lovely S-hedrm. brick with den ard
powder room.
Call Mr. Hunter. 81 p2Sp with
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT AND
INSURANCE ca is
Evening star., 1950-04-15

Beautiful HillcreSt
Detached stone and brick, nearly new.
on Branch ave, near Ala. large
rms. ia baths. full bsmt., beautiful
2-car garage, lot 62x137 IT., fre-
place, first-fioor powder rm., many
other flne features. S27,5O0, reas
terms. Phone for app't. to inspect
ANNENBERG REALTY
REALTORS. IL. 1887. -ie
Evening star., 1950-04-15

HOME AND INCOME
Completely redecorated, semidetached d
tapestry brick in nice Sc. location: !:
rms. 3 porches, full bsmt.; house
may be arransed % apts. Deep.
fenced rear yard. Call Ii 7-4413.
ABSHER q HENRY -l6
Evening star., 1950-04-15
WOODMOOR

2-story stucco home; 2 bedrms. Nv
rm. dinette and kit on the LIST A..
2 bedrms., not partitioned, on the
end; full bsmt, saS hot AIR heating
system; located on q lot 50xl3c at
l061l So Dunmoor dr.. Woodmoor,
Md. Price, Sl1,a50.
Apply LAUREL REALTY CO.. $50
Wash. blvd. Phone Laurel 492.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
SILVER SPRING
TAKOMA PARK

Quiet residential street. convenient 10
everything; 6-rm. frame bungalow.
excellent condition. $4,000 terms,
ROBERT E. LOHR
311 Cedar St. GE. Ossl, GE. oesT.
Evening star., 1950-04-15

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW
OPEN ESQ SUNDAY Iat9 5 sTi ro S's' PM.
A home to be proud Of! g rms, (3
bedrms.) and tile bath. Modern all
electric kitchen with breakfast nook.
o rolcb 5smt iib OIL ,ii.nstS nTh cement frons
screens. stone front steps. Going ct
sacrifice price. To reach: Out Rhode
Island ave. ne. to South Dakota
ave. right on Hamlin / blk. to
27th St. left 1 blk. to our sign.
Call Mr.. Pendleton. DU. 346S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
EN- ItlNINt Ut Ut
SILVER SPRING

OIL V En- OI INIKNN
Very eloSe-in, Just over y. c. tine,
Near everything lovely det brick
Colonial on lots. Only SIS a5o for
Z hedTmS. " baths. larGe rms.
'hrouehout screened living porch,
Excel. cond well financed An eN-
ceptional buy. Call Mr.. burst with
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
WHEATON
MOVE IN TOMORROW

AsSur'r al loan. Charming "-bcdrm.
brick bunga. Venetian blinds, Ben
dl" y .sucr: $500 DOWN, Call Mrs.
Ashton rn4I
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~~~A~0 'N'
ard University a glimpse o
looking only wAFs long you
town. Wanda? And you
here too you
The Uno party Friday Decem
Der % at the home of the president Bert Wade truly
holiday affair sme Included the
themselves Shirley Kyle Dolores Beasley
Brewingon Mary 10 Howell Jewell Beck Jackie and Hank
lin, Al Durand, Christopher others.
Missed Mile Ewing Margaret
Johnson but ! guess they couldn't make it,
Hot sausages along many
freshments and everyone concerned had a good
party given honor of Theresa Bailey
Saturday December 23d Besides Of
the formerly Ralph
Jones Eddie Davis and Bob Giles from Texas.
Have heard the syIvania Roberts
heard that David HanerSOn and Maurice Henderson
fine for wods) around cities Hope
and Minneapolis pleasant ones!
The Percy Villa 18th he on
Sunday at Ncolet hotel Tin the Minnesota Tcacel
the very a long
time The dining very lovely
including everything turkey dressing pumpkin
topped with scoop whipped
treat Of the week" far Duane and Gene
boys and girls concerned.
The program included magic by Young
dahl led the Christmas sung
Herbert gave speech that was short sweet and to
the point
and admires him the
youth the cities and every one Of the guests truly looked AZ thew
thoroughly enjoying themselves Isn't that Mr.
spied the wedding license application in the paper this evening
for Gertrude Gardner Henry shocky
two
Well guess that's about everything except this this Ia the last
column OF Twin City Flashes have
ngto D. C do TO know however that
oyed giving accounts the happenings the Twin
hope that have kept well
unpeasantness embarrassment in anything that
Gee might strike OF
thing being homesck before
OF It 100 percent I'm going all
Past and Present good luck
Tuesday (tmed IL right time didn't -
rs talking
To Mr. Newman thank much for helpful criticisms
and all Of the little things would
to write about that and the entire staff have done
make the Recorded Spokesman
oyabe and for readers land the loosely
that certainly lot swell
previous period Of time To drop line
chance and not to forget too
CITY Flashes correspondent Charlotte Of course
g. III be looking for at the formal Friday
New Years Eve and New Years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-29

The Los Caballeros are giving
their Queen Of Hearts dance at
the Junior Pioneer Hall Feb. Ilth,
An Of YOU girls ought to think
about running for Queen, know
some Of the priRes and they really
Arc whnpperS, The Queen just
might get to 80 10 Chicago for u
week end Bcv. Carroll and
RosamoRd Miller arc gazing to bah
in Kansas city for a few weeks,
Everybody knows that Malcolm
Dadr, barbara Fields and brewer
Clark are home for Christmas O..
Gloria Williams had n few kids In
at 40 q. IN, Monday morning,
We had u real nice time, Jean
Schoficld and Norman Carter
were married Dec. Gath ,,.
Johnny o'Ncal got hitched Dec.
29trd Well. Kids, l hate 10
say that this Is all I have. but
I've got TO say H. SO long until
next week.
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PAST AND PRESENT
by NIyrrhcne AnCn

HI Kids Wen. the news Is pop.
pin but can't print Il, (Smile) .
RoSamond Miller received n
beautiful cigarette case and
lighter from Robert Banham for
Christmas Looks like Roland
GrlsSam Is corresponding with
quite few people. Ccrack
l had quite a gathering at my
house Christmas Eve. My Mama
and Papa announced my engage
ment To a few OF my intimate
friends. Some Of the people TO help
tear up my house were: Harrison
Williams. Barbara Fields, Elmer
Morris, Sonny Morris, Lucy Nor
ris, Pete Vassar. Beverly Jones,
Stanley Williams. Chuck VII
liRms. Don Williams, Gloria WI
Hams Mary Carroll and Bill
COINS Looks like inherited
another cousin Kcmucl Ellis and
Marlcne Allen informed the fam.
lily that they are married -,
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Daughters Of Isis
Entertain Friends
At Holiday Porty

The Daughter Of lists, FcEEAn
Court No. Z, entertained husbands
and friends at q Christmas Party
In the CAAsluR Bamboo Room,
Tuesday night, December 10,
The Court under the leadership
Of Mrs, Martha Clayburn retIr-
ing commAndress gave one of the
most delightful Christmas parties
in ita history.
Guest list including members
were MeRsrH. and Mines. James
Green. William Helm. lAiolus
Stewart, 4. u. Wright. Don La.
Faucettc. Erneat bearing. Il, y.
Henderson, James Lynn. Vincent
Shepard. La Purccllc Green. vii
liam EnRlund, James Ward, John
Lawrence, Thomas Jones, Spencer
shivers. Hobart 7, Mitchell. Felix
FoEg Henry Josey, Earl Neal,
Theodore Woodland and John L.
Nellie.
And Mines Martha Clayburn,
Alice Brown, zelIR Shepherd, John
Jackson. Bessie Lewis, ZGphyr
Turner, ZalltA Hamilton. Dorothy
Maddox. George Banks Jr.. Esther
Porter, Wayne uptngroVe, Leila
Mae Robbins, Romeo Gresham.
Bessie RRtIin. Edith Moulden.
Viola Madden. Carl Wade. Deasie
ClcmmonR.
And the Misses Ryllar Clayburn
and MeSsrH Raymond w. Cannon,
Charles d Doty. Lester Wheeler
and Bruce Hall
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st Anthony Ave, left Christmas
Eve for her home.
Misses COnRic brown, Mary Lou
SisCmorr, ENrlync Neal and Con.
ME I'm left this week for Mason
city, Iowa where they will visit
relatives and friends over the
holidays,
Pfc. Wanda OWNS Of the
wAFS, stationed at Scott Air
Force BaAc 10 spending the holi.
days with her parents. MIR, and
Mrs, 3 Vincent Owens. car seIby
Ave, Miss Owens Will leave today
on the return trip To Scott Field,
The Loafcra Club entertained
Johnny o'Ncal at a stag Party
Friday, Dec, ~ at the home OF
Edgar Pillows. T23 Rondo Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. JunIuH POWELL OF
900 IglehNrt held n Christmas din.
ncr Dec. %. Those present were
MeSsrH. and Mines. George Shan
non; Mines, Loretta Williams,
Lucille Weber, Misses Helen WI.
hams, Linda shannon and o.
borne Buckley.
Miss beverly Kirk Of s37 st
Anthony Ave, entertained q group
Of friends at q Christmas party,
Dec, 20.
Mr., and Mrs, Peter Robinson Of
900 IglehRrt will observe their
18th Anniversary Thursday, Jan.
uary 4,
Mr.. Nelson EIaIleRErr sr.. OF BI2
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entertained Mr.. and Mrs. f. J.
Brown. Mrs. Eddie Boyd and Mr..
Clarence Hughes at dinner Sun
day afternoon, Dec. "a.
Rev. and Mrs. Elijah Hender.
son. 1929 Bryant Ave, No. had as
dinner guests Christmas day.
their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Luth-
er II. Dennis, 2442 Fifth Ave So,
and their adopted daughter and
son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. William
NJ. Shaw, HOS Aldrtch Ave. No.
MIR. and Mrs Earl Sims and
Mrs. Ella Washington. 1910
Fourth Ave. So. spent Christmas
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
Gus Il. Jackson. 1916 Smelling So.
Mrs. Washington had not been out
away from home for three years
due to illness She Is the mother
of Mrs Sims and Mrs. jackson.
Upon returning home in the eve
ming Mr. Sims received word from
Omaha. Neb.. notifying him OF
the death of his sister. Mrs. Am.
ella Smith
A Christmas eve party WAS held
at the home OF Mrs. Lucille Shaw.
534 AldriCh Ave. No, Sunday,
Dec. "a. Among those present
were Messrs. and Mines. Jimmy
Toliver, St Paul. MINI. Robert
Curby, Vester Barnen. Edward
Cater, Dies Moines, Iowa; Vernon
Barnell and Edward Manderwlle;
Mines. Richard Ross, Helen
Smith; Messrs Freddy Pelmore
and Edward Long
MIR. and Mrs. o. b. williams,
4i4b First Ave So, are expected
to return to the city Thursday.
Dec. 2S from Mexico CITY Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams have been out OF
town for three weeks.
Recruit Harlan Russell, station
ed at Camp Rucker, Ala. spent
the holidays visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan T. Russell.
5049 James Ave No. Harlan ar
rived in the city Sunday. Dec. "a
and left for camp Wednesday.
Dec. 81
A seven pound baby girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Shields, 4O4S Clinton Ave So, at
Maternity Hospital. Saturday,
Dec. IS.