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Evening star., 1950-07-23

SEMIDETACHED
Immediate Construction
All utilities in front of property in
Guiding paved street. Shopping lh
blocks bus stops in front Of prop
erty. 16 lots for S21 800. Call
ma, 6433; eyes,, MR.. FERRY, EN-.
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PROP. FOR SALE

WOODLAND BEACH-Five beach lots,
WOEfnt W terfront, Sl,700. Call after 6 pm,
XII. 4O74, Ii. 3-6010. -23
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Repub-
iic, Nd. A community on Chesa-
neake Bay for college graduates,
PROFESSIONALS; lots and two cabins
for sale. One summer cottage for
rent. 4.6 mi. beyond Prince Fred
erick. s-23
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So, ,1OO-COBB ISLAND

Best Fishing Around D. G.
New asbestos shingled 2-bedrm.; liv
rm., large kitchen, partitioned rms.
running water. full bath with
shower, wide porch; wooded lot;
overlooking water; $500 down, S25
mo- j. A. CULLEN DIJ 4o20
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FARMS
WE SELL, FARMS

96-acre general farm, nicely located
on State rd., 20 miles from Silver
Spring. House recently remodeled
and is ultramodern. An ideal family
size farm In the peace and security
of obd the country. Attractively priced
173-acre stock farm. an exceptionally
clean farm with water in every
field. II acres Of timber; lge. 10
rm. stone house, bank, barn and
other outbldgs. Located on State
hwy. An ideal cattle farm. $4,000
257;acre dairy farm, now shipping
milk to D. C. Improved with 7-rm
sstanchion D. C.-type barn; 40x86
bank barn; numerous other outbldgs.
Can. be purchased with stock and
machinery. A real bargain at S30,-
900. Terms.
Many other farms of various types
County. For appointment to see, call
William B. Griffith, Poolesville 1901,
representing
Thompson & Gray, Realtors
9O4 Ellsworth Dr.. Silver Spring. Md.
EXCELLENT INCOME
Perfect for Retirement
EXCEL. GRAIN-cATTLE FARM
(415 ACRES)
Close to Wash, in heart of gorgeous
charming estate, high with magnifi
cent view, fenced and crossed fenced
many streams, dignified historical
old masonry home. modernized to
the. nth degree, in setting of old
trees. Profitable independent liv-
ing, 20 acre alfafa. 100 acres
hardwood, balance grazing lands;
lge. barn. sheds, equipment; a per
feet cattle farm. Priced at sac
rifice because i'll health. By appt
Come see for yourself this excel
value. Reas. cash, bal. excel terms
EDWARDS REALTY
KE 2-GShh CH 4r22
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
WIDOW DESIRES refined, retired
lady to. share lovely, winterized,
mod. cottage. 40 miles from Wash;
nice village. near salt water and
churches. Call LA. 6-666S.
ATLANTIC CITY-Ocean front, 5-rm,
furn. apt. for rent for month OF
Aug. Call VI. 1924. -25
RESORT HOTEL, Cape May, N. j.
In full operation: contains 10 rooms,
dining room seating 100 (under sep
arate management or can be oper-
ated by owner); building in fine
condition; inspection invited; price
fully furnished; S42, 300. Terms can
be ARRANGED. Write Box us. Star.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL,-ocean
front apis. and cottages; immacu-
late; ; roD vacancies begin Aug. GO
WEST WILDWooD-5 rms. and
bath, .$55 wk. incl. elec. Call LA
MODERN COTTAGES and ags5fts p sfe
ments by week or moInMfn; 1000 |
early reservations. GOQLQi SEA
Pacific ave-, Wildwood,oy
New Jersey. Phi 2-5S25.
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CHEvERLY. MD.
Corner lot; all conv., paved street.
Call OWNER. WA Q2Qn pa
RIVER VIEW
ARLINGTON
"BELLEVUE FOREST
BuilderS-D -DeyelOpers

40 acres. 10 open; 5-rm. cabin; elec.
ed and secluded homes; 12 mi. from
D. C. on hard-surface rd.; near Lee
highway: 100000; terms. JOHN H.
RTIFP Wanna "
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TEMPLE HIIIS PARK

EMFLE HILLS Park
sion of Temple Hills Park on a high
and healthy plateau overlooking the
adjacent hills. The property lies
about g miles from U. S. Capitol
Grounds. The old Temple rd.. a fine
paved highway. is alongside this
subdivision, Lots 50x200 for $3.50
each; easy terms. Use electricity
for pump and septic tank; city water
1000 feet away. See our Mr.. C. W.
Baker at 5201 Temple rd., about
three blocks from bus stop at Tenn
he will show you Temple Hills Park
lots evenings, Saturday, Sunday and
holidays. or call BEALL TURNER
& CO., 1105 Vermont ave, RAN
dolph OSS5. National R121
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STROUT's
DAIRY FARM

DAIRY FARM
STOCKED AND EQUIPPED
brick house, 2 baths, oil heat, SER
wants quarters, modern 7-room ten
ant house. new modern so stanchion
dairy barn, 2 sil6s. other necessary
outbldgs.. 46 fine cows. 81 we'll
bred heiferS. all necessary farming
equipment. On main hwy, 23 mi. to
D. C. $135,000. Shown by appoint
J. L. C. WEST
FA. 2135
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FARMS-FARMS

S1S,25O-5O acres; grazing, spring;
fenced; barn and other bldgs.
S18,5OO-210 acres; good grazing
land; older house on beautiful set
ting; has real possibilities; barns,
stream, hagstone quarry, good tim
Der: on good road.
S39, 100000 acres; stone house,
barn, other bldgs.; good grazing;
well watered.
S16,000-100 acres, barn. other farm
bldgs. stream. good grazing and
truck farm. House has water and
electricity. but needs repair. 22
miles of D. C.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE
<HALF-ACRE LOTS

Near Naval Ordinance Laboratory.
These lots have better than 100
hard surface road with city water.
Restricted community. Price range
from $1,300 to S1,S00. Terms can
be arranged.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
UN. 7649 HY. O1O7
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KE. 3-5S55, CHI. ABB.

Stock and Grain Farm
40 ACRES
A well-built, 10-rm. house, center
hall. 5-rm. tenant house, 100 head
cattle barn, le<ge concrete Silo, fine
trout fishing and hunting: on good
road; price. S22,50O: one-third cash
DILLON LAND co.
1112 Hillwood Ave, Falls Church, Va
FA 125a FA 37T7
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CUT EXPENSES
81 MI. D. C. LINE
G MI. ANNAPOLIS

COMMUTE to work over Maryland's
beautiful hard-surfaced roads and
save money. Snug, complete, little
year-around home; large shaded corr
school bus. All this at price much
under city. prices for homes. Ex-
elusive with MISS FREE. Elk. -2999
or RA. 1921. 23'
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DIRECTLY ON BAY

Arm. cottage, screened porch, wooded
lot: running water available; quick
sale price, $3.50, $500 cash. bal
ance S31 per mo. To inspect: Go
to Randie Gins Beach, ask for
MP G0TSIG
Evening star., 1950-07-23

SOUTHERN MARYLAND BARGAINS
MORGANTOWN- = ON POTOMAC -
1H2-story dwelling. rooms, 2 bed
rooms. finished attic; excellent con
dltion: modern conveniences; toWr
neighborhood; waterfront privileges
sand beach. anchorage; good roads
COBB IsLAND-Large landscaped lot
beautiful trees. charming view OF
Potomac, waterfront privileges, pick
bungalow in excellent condition: IRE,
place, 2 bedrooms. lavatory, screened
porch, furniture included. Fruit
trees; re S6o garages (single, double)
FENWIcK- -oN-PoToMAc - Studio
type cottage; knotty pine living rm
and balcony; 5 rooms. 2 bedroom!
and balcony dormitory; furnished
excellent neighborhood; modern con
VenlenceS; fgN waterfront privileges
convenient Washington. S6,S50.
Acreage tracts, waterfront and in
land wooded or cleared; Residential
OF c9mmerclal. Request map. Advis'
LEONARD SNIDER. LA. PLATA. MD
TIDEWATER SOUTHERN MARYLANT
i. Patuxent River area-6 acres
sandy beach, harbor; broom house
paved road. so miles D. c.; S6,95O
2: Patuxent River--10 acres. sand!
beach. State road; Groom house
porch: bargain. $3.45O.
3. Patuxent River area-1A-ac
peninsula, 420 feet waterfront; 4.
room log cabin, large porch; good
well; well; al utilities; harbor, sandy
Many, other desirable waterfronttsJ
Send your requirements. See az y
under Farms for Sale" CALvE,nrt-
REALTY AGENCY, opposite LYLE
house, Prince Frederick. Mo- sunday.
phone 10S or 93-J. open only.
InSnectinn hy appointment oI!L2.-
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5-ACRE LOTS 50 500

Beautiful tracts of land close to the
Government highway, washington to
Indian Head, about l6 minutes
from new South Capitol Bridge; will
be sold at the right price on terms.
BEALL TURNER & CO., 1105 YER
mont. ave. Randolph oSs5, Ma
tional 6l31.
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Nelson Hughes, OR. 605e
SMALL FARMS

04V114AL T 11IbINIO
An acre and independence, $500 (no
house,. Also one-acre real water
front lots right on Bull Run, 5000.
Hunting, fishing and SWIMMING
from your own backyard. Plenty OF
room for chickens, garden. fruits,
etc. You can use your land as soon
as you pay the S25 down.
Good Roads
Electricity
$25 DOWN, $40 A MO.
So minutes drive out Lee blvd. or Lee
hwy. to Centreville, turn left at
traffic light on Route % Coward
Manassas. 4 miles to our big sign
on left, SMALL FARMS. Open every
day, l to 8 pm. Every TrailWays
$40 deposit. -23
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Not an extra large lot but a beautiful
corner with sewer, water and paved
streets. Also a few attractive level
lots in Hawthorne.
Tell me the type of lot you are look
ing for and will try and locate it
Tor you.
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FARMS
FARMS-FARMS

S16.7o0; 215 acres; 7-rm. house. no
imp; streams, good roads; OF Lee
$1S.S5o; so acres: grazing. spring;
all modern house; fenced, cross
fenced; barn and other bldgs.
$lS,5OO; 21Q acres; good grazing
land; older house on beautiful set
ting; has real possibilities; barns;
stream fiagstone quarry, good tim
Der; on good road.
$39, 800; $3.50 acres: stone house.
barn. other, bldgs.; good grazing;
SIG, 1000; 100 acres. barn. other farm
bldgs. stream. good grazing and
truck farm. House has water and
eIefStricity aifas cF i but needs repair. ~
BEULAH Goss, CHI. 5e82
FAUQUIER COUNTY
Stock farm, PA acres, S-rm. modern
house, large steer barn, silo, horse
barn, family dairy barn, 2 tenant
houses; nlack-top road, 35 mi. to
d. c.; watered by streams; $4,000
NEAR ARCOLA
100 acres, 6-rm. house, barn, streams,
running water in kit; 33 mi. to D.
c.; S10.500; $1,000 cash.
J. L. G. WEST
FA. 2135
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INDUSTRIAL, LAND 15c

A tract Of land for unlimited com
mercial or industrial uses on South
low Silver Hill at 15c square foot.
Put your business beyond annoy
ances. BEALL TURNER & CO,
1105 Vermont ave., Randolph 0SS5,
National R121
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II ACRES. S6.75O

Our best buy of the year! Near
Vienna. Excellent building spot. A
purchase which is real invest
Let US show you today.
EASTMAN & SEAY
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MOUNTAIN VIEW
Near Fairfax Station. Va; rs acres;
panoramic mountain view, streams.
springs. substantial 4-room house
and barn; $4,000. HERMAN e,
GASCH & SON. 500 woodward Bldg.
MA; 1854. Saturday and Sunday,
call Daleview QITC O9
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Luxury in the Country

Spacious home. modern in every de-
tail; unusually large, sun-fiooded
rooms; beautifully equipped Youngs-
town elec. kitchen; new poultry
house, $50 hens, lights and water
in all buildings. Once you get in
side this newly remodelled home
you won't want to leave. 10 miles
west of Warrenton. Price, S16,S50.
DILLON LAND co.
1112 Hillwood Ave, Falls Church, Va.
FA. 1859, FA. 3777.
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FATRHAVEN ON THE BAY
place Just snd hoars sate DfaSe drTe
too too,o wash, I have several cottages
- - offer, either waterfront or beau
tiful corners. Priced from S7,950 UP.
Nicely furnished and ready for oc-
cupancy. Drive down over the week
end. Directions: Through Upper
Marlboro. continue on Solomon'S Is.
I'd. and follow Fairhaven signs. Ask
for Mr.. Bethel weekdays, BEITZELL,
DI. 21QQ. 1hl6 K ST n w -o2
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z A6T EROM u.

= 25 MI. FROM e Umasonry
:9ss': g si; ss s.
oss asss RES:ssssss aas cRss ss
harbor. .d1s or trade. Call Mr..
Doughe6GsEER gRheeGER Moss-.Ho; So2o
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J. SPENCE HOWARD, JR.
St. Marys City ct. Mills 373-W-2.
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WANTED!
FARMSt

Large or small. In Virginia. within
so mile radius of washington. Cal
Mr.. Ferris. AL. 2052, TIE. 3445;
after pm. OV. 4S40.
CHAS r. HOOFF INC.
ZIG Prince St.. Alex, Va.
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FLORIDA
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

Four-room apts.; 8 minutes to De
Ray. Beach: unturntshed yearly rent.
al. $50 month. Box 147-R. Star
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I WANT TO BUY A FARM
Must be on a highway; must have
good ground ID to 20 acres. cleo
tricity. water. good heating system,
and bus line near the door. Write
price. and details to Mrs. B. BRIG
ADER. 1919 47th st. NV. or call
Evening star., 1950-07-23

DII OO T 1IlD
102 acres, barn. 6-rm. house-S15.-
$50; "a acres, 6 rms, bath, chicken
house and barn-S12 800; % acres,
9 rms. chicken house-S1O.450.
Barney'S Real Estate
Tyson'S Corner. Falls Church, Va.
EA RRn1 -Oo
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CONNECTICIIT AVE

NNJIN1N EO I lOU I AVE.
Choice lot fronting 100 feet on Con-
necticut ave. in D. c., south of
apartment: hard, level lot. BEALL
TURNER & CO., 1105 Vermont ave,
National 6131, Randolph OSS5. .
9Th AND BRANDYWINE
Site 100x100, will make 6 semide-
tached house lots: water, sewer, i'm
proved street; will be sold at right
Vermont ave. National G121
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

Misses lone Roach, 39I7 Fifth
Ave. So. and Mary Esther Young,
2426 Fifth Ave. 3d.. have enrol.
led in the fencing claSs at the
University OF MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27
Lost Rites Held
For CoTd AduiV

Cora Adair. 5122 James Ave,
No. died Wednesday. October Is,
1850, at General hospital after
having failing health for more
than two years.
Mrs. Adair, until sickness made
her a shut-in, was an active
worker In the cause OF the
Christian church. She was one of
the six original founders Of the
Community Sunday School In the
Humboldt Ave. No. district. which
was organized in the front room
or her home and Is now divided
into two bodies. the Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church and the Allen
Chapel AME church:
Her family. also were pioneers
in the Maple leaf addition to Min.
neapolis, now known as Hum
boldt Heights District in which
she lived continuously since 1913.
Mrs. Adair spent her last
years as a state boarding mother
for unfortunate children.
Funeral services were held FRI
day. Oct. 20 at the Glendale
Seventh Day Adventist church,
uyhtph she fninaa In tNv ,nF,nc,,
when II was known as Beacon
Light S.D.A. church.
People In all walks of life will
remember her for her ever help
ing hand and kindly smile.
She Is survived by one son. Ce-
ell, granddaughter. Cherie and
foster daughter, Jessie Burns.
Burial was AZ Crystal Lake GENE
terry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27
Gives birthday Party

Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Dean.
1901 Bryant Ave, No. gave a
birthday party in their social
room in honor of their son.
Stuart Charles, on his NTH birth
day, Saturday, Oct. 2l, Decora-
tons were In the halloween mo-
tive. His God-mother. Mrs. Oliver
Thornton, made one Of his birth
day cakes. Those present at the
party were: Venetta and MRgda
Lou Gretchen. Joseph Daniels,
Dennis and Meredith Miller.
Joseph and Gloria Mitchell, Tim
othy Eason. Reginald and Ronald
Commodore, Thomas Briggs, Yer.
non Jones, Bert and Laurice VIII
hams, John e. Young, David and
Dwight Dean. brothers of Stuart.
The parents who attended the
party were: Mines Alice Daniels,
Marion Miller. Joseph Mitchell.
Marguerite Eason, Ora Jones.
grandmother Of Burt and Laurtce
Williams: Harry jackson, grand
mother OF the Dean children, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Thornton,
Godparents, Those sending pre-
sentA but unable To attend were
Barbara Jean and James Ham
mond. Games were played and
movies shown Refreshments
were served also In a Halloween
motive. Stuart Charles was the
recipient Of many gifts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

NtOfia ESeSSS, mary ana EDDIE
Aedlock. Christine's guests inclu-
ded Margaret and Lorna Bell.
Ruby Crewson. Gloria Frances,
Johnny Patterson, and Patty
Frazier. Refreshments were
served by Miss Hattie Coles,
Many beautiful gifts were re-
eeived by both girls. Christine
was IL and Bessie Mae was II.
The Jolly Sixteen club met at
the home of Mrs. Sam Harris,
1887 Fourth Ave. So, for a re-
hearsal of their play.
The Naomi Club met at the
home Of Mrs, Marion Bailey, 3s44
Fifth Ave. So. Monday. Oct. %.
The CantinOs Club will meet
Friday, Oct. 81. at the home Of
Mrs. Halle Ewing. 4O4s Fourth
Ave. So. to rehearse for their
musical.
The Blue Jean Cub will meet
Friday afternoon after school at
the home of Isabelle Davis, TOO
Humboldt Ave. No.
A five pound, eight ounce baby
girl was born to Rev. and Mrs. NJ.
L. Simmons, 1856 Fifth Ave. So,
Saturday morning. Oct. p at
Fairview hospital. Mrs Simmons
Is recovering nicely. The baby's
name is Phillis Marie. Rev. Sim
mons is the pastor of St. Peter
AME church.
The Birthday Club will meet at
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

PoiE Seeks Reelection
On Legislative Records
Representatives Leo ID. Mosier
and II. p. Pat" Goodin, who
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

served together In the ie4s ses-
sion Of the legislature, are cam
paigning together for reelection
to the State legislature from the
35th district.
The legislative records Of Rep
rescntativcs Goodin and Mosier
are approved by all because they
have been sincere and able pub
lie officials, working. fighting
and voting for measures for the
good OF the 36th district and the
whole state.
They have consistently opposed
communism and fascism; they be-
lievo that furnishings In the home
should be exempt from taxation;
they oppose the sales taxes and
they believe In government econ
omy. tax reform and the olimina.
ton Of red tape In government
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27
Anderson Will support
Progressive legislation

Harold 8. Anderson, practicIng
attorney and candidate for the
state legislature from the 33rd
legislative district, said through
his Volunteer Committee for cleo
ton that he will actively work
for and support sound and pro-
gressive legislation.
Mr.. Anderson said he believes
in equality of opportunity for all,
based on the ability TO do the Job,
He advocates sound and human
government.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

wcTc representing various or.
gantEa,ions In the city,
About 90 people attended the
houScwarming party given At 81.
Philips church Thursday, Oct, 10
for Rev, and Mrs. DENIAL Carly,
Rev, Carly Is pastor Of 81. Philips
church They recently moved into
tho church rcotory at 400 MReku-
bin.
Mr., and Mrs, Cecil Ray Taylor,
8S3 lglchart Ave, returned Mon.
day, Oct, ~ frnm a two weeks
visit To Amt. IA, They visited
Mr. TRylor'a father. who Is III.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

the home Of Mrs. Barbara Straw
der, 2Sl3 Chicago. Sunday, Oct.
20.
The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons met at the home OF Mrs, W.
Baxter Walker, $50 Iglehart Ave,
Saturday. Oct. % at 8. p. NJ.
Guests present were Mines.
Charles Noble. William Godette.
Burrie Carmichael, c. II. Roper,
Sidney Salters. and Hammond
Turner. The guest prizes went to
Mrs. Burie Carmichael, first:
Mrs. Charles Noble. second; and
Mrs. Sidney Salters. third. Club
prizes went to Mrs, Cheat Oliver.
first; Mrs. o. w. Williams. second
and Mrs. Donald Brady Jr., third
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. r. s. Under
wood. 1888 Third Ave. So. No
Vember I at p. m.
The st. Agnes Guild Club met
at the home OF Mrs. Gladys SEES
sions, 1886 Fifth Ave. So, Tues
day, Oct. II.
Young James w. Hammond,
400 e. 37th St., who was in the
hospital for an abdominal OBJ
struction has returned home and
is reported TO be getting along
nicely.
Mr.. Samuel stephens OF Chi.
cago and Mrs. A. S. Shutc Of
Baltimore. Md, are in the city
visiting their mother, Mrs, AZzie
Stephens. 1881 Park St. who is
seriously III in Bethesda hospital,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

10 da'' rates have bee" paid Inserted " tho Judd volunteer Cot"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

Wilbur L. Lindsten, attorney
at-law, candidate for representa-
tive from the 3Oth legislative dis
trict, has been a resident Of the
district for 10 years. Mr.. Lind
stem Is past president OF Bryn
Mawr PTA. In a graduate Of
Carleton College and the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota. He has also
served ~ superintendent Of
schools in South Dakota.
Mr.. Lindsten taught some time
in the Minneapolis Public school
system. having taught at Central
High School.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

stadium
|ubscrip-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Mrs. Stubs, COS Carroll Ave. will be hostess Novem.
Der 10 the Saturday Night Bonanza Club.
Attending the Monday Oct IS meeting of the nterClub
Council Mines Mabel Harris, Glen Beck, A. c. Few
Eoma Brown Jean Waters LeonO Goodman, Charles Scrog
gins Evelyn Robinson Ruth Gree and Carrie Lindsey They
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Bessie Mae and Christine Medock celebrated their birth
Gays sunday Oct % with party their home 500 Lyndae
Ave No. given by their mother Mrs Pnky Patterson The
guests OF Bessie Mae were Ceola Barnes Henry Minis Eliza
beth Davis, Isabelle Davis Nathaniel Harris Floyd Jones
Charles Jackson Willie Reese Napoleon Satin Margaret Bell
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-11-24
Bush School

American Education Week was
celebrated in each room in some
fitting way each day from Noyem-
Der 10.
On Friday, November 10 open
house was held as rulrninatior
of the weeks activities. Forty
one patrons and teachers register
ed between 8 a. m. and l p. m.
Highlights of Open House: -
Tours of the building by patrons
CD Serving of refreshments.
At | p m G eryone assembled
in the auditorium where a play
let: I'VE Make Cur Flag" was en-
ioyed by al Cher numbers were
two films rs. Democracy ~
and For the Peof le' and "Demoe
racy at Work. n5rrated by Mis-.
+. A. johnson, Music y the Fiftf
Grade and rem ,rEs by M W
kins, Princiya
The pupils Of Glade l, Mrs. Elsie
Moore, teacher made up shor'
stories in Keeping with the theme
Of each d. dur = American I'd.
ueatdu Week T6a neatest gtaf
were rff int5 Harfrf.F Hrr and
terr BIZ == #.s
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-11-24
; %. the kiddie korner...

Thomas and Alvenia DWenp1rte
were elected room monitors. Bet
~ Anderson and Gloria Hander-
son sold poll tax to the pupils,
Edna Smith and William Crout
took the names of the voters
Leon Cooper and Corine Smith
counted the ballots, Milton Davis
and Linda Thomas announced the
results.
These newly elected monitors
have many new ideas fer making
their room a better ROOM We wish
them much success in their new
role.
Sarah Wilburn and Betty Ander-
son celebrated their birthday on
November 4. Myrtle Parker and
Tommy White celebrated their
birthday November 10.
The following pupils have been
present every day this term; Will
liam Crout, Catherine Thomas,
Sarah Wilburn, Betty Anderson,
Edith Faye Lowe and Samuel
Shackelford
We are glad to welcome Melvin
Mosley, Bobby Carroll and Alice
Powell to our room this week
Mrs. Prowell, teacher.
Buy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-11-24

Open Hour" Those whose book
Iy,s were shown We're Charles
Bryant, Helen Jones, Doris Value
ana Glay5arn Nsters
Third Grace pupil in Miss VII
sons room made a ballot bax and
c eeteu room officers by ballot
Officers elected We're; REQ Viii
liams, president, Tessie Adams,
Secretary Larry Gilbert, Treas
urer; Lawrence Shine, program
leader. The class is sharing So
cial studies project A frieze is
being made of Community Life,
showing the important part that
The ballot bax became a reality
each citizen plays in our town,
for the boys and girls OF the Third
Grade in Mrs. Sumlers room,
Classroom officers We're elected
by ballot; John Brown, president;
Reuben Glover, Vice President;
Secretary, Senie Mann; Celestine
Jones, Treasurer; Maudestine May,
program chairman, Booklets were
made by each member Of the class.
On the first page a free hand flag
picture with a short history of our
freedom flag Reuben Glover and
Eugene Bradford painted the bal
lot boxes. Imogene Davis is re-
porter
In the 4th grade Rosie Lee Hall
gave a unique review of why we
Week. A filmstrip Our Big
World was shown during the