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KENT VILLAGE

some OF the features you will enjoy
at Kent Village are large closets.
prlght spacious rooms with picture
tor for such children's activities an
softball, bowling, scouts, nursery
school, etc. memberships available
in adjoining country club; schools
and stores nearby; Capital Transit
H-6 and w. M. Il A. buses into de-
velopment. Only 10 min. by com.
muter train to Union Station.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

SAVE BUS FARE-We are in walking
distance of downtown, Federal trian-
gle and many churches; lge. db!e
avail, 500 a mo. each, including
very good board. Also S. A. doctor
seeks N. A. roommate; a young man
who VINO Is studying Spanish would be
very suitable. 14O6 10th st. NV.
DuPoSr iHf : AREA-172s N. H IA ave
NV. has vacancies for ladies anc
men in Washington's most beautiful
suesthouse; television. social priyils
cfUB ceffGUhB MAsoN Il san No 5oVm s77o mod i rates
SLAUGHTER'S, 1927 10Th st NV
tnr. Dupont CirD Several double
rooms with semiprivate bath suit
able girls: also several vacancies for
mer; daily maid serv. tele. in all
> on Sunday; lge. living rm.; social
ACTIVITIES: excellent transportation.
FOR EMPLOYED mother with Or .
children; excellent care given chill
dren; attractive lge. rm. with porch
1n.s IN pTtt GE k9mei s9Gsi; conv. dOwnt99SSn'
FULL-TIME CARE for infants, ] mo
to l yr.. in pvt. home, HI. 5000.
1909 10th ST. N.w.-Pleasant rms:
early breakfast if desired: good food
REF1NED Ref Ed FAMiLY-Food. FAM furn. -'q rm.
to self; for employed, settled, nom
smoker, man or woman; in pvt.
Protestant home; $50 semimonth.
DOWNTOWN. 1929 x n.w.-Young
Govt; man or student to share with
recently decorated. Excel. meals.
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool rms. lge.
porch. lawn with croouet; delicious
meals: eXcsl; St1 II trans pleasant young
-.seople; S4T so mo. 1897 Belmont
sos nth ST. N.w.-Vacancy for
young man in Southern home, large
cool room, twin beds. room and
breakfast; SO. RA. 1928. rs
pG pGvate e'h bah ihoTsrs airy s,ceen
food and service: switchboard. 81
1904 Q ST. N.W.-Good food. clean
rms. sgle and dble. for young
women and men; good transp. NO.
1915 R. !. AVE. Nw.-single and
doqble; home-cooked meals. Decatur
seaI 9th ST. N.w.-Twin-bed rms.
and single rms; delicious meals.
1925 18th ST. NV, Mar-Leeta-
and young men; running water. tele
in rooms, showers; excellent board.
q"
18TH ST. NV. 1625-Sgle. rm.. pvt.
bath or running water; also lee.
phere; men or women. CO. 1850.
RM. FOR WORKING MOTHER and
child: will care for child in day.
BUsINEss GIRL to share nicely
.furn. rm. in pvt. home; separate
beds; shower bath. phone. laundry;
exc. meals; bus at door. OR. 1899.
1912 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Attr.
room for girl; excellent meals; con-
genial group. S46. HU. 1890. 30'
NsAL
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BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-One S-year-old Gelding
riding horse; 16 hands, jumps we'll,
we'll hammered; must sell, will secri-
fiCe. Call WI. 4ill 20
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FARM g GARDEN

SAVE THAT TREE! Cavities filled
Trimming, removal. Tile drainage.
Complete landscaping. OR. 1869.
TREE REMOVAL, l or 1000; bldg.
lots cleared; low rates; Ken. blue
and cloXer SOD top soil, GE. 15S7.
80 days. Phone OWNER, FA. 219o.
FLAGsToNE WALKS, terraces. Are
places, .flshponds. retaining walls,
work. F. MARcUccIo. Route 5.
EocReTS EoeReIiie lanss agss Rockville Md Phone
PEAsi sHADE TREES. shrubs ano
.pscializs IN soddtng Hnns For f5se gg eS- s
Tel Warfelo 475e Or Hnion a63e
ToPSoIL-Very good, rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
2 RoTOTILERs, hip garden trac-
tors; $500 each; attachments snow
plow, cultivator. double seeder, cut
ter bar. all $3.50 or separately; week
saaggs' sags' Slen6a ST 6aoI INK E3t 1850; Sat 8a Snd
BOYLE TREE sURGERY-Trimmin
lot clearing removals, spraying anc
BMALL BULLDOZER, m0del HG-42
Oliver Cletrac, perfect cond.; made
to order for small contractor or
landscape man; $1,000 or best offer.
kE. 3-4S00. 30
TREES REMOVED. trimmed. etc ;
fully insured; very, low rates; free
estimates. WI 1925. WI 1850. 3
COMPLETE LAWN and shrubbery
maintaince; experienced man; hourly
or day rates. 10. 3-49l2. 29'
3 GANG MOWER, balm. cut. $500:
Eclipse tornado, S195. MALONEY'S,
INC. Omen Fri. till 9. Silver Spring.
MALL CHAIN SAW, sales and service
MALONEY'S, INC. S126 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring Md
]. H. c. CUB TRACTOR, 934-h.p..
now $3.50; Farmall Super A, 81 300;
&C" fully hyd. S1,335 MALO-
NEY'S. INC, Silver Spring. SH. 1890.
NEW EQUIP.-Int Harvester Farmal
cub super A. C H NJ tractor and
complete line of farm equip. New
Idea. New Holland Loudoun barn
equip. sprayer- clusters, l000-bu
grain bin. parts and service
Used eauip.-F-12 and Ego on
rubber; . 12-in. plows. H. Nj. No.
221 cultivator, F-2o mower. MA
LONEY'S, INC, Silver Spring, SH.
R11116o1arc an6 T.oodorc
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CILIrRFRT

Z4oo 10th st; NV. sgle and dble,
24-hr. PIX service CO. 1881
$500 QUE, THE CARLYN
Desirable bed-living room in modern
APARTMENT building for gentleman;
desk DT1 34OO ''
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MAGNOLIA TERRACE

S'92 Lamont st; nicely furnished
single and double rooms: conv.
tranSp.; televislon and piano In sit
ting rooms. back lawn sunbathtng
and laundry facilities available to
guests. Rates S22 so to $50 per
person. Excellent meals nearby
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POULTRY & EGGS

BulldoZers and Leaders
For grading, excavating and land
clearing. Free estimates. AT. 0725.
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JAMES FEED STORE, 61e K st. NV
Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks;
poults. poultry supplies ME. 00s9
CHICKEN WIRE, CRATES, INCUBA.
TOR, 300-egg capacity; feeders
waterers and brooder stove; misc
sash Call ST.. 3171 80
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Officers Service CIuh

o414CCIo D Ot1 VICE CIuD
For active and reserve officers of
the armed services. Acommoda
tions by day or week So daily, $40
weekly, facilities incl. dining rm,,
bar, television lounge and air-con-
ditioned ballrm. with dancing night
" 1914 21st ST. NV. Phone AID.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China. furniture, silverware, 1ewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal. CHI b333;
ewes, EN- 6765
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1882 BUCHANAN ST. NV, Q bed
rms, entire 2nd f.. completely pvt,
conv. transp. Call RA. 6367. 30
2 EXTRA LARGE rooms and closets,
very bright 2nd f.; heat, gas. elec.
furn.; $50. 40 M st. NV, RE. 02S1
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/ and 2 Bedrooms
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms
RENTALS FROM $71.75
Utilities Included In Rent

Directions: From Peace Cross at
Bladensburg take Route U. s. so to
Bird traffic light, then right on
Route 202, go ia miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landover, Nd.
AP 016S
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ARL-Rms. with cooking privil; 81
and So per wk. ca; men preferred;
close in Cherrydale. Jackson 2-6314.
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1-RM.. MISUNDERSTANDING APT.
nicely furn. THE MONTANA, 1926
FHRN. T. APT. APT. Fon Pb saia RrNr. s5 oai1es fs
ton pl. s.w. 10. 3-6335. II no
answer. call 10. 3-43SS. -2e
MODERN DUPLEX APT, in good Sc
location-Living rm., bedrm., kitch-
en- and bath; rent. $50 per mo
HACKMAN-SCH INC, 1850
K ST. NV, ST. 544i. Us
Mr.. WALTER REED-Lovely liV. rm
bedrm., kit, pvt. bath and entrance;
conVen. transp.: Sl00. SH. 7347
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house and garden work. Wo. s607.
LARGE RooM-Kit. privls.: next to
bath; lSt f.; near 14th st. shopping
center. MI 7l35. -5S
THE KENWIN, 1888 Que-Newly der
rms; maid Serv.; laundry priyils :
singles. doubles; girls. MI. 942O,
131t SHERIDAN ST. NW.-Large
tWln-bed rm., private bath with
ShoWer; private home, l or = girls.
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SAVE THAT TREE. Cavities filled
Complete Iandscaping. OR. 1869.
Evening star., 1950-07-28

NV. AREA, near Wis. and Mass. ave
Attractive, large, ] rm,, kit, dinette,
bath; air-cond. bldg; avail. July ].
M; sherwin, Ma. 500. H. l.
LARGE, DBLE., FRONT RM-Share
ba tn and kitchen: laundry and phone
privileges. HI. 1882. 20
Mr.. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-
apts., newly dec. pvt. baths. pvt.
entrs., liv. rm., bedrm., kit; SIPS.
. bedrms., liv. rm, din. rm., kit,
inclosed back porch. nice I'd, storage,
utils. incl; adults; Sl60. Ii. D.
BOOB Il
NICELY FURN., l and . bedrm. apts.
Large rms. and plenty closet space;
laundry in bsmt.: utilities paid; large
shopping center; good bus service to
D. C. Apply ofice HAYWOOD GAR
DENS. 4101 haywood pl., Mt. Raj
nier, Md. Il
1917 18th ST. NW.-Lge.. Ink,
front rm., nr. bath, elec. plate.
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HOTEL 144O
COLORED
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

1a57 CHAPLIN ST. N.w.-1-rm., kit.
and bath apt, sos a month. See
MRS. CoNNELLY, End floor, after
$3.50 pm. rs
4O3I d ST. S.E.-Entire End floor, .
rms, kit, semspvt. hath. LU. 4-1649.
2 ROOMS, kitchen and bath. in apt.
bldg. Call after $50, 5l9 c st. ne
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1928 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV
Mod efic. apt. nicely furn.; cook.
Ing facils., refgr.; $40 mo, -27
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06

Beavers will have an important
role. Scores of atmosphere and
bit people have parts.
On the side numerous profess
sional baseball players, both color
ed and white, have been applying
for jobs for teams to be shown.
One of the important jobs in
casting this film is the selection
of standins or doubles for the
stars. William Washington, e IL
built and about the same size as
Jackie, will be his standin, and
Doris AXE, attractive dancer, will
double for Ruby Dee.
Often doubles or stand-ins per-
form in scenes dangerous to the
star. Most often their work con-
sists of standing in the hot light
until they are adjusted for the
next shot while the star takes a
rest.
New pics out include "Alias
Mike Fury" and "My Friend IT.
ma Goes West"
atest surefire disc hit should be
Joe Lutcher's "Jumpin' at the
Mardi Gras" on the London liable.
He PROBABLY will feature it when
he appears on the Central to
Vine" television show broadcast
from the new Winston beach re-
sort, "Waveland Palms."
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06
BY Harry Levette

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. (ANP)-|
hipa hip! and a lot Of hoorays!
Ethel Waters was nominated for
an academy award. 1t was there
in the second floor tadulation|
room Of the Academy of Motion
picture Arts and Sciences when
the bulletin was passed on to us.
The time was $3.50 pm. and
your correspondent was the lone
sepian present, I felt great pride
a. the white writers exclaimed
"Oh, Ethel Waters is nominated
Two Sentinel Special" groups
of Mardi Gras excursionists from
the movie colony rolled into New
Orleans by rail for the fantastic
festival. Your columnist could not
make it,
An investigation is being made
into the death. of the late Billy
McClain, 90, dean of Negro actors.
He is reported to have had $500
in cash at the time of his death
two weeks ago. The question of
robbery seems to be out, however,
sine $40 in, scorched, bills was
wound in his wallet. He uas burn
ed to death. ...
Once more MGM has shelved
the scheduled Lena Horne pic,
MAN on the Train"
Eddie (Rochester) Anderson is
Just about cleared for a five-a-
week radio show through the Ad-
rian-Sample agency. He will con-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06

hissfamilys A question just struck
me, l wonder what the commits
sioner did with the money heHsav-
ed during the 3O-day ordeal -.
This is all slightly reminiscent
of Taft's carefully conceived solu-
ton tothe outrageous food prices
two years ago. Food prices are
high Eat less, said Taft.
l suppose this has its merits,
but it has it's pitfalls too. A farm
er friend of mine was greatly i'm
pressed with the possibilities Of
this "eat less.' formula. He tried
it on his livestock. He told me: 4
had a horse. I figured I'd save
money by using Taft's plan, so
each day I kept feeding him less.
Just as I got that horse accustom-
ed to eating nothing the burned
thing up and died on mel"
So when 1 say l want to adopt
three people l have in mind help
ing myself and my country. For
alone my food bill is more than
$12 a week. I will save money by
feeding four mouths instead of
one. And I will solve the food
problems of three other persons.
There is more than just humor
here. If you don't think SO, ask
some of the many Negro families
in Dayton who have to live on
food budgets Of $12 a week.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06

Hampton and in the community
in observance Of Negro History
Week, sponsored by the Hampton
Institute chapter of the Negro
History Society.
Included were readings, poems,
inspirational stories; a dramatic
skit; musical numbers and histori-
cal data. Stone is vice-president
of the student group.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06
By Arnold Braithwaitss

oy AEx1OA0 HF
I am going to adopt a wife, a
ten-year old school girl and a-pre-
school age child.
You think I'm nuts :.
Well I'm not. / just read where
an average family Of four casi
eat on $12 a week. The Dayton
Division of Health has made a
survey and come up with that
figure. To be sure the division
placed several condition on their
statistics. Nevertheless, this pro-
cedure has been the substitute
many city and government offici-
ais have been using as a substitute
to asking for increased wages.
Show the people with strained
budgets how they can eat for less.
Guess what Commissioner Hill
lard in the New York Department
of Welfare did to justify a cut
in allotinents to people on relief.
He and his family spent thirty
day living like poor people on re-
lief. For that peoriod they lived
within the relief budget. I imag-
inc people on relief could live on
that kind Of a. budget for thirty
days : provided they could spend
the remaining 335 days living on
the over $200 O. week with which
the commissioner supports
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06
GOSSIP Of The Movie Lots

tinue to be q member of the Jack.
Benny show on Sunday nights
z Villa Pear Curtis was treated
royalty by South Americans in
She flew to Buenos
Aires to portray Hannah Thomas,
mother Of Bigger Thomas in "Na-
tive Son."
Louis Armstrong is packing them
in at the Bal Taborin here in Hol-
|lywood :. Warren Winston, pro-
|gressive' young businessman, plans
TO open a beach resort at Santa
Monica.
/ A drive to clean up the talent
bracket out here has begun by
fedreal, state, local, and BUSINESS
Headers -.
Stars are glamour girls and
nothing more, Theresa Wright,
star of Stanley Kramer's "The
Men," remarked recently. Her
statement is a establishment to
Iaaen who figured that movie star
wives could. be glamorous and
homemakers, too. She often has
been billed as one star who adores
the simple life. She admitted that
fshee has not been in the kitchen
for several years.
Jackie Robinson Goes Into
Produstion
Production of Jackie Robinson's
life story was begun here last
week. Ruby Dee Of Gamma Lu'
casta" and "No Way Out" will
play Mrs. Robinson. Loui 8
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06

HAMPTON, Va Alfred Stone
of Springfield, Ohio, senior in the
Division of General Studies at
Hampton, Institute, participated
in a recent series of programs at
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06

son fire department where he
served as combination caretaker
and driver Of the old horse wag-
ons
Today, he wants to get buck to
the horses once more. He works
at odd jobs and paints some. He
always says:
"I got horses in my. blood.
Things aren't like they used to be
these automobiles and things. I
like the good old days when horses
were the thing"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-03-06
At "a, Still Loves
Horses First

JACKSON, Miss. (ANP) Despite
the advent ofthe new fast, stream
lined, modern automobile, Joe
Frisco, IA, still loves horses more
than he does cars.
Frisco, a native of Jackson, has
worked with horses and loved them
nearly all his life. AS a youngster
he drove hacks for prominent
Jacksonians and rode runners in
the state fair each year.
Later, he worked for the Jack
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

rtRge license in Ramsey County,
sunday August Q, Mr. and
Mrs. Manley Rhodea 800 Carroll
Ave WIN observe their Slst
wedding anniversary.
Winning prizes at the wcdnes-
day, July 10 meeting Of the Non
Pariol Bridge club meeting were
Mines, Alberta Davis, Irene i'm
and Josephine oden. FIRST. Sec
ond and third respectively. The
club met at the home of Mrs.
Edwin saltcr. 092 Carroll Ave.
Mira, Hi, pa 81. Anthony Ave,
vii be hostess at tho next meet.
ing ON August 2.
Mrs. BcsEle White left Tuesday,
july IL, for her home In Los
Angeles after spending four
weeks here visiting with her
daughter, Mrs, Lorraine stone,
OFT IglehRrt Ave. and other rel.
auvCs, She was the recipient Of
many social courtesies while
here,
The CriApuH Att1CISA Home As
Sociation met Thursday. July 20
at s p, m, at Halle q. Brown
community house, Mrs. LEAR
Howard u president OF the Or
ganlEation,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
NEW YORK CITY

There's nothing souherner OF type
than Negro learning lovely experience
with these jerks what SUPPOSED be job
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

Wallace viii be tho best man.
Rev. l. D. Dorsey, pastor, Cam
phor Methodist church. viii read
the marriage vows, A reception
win be held for tho couple i'm.
meiiately after the wedding.
After the reception. an after
party win be held In the CaAaius
Bamboo room in Minneapolis,
Saturday, August 3, Mr.. and
Mrs, John Mccoy, 8ls Rondo Ave.
viii observe their 4Ith wedding
anniversary,
Re0Operating at homo after
having spent seven days In 81,
Luke's hospital L. Mrs, E,ina
Combs. l92 w. Central Ave, She
came home from the hospital on
July 10.
~ Paul Chapter No, I. Order
Of the Eastern Star, win meet at
= p, M. "Wednesday, Aug. 2, at the
Perfect Ashicr Hall. 7AA st, An.
thOny Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ferguson, 1923
Rondo Ave, win observe their
third wedding anniversary Sat.
urday, Aug. o.
Miss BETTY Lou Dodd, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs, RUFUS Dodd,
500 Carroll Ave, returned home
recently after spending seven
months In New York with her
grandfather, Mr. II. ID, Wiley,
former 81. Pauhte.
A baby girl, Christene, was
born Monday, July 10, to Mr.. and
Mrs, Troy johnson. 37b Carroll
Ave. This In the JohnsonS sec
ond child.
u, 4. stovaIl. 6ss Carroll Ave,
Jorech Pipes, 30iis N, Dale st.,
have made application for a mar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

SAJ So MIS- 0iuSloS Will remain
in the city indefinitely visiting at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton McQuerry, 4O4S
Clinton Ave. So. She is the
former oletha McQuerry.
Floyd Poole Jr., 1892 Fourth
Ave. So, left Friday. July 2l for
a few weeks visit in Kansas City
Kans.
The Grant Missionary Society
will hold its regular meeting Fri
day, July %. at the home of Mrs.
Alice Cooke, 1925 3Oth Ave. So.
from 2 to 4 in the afternoon.
Miss Ellen Evans of Birming-
ham. Ala, is visiting her cousin.
Mr.. J. w. Baldwin, 6l2 10th Ave.
So. Miss Evans is a nurse in a
Birmingham clinic. She will visit
in the city until July 20.
Edna Mae Shaw and Edward
Manderville Jr., were quietly
married Friday afternoon, July
Fl in Mason City, Ia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Qualls drove them
to Mason City. Attendants were
Clarence and jeanne Mckinney.
Edward is the son OF Mrs. Mil
dred Manderville and Matte is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Shaw. The young couple
will be at home at 70 Hyland Ave.
Miss Shirley Stone, 1854 Bryant
Ave. No. recently returned from
a one month visit at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. J. p. Durand Of
Chicago.
Mrs. James AusterbrOOk, $50
st. Anthony Ave, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mary Ball, 1854 Bry-
ant Ave. No.
Mrs. EssIe Brown and Mrs.
Victoria Caldwell of Des Moines,
Ia, were guests of honor at a pic
mic given by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Carr, 3942 Fifth Ave. So. The
picnic was given at Como Park
Sunday, July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MCGEE,
formerly Of 3644 Smelling Ave.
So, are now residing at 2l13
22nd Ave. So.
Mrs. Lucille Altman of Detroit,
Mich. is visiting her uncle and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Murphy
374l Fifth Ave. So. She will visit
in the city until Sunday. July 80
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Brent
and son, Indianapolis, Ind. were
breakfast guests OF Mrs. Ger,
trude Smith and daughter, Mrs
Halle Ewing, 4O4s Fourth Ave
So, Tuesday, July IS. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brent and son have return,
ed to their home.
Mrs. ROtha Williams Of Jeffer,
son City, Mo, is visiting his son
Mr.. William Williams at 40 Hy.
land Ave. No. Mr.. Williams will
visit in the city for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones arr
the proud parents OF an eight
pound one ounce baby girl. The
baby was born Friday afternoon,
July Fl at Maternity Hospital.
The UnO Score Club had a pic
mic at Minnehaha Park. Sunday,
July %. An enjoyable time was
had by all.
House guests Of Mrs. T. +.
Jones, 3942 Third Ave. So, are
Mrs. Ida Johnson and daughter.
Mrs. Thelma Alexander, both of
Chicago. Mrs. Alexander returned
to her home Thursday, July 81.
but Mrs. johnson viii remain in
the city another week.
Mr.. Russell Underwood, 1912
First Ave. So. became suddenly
i'll Sunday, July %.
Mrs. Helen Bowen and dGugh-
tiers of Chicago, Ill, left for their
home Saturday, July % after a
week in the city.
EnrOute TO their home in Chi
cago, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Hackley
stopped off in Minneapolis at the
home Of Mrs. Cora Sanders. 5000
Garfield Ave. So. They left for
their home Saturday after q three
day visit in the city.
Miss Doretha Roy of Frankfort,
Ky. is visiting at the home Of
Mr.. Walter T. Smith, 374S Fifth
Ave. So. She arrived Thursday,
July 20.
Mrs. EssIe Brown and Mrs.
Victoria Caldwell OF Des Moines,
Ia, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Burns, 1913
Fourth Ave. SO. They are cousins
Of Mr.. Burns.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler, 7O5
Seventh st. No. and Mrs. Essie
Arnold are in Cleveland, Ohio, at
tending a Baptist convention. En-
route home they will stop off in
Chicago. They are expected to re-
turn the latter part Of this week.
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Out-of.Town Greetings

Aug. Z Marvin BhivsTs, Los
Angeles, Calf; Mrs. VIM. Sea-
bron. Detroit, Mich; Donald H.
John, White Plains, N. Y, Aug. o
Mrs. Samuel Watson, BirminE.
ham. Ala: Carroll Mclloy, Hop.
kinA. MINI Aug 10 Byron
Holder. Los Angeles, Calf Aug
Thames =. burden. Chicago,
VIM. Carpenter, Chicago.