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rented and repaired
Also new and used machines for sale
1855 50. Wash. Falls Church, Va.
Phone JE. $3.50. -
VACUUM CLEANER. Singer demon
strator available ct reduced price.
TER, 702 King st.. Alex. Va. AL.
WASHER-Auto. Laundromat; hardly
used; orig. S299.95. VIII sacrifice;
500. DI. 0699. q
WASHER-Thor Automatic. Excel
cond.; 500 or offer. Call FA. 5341.
WASHER. Thor Automagic, new 1861
In crate; 6-yr. guarantee; received
as gift; $3.50 value; sell bargain
price. S165 cash. GE. 9287 after g
WASHER, Easy 6pindFyer; Yefrigera.
tor, WESTINGHOUSE. "a. 1907. 742s
Ga. ave. NV. 10
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(REFRIGERATORS)
Late models. S25 up; terms. Rent
refgr.. SIS mo. ALLISON'S, open I'll
8 pm. 220s 14th st. NV. AID. 1884
REFRIGERATOR RENTALS. S. mo.
small deposit. pOWDS. 441S Conn
REfoRo:' szs on RkssiSS1lnoa;torAs sS1o; Gu. IT,; new
cond. Call AP. 2fp0. a
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EAST CAPITOL ST

A@S SAAA <A ~ L.
We have 3 nice single rms. for men
only Tor 80 and $3.50 per week.
and nicely furnished. Ii. 3-0129;
ewes, Ii. 3-27S1. -5
COLORED-DBLE. RIM. cooking and
ironing privilege; $40 a wk. for cple.
Ii. 7-2745, Il
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

ATTRACTIVE SINGLE RIM; gentle
man; private home; convenient
Transportation: IA: 1855. A
WALTER REED Welfare dble.
rm., with sun porch. pvt. bath.
unlim. ph., express bus; gentlemen.
1918 VERMONT AVE. walking dis
tance town-.Sgle. rm., run. water.
CHEVY CHASE-Corner rm. in beau
ttful pvt. home. warm, ample baths
and parking: $40 WI. 4422 4
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CONCRETE PAVING of any type
walls. walks, driveways, Easements
UN. 90l1. DE. 1866. g.
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TELEVISION
Many New Sets Priced
BELOW Wholesale
COST
Table models. consoles. combination,
special deal on any TV we sell
Latest models in factory cartons. Al
popular makes.
No trick ads. no high pressure.
Highest trade allowance ON old Tv q
radio-phono. comb.
CASH OR TERMS
Open Evenings TIL 8
Saturday, $3.50
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS
RI.AIRS TV 4Q0G Nis Ana

NO PHONE QUOTATIONS
BLA1RS nv. 1922 Wis. Ave. NV.
nv. 17-in. Motorola consolette; good
cond.; $3.50; will accept 12-in. set
as part payment. AP. 1850. -4
TV SET, Strombere Carlson SWAY
combination; TV, radio and phono-
graph; handsome mahogany con-
sole. 36x40x22 In: 1850 model;
like new: cost S925; must sell, ask
ing S400. including good selection
81 star records. M. A. w.. Box s52,x.
TRAiNs-Electric; Lionel. O gauge;
complete trains with many extras.
TRUNK and console radio. call RA
54Sl. 4 to 8 p. m. -5
TUXEDO and formal dress suit: made
by well-known tailor: size A. Cal
Dl: S141 during business hours. a
TUXEDO, excellent condition. double
breasted worsted. size 1910. $50
TYPEWRITER; L. c. Smith; new
ssssoss6; sss ssso; JE ecnPEstel' n nIsse Overhauled
TYPEWRiTER, Royal Standard
practically new; gray. machine;
magic margin; S125. Call AID. 1854,
TYPEwRITERs. all makes: sales.
ysaf ysaTa EsPeEas 1ePRS ngE 4lSt co
1431 E. Capitol st. IL 3-O0S2
Omen SATURDAYS
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REUPHOL STEERING
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
Furniture. bric-a-brac, china. glass;
ware. oriental art objects, jewelry,
traits: highest cash prices paid, Cal
.dURRAY, Ia. 1898.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture, silverware, jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any quan.
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAI. CH. 1898:
eyes,, EN-. 6765.
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GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum,
discarded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
80 YEARS AT 935 ST. NV.
Mason -Hamlin, Baldwin, Knabe or
Chickering; approx. 5 IT. 10 In. OF
over; not more than % yrs. old;
pvt. party. JU. S-S47S.
RAGS, iron metal and
batteries RIVER ROAD JUNK CO..
Kenilworth and Lawrence. Bladens-
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or NiRht SH 2Q3Q
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STONEWORK


All types. Of stone work; retaining
walls. hreplaces. fiaRstone. house
fronts. Skilled and qualified masons
81 o,,s long espsFienSe PE9anpt co1rte
TELEvISION REPAIRS - Same day
service; day and night calls. Most
reas; rates in town. LU. $4,000.
TELEVISI0N SETS repaired in your
home. So up: Sat, Sun. day and
rRIFv,IInT rpiEhti ETsTantssd sSSv Ex 003s. ~ ~
ough. guaranteed. TELESERVICE.
nv, RADIO RErAIRs-psy and
~ ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENTS. H. REPAIRs, isPiIRi by BY
oyt.,licensed engineers; guar. service,
UPHoLSTERING. furniture repairing.
recovering. restyIing: upholstered
sets. slip covers and cornices made
to. order: also cleaning. For free
WATERPRooFING OF ALL KINDS.
ROBERT e. q. PRICE. p SsE Dit Df. eaas' reo' .:
DON'T THROW AWAY your old fur
coat. We remodel your old furs into
latest styles. NORTHERN FURS,
1909 You st. NV. NO, 571S. %
PLAY SAFE. protect the life of your
furniture. by havine 1t cleaned after
taking of the slip covers, For
free estimate. callRA. 7712. 3
MATCO TELEVISION co.
Home Calls. So, APe s727.
After 6 PM. Call WA. 404o.
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Storm Windows

For steel easement or double hung
phone WEATHERsEAL. INC. NcfTs Pr,
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MATCO TELEVISION co.
Home Calls. So, APa. S727.
After 6 PM. Call WA. 404o.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

BUY NOW WI While Z Phi PR1cEs ARE Low.
Real values in new and used bldg.
and remodeling materials, Plumb
ing fixtures. doors, 81 up; sash. SOC
up; heating plants, radiators, plast-
er board. pipe, soil pipe, I beams,
channels. 80. NJ. IT. corrugated galv.
iron, plywood " fr, AXIS, new, So. "A;
new rockwool insulation blanket,
$4.90. per 100 50. #. Celotex, lum-
ber all sizes, roofing paper, shingles.
flooring. Visit our yard. open Sat
Delivery service. 108o dis. cash and
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GAS RANGES, mattresses, stoves
heaters, refrigerators. furniture
ACME STOVE Co. MA. HQh2.
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1850 GIRARD ST N.w.-The
sd;oininsA AS SssS: ssSssIo VssS. H'
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PIANOS WANTED
Very highest cash prices; all
styles. COLONIAL PIANO
CO., MA. 4870.
PLYWooD WANTED.
VI inch or W inch. Phone OIL. 0042.
RECEIVER, AM-FM, used. HU. 1882
REFRIGERATORs
We buy all makes; any condition.
Also stoves and washers. Call until
8 pm. AID. 1884.
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE; also
pianos and sewing machines. High
est cash prices. Don't sell until you
call NO. 6040. Prompt service. -S
WANTED-Furniture. rugs. etc. suit
able for guest home or small hotel.
Call MR.. JAMES. RE. 9445.
PRIVATE PARTY
Wants large gray broadloom carpets
or rugs for residence; also wants
crystal chandelier, pr. Of corner
cupboards and double mahogany
dresser. OIL. 0042. -7
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BRICK

HALF-MILLION GOOD USED BRICKS
ARROW WRECKING CO.
100 s. Capitol St., Ii. 3-2261.4
BUFFET, mahog. veneer: slightly
Clipped. SIS. WI. 1854. -6
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PERPETRATORS REPAIRED ais,

Average roof painted. $25; materials
furnished. G. F. BEACH. 10. S-2041.
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ROOF REPAIRS and roof paving
Call day or night. Free estimates.
Ii. 7-2I53. %
ROOFING, all types: new work and
repairs; cutters. spouts. carpentry
and painting. A. D. THOMAS
HU. 77S2. Free estimates.
ROOFING, repair work and furnace
cleaning and repairing. all work
guaranteed LU. 1-4413 -3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. walls
JERRY. Free est. LU. 1-4756.
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QUARRY STONE COMPANY, Route
z BaileyS Crossroads. ia, 1857

FURNTTURE-Owner leaving city 2
bedrm. SETS. mirrors. rugs, draperies.
flre set, radios, grass mowers; All in
excellent condition. EN-. 45O9.
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next to bath: block from express bus;
unlim. phone PRIVILEGES. ia. 3645
Mr.. 10th AND vARNUM N.w.-Ige
beds, pvt. bath. $50; trsnsp. i4th
Or 18th st. RA. 0947.
NO. 4 w. MELROSE. Chevy Chase,
Dble. and sgle rms. on end and 3rd
MS; use OF liv. rm. with wood fire;
Kit. and home privils. Call WI. 7016
LARGE. beautifully furn. room in
spacious, apt. In apt. bldg. on 18th
DTtPf66SS.r tcfkio ciRcLE AREsELarse assl front
wall-to-wall carpeted room; actually
SoHng hotel at rooming-hou prices.
1901 Mass, 4 8; ny N.w.-About the mt most
conv. location in town; lust few
left. Newly dec. Venetian blinds and
service. Sgles.,. from S11; dbies.,
MaSlcEss SI2; ! llsht hskp.' s16; RESIDENT
zoo RAND0LPH ST. N.w.-Warm.
well-furn. room for employed lady:
aSii assas NJ e1fsl aAMPT6N MfPEf66SS0EsfftiqNnw ST.
home, large closet, 3 lge. windows;
Abg fSnV Eur sG fEansH of Gs sTAN6ARbs. M6 Rfa mr.
Naval Comm. Station; 2 lge. rms. and
bath, beau; furn.; pvt. home; refs.
S4SS TUNLAW KID. N.W.-Front rm. :.
Slk itle, Shopping q% gas center; laundry iasil-
NICELY Fl FsUiRSisHED ROOM. near
GEORGETOWN University; reasonable
sTSaf Tsni Tor RdM Sis}s pu srrs ssiS Closet: 9vt
'so5if5p ss5fpsPii 6PRDW2Y VIZ 81. ST. Nw&rrons fm
new furnace; twin beds; next to
bath; pvt; home. EN-. s272, 4
5iTl; 5W Ss1 81 TE; aS,a lS4l Columbia rd'
sssiSi ~ M 81. sG.1; on Mt. Pleasant Car
line-Lge.. nicely furn. bedrm..- run
ming hot and cold water: Ss wk.
e Ia IaE.. po o'coSTTS6RrABLE asTSiRrA RMS, ssle.
lines. near - walter skeed. .N Cali Cali
al f. ckRffTrTTiENDEN-Modern RfrTi dble. rm.
with adjoining sitting rm.; home
mr. RsiVitf GfrSoWNSs rSosaaSss sHS6ffpIsSsa$ Iss$S, ,cENTER,
for Q empl. ladies; lge. closets; no
other roomers; S35 mo. ca. WO. S4s5.
NICELY FURN. RIM. for lady; break
fast privilege; conv. transp. Cail
ssns con-, Fl s..s:s 81
CHEVY Rhsysse Ca. aGmfi b. cABeaat: Ga ss location:
very lge. bed.-liv,. rm., 8 exposures,
VIC. WHITE HOUSE-Front attrac.
bed. living rm.. pvt. entr.. shower
bath; to gentleman; REF; $50. ME.
FOR EMPLOYED mother and child:
$40 wk; nr. school and transp.;
day. care avail. next door. GE.
3S64 BENTON sT.-Dble. rm.. "a
bath, twin beds, nicely furn.. for
2 gentlemen; $25 mo. EN-. 1861.
sGLE. RM.. adjoining bath; SIS wk.;
Sic wk. Dupont Circle, 1922 p
esSO CATHEDRAL AvE.-Nicely fur
nished bedrooms suitable for Q;
girls preferable; Hu. 7l49; -
room, conv. transp.; $50 mo. aE.
13OGs
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PIANOS - Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
signed, Baldwin built Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and upright: full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented. full-bIoW
action. lifetime durability. Available
In wide selection of eye-appealing
cases. in mahogany. walnut. light
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRCH
925 g st., NV
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AffLES ANU CIDER
Crispy. juicy apples. direct from
orchard. fresh sweet sparkling cider
Chain Bridge I'd. (Rt. 1881, bet
Vienna and Fairfax. Va. Vienna
94R-I
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ADDING MACHINE. S35; Royal type.
writer. SIS; mimeograph. S35. CEN.
TRIAL. 2019 l4th ST NV. HU 5121
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs elec.
tric. Reconditioned Guaranteed;
S7Q.60. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
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DAVENPORT. $40; 1 rollaway, s5
IA; 7346. 4021 9th st. NV. Apt.
BLOND MAHOGANY. Drexel vanity
aresSer, separate plate glass mirror
WO. 4126. Sat. Sun. I2-7, A
ONE 3i-FT. FORMICA BAR, with
back bar. is sitting stools. picture
display table. Call ST. 9544 aft
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ANTIQUE COLLECTORS. Browsers
Just opened q new shop for dis
eliminating buyers. Early American
furn. pattern and cut glass. china.
TORS CORNER, 3235 M st. NV,
MI. 6340 Daily. 10-9; Sun, 1915.
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FURNITURE-Modern chair. match
ing footStool, Wakefield table, end
table, chess set. NO. 1904, Sun. a
FURNlTURE-Livin room suite, z
pieces; sofa and chair. silk damask;
taoie ttaoies me, metal glider; and irons and
FURNlIURE-Mahog din. rm. suite,
and various pieces. SH. il2O. -
FURNITURE-Studi couch, baby
crib. double bed. springs and mat
tress. AID 4570. Priced reasonable.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05
SOCIAL & PERSONA
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr. and Mrs n J. Hunter 3849 Fourth Ave. So, had as
dinner guests New Years Eve Sunday Dec 81 Messrs and
Mines John Maxwell Sr, w. NJ Reddick Bailey Morris ST.
Paul and Mrs G. of City, Mo Mrs Jardon
the sister of Mrs Reddck.
Mr. and Mrs Dan McAdams 1920 Third Ave. So. had as
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05
PAST
and
PRESENT

Happy New Year Everybody!
hear the kids tore up Barbara
Fields home Saturday night.
Sorry couldn't make it They
tell me Peggy Aparicio really
served swell eats at her open
house Jan. l got a visit
from Roland Grissam Saturday
night. My, but he looks good.
Maybe the army would do Wilbur
some good Tell me Clarence
Mckinney and viii Grissam are
now sharing an apartment.
know they're balling Gloria
Williams is in her glory. She's
received two letters from Gerald
Bailey inside of two weeks d.
Hear the dance in Minneapolis
New Years Eve was so packed
that some people couldn't get in.
Tut, tut and poor St Paurs audi
forum didn't have hardly a soul.
That's what we get for having
two dances in the same night. E.
No more parties for a while,
School starts Monday for the U
students, but 1 hear that every
body viii be rushing out to school
Friday. Wonder why? Could it
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05
by
Myrrhene
Allen

be that the marks are out? (yesD
Rose Johnson is enjoying her
self over the holidays with her
folks Eugene Harris could
use a little manners when ex-
pressing a grudge against some
one, especially a girl.
Hear the Caballeros have taken
in two new members. l know one
is Phil Freeman, but the other one
l do not know Barbara Cart
wright will be home next week
telling all of us about her wonder
full experiences Bev. Carroll,
after deciding to go to Kansas
City changed her mind at the last
minute and didn't want to go. /
wonder why? (smileD e. Bar
bara Fields left the city this week
for good ole Howard University.
I hear Sonny Scroggins will be
hitting it out to the U this quar-
ter Louise McNeal is sport
ing a beautiful diamond given to
her by Brad Brennered Re
Saunders got hitched Jan. ? at
Pilgrim church. Good luck, kid e.
Well, the parties are over and the
fun is over so back to school and
good marks. / HOPE!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05
Les Amies Guest List

The guest list of the Les Amies'
annual Christmas party held
Tuesday, Dec. 20 is as follows:
Messrs. and Mines. James Allen,
Theodore Allen, Clarence Ander-
son, Turner Anderson, B. c. Ar
cher. John Armstead, Gabriel
BJudreaux, Thomas BraddOck,
Clifton Brown. II. s. Brown,
James Brown NJ. r. Burgess, Tela
Burt.
TaImage Carey Sr., Talmage
Carey Jr., Burie Carmichael,
James Carter, Elmer Childress,
James Claridy, Harold Combs,
Lawrence Cooley. Boyd Crawford
Sr., Royal Crawford, J. c.
Crowder, Paul Curry, Norman
Carter, Leonard Davis, Arnold
Day, o. c. Drake. Carter Ellis,
Harry Esters, T. ]. clipping, Wal
ter Floyd, r. L. Frazier, Frank
Gambol, Lloyd Gambol
Messrs. and Mines. Ashby Gas
kins, Walter Glenn. Walter Coins
Jr., Robert Graham, Leonard
Green, Ernest Green, Charles Har-
graves, Arthur Harness, c. ~.
Harris. Sam Harris, 3. F. Hender-
son, Charles Hill, Harold How
land, John Hutcherson, Palmer
Jackson, Donald James, Ernest
Johnson. Robert Jones, Theodore
Jones, Robert A. Jones, Wendell
Jones. Earl Kyle, John Lawrence,
Wilfred c. Leland Jr., Wesley
Lyle.
Robert LyIes, Norman Light,
George Mann, e. v. Marshall,
Claude Mason, Harry Massengill.
Stephen Maxwell Jr., Donald Nc
Adams, James MCGEE, M. r.. Nc
Knight, Eugene Moore, Fred
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05

Murphy, John Nelson, c. e. New
man, Charles Nichols. Edward
Nichols ST., Charles Noble, Ed
ward Nichols Jr., John Patton,
L. Perkins.
r. d. Phillips, Floyd Poole,
Daniel Reed, Conrad Reed, Sam
Reed. Leroy Riess, Walter Robin
son, Charles Rogers, Clifford Rue
ker, Edwin Salter, Sydney Salter,
Richard Session, Bertram Shan
non, George Smith, Lloyd Smith,
Huston Taylor, Henry II. Thomas,
Russell Walden, Donald warricks,
]. T. Wardlaw, Rufus Webster,
Martin Wellington, Forrest Wig
gins, o. B. Williams, Richard
Williams, Wilbur williams, Thad-
deus Wilson, Robert Wormley,
Harold Wright, w. B. Walker, c.
B. Yancey, 1t and Mrs. Carl
Fountain.
Mines. Grace Bryant, Eunice
Coins, Walter Hayes, Edith Hern-
don, Barbara Strawder.
Misses Carol Allen. Myrrhene
Allen, Janet Aron, Althea Ballard,
Jean Brown, Irma Claridy. Rach-
ael James, Marvel ]. Johnson.
Harriet Lane, Annette Lawson,
Annette Lawson, Thelma Old
ham. Shirley Washington, Doro-
thy Wells.
Messrs. Kirkland Anderson,
Donald Brown, Albert Burgess,
Raymond w. Cannon, Marvin
Crawford, Ralph Graham, Curtis
Gwenn, George Leonard, Robert
Mallory, Robert w. Marshall ST.,
Donald McMoore, Andrew Neal.
Charles Reid, Milton Williams,
Charles Eskridge, Jerry Beal.
Drs. and Mines. w. ID. Brown,
Norman Howell, Cornelius Mob
Hey and Wilbur wright.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05

1929 Columbus Ave-. are now
living at ssos Fifth Ave. So.
Mr.. and Mrs Talmage Carey
ST., 37o4 Fifth Ave. So. held a
New Years dinner Monday. Jan.
/ at their home. The guests In
Guided Messrs. and Mines. Royal
Crawford. Talmage Carey Jrp
Boyd Crawford ST., Arthur Jack
son: Mines. Anna Coleman, ].
Horris ST., Misses Marlyn Carey,
Mamie Young. and Messrs. Mar
vim Crawford and Michael Carey.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05

James church viii meet Friday,
Jan. 5 at the home of Mrs. Robert
Cox of 1913 Marshall Ave.
Mrs. Earlyn Bell of 912 st. An
thony was hostess at a New
Years Eve party at her home.
Guests included Messrs. and
Mines. James Taylor. Richard
Session, James Bailey, James
Claridy and Stephen Maxwell.
Mrs. Hazel Mann, 256 N. st.
Adams returned recently from
Kansas City, Mo-, where she at
tended the Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority Boule held Dec. 27-30.
Mrs. Mann is a member of the
Delta Phi Omega chapter of the
AKA.
The Mid-Century club will hold
their next meeting Tuesday, Jan.
8 at the home of Mrs. Roy Rus
sell, Jr., 232 Rondo Ave
Miss Erma A. MunsOn, Toronto,
Ontario, left Monday, Jan. 1 on a
return trip after spending the
Christmas holidays with her
family, Mrs. L. v. Munson and
daughter, Dorothy of 290 N. st.
Adams.
Mr.. AlphOnzO Horton, a former
employee of the Minneapolis
Spokesman and the st. Paul Re-
corder newspapers, left Jan. 1
for Gary, Indiana after spending
the Christmas and New Years
holidays as the guest Of Miss
Dorothy Munson, 200 N. st. Al
bans.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcfarland, 493
Whitehall had their annual fam
lily New Years dinner and party
Monday Jan. 1. Among those
present were Messrs. and Mines.
Archer Walton, w. Mcfarland,
the Munsons; Miss Naomi Zach
airy; Messrs. Warren Hayes. Al
phonzo Horton and Joseph ofri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Keith, 672
w. Central celebrated New Years
Eve with a party in their rumpus
room. Mr.. Keith represented the
old year and Mrs. Keith the new
year. Guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Mac Thomas, Lloyd Donald
son, Charles Young and L. Gar
diner; Mines. E. Kemp, Luana
Hughes, Mary Lee Strong, Billie
Douglas; Messrs. William Ham,
ilton, Albert Steel, w. Bucks and
Marvin Tillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Thomas, 1856
Galtier celebrated their fifth
wedding anniversary, New Years
Eve at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Keith. 572 w. Central.
Miss Mary Lee Strong, 572 w.
Central, and Mr.. Harry Mason,
4O8 Carroll Ave. announced their
forthcoming wedding Saturday,
Jan. 6, during the New Years Eve
party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Keith, 572 w. Central
Ave.
The Birthday club will hold its
next meeting at the home of
Mrs. Theodore S. Allen, 933 Igle-
hart Ave, Friday, Jan. IL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05

Mr.. Rayford Rivers, stationed
at Weld Chamberlain Field, left
this week for Huntsville, South
Carolina, where he will attend
the funeral of his mother.
Miss Rose johnson, a student of
Nursing at st. GATHERINGS College
is home visiting her relatives and
mother, Mrs. Rose Johnson of SCI
st. Anthony for the holidays.
Miss Johnson will return to school
Monday, Jan. 8.
Mrs. Georgia Morris and daugh-
ter, Marjorie of 3O5 No. Chats
worth left this week for Califor-
mia where they viii make their
home. Mr.. Edward Morris Jr, of
the same address is expected to
leave this week for New York
City where he viii make his home.
The EPIPHANY party for men,
bers of st. Phillips church will be
held Saturday, Jan. at the
church. A pot luck supper will
be served at 6 p. m.
The study group of st. Phillips
church will hold their Christmas
party Monday, Jan. 8 at the home
of Mrs. Norman Howell of 971
st. Anthony.
Miss Maxine WorthingtOn of
964 Iglehart Ave, left this week
for Washington, d. C. where she
will work for the Navy Depart
ment.
Miss Eta Jean Boyd of TIA st.
Anthony Ave-, returned this week
from a vacation trip to Kansas
City, Missouri. where she visited
friends for five days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Allen of
973 Iglehart Ave-, entertained
guests at a New Years dinner
Sunday. Dec. IS. Those present
were Messrs. and Mines. Norman
Davis, s. E. Hall, Albert Allen,
ST.; Mines Dorothy Porter; Misses
Sharmen Davis and Jack Mills.
Tho willing Workers Club of
St James Church held their
Christmas party Friday, Dec. 20,
at the home of Mrs. Robert Cox
of 733 Marshall Ave.
Mrs. Manley Rhodes of $50 Car
roll Ave. will return home soon
from st. Joseph hospital where
she is undergoing a checkup.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Oliver, 943
Iglehart Ave, were the hosts at
an annual family party Friday,
Dec. 80. The group included
Messrs. and Mines. John Banks,
Richard Mann, Claude Mason,
Benjamin Alexander, Donald
Schofield, Homer Anderson;
Mines. Harry Ross and Mr.. EN-
met Galloway.
Mrs. Rufus Carson of 977 Car
roll Ave. had her daughter. Mrs.
G. F. Washington of Cleveland,
Ohio, her son, Mr.. Otis Carson of
Toledo, Ohio and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Roland Carson of Cleve-
land, Ohio, visiting her over the
holidays.
Mrs. Pansy Dodd of 7O1 Car
roll Ave, had as her dinner
guests Christmas day, Messrs.
and Mines. James Grice; Mines.
Letetia Parrish of New York City,
Elizabeth Shuck, Addie Few,
Ruby Hamburg, Misses Irene
Cater of Des Moines, Iowa, Ger
aIdine Randall; Messrs. Doyle
Moore, and Winston Owen.
Mrs. Emma Ceals of Kansas
City, Missouri died Jan. l, 1851 in
Kansas City. Mrs. Ceals had many
friends in st. Paul.
Mrs. Ralph Ward of $40 w.
Central, has been i'll at her home
with influenza over the holidays.
Mrs. Ardelia Allen of 658 w.
Central has been ill over the holi-
days with influenza
Mr.. George Berry Sr, of 634 st,
Anthony Ave, who has been con-
fined to his home, is once more
able to get about.
Mrs. Walter Bennett of 872 st.
Anthony is i'll at her home.
The Mr.. and Mrs. Club of st.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05
Former 10th caIvory
Sergeant John Ssruffon
Decd at Ace Of 90

Former first sergeant John II.
stratton Of the U. s. Tenth
Cavalry veteran OF the Spanish
American War, died Thursday.
Dec. rs in local hospital. The re-
tired Army veteran had lived for
many years at 24eh Fourth Ave.
So.
Funeral rites for Sarge" a.
he was most Familiarity known at
the Serville Hotel, where he was
night clerk for years, were held
Jan. 2, at the Woodland chapel.
Rev. A. L. Kirk officiated. as
sisted by the Charles Young Post
Of Spanish American War veter-
ans.
Interment was 1t Fort Smelling
National cemetery.
The deceased Ia survived by a
brother and other relatives who
reside in Pittsburgh. but who
were unable TO attend the funeral.
A nephew, John Stratton Of
Chicago came TO Minneapolis for
the funeral rites.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05
AUTHOR or CHURCH PLAY

Miss Cynthia Stone, 13, was the
author of a evry successful play
presented Sunday, Dec. "a at Pill
grim Baptist church.
The play, entitled The Man
Who Didn't Believe" was given
before a capacity house with NJ.
N. Smith, Ronald Smith and
Marlene Jones in the cast.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-05
Lois MeNeaI To Wed
Bradford Bennered

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Nc
Neal, TAB Carroll Ave, this week
announced the engagement of
their daughter Lois NJ. McNeal to
Bradford Bennered, 524 Carroll
Ave. The marriage will take place
during the month of March.