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Evening star., 1951-01-07
Miss Bankhead Turns
Her Wrath on LAWYERS
In Secretary Case
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Tallulah
Bankhead, just about as furious
as a woman can get, turned her
wrath on district attorney and
another lawyer today.
She said she got a prompt apol-
ogy from Frank S. Hogan, the
district attorney.
AS for Lawyer Frederick G..
Moritt, she said:
I'm suing him."
The actress was raging over al
/ legations made in court yesterday
at the arraignnnent of her former
secretary, Mrs. Evyleen Ramsey
Cronin.
Mrs. Cronin was indicted on 80
counts of grand larceny and forg-
cry for allegedly raising Miss
Bankhead's checks. She had
pleaded not guilty.
Admits High Liquor Bill.
Miss Bankhead vehemently de-
MED statements by Mr.. Moritt,
who appeared as Mrs. Cronin's
lawyer
She called him ga Yankee fill
clustering Bilbo and Rankin" and
announced
He'll rue the day he said it. :"
Mr.. Moritt had referred to
Booze" and other items of the
actress expenses.
| "As far as drink is concerned"
Miss Bankhead said, every one
knows my liquor bill is quite high
enough.
God knows, I never have had
to buy sex. And as for dope, even
if I had been getting (which I
most certainly wasn't-do you
think I'd have been paying for it
by check?"
Was "Terribly Hurt"
Miss Bankhead said she had
been terribly hurt" at statements
attributed to Mr.. Hogan that she
was sucker" because she had
failed to Prosecute Mrs. Cronin.
She said that today an official
in Mr.. Hogan's Office issued a
statement saying the district at
torney had not meant to single
out Miss Bankhead for abuse"
She quoted the official as say
ing Mr.. Hogan had been referring
generally to architects and build
ing contractors who had failed to
tell the district attorney they
were being swindled.
Says She Pressed Case.
What Mr.. Hogan did say was
that people are being constantly
victimized in this town. The town
is full of suckers. The town is full
of chiselers and persons who are
victimized haven't courage enough
to come to the district attorneys
Office. That's the trouble in get
ting at the petty graft racket"
Miss Bankhead said today she
had instructed her lawyer eight
months ago to take up the Mrs.
Cronin affair with the authorities.
"Since then," she said. I've
been down to the district attor-
ney's Office four times, pushing
the case. And I've been pushing
my lawyer. calling him almost
every day"
After the arraignment yester-
day, Mrs. Cronin was released on
81 900 bail. No date was set for
her trial.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
WATERFRONT

Farm. 55 acres. 35 acres cleared; new
6-rm. bungalow. situated on knoll
overlooking, State hwy; full bsmt..
porches; tobacco barn; excel. tobacco
soil; fine community; electricity;
Farm los acres. 50 acres cleared;
near Patuxent Naval Air Station on
main hwy; 6-rm: house: tobacco
chicken houses, meathouse. granary;
farm fully equipped for operation.
including tractor, > horses. 3 cows
and machinery of all kinds; excel
lent tobacco soil; all fields fenced;
Breton Bay-Retirement home; ap-
prox. 90 acres of land; 400 yards
on Cherry Creek; riparian rights;
main house. rooms and bath. lily,
other rooms l4x16; screened porches;
Artesian well; Johns -Manville slate
roof, fruit trees, fish pond. double
garage with upstairs; chicken houses.
beautiful shade trees, weeping Will
10 min to Shopping center; sa,7 500
Breton Bay. Coombs Creek-Riparian
rights; broom shingle bungalow.
Artesian well. electricity. approxl-
mately 10 acres Of land; ideal COM
munity; $4,000.
Abeils. Md.-5-room waterfront bun
galow. almost an acre, Of land;
Artesian well: house only years
old fully equipped Kitchen: beauti-
full floors. screened-in porches: ex-
cellent neighborhood; GI loan. Price
only $4,000.
Wicomico River-10 acres. 500 to
500 it. waterfront. electricity; beau
tiful site for building; excellent for
ducking and fishing.
Also have several attractive farms.
price range $40. 1000 to $4,000; some
have beautiful waterfront with ex-
cellent tobacco soil. II you are
interested in attractive waterfront
sites (not in subdivision), we have
Smiths Greek. st. Initoes Creek. Po-
tomac River and Breton Bay. Acre
age from | to 90 acres.
J. E. CAPPS, REALTOR
HOLLYWOOD, MD.
Phone Leonardtown 126-F-2l.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Worburg Calls on Jews
For Large Relief Fund
BY The Associated Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Edward
M. M. Warburg, chairman of tie
Joint Distribution Committee
called on American Jewry tonight
for funds for large scale foreign
relief work this year.
Mr.. Warburg addressed 300
delegates to the 36th annual JDC
conference. JDC is supported by
funds from the United Jewish
Appeal. Much of it's work is for
distressed Jews abroad. He said
"a minimum of 100000 Jews in
Europe. Moslem areas and Israel
will need JDC help in 1851"
Red raspberries are more hardy
than either the black or purple
variety.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Religious Sect Keeping Vigil
For End of World on Tuesday

hymns and dressed in white,
trekked to the mountain top.
In snow and cold winds, they
spent a night. and then returned
to their homes, a new date fixed
for the worlds end.
Mrs. Carlson has been the
leader of the sect for more than
year when she broke with
members of the Pentecostal
Church here.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
RAILERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn,
now has lge. display of both new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment; clean. used trailers ranging
fno, IN size ssd6 from m j y g r. priced
US SFSm sPeS Phone % To g Iig' Sll, terms to
PRIVATELY OWNED 184a GLIDER.
Il IT,. excel. cond.. $3.50. See MR.
FOLEY at Martha WASHINGTON
Trailer Court. 1888 Powhatan St.
zfMMER nfSii s7-ft.; sleeps 4; excel. cond.;
bottled gas, Frigidaire. WA. 1852.
sIx-sLEEP TRAILER. with pine
shower and toilet; excel. cond.;
$2.75o or best offer XII. s-7934.
SCHULZ 1a47 de luxe: 3 rooms;
sun. s112 pm AateT weskdsys Rm To Ss5 e5ns 81 ds!
models are T now w on display; ali
equipped with showers, flush toilets,
elec. refgr. and modern conyeniences;
prices starting as low as S2,695, de-
livered; small down payments and as
long as four years to pay. s232
Waterloo. Md. COLLIE MOTOR 81
TRAILER CO., 81. 5000 or Water
leo 539-W-12
MUST SELL 194S Royal trailer o.
it, with new awning; Al condition.
Original owner. 1898 N st. NV.
Chevrolet wheels, good tires; $40.
TRAILER, 4 Star General. 1a4e. for
sale or rent. Already on location.
Apply Cherry Hill Trailer Camp OPP
orator; 6 mi. out RI; No, 1, north
of D. c. Owner. VIANDS.
DAVID BRADLEY TRAILER. cover,
20 toh
at 505S Sherrier pl. NV.
IRONWOOD, 2O-ft., insulated; newly
MARsToN, Lot No. Al. nightingale
Trl PIX. mi. SO. Alexandria. Ri, /.
(To pm. Sun, after 4:30 week.
80 HOUSE TRAILER. Priced right.
1s4s schult with toilet; Excellent
Lexington PARK. Md. Phone Great
Mills 361-J-2 after 5 pm.
1915 SILVER DOME. aS-ft;: must sell
rRaPffR rRnTPff1stey: xSesI sSaS s1sxsft sI s5he lug
gage or farm. well built, excellent
TRAILERs BOUGHT. sold and dis
played; any size, Bring them out.
Cash! 1000 Central ave-, HI. $3.50.
Two-wHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER.
Call 10. 2-69S9.
1850 LIBERTY 27; toilet. shower;
? mos old; $3.50. take over pymts.
Must sell before 18th. MR.. PAT
TERSoN, MI. 0lS5 or MI. 0lS1,
to 3.
1889 LANDOLE HOUSE TRAILER. 80
it. long; bedroom, full bath. kitchen
and living room. with Trail True
dolly and 10" television set. Can be
seen at Boiling Field Trailer Court
on Sat or Sun; week days after 6.
call 10. 10000. Ext. 407S. -
SCHULZ tandem. 27'; elec. refgr..
art.-size range. Lot 245. TEMPLE
TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex. TIE. 9l41.
TRAILER. 1s4s Liberty. 81 it., fur
-nished; sleeps 4; toilet. shower eft.
refgr.. electric hot water. heated
floors like rev. Orig. price. So. 500;
sacrifice. S2.450. or best offer. AL.
d12- S
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Robe Carl White, 80,
Ex-Lubor Official, Dies
Rx the Associnted Press

MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 6.-Robe
Carl White, 83, first Assistant Sec
retary of Labor under three Presi-
dents, died today at Ball Memorial
Hospital.
Mr.. White was a native of Della
ware County and a Muncie law
yer. He was Muncie postmaster
in 1908-12 and then became active
in Republican politics.
James j. Davis, Secretary o1
Labor, appointed Mr.. White as his
first assistant and he served under
Presidents Harding, Coolidge anc
Hoover.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
AVIATION

OPENING IN FLYING CLUB for new
members; small initiation fee plus
monthly dues and flight time. Call
4D AD 1872 1872 or CHARLES AMEND
SHARE FOR SALE in Ryan PTos
good aerobatic plane, in excellent
condition. DU. 1881.
SWIFT l25; Aeromatic. 9 radios,
VHF: marker beacon, loop landing
lights, full PANEL price. $3.50.
y ~ A,Nc 4co352 GIi,p n,.rh.r.,,rs nou,
available in an established nom
profit flying club. Pilots or begin
ming students eligible for member
ship. Call Sunday. OW. 9400. Ext.
301. or Monday. CO. 4O33. IS
T-CRAFT N. C. 44l22, damaged by
wind Prop, engine and landing
gear o. k. Make offer. Seen Con-
,srs sIsssional ItscnMsE AiyReE svsGRs TE G5Ss
landing lights, etc.; low time:
S1,400. 81. 4077.
Evening star., 1951-01-07

ENGINE, 6O-hp. jeep; brand-new
factory-sealed power unit; complete
with dash panel. radiator, gas tank
and clutch. MR.. BYRD. Columbia
TIRES, 7'io-15, 6Oo-1s. in good
conditions; $3.50 each. also car
heater; $50, TIA. 9239.
tube 6.50x15 new. GIL. 5739.
VALVE GRINDER and valve refacing
machine. also other auto shop tools.
ia 490I.
TIRES. new 6.70xI5; 1St line, super
cushioned; never used; sacrifice.
81. 1882.
OLDS AZ 2 dr.. rs: wrecked; excel.
motor. trans. Hydra. radio. etc:
arateIy. ST. 345o. 5iI 7th st. s.w.
2 TRUCK TIRES. tube and rims.
3ox5. good. Sl5; h;p.. 1,cyl. gas
Evening star., 1951-01-07
American Trailer Co., Inc.

See these and many other models OF
both new and used house trailers,
= 4o3o Sof Wis. 1s.h AVE. We NV wo. 1921
One Of the following branch sales lots.
~ BERWYN. MD. TO: 5035.
(2) 1744 RICHMOND HIGHWAY.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. TIE. 1920.
Az MILES SOUTH OF
ALEXANDRIA. ON NO. HIGHWAY.
OY. 2SOl.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
GARAGES

GARAGE wanted, GEORGETOWN near
Cambridge pl., off Both ST., bet. @
and R. ST. $3.50 or RE. 20S1, Ext.
500 -
4OG DELAFIELD PLACE N.W.-Single
brick garage. suitable storage or
parking; 81 mo. FEDERAL RENTAL
CO.. 915 New York ave. NV. MA.
74l6 -12
GARAGE WANTED for 4-dr. Stude-
baker; any sec. Trinidad 0392.
Evening star., 1951-01-07

WILL PAY CASH for a home on
waterfront. Not over 40 miles from
Washington Need 3 Abedrms. and
mod. improvements for all-year liv-
ing. Give price and full particulars.
Box 102-K, Star.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
BOATS

WINTER STORAGE inside new build
ing: boats and .outboard motors;
motors winterized; boat repairing
aaTed and painting INT D,aT Plywo4d wefSod boats re-
csIr ts1IIl JENKINS. ISs eenoS 800 Maine e. ave. e.
s.w. Open evenings till 8 pm.
ENGINE, 60-h.p. jeep, brand-new fac
tory-sealed power unit; compl. with
DASH dash panel; TaSlstor; p%n gas tank and and
Club or phone Ho. GIL or 10.
45-FT. CABIN CRUIsER-seil for
$3.50. For particulars, call WA. 1744.
51a-H.P. EvINRUDE ZEPHYR out
board; cost S17S; used about 25 hrs;
viii sell for s125 cash. Phone KE.
WATER s,I SKIS. < excellent condition;
MARTIN VAR "a "66&: 4aS''0j used two seasons.
broken in carefully, fuel and splash
modifications; must sell; 500. FA.
g sa esss 9sso si45 a ssszse ae 4E; so
silfr 81 sS3s GaBiN afseE BOAT. ant at Deale; Gray
marine marine engine engine equipped' must sac
CRUisEALONG. late ~: 20 it.. 45
h.p. Gray. excel. cond.. painted in
Oct; $1,000. Used very little. OR.
EyINRUDE and Elto outboard motors:
ice and parts. used parts; factory
LAsT Las2TFessaatayss caaNCs to Sz byy fh paaRass St 10
h:p.;.'S cyl. marine engines at 3Oeo
Of LIST price; Contact W. J. LITTLE
deck and gas M TANKS; ? Just tuesai repainted; naG
81 800 or best offer; Sat. and Sun,
the tisi Bs7. DAwsoN oYsfHR Z sftSS aogsa. e.
BOAT AND ENGINE prices advance
again" If you want a new or used
boat for Spring definitely you should
194s 26' steelcraft Fisherman.
1a47 ~ Correct Graft, twin ''0'
Chryslers, "a m.p.h. - 4.500
l941 ~ Stylecraft sedan - 5000
115-h:p. chrysler ---.----- 1850
perfect cond. ~---~N----1 1000
man. phone, 3 fishing chairs,
outrlggers. equip. cost $4,000. $500
d947: a bargain at at----.~-- 1000
1947 35' Elco, twin Chryslers;
phone. new Pen Yam dink,
,nn spare props: completely sound 10,750
1888 80 Mason sedan. 49,
h.p. Gray, 1947. Finish and
condition perfect 49, 5000
1871 49, Wheeler, new twin
1888 39' Wheeler, fine condi- O
194I 4O' sedan, new 145-h.p.
Chrysler. 194S; pressure
water, radio phone. dinette 450O
1885 43' double cabin, sleeps
5; 115-h.p. Crown, 1947;
new generator, pressure
1888 go Wheeler double 4''0O
fuid heat and generator 1856
1910 80, Matthews. 1l5 hip: 9.20(
160-h.p.; pressure water, cleo,
toilet Looks like new boat 1900
Diesel. 1949 -14.oo(
1927 co. Yacht, twin Lath-
rops. Owner anxious to sell.
A real bargain at $3.50
PACKARD MARINE ENGINES-1O( O(
waGELsR faf 1lG hRi dRu1sERs. Al, to ea,.
CORRECT CRAFT CRUISERS, 23' t.
CORRECT CRAFT RUNABoUTs, 1a
sTEEIc;RAr CRUISERS. ss' to
wELIN SEA GYPSY, 2e,.
sTIcKELL7WHEELER YACHT co,
Baltimore, Md. Sunday call Tux
BEAT HIGH COSTS
Assemble Chris-Craft kit boat thi
Evening star., 1951-01-07
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

1U-UNIT OCEAN FRONT MOTOR
kEN4GckY FNAItn " INN. IN New "; Port Richey.
Fla-l7-room hotel. centrally To-
Gated. well furn.; 1st-class condi-
ton: full through season. "A fur
nished hotel for the price of a
home" S25. 900. Terms. Box 2s-E.
CENTRAL FLORIDA S125 down.
s25 month: 30 acres 500 feet os6 on
paved road; partly wooded, Sl,25o.
Box 1850. Orlando, Fla
CLEARWATER. FLA.-Furnished 1st.
fir. apt . rms. kit and bath, $3.50.
Through April. ia. s034 Sun, ewes.
VERY DESIRABLE. attractively furn;
3-rm, kit, bath apts. in beautiful
Orlando. D. C. phone. co. 52l9.
F1sHERMAN's PARADISE, scapa
Hotel, overlooks Indian. and few
minutes drive to Upper st. Johns
River; rates S3-S4.50. For reserva-
INCoMT PROPERTY-4-unit bunea-
Cali CH. 1924 or write 4O0I S. 7th
St. Arlington, Va.
FLORIDA
II interested in living in Florida this
winter. either temporary or year
round. see display ad, page II,
THIS WEEK Magazine Section, this
newspaper, today.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Waterfront Bargain

Bungalow on large lot. 4 rooms and
price "a 900. 81 900 down. A low
monthly payment.
Bay front valuable bungalow. Re-
duced to $3.50 on easy terms.
Seven acres, 55O-tt. waterfront es-
tate. Suitable for good income.
Make offer
Large 4-bedroom bungalow. beauti-
full water view. Equipped and fur
= nished. $4,000, terms.
pointment to inspect.
Clifford G.. Woodard
SHADY SIDE. ND.
West River 6421. Past the Postoffice
Evening star., 1951-01-07

BEAT HIGH COSTS
Assemble Chris-Craft kit boat this
winter, now six models from 3 #.
dinghy TO Gift. cruiser; 14-ft.
outboard run-about now on display.
Also outboard and inboard engines
at special winter prices. CHRIS
O326,
Evening star., 1951-01-07
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

ST. MARYS COUNTY Business
property, marine railway and care
of boats on a rental basis: i'm
proved by broom and bath cot
tage, artesian well. electricity and
h,-w. heater. Approximately 300
foot frontage on a, secure harbor.
located in the thickly settled Piney
$: ssls5 BOO. ~''sF THEoDoRE 55Ia5 sfeE T: MhNk;
FOUR-ROOM AND BATH bungalow,
furnished. liyable in the winter;
Woodland Beach: Nd. Price. 1000.
Phone FA. 4611. y
BEVERLY BEACH-2-b -bedrm. bunga-
low; S6750. Box 373-E. Star.
sELBY ON THE BAYvModern, year
around house. .2S mi. all modern
snsg VndgT lot S yoxlo5 T
Sat Sat. Srsf0sSi and Sun a''SE West River zal5:.
LONG BEACH. snug hide-away cot
tage, overlooking Chesapeake Bay;
wooded lot. 150-ft. frontage; COM
pletely modern bath and KITCHEN;
pTies s4oop avabis Now sa5 has mSnt6iH S6Go
Balance, cash Or terms, to suit right
CHARMING RETIREMENT HOME,
tastefully decorated. Z rooms. down.
stairs bedroom and bath. screened
pOTCus o acres OH hEul VI SLcsdpcdhc
Bay near town; shade trees; boat
dock; S11.750. Many other prop
critics between Potomac and York
Rivers; $4,000 up. CAPT. H. c.
robson U. 8. N. CRet). Broker.
White Store. Va.
SOUTH RIVER-Near Annapolis: all
year home; very lge. lot on water
front; lge. liv rm, 3 bedrms, mod.
kit. and bath: all completely furn.;
2-car gar; bus service. Box 56-K,
Star.
9 ACRES-Fine land, Rhode River.
$50 IT waterfront; mod. all-year
home; lge. liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
and bath; h.w.h.. a mi, % miles TO
Washington; priced right; easy
terms. Box 200-H, Star.
SOUTH RIVER acres. 500 it. fine
water frontage with pier. perfect
harbor; will subdivide; buildings
need repairing; so Minis. to Wash
ington: 6 minis. to Annapolis; priced
right for quick sale. Box 44l-H,
Star.
Waterfront Bargain
Bungalow on large lot rooms and
bath equipped and furnished. Total
price 81, 600. 81 900 down. A low
~yHfk - nAN4f
Evening star., 1951-01-07
MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

MOTORCYCLE, HID single. used
very little; new battery, etc.
Tower 5S72
Evening star., 1951-01-07
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

HOLLYWOOD, MD.
Phone Leonardtown 126-F-21.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-07

MSdshXl

BY BERNADINE cARRICKETT

It's the silhouette that's the latest fashion
And believe ladies' there enough variety the styles for
all of This good for those of who figured that
possibly all coat shoucttcS would be old the
pyramids by fall
The vomnous coat is still with us though shaded down
yartage narrowed in width Real however is
tanned types coming the fashion fore the
collections in New York time These
the straight tapcrng coat and the fitted coat with nppedn
waistline.
Narrow and bced share the headlines with the
princess silhouette Big capey collars contribute whole
collar line In fact the significant aspects of fall
fashion straight the board coats suits dresses and
sportswear, the tiny wane The tendency toward more
rounded hplne in both straight and full skrted slh0ueeS
further accents this smaller wRsne approach
The is in bulky fabrics which darngy used
for the fitted but without sacrifice Of neat trim figure
in whichever they appcarcurled shaggy bumpythe
result makes for kind OF bukineSS which all clumsy
but soft the kind of bulk YOU accept in fur coat
MaSerfuy sweeping line is achieved because of the lack
of chunky detail There outSiked appng pockets
overbown cuffs unwiely collars If pocket collar
part Of the silhouette itself Incidentally the coareS coat
forecast incoming fashion in several models at the top
houses.
Look for wonderful fitted twces 4Oinch rough
fabrics and lots black and brown which
sngly together for fall Look for brilliant coors
amethyst ntermngci with natural oxford gray, walnut
brown and black Many OF these lined with contrast
ing crepe taffcta or satin lining
Detail il moving upward both and suits Emphasis
Is being shifted from hpes and pockets to nccklineS and
shoulders Complex shoulder scanning and interesting sleeves
which intricate pretty, fen full the most de
SRncrS select to interpret Ne interest attheoplook
And So, ladies with these and beautiful views in
mind you'll surely find lat to please fancy for fall
wear, now won't you
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-07
BETHESDA CHURCH

Our pastor delivered an inspir'
ing message Sunday, September
2, taken from the 18th chapter OF
ST. Matthews, IS. II and 18th
verses. Subject, Borrowing
Christ" The Senior Gospel Choir
furnished the music In the alb
sence OF our regular pianist, Mrs,
l.. c. Harris. Mr.. Ralph Primm
substituted. We wish TO thank
him for coming TO our aid.
Those who united with the
church were Rev and Mrs. Nc
Henry. Miss Mary Howe, Mel
anie Spencer, Isabelle Stone and
Dennis Power. We welcome all OF
them in the fold.
To remember our sisters and
brothers in prayer. TO aid them In
sickness and distress. Ella Mae
Buchanan entered the Asbury
hospital Tuesday where she will
undergo an operation. We are
praying for her speedy recovery
Evening message was delivered
by the Rev. McHenry. All who
were there enjoyed II very much
Next Sunday In the absence OF
our pastor. who In attending the
National Baptist Convention, Rev
Z. z. Byrd, assistant pastor, will
take charge. His subject win be
Park Your Car In the Right
Place" We promise you a great
spiritual feAts. in sermon and
songs. Come, see, and hear.-Rev
l. c. Harris. pastor; Sarah Ben
son, Reporter.
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Additional Social and
Personal News

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fraction.
3s41 Clinton Ave. So. quietly
celebrated their third wedding an.
niversary on September 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus %. Jack.
son. 38l6 Smelling Ave. So. had
a. their luncheon guests on Tues.
day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J
RAgin and Mr., RAgin's two sons,
Earl and Michel Of New York. and
Mrs. Violetta Walker Of Mime
apOlis
Mrs. James PoSten, 64l Girard
Ave. No, was hostess 10 a family
reunion. She had az her guests
Mrs. Laura Posten. Manhattan,
Kans,. Mr.. and Mrs J. Mack. Lit
tie Rock, Ark., Miss Flora Harris,
Denver. Colo, Mrs. Mary Posten
Monroe. Mrs. Burt Smith. Mrs
Ray Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. !. Pos
ten and son William, Mr. William
Reed, Mrs, Margie Cooper and
family, Mrs. Lulu Bailey Mr. and
Mrs, James Bailey and daughters,
Rev and Mrs. Il. r. Parker Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-07

st. Johns Baptist church, Rev
r. w. Bolts Jr, pastor. Sunday.
Sept. 2 In the absence of Rev.
Bolts, who is in attendance at the
National Baptist Convention,
Oklahoma City. okla. the Mis-
sionAry Society. Mrs Walter Ed
gar, president, took charge of the
morning worship. Miss Adrian
ToIbert was mistress Of cere-
monies.
DevOtionals were led by Mrs
Harvey Bentley, scripture read
ing. Psalm l03 by Mrs. Oscar
Bridgewater, prayer by Mrs. Eta
Monkey, song by the choir. re-
spOnsive reading led by Miss Shir-
ley Staples, solo, God Is Real by
James Monkey, a solo played and
rendered by Mrs. Geo. Vaughn,
STEAL Away To Jesus"
The president. Mrs. Edgar. was
the main speaker bringing a mes
sage on Reason for Christian
Giving"
Mines. Sam. Clemmons and
William TolsOn received offering
which was 800. Betty Lou
Movers of AtchinsOn. Kans.. who
IL in the city visiting her parents
was a visitor at the services. The
meeting assembly congratulated
Club No. 2. Mr.. Joseph Fleming
who turned into the treasurer S73.
Services closed by repeating the
MiEpah led by Mrs. Adrian Toll
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Warden. 229
North Trap Ave, received the
latters brother, Mr.. Samuel B.
Steel. 422 Dupont Ave. MinneapO-
lis. who was enroute TO Sioux
Falls TO visit her was taken III at
the home of his brother, Mr. Gold
Steele. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He is
now there in the hospital, recup-
Grating from an, operation.
Mrs Chas Warden's sister. Mrs.
Leona White. Davenport, Iowa.
who arrived here for visit
Thursday received the sad news
that her daughter who Is a reg
isterrd nurse had suffered an &C
Cident which compelled Mrs.
White TO leave Tuesday for her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, 1913
No Phillips Ave, had as their
house guests for a week. the
formers mother Mrs. Lucy Smith
and family. Mr.. and Mrs James
Hughes and two small children
from Chicago
MIR Mitchell Staples. brother OF
Mrs. Mener Greer. 240S So. Phil
lips Ave. an architect of Chicka-
she. okla, who was in the city
remodeling her home has finished
and returned TO his home Tues
day.
Tuesday, Sept. 4 School Days
From six homes. six little ones
viii enter kindergarten for the
first time. The families of Coax
ley Lotion. Vaughn, Hildreath.
Smith and Rev. Bolts will send
little representatives to school,