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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14

IRON book review by Alice
DiNor- Bond in the Boston Sun
day Herald. Massachusetts,.
One of the most dislinc-
tive. and distinguished. BIZ
ographies of the year is that
of Mary Baker Eddy and
Her Books by one of the
worlds great makers of
books as well as "A renowned
author, William Dana Or
cutt.
Mr.. Orcutts personal associa.
ton with the great Leader of the
Christian Science church lasted
Tor eighteen years. beginning in
1892 and running until 1910 al
though for nearly sixty years he
has made all of her books IN
Guiding the magnificent Sub
scription Edition of Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" the production of which
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14

The way TO overcome the fear
OF sickness and death will be
Drought out in the Lesson Ser
mon of April ID under the sub
Ject, Are Sin. Disease and Death
Real9"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Mirror Of World Opinion

EDITORS NOTE: The fol-
lowing article is taken from
The Christian Science Monitor.
and is reprinted for the Tribune
readers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Christian Science World Healing
SPIRITUAL ENLIGHTENMENT

following article Christian Science
by Andr r. Fruehsuf C-S. Modern Christian
Science Mother God all
Health. s with world
nd m August 2e. 1899. during World War H.
PORTRAITS OF THE KREMLIN MOVING PICTURE"
OF THE MENTAL SICKNESS OF THE UNREAL
ADAM AND EVE DREAM!"
YET HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE FILL ALL SPACE
THE UNIVERSE! OF OUR ALMIGHTY GOD WHO
is LOVE!
By ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF, c. s.
To Brave Poland Copy sent to British, French, and
German Emba sses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14

and faith that the United States
again support the higher moral
ity and civilization of Great
Britain. and France and now
Poland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14

/. major prophet of the Lord, with world message
and missonsuccesSor Mary Baker Eddy 1.-THE Revel-
ator of Gods Chrs Science the Messiah to all peoples
not to replace her Leadership, but enforce according
to Christ and higher apd representative of God
than the Pope at Rome,-say unto you:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14

Goebbels. 1T al snd. his. nj
heal ny sinner IS the hard.
sinner tScience and Health xs]
Key to the Scriptures BY ~
Baker Eddy.
Lenin died diseased
a Devilish Course
What a devillsh course Co.
many has pursued for decads
prostitutlng the country's ~
sources to CRAFTY the lust 4.
power, The devil in command
truly, And a lot Of grown.
little boys. the Kaiser. ct al ,I|
now Hitler, Gociing. Coebbeh
ct al. playing" AZ mass murdr
plumber. terror et cetera Aaus.
ing each other with their inaa,s,
egoes, swollen with all sin and
wickedneSS ripe Tor destruction
And the real work Of Tho
world is the Fathers business
spoken of by Jesus al the a~
of twelve. mans sire Job for
red-blooded men and women Of
character and intelligence.
-
Death a Dream
True men and women are not
afrait of so called death lisa
transition from the ,uppoSiitiog
dream world OF the devil to he
next. where We have bodies Ike
these. with cllic- states. and "a.
tions with good and evil 10 ieal
with. as here until complete
spiritualization is attained
God Infinite Spirit
God. infinite Spirit. and His
harmonious spiritual creation
fills all space. and since God
!. omnipofeni. evil is non.a'
isfeni.- mere bad dream 1.-The
Adam and Eve dream)
God knows nothing Of evil
matter, mortality. q fact discern
ed by the prophet HaoaSSas
centuries before Christ. God '
of purer eyes than TO Denaa
evil and canst not look up'.
iniquify." But ONLY honesi-io'I''
Christian Scientists can iul'
know and demonstrate these o,'
vine facts. because rs Jesus 'S'a
Blessed are the pure IN mean
for they (onlv) SHAH see Goa
Lovingly yours according "
Christ.
Andrew F Fruehsui' ID
Temporary address
Hemenway Hotel
Boston. Massachusetts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Sign Of Times

EDITORS NOTE: The fol-
lowing article was taken from
the Christian Science Sentinel
and is rewritten for the Tri-
bune readers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14

Say You Saw II :
In the TRlboNr.,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14

II Snail be my PRAYER. hope
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Our Exclusive "Hunserford" Solid Mahogany Group!
Sule! Bedroom with
MR-MRS Dresser
..,':.: GROUP 1885,
s-PIEcE GROUP

we'll what solid mahogany Of beauty
and durability Our exclusive Huneeod bedroom precious Honduras
mahogany hondbbed for ssed beauty We've modenzd the
century styling Especially Mrs dresser
for todos taller Reproduction
authenticity design Come double time yours
at these ovngs (Ohe style beds in open soek)
The Hectic
Evening star., 1951-10-19

1895 fonbok chair and fair enough
gives your 1895 Think how they'll
two-oe honing fireplace t~ooIke grouped at
dow tooke pored your Channels oe gracefully
poddd hos mahogany finish filling bbered soI all
Pick stous doosk d
areen god muIeoor topest beige SngN 95
he Spring
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
Prosecutors
Office Gets
First Head

Atty. Hobart TAYLOR Jr.. cot
somewhat of wedding present
Monday when he b, lme the
first Negro to head the civil di-
vision Of the WAYNE County
Prosecutors office.
He succeeds Arthur L. Rob
bins who headed the division two
terms and is retiring 10 enter
private practice The appointment
was made by Prosecutor Gerald
h. O'Brien.
Married last Friday. the 30
year-old appointee was serving
as an assistant prosecutor as
signed 10 the legal division. He
lives at 2265 Boston Blvd. and
is married TO the former Lynnette
Penn. assistant principal az Bar
stow School
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
Martinsvi|Ie 7
Are EIectr0cuted

Va. last July. Four OF me me"
were put 10 death last Friday
when their appeal was denleo
nv Chief Justice Fred M. Vim
son. %
John M. Clabon Taylor -
was the first TO 60 20 the cha,'
Mondav. lie was followed short
" by James Luther Hairs'on' =. 20
md Francis DcSales Grayson' Az
Toe Henry Hampton, y, Frank
fcontinued On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10

RICH MOND. VA last
minute appeal 20 Chief JUS
tice Harold III. Burton failed
TO save the last three of the
"Martinsville z" who were
sent to the electric chair here
Monday.
The seven young men were
condemned 10 die for the rape
of q white woman i'm . shanfy-
town section Of Martinsviiie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
Detroit Statistics
Based on Census

Nearly a fourth Of the Ne
gro population in Detroit is
living in SlumS.
This is the finding of a spec
ial staff OF the Detroit Housing
Commission as reported Non
day 10 its parent body. 1t also
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10

reported that Negroes live in
40 per cent of overcrowded
rented dwelling units.
The report noted that in spite
of the year, 1850, marking the
highest level of home building
since 1929, some $4,000 persons
Of whom are 50,2O7 children still
live in dwelling units unfit for
humans by normal standards
Census Tabulations
Figures were based on 1850
United States census tabulations,
the housing staff revealed and
added that census figures still fail
to paint a complete and true
picture OF the sordid housing sit
uation in Detroit.
Statistics showed that 81 per
cent of Detroits adult population
and 8.8 per cent of its children
live in substandard dwelling
units. The number Of Negroes liv-
ing under such unsanitary and
inhuman conditions is even
greater than the ciiywlde per-
centage
Using figure of around 300 900
Negroes for Detroit. il was StI-
mated that about % per cent Of
Negro adults and 25 per cent OF
Negro children are liking in
dwellings unfit for human habi-
tation
Not Full Picture
These figures include only per-
SO. living in physically dilapl-
dated structures. in dwellings
lacking facilities for hot or cold
running water, or in units lacking
standard toilet or bathing facill-
ties. explained the housing stan.
Families living under over
c.owded conditions in tcnemcnts
which meet only minimum phv-
steal requirements are not IN
Guided in these statistics. IL was
revealed
In these unlisted SubStandard
dwelling units Negroes occupy
over 40 per cent OF them There
are about 1850 substandard units
of which whites occupy % 600.
Practically all are rented Own
erS live in the remaining Is per
cent, the housing staff said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
Protest
Police
| error

Failing TO get action from
Mayor Cobo TO curb lntenSi-
fled police terror against Ne
groes. The Citizens Emer-
gency Committee Against
Polic e Brutality resolved
sunday at Calvary Baptist
Church to seek a pubic hear
inc before Common Council.
Intervention by Mayor Cobo
was sought after the Commit
tee adopted resolution last
Sunday at MI. Moriah Baptist
Church which was attended by
representative of churches. la
Dor unions. civic and traternal
organizations. according 10 Mary
Bray. secretary treasurer.
Citing that police terror had
reached an all-tlmc high against
Negro people in Detroit, the Com
mittec previously adopted a res
oIution which denounced undue
police pressure in making inves-
iieations and arrests without
warrants
Use Profanity
II charged Detroit police with
using profanity and abuse with
out reason, beating and kicking
suspects and "evcn shooting on
slightest or no provocation"
The resolution also declared
that .'ihese infringcments on the
rights OF the people. especially
Negro people have been brought
70 the attention of all response
bic city and county officials in
Guiding Mayor Cobo. Police Com
missioner Boos. Police Superin-
iendent Edwin Morgan and Pros
ecutor OBrien"
tconfinued On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
90 Per Cent Dope Traffic
Seen Flowing to Negroes
II Million
Yearly Ring
|k0' ed Here

Ninety per cent of dope
peddlerS and addictS who
Trade IN Detroit 5 elevcn-mil-
lion-dollar annual under
world narcotics market are
Negroes, according to local
|poFee and Federal narcotic
agents.
Ching that the dope traffic is
Inc greatest in me Ciiy's his
Tory Deci.-Lieui Joseph Nufer.
Ds'soli police narcotic head. re-
'ealed that the ring is BEING
smashed in spite Of increased
activity.
Inc evils q use Of dope were
w. as rending % per cent of
s'a','s as incapable Of keeping
/ w Causing hem to resort 10
-, - checks, staging holdups.
H., maiL and shopliftine 10
|sS Ssl'n money TO satisfy their
H., Women usually resor, to
Costs Sc Daily
Addicts normally spend six
- .'a's a day Ion narcotics. Most
IT.. 'o0s case was recalled as
=. q Kenneth Malcolm who
n. u''pa'ed in 100 holdups dur
So's,no' month TO qucnch his SIS
fo0DsevO-al-day thirst FOR heroin.
No. sa. 70 Receiving Hospital
kuicI1dse, vial ,'l,. weeks. he attempted
Benees twice before being sen
d., @ a. that the addicts 70
b' '' % crime to obtain monev 10 =
jice 60 a,e dope the Detroit no
ksrcoa,s,Ipa rtmen, rcorpsni v,s p 10
|ncres..oss bureau last October and
)enan, Personnel to one len
detectives one sergeant and nine
| An Make Innovation
kests ' ~SisS ono. Of interrogation
~ each N n,, sought information
lent Of how o,'p mecA revealed the
/ ico0, how much daily ,,Ni Is r :"
/ '''au'd On Page .,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-12

Joe Louis shown stanc'a5 pS
an English make au;on que
wearing a British Briw hai 2
Joe toured the ecnnneH 'IA'
mediaiely after World y Z"
II was his second 10
Europe. He toured the aaP'
during the war.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
OPEN TODAY ! TO 8
BARNARD PARK
4335 18th PL. NE.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
This well-constructed, center-entrance
with mirrored fireplace, nice din.
rm. with good wallspaee. fully
equipped kitchen, paneled breakfast
rm., full-sized bedrms.. ample
closets, large storage attic; clubroom.
gas heat, detached brick garage.
Priced only at S21 $50 for quick
to Varnum st. about 2 blks. to 1ath
81. and home. H, r. RANDOLPH.
2137 K st, NV. RE. 2137.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
OPEN l TO 6
$3.50 Down
TO GIs
S12.95O
"OPEN 2-6-VACANT!"

OFEN Z-O-V AOA1N I
10 Buchanan St n.e.-Neat. tidy g.
rm., 1l2-bath. row brick home;
gas heat. elec. refgr.., gas stove;
8 bedroomsl See today. 2-6 pm.
Priced right! Call DE. 1886, PAUL
l. MILLER, Broker
Evening star., 1951-05-13
EXCLUSIVE WITH
JAMES L. DIXON & CO

1853 MADISON ST. NV.
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 6
b.ar. na Ariff tsR5ly bsshs aG%s RIds ndos. Htto
rear porch on 2nd floor. large 1iy.
rm.. sun rm., family size din. rm.,
mod. kit, front and rear porches,
slate roof, brick garage, lovely gar
den. Excellent condition throughout
Ewes. call MI. 1919. Mrs. Herring
RIDDELL REALTY CO.
DI 1900 Exclusive Agent
Evening star., 1951-05-13

A beautiful 2-yr. .-old. modernistic,
semidetached "Cafrttz-huilt" 3-bed-
rm. home; gas air-conditioned heat.
Don't fail to see Sun. as this type
of home is scarce.
HARRY COHEN
Evening star., 1951-05-13
PECK COMPANY
oOI6 IIIII OC. NE.
Opposite the Newton Theaterl
Phone. Lawrence 6-6666

I1lOilc. LaWTcIlCS O-OOOO
CoLoRED-s1. 600 DowN-and and
Bryant sts. Row brick, g, rms.
ST. 2026: ewes, ia: $500. -
9aIes p 2eseiy sTm tn row PoR brfsf asSs
full bsmt.. oil h.-w,h;, Colonial front
with $500 down. PAUL PERuz-
cotoRI6 81 sri Sofs sRSokGASBAss17 q Kg S1s4 18th
pine. ca'n. rec 'rm.. and and breakfast nook.
| tile kit, fireplace. garage; immacu-
late condition, LA: 6-4o44..
COLORED = VACANT - $3.50 down.
Tsted sSar. sS Sds 81 row ssss srcR; seHsfS sfSs
! rms, reception hall, IA bats. gas
heat. : ranges and 2 elec; refgrs.
PECK COMPANY, La. 6-6666.
COLORED-RIvER TERRACE-Beau-
heat; no GscoEasiops gt IS needed dSs SUB
ssaTs1f s. WHhpER isF aE Ssen 1sfs Il a0p'' is sAA
COL 0LORED-BEAUTIFUL. 5-room row
brick d6o with gas heat, for less less thai. than
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO. 1894
coh6RED&SproRTTSfrY 94tb 81 nSip 2d a9sfi TO BUY
lovely semidetachsd 3-bedrm: brick;
$40 mo-. after reasonable down pay
ment. 4007 Clay pl. ne. l block
from Minnesota ave. shopping CEN
ter, This home about 5 years old
and in excellent condition; AL1EE
coEokEbIas14 cooEaskIH Es 1lGt gsth "a ST. $sHS
rear porches, tile bath, oil heat.
Priced low with terms to suit. NO.
1903; ewes; and Sun, uN. 1907.
CoLoRED-so0 BLK, 1Ith Ne
wood trim. Colonial front porch.
full hsmt., gas h.-w.h., gar; reas.
down payment. Mr.. Tolson. FIR.
o3eo. o'BANNoN REALTY. FIR.
coLoRED - BRooKLAND 1900
Lawrence st. ne. Corner. z rms.
THaGKER aaRkERFidk FEAhTY sS%Tns SS ST. 71ss nag:
nice fenced yard. rec. room; new
house condition; close to shopping.
trsnssp tsss poSss sshS9ls asS ss.IhY thsatsr sG pI
oHiE2SfN isEaND N.E.Ms1 SO S down @ hn1D. im%ae.
ulate, ,S,rm; brick, full bsmt.. oil
this wk. Any reasonable ofier COM
fiaersd mr. iaghs Psnlsnd sSas1o SRtiI 10 n g'
LII J-OOoO' A4AfA0 NGAb44 ~:
IceLoRED-RIvER TERRACE. sio..
$50; immseulste 6,rn. and bath
fnsss csRLSE Refssf Be aozfEE Rsssoa
cSL Sti LoREp& sGHS. p&isso Msi 0YsGISocK sIocK JACKSON
ST. NE.--Extremely beautiful y
| rm. Colonial home, excel. cond.
| throughout. Large level floral lot,
! fruit trees; det. garage. Retired
| owner leaving city. VIII make good
| terms to responsible purchaser: No.
;Io3,,I 5a03; Ewes; ard sun, cggN. gN. ra sso7.
lCOLORED-Sl4 7th ST. N.E.-va-
| cant 6-rms., bath. h.-w.h-; new
| cond.; only $500 down. $40 per
| mo. Open Sun. 3 to 8.
| COLORED-WOULD you LIKE to
own an exquisite winter
home on the bay? See our ad de-
scribed under waterfront property
| for sale. Call Mr.. Lindsay, Sun. and
ewes. 10. 2-0792. j. H. GREENE
REALTY Co, 715 Florida ave. NV.
NO. 6146. -15
COLORED - RIVER TERRACE -
| $500: j5-rm, brick; automatic heat;
| tile bath with shower; front porch;
'A'" EUGENE H. PHIrER
IMI. 44ol La. $1,000
Evening star., 1951-05-13
WOODRIDGE GARDENS

1899 South Dakota Ave. NE.
An individual detached brick home of
distinction, situated in one Of the
finest D. C.. residential sections.
Prewar materials and workmanship.
Center-entrance plan; living room
kltchen / bedroom and bath on 1st
floor. Automatic gas heat and ga
rage. Attractively Handicapped. Ex-
cellent condition throughout. Fin
ished recreation room. Most rea-
sonably priced. Must be seen to
be appreciated.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
OPEN is

2S10 18th st. NE
Detached brick, Immaculate cond.,
o yrs. old: 6 rms, Ia baths, rec
reation rm., gas heat; fenced yard.
See Mr.. Fischer, with DREYFUS
BROS, Ma. 05S2; ewes, AID. 1894.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
NORTH WOODBRIDGE

This attractive detached home rep
resents unusual value and conven-
ience when compared to other prop
critics on today's market. In spot
less condition. with 8 well decorated
sewing room, inclosed screened
porches on 1st floor. Full bsmt., gas
h.-w.h.; convenient to shopping.
schools and Transportation. Sur
prisingly low price on reasonable
terms, or approved 81 with S22oo
call RE. 65S5, or ewes. AID. 6091
or JU. 1882.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
723 goth St. NV, Realtors.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
HousEs-sALE-N.E. tcsn,.l

WOODRIDdE-$12,OO0
2700 block Central ave.-Bungalov
consisting of 5 rms. bath. full bsmt.
oil h.-w. h.; large lot; 2-car det ga.
rage; convenient location. Term.
can be arranged. For appt. to in.
spect. call Mr. Curling. with r. @
DuNNE. Ho. 0700; ewes and Sun.
La 6-S76S
Evening star., 1951-05-13
2OO-FT. LOT

With Q fne det. home which has
bedrm.. bath and sleeping porch
on 1st floor. 2 bedrms. upstairs; full
heat; det. garage; in the heart OF
Woodbridge; l block from school. .
blocks from Rhode Island; price.
HOME REALTY CO. REALTORS
RE. 1897. (eyenings. co 654bl Ia
Evening star., 1951-05-13
MICHIGAN PARK
A2n2 1Ath ST NE
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS
3Qnn 18th ST ME

A eustom-buiIt rambler type home.
only Q years old, condition like new.
Center entrance plan. consists Of
most spacious rooms and 2 tiled
baths. Has 2 large bedrooms and
bath on 1st floor; also 2 large bed
rooms and full bath on 2nd floor.
Large full basement under entire
house, gas hot-water heat. VACANT,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. A lovely
fore 1t is sold.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

COLoRED - RIVER TERRACE -
$500; b-rm, brick; automatic heat;
tile bath with shower; front porch;
EUGENE H. PHIFER -
MI. 44o1 La. 5000
(continusd o. Next Pags)
Evening star., 1951-05-13
HOUSES FoR sALE--N.W.
1343 Sheridan st. NV.
OPEN IL TO 6

SALE BY OWNER
Semtdet. brick home: 3 bedrms., {
baths. on 2nd floor. LARGE beamee
liy. rm. with firepl,. fuli-size step-ur
equipped kit, large finished rec. rm
with firepl.. attached garage; newl,
decorated. Priced to sell. Call RA
Evening star., 1951-05-13
27OO Brentwood nd. ME-

oodridge--Attractiye 9-rm. 2-story
home, baths, full length liv. rm.
with stone firepl.. 3-car garage;
duced for quick sale. Open Sunday.
2 to 8 pm. VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
DE. O317.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
NORTH WOODBRIDGE

NUN l II WOODTtID0E
3S1s Goth st. n.e.-Det. home, spa
cious Hy. rm. with firepl. and mirror
full-sized dining rm... completely
modern stainless steel kit. with
rec. rm. finished in knotty pine:
auto. clothes washer and dryer;
toilet in bsmt., gas h.-w.h., Venetian
blinds, storm windows. screens, det.
garage. Must be seen to be appre-
-ciated, as 1t Is one of the better
homes In Woodbridge. For appt. to
DUNNE, HO. O700; ewes. and Sun.
IA R.TzRG
Evening star., 1951-05-13
DETACHED BRICK

, bedrms.. tile bath. up. Rec. rm., "a
bath in bsmt. Cement porch. Only
3 yrs. old. Nr. Eastern Star Home.
Full price, $14,500 Open l to 6
Sun. l0l Sheridan st. ne. Call
Ma. a797 daily; Sun. and eves.,
AP. 1922
CAPITOL VIEW REALTY co.
Realtors, 925 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
MIR. HOME OWNER

We have immediate purchasers fol
many types Of homes in MICHIGAN
PARK and WOODBRIDGE areas. We
have 10 salesmen ready to serve YOU
now. Your ''NEIGHBORHOOD REAL
ESTATE BROKER" Is best qualified
to handle your property.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
PECK COMPANY
RECOMMENDS
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO Q
MICHIGAN PARK

OPEN SUNDAY, TO Q
MICHIGAN PARK
4813 9th ST. NE.
brick home, nicely. de-
signed with large picture windows.
Very large living room. dining room,
8 good sized bedrooms and tiled
bath; basement with outside en-.
trance. Less than years old, con-
dition like new. Also has complete
photographer darkroom In base
naent. Owner moving-immediat ate
possession. Priced to sell immedi.
ately. Inspect today.
MICHIGAN PARK
1902 14th ST. NE.
Modern prewsr brick in immaculate
condition. First floor has reception
foyer good sized living room and
dining room and fully equipped
kitchen. Second floor has 3 bed
rooms and bath. Basement with
lavatory and outside entrance. storm
windows and doors. Front and rear
yards with many blooming flowers
and plants. Excellent location near
all conveniences. Quick possession.
A real value.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
S6Q5 DOWN

Colored. Row brick; q rms. and
bath, full bsmt, coal h.-a. b.; good
conv. location. ARKIN REALTY CO.
ST. 3952; eyes,. GE. 1892. --1S
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Near 18th and Calvert SITS.
Lovely semi-det. brick home. fine
condition. 10 rms, 3 baths; I'm
tshed bsmt, auto. h.-wh.; 2-cal
brick garage. Truly lovely towr
home H. T. RANDOLPH, RE. 2137
TR. 1865. -15
Evening star., 1951-05-13

1909 25th PL. NE.
woodridge-Dandy 6-rm. home. tiled
bath. 2 front porches. screens and
location; only $11, 800. VIM. II.
THOROWGOOD, DE. 03l7.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Realtors. I113 17th St. NV.
500 MADISON ST. NV.
Well-built. semidet., overlooking u s
park; 7-room, 4-bedroom house,
suited to large family; near ele-
mentary jr. and sr. high. as well as
for small down payment ard take
1st trust for balance. at low inter
est rate. If you need good home
and do not have lots of money. this
is the house. Inspection by appt
Mrs. Pryse, STORY & CO. ME
400: ewes and Sun. WO. 5202.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

"a ROOMS, y BATHS
Corner detached: Rhode Island ave,
not far from / 9Th st. NV: oil heat;
asking $4,000; terms. Mr.. Cope,
with
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. $40
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-15
Wesleyan Guild Meets
In Reid Home Monday

Mrs. Jack Reid was hostess tc
the Wesleyan Service Guild in her
home Monday evening Co-host-
ess was Mrs. Alice Sharp Ratcliff
Mrs. Marcia B. Jackson, vice
president, presided and had
charge of the program on "The
American Indians"
Miss Clarabel Rhyme gave the
devotional and those participat.
ing on the program were Mrs
Jackson, Mrs. Walter L. Muir
tagh, Mrs. George Bailey. Mrs
Ratcliff, Mrs. Cecil Mason and
Mrs. Irby Ellington.
In the social hour a delicious
salad plate with coffee and cook
les was served to the above and
following members: Mrs. Cain
Horseman, Mrs. H. G.. Diggs, Mrs
Claude Bailey, and Mrs. Bob Le-
gate.
The Valentine note was carried
out in the decorations and re-
freshment plate.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-15
Lexington Joycees Are
Invited To Affair
Honoring Not'I Prexy

Members the Lexington Jun-
Tor Chamber of Commerce are in
vited to attend a banquet and
dance in Grenada on Monday
hight, February Goth, honoring
the Jaycee national president,
Dick Kimler, and to bring their
wives and sweethearts.
The banquet will be held at the
Municipal Building at 7:30 pm.
and the dance following will be
ut the Grenada Country Club.
Dinner is $500 per plate and
reservations must be made with
remittance by Saturday, Feb. "a
Reservations should be made
with John Martin, local treasur-
or, who will send them in to By
ron Hunter, Grenada committee
chairman.