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GIcHNER 2513 NJ NV. EX. 3527
TRUNK, wardrobe, in good condition;
$40. Cali 10. 2-03O6. -e
TYPEWRITER. late model Reming-
cost over $500: s55. AP. xs46f
TYPEwRITER. Royal Underwood.
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO, 2019 14th
TYPEWRITEaSENew portables; free
home demon. by factory repr. Terms.
81 wk. EX. 1424; eve1zSun.. LU.
TYPEWSRaITERs-save up to $50 on
portables;, good selection: all makes:
Also, adding machines and metal
ONCE and personal files: big savings.
FALLS CHURCH STATIONERS, l26
n. Wash; ST., Falls Church. Va.
TYPEWRITERs. new smith-corona
dem. dem Terms. FERNS jE. % so2s99 " til TO 10. Ao5 M5
TYPEWRlTERS-Rent new Royal
portable, S12 for 3 mos; 1st 8 mos.
dednStable from purchase price;
portable and AZ STANDARD. PERI
cond. No dealers. MR.. WALDRoN
VACUUM, Apex. tank type. with at
tachments; reasonable; best Offer
accepted. Call after 6:30 pm.
VACUUM . Universal upright; good
vacGuM fNnG IL 4cLhESaRlAAscEss' hS lAlsSTs' All perfect
Electrolux. S2495. Hoover. with
throw-away bags, S24.50 GE, good
cond., 50 80. Also new mach. re-
duced. S25. 1912 Lee hwy, CHI. 4914
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLUMBIA RID. NV, 20O1 at Conn
Attrac. rms; good meals; young
smpl. people; rec. rm.. Tv. co
14oi 18th N.w.-Newly dec. rms;
business people and students; Sc
lected menus; switchboard: TV.
batn., for 3 girls; selective menus
1866 N ST. N.W.-For refined young
women; several choice vacancies; de-
lisious food; ideal location. Hostess.
IS56 N ST. N.w.-For refined sober
Christian young men; 2 single rms.
excel. food; conv. location. Hostess,
MRS DAVIS. Il
15O6 N. II. AVE. N.W.-Home away
from home; all mod. conv.; South
cooked meals, lunches packed; reas.
ARGiNGT0NN-Five ri s5N minis. D. c.; lre.
rm.;- home cooking; reasonable;
gentleman preferred. IA. 7-4974.
1880 LANIER PL. NV, blk. No
Columbia I'd; Mt. Pleasant car, 1C
nns EbaTs SOnns dy lovely HaSa!eetS She f
furn.. 2 closets. twin beds; food
above average quality and quantity;
maid service; also very lovely dble.
avail. Nov. 1: Our rates. S65-$60-
SOS, mo. and semimo. basis. NO
LIGHT, cheerful room; adjoining
bath; in refined residence for elderly
people; excel. supervised meals. 22OS
1913 18th 81. ST. N.W.0Earse. NV La aeoT Tattraco'
tiyeo rms; double and triple. HU.
1898 18th ST. N.w.-Large triple, for
men or women; pvt. bath. $65.
Plenty Of good food. DU. $500. "a
THE MAR-SALLE GUEST HOUSE
1855 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Ladies hdls and sentiemen who desire 9
meals; 4aniE Ty RnaSn nlayndry EvtMHs!s tiafilisiess
,aoz ,o,, ssIIASTq7HHTER's g. 2 II o. .-.-
lei. in rooms. daily maid. ~: 0e fine
food: excellent transportation- 2s
1925 18th sEtASSHrERs st. NV. Du. 1859
Elev., tel: in rooms. daily maid, ":
fine food; excellent Transportation. q
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 ASEMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms, some with
private bath. American plan. excel.
meals; home atmosphere. HO. 1865.
WESLEY HALL
1fEO @lSt 81. NV. HU. 1914
40 residence halls catering to younp
men and women. Running water
Daily maid service. Bendix washers,
Selective restaurant-style menu,
Recreation room. Free dances.
movies and TV.
MARIETTA GUEST HOUSE
1925 18th ST. NV.
THE MAR-LU GUEST HOUSE
l40S MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
HOME AWAY FROM HOME"
Excellent meals. TV. washing mach.
Ladies and Gentlemen.
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REFRIGERATORs
Late models, S25 UP; terms; rent
retgr.. So mo-. ALLISON'S. oLen
till 2 ON. 2209 I4th st. n ". AID.
to choose from: cash or terms. Open
ewes. till O. Saturday till 8.
SILVER SPRING GAS g. ELEC. CO.
944 Wayne Ave JU. S-803S
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
Efficiency apt. in new development.
" mile west of the U. Of Md. Large
living room. dressing. closet, tiled
bathroom and complete Kitchen;
S6S50, including all utilities Apply
MRS. STANTON, 3424 Tulane dr..
WA 3S7T p
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

MAN DESIRES warm furn. room.
Cunning water. nr. 14th st. NV
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

LOGS-"Fireplace" pine: SIT cord
delivered in Falls Church area. JU
9-4S2O. 81
FIREPLACE and stove wood for sale
Oak. pine and hickory. Slab or any
length you want. WRIGHT g. MAR.
ALL SEASONED HARDWOOD; fire.
place links. cords and "a cords de-
livered in NV. area. IA. 2-314l.
FIREWOOD-Solid oak, $50 cord:
mixed. sis. cord, delivered. Get
your supply today. OIL. 3I61. 20
FIREPLACE WOOD
FOR SALE
nvarl00k E0Od nfkaw q - -,
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NORTHWOOD GARDENS

NORTHWOOD GARDENS
n; NJ, cAPEToL APE ,.s AND D.: EMERSON n s II sTs;
bedrms.. kit, dinette and bath;
rental. 500 and Sl05 per mo- /;
resident mgr, Mrs. Stack. GE.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol, Realtors. MA. 6O20
COLORED-I324 MONROE ST. NV;
apts.. available for Immediate oc-
cupancy to selected tenants. No
REsi6ENT saf MnNAER sais axaaGs. Xps 1s SEE
COLORED-2-B -BEDRM. APT, NE
Close to transp. Children accepted.
CCLoRED-eos d ST. s.w.-1 rm..
sem'bath; l or adults. Apply
CoLoRED-NEw e-BEDRM.. a. 4sth
Rns aRS 9ay sss ss% 'sa o4
laundry and storage; 500 month;
& RYoN. nc, RE. 1915. al
COLORED-WE ARE accepting q lin
tied number of applications for q
bedroom apis. from people with sat-
isfactory financial and credit rating;
/ child is acceptable II over 4 years.
Apply in person at ONCE. 4433 e
COsLioRsED-LovELY APT. for work.
ing cple. in NV. rms, pvt kit.
and bath. Call after 8, TU. 5098.
CoLoRED-sos d ST. N.w.--Nice
bsmt. apt; rm., kitchenette and
bath. gas and elec. furn.; S45 mo.
CoLoRED-47 M ST. NV, Apt. l.
Bedrm,. comb. livine rm. and kit
chenette; tiled bath. shower; new
sink, gas range, metal cabinets;
painted walls: suit. empI. couple:
$40 mo. MA. 943S. NO. 7719. .
WI rm. and KIT;
apt; fo5 adults; reasonable. Gan
cSfoRED-e4ss 81 RES: ALA. AVE, Sc
e rms; Kit. da and BATH: rent.
itor or B. r. SAUL CO., e25 18th
st; nv; ma. 2Ina: o.. ..n..
,,tfiftiae furnished NO 1855.
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Radio-Phonograph
High Fidelity


The aim Of every good radio-phono.
graph is to reproduce as faithfully
as possible both music and voice
Only high-fidelity equipment car
do this properly. Our engineers are
prepared to recommend and DEM
onstrate combinations of speakers
amplifers and tuners to mee5 your
individual requirements as to size
and price, xeeping in mind your
own listening preference.
Our demonstration studio, the largest
of its kind in this area, houses q
wide variety of eomponents from
the leading American and European
manufacturers. Here YOU can select
equipment to moderniZe your pres
ent radio-phcnograph through Audic
Consultants famous ''fourstep" pro-
cess. or you may completely re-
build.
Our speciality is to meet your indi-
vidual need. Fine custom cabinet
work available and wide selection
Of ready-made units in stock.
AL prices net wholesale. Terms may
be arranged If desired.
Open daily. including Saturdays
from 9 until $50. Open Friday
night until O'Clock.
Audio Consultants, Inc.
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fTNG-PONG TABLE, regulation
5-ply: net and paddles: $50, Ward
robe trunk. large; good cond.
RADIATORS-H.w.; late style: below
wholesale. ATLANTIC CO., S07 v
st. NV. NO. 1921.
RADIO HAM EQUIPMENT-Temcc
rs. GA transmitter; 100-vatt i'm
put, Visco-xtal so through 10 bands
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and othel
brand names. trade-ins; excel. bar
gains: fully recond. and guar. FREI
WALKER 2605 Wilson blvd. Arl.
Va. OK. 1174. Open Wed. Thurs.
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Firewood, Season-Split, $25
Full Cord, Fast Delv. TU. 1888
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
STEEL.

We have all kinds of miscellaneous
steel. ansies. beams, reinforcing
steel, cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. GIT
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PIANO SPECIALS

PIANO OFEClAIS
Lowest prices in the city. on large
selection of spinets, consoles and
grands; new, floor samples and re-
built Ali sold with full guarantee
Prices starting at S395. S25 down
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G ST. NV
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TELEVISION-Save UP to 5000 on
new 1853 models: all makes and
sizes to choose from. Act at once
lrdayS till 8.
SILVER SPRING GAS e. ELEC. CO.
944 Wayne Ave, JU. S-S03S
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TOOLS

2-MAN SAWS. S2.6
AXES. 50 TO $3.50; WEDGES
TENTS, TARPS AND CLOTHS
SLEDGES. $500 IL LBS.l
SKILSAWS. sos VALUE. $50
I,n ATPuNST AZ E0NT
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PRINCE KARI. HOTFI

lg0l < ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
board; mod. showers and pvt bsthe
avail: SgleS dhles raac EX e.soE9
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GORDON HOTEL,

90 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
ms, some with pvt. bath: maid and
4-nr: PIX service. CO. 1881.
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STEEL
NEW

Reinforcing rods, %. 81, q in. in 20
It. lengths; Sin. eye beam and n
beams in 40 IT. lengths. viii cut to
size. 3x4 angles in all sizes.
.... USED
Large stock Of all sizes In used beams
and angleirons.
ACE WRECKING CO.. LU. 4-0500
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3465 MINI. AVE. bedroom,
Avail. Nov. /. GEORGE 7. WORTH
INGToN & SON. LU. 1-75S6. Ma.
THREE ROOMS. pvt. kitchen and
bath; l child accepted. 53OS River
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HOTEL 144O
One rm., kitchenette and bath, "a
hr. phone and elev. serv., S24 so to
S31. so wk. 1440 Rhode Island
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DOWNTOWN

916 18th st. NV. Downtown
Large double rooms with bath SOS
per week; with running water. S2I
per week. Singles, Sl4 IN. MA. 6oR1
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IIOo 81
1sas 81; f,hlTSi biLT%oRE ST. N.w.-BedTm..
living rm. comb. dinette. kit. bath
$72.S5. Also at 1920 Biltmore st.
lge; living rm., bedrm.. dinette. kit.
S91.95. Utils. ME $500. EN-. 464s
s546 HEREFORD PL. NV, all utils
furn.. in elev. ant. bldg. 1s0i Cal
sSst SsTt is,h Sti nT ~ Ses Res Mgr an, iTn
$50 mo. See Resident Mgr. .
newly decor; utils.; conv. to bus anc
transp.; adults. 10. 2-2923. aftel
BsMT.-Bedrm.. kit. shower; pvt
Also upstairs rm. with pvt. bath
MT. PLEASANT. 1928 Newton st; n; "
First floor. rm., kit. and bath
NV, GROUND FLOOR bedrms.
liv. rm.. kit. bath; good transp.
empl; adults. AD. 246O: -
TAKoMA PK:wNieely 3 -. fIrn: 2,bedEm I'm,
apt; ITy ,sls sllo per mo- pvt entr' Cal
rWo-kM. Va RsIs' Arr.-Nicely iurn.; pvt
'bath; sos mo-; no children. OK
sss EMERSON ST. N.w.-Empl., quie
kifsben ladS or seieath sDis Nv uts sm inci ps0tm
64o E. CAPITOL bedrm., liv. rm.
kit. semipvt. bath. Call oV. 5944
CONN. AVE, nr. wardman Park
8 rms; has porch. rear entrance
NfeELY fe1! NJ rGRSisHED taSSi APT. compiet,
kitchen unit, for nom -drinkini
Utilities Utilities. Or. 1865. iso5 selmon'
ATTRACTIvE Fl niCiI 4 rooms and bath: suit.
able "a girls; COW. transp. IA
TWO Tdo arm. APIS, 1st and end firs.
pvt. 104 varnum st. NV: Call ia
NRWaY fiv1i decorated 8 rooms. semipvt
bath; best ref; suitable for 2 or
pRSPSST RsFsSSi; csEcLE Eki i92si SREA-rwo BE bed.
Furnished apt. house. ss5.94. HU.
NEAR I6th AND SPRING RD.-
rms. and bath: ideal for 2 girls;
ss109 s19o mo. LOUIS RuDDEN Elk
bury rd.-2 rooms, kit. bath. din
sss.e s ' D1NN AND CO. 1883 r.
,5is !; svsi ii 81 81 Nv N.w.@4sd ooss n. rms,
kit, bath. inclosed porch; complete
apt, nicely furn.; $62.50: married
couple only; avail. Nov. Is. co
52O1 end ST. N.w.-Nicely furn. apt.
liv. rm., bedrm.. kit, pvt. bath.
pvt. entr., hall; empl. couple or
TWO BEDRMs., for immediate oe-
cupancy. S93.50. not incl. utils. 10.
BACHELOR APT. available today.
Apt. bldg. near Fort Myer; for adult
couple or . girls; light cooking,
refgr.: 8 mo. lease or longer: $50
TWO ROOMS, nicely furnished. mod
ern kitchen. semibath; use Of phone;
no children: WA, al17. -
studio apt; kitchenette. porch; /
or settled people. $50.
LOVELY BACHELOR APT. telephone.
maid service. studio rm.. garage.
TAkOMA PARK - Beautifully furn.
1st-d apt. on busline 500 per mo.
incl. utils. JU. 7-9557.
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PIANO-Apt. size grsnd. Gable. in
excel. cond.. S3e5. ST.. 5l13. -
elANO, Kimball baby srand. just
tuned: $3.50. Phone LO. 6-S599 to
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413O 4th ST. Sc, in new apt bldg; /;
Available Immediately. LA. 6-4529.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

for rent: home privils. AID. 81
CO. 1862.
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ONE-RM. APT. with kit. mr.. Capito
to transp., semipvt. bath, utils incl
$50 mo. WELLONS REALTY CO.
Ii. 4-1100. 81
1922 BiLTMoRE ST. N.w.-Bedrm.. :.
living rm. comb, dinette. kit. bath;
$72.S5. Also at 1920 Btltmore st..
S9195. Utils. NE 959G. EN-. 464S
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REFRIGERATOR. 12la-cu.- 1T. GE;
40 model. used 8 mos $3.50. JE.
"-4I56 81
REFRiGERATOR and furniture for
sale cheap. Leaving town. DI. 556S.
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4919 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Girl to
Call or phone after 6. GE. 9sb3.
GILL to share 1-bedrm. apt; cow
tranRp. Call WA. 41Q3. after 6 40
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

Joins Family: Mr.. Arthur Roy
ster, of Austin, Texas, arrived in
Minneapolis, Friday, Aug. 3 to
join his family. The Registers and
their two children are the guests
of Mrs. Registers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Wormley, 3940
Fourth Ave. So, and Mrs. Roy
ster's sister and brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Curry, 3115
Columbus Ave.
The Stewards Leave: Rev. and
Mrs. Carlyle F. Stewart Of Detroit
who have been the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Newman,
1883 Third Ave. So. left Monday
Aug. 4 first for Cedar Rapids
Iowa to visit cousin of Mrs
Stewards who is i'll. From there
they will go to Evanston where
Mrs. Stewart will play in the golf
tournament. They enjoyed their
stay in the Twin Cities. DR..
Charles B. Scruggs of Evanston,
who accompanied the Stewards
was the house guest of Mrs. Bes-
sic Lewis, 1929 Fourth Ave. So.
left Monday morning for his home
in Evanston.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

Dinner Guests: Rev. and Mrs.
Carlyle F. Stewart of Detroit,
Mich, and DR.. Charles B.
Scruggs of Evanston, Ill, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Cason, 1885 Thomas Ave.
Sunday A,,o,,et
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01
FACT and FUN
BY Dick Wright
A Little About Lena

A Little About Lena
Lena Horne needs no introduc-
ton. Her fabulous career is well
known to the general public and
her name is almost a household
word Many connOisseurs Of fem
mime beauty number her among
the great beauties Of our century.
But this story has little to do with
her beauty. Instead it casts light
on another side of her personality
which Is not generally known.
When Lena was first beginning
her climb to fame she was often
the only Negro on the bill and
more than one stage door Johnny
tried TO date her. To most of these
would-be romeos, Lena had a pat
line ready to use. This is how il
went:
mo, 1 won't go out with you.
I'm a colored girl and my mother
taught me prejudice"
Returned To Home In Ky:
The Misses Mary Collins and
Carmen Bowen of Louisville left
Sunday morning, Aug. for their
home after spending a very pleas
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

ant vacation with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Fogg,
3709 Fourth Ave. So.
Visited In San Diego: Miss Ed
ma Boone, sos 18th Ave. So. re-
turned home Saturday, August 2
from San Diego, Calf, where she
spent three weeks visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee II. Oates, for
mer Minneapolitans.
East BY Boat: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hirma X. Gibbs, 4132 Elliot Ave.
left Wednesday, July 80 for Du-
luth. From there they took a boat
trip to the East coast. They viii
visit in several cities before re-
turning home, among them Buff
falo and New York.
Vacation About Over: Miss
Shirley Kyle, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Earle F. Kyle, 1897
Fourth Ave. So, flew to Balti-
more, where she will resume her
duties as acting magazine editor
of the Afro-American newspapers.
HomR. Mr. and Mrs Earle +
Kyle and family returned from an
extensive motor trip that took
them from Minneapolis to Mil
waukee, Muskegon, Mich, De-
troit, over to Windsor, Ontario
and down the east coast TO Wichi-
Ia Falls to see their son and bro
Their, Robert. They report a
wonderful trip and a grand
time"
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party at the Curtis hotel honor
ing the ID. r. Francis, the Clifford
Fuckers and the J. H. Maxwells.
Mr.. Erwin has served as head
waiter at the Lincoln hotel in In
dianapolis for the past 2s years.
The Erwins were high in their
praise for the beauty of Mime
sofa, its lake and trees, the beau
tiful homes in Minneapolis, the
hospitality Of its people and the
big fish that can be caught in the
lakes.
Enjoying Trip: Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Shepherd ST., 1887 Port
land Ave, and Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent Shepherd, Jr., Third Ave.
So. left Thursday, July "a on n
motor trip through Iowa and III.
They visited in Fort Madison,
Burlington, Davenport, KeolSul,
and Cedar Rapids, Ia, and in
Quincy, III. They win return this
week end.
' House Guest: Houseguest of
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, 1913
Lyndale Ave. No, is Mrs. Gladys
Cromell Of Los Angeles, Calf,
daughter Of Rev. H. w. Bolts.
Kansas Here: Among the guests
OF Rev. and Mrs. K. ]. Henderson
is Mr.. Chester Lewis Of Lawrence
Kans. Mr.. Lewis is a law stu
dent at the University OF Kan
sas. His stay here will be indefin-
lite.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

Lille Vaughn, Eta Smith, and
Theresa Warren.
O.E.S.: Mrs. Leila Mae Stewart,
Worthy Matron of Pride OF the
West chapter, No. 8, and Mrs.
Terry Calls, Associate Conduc-
tress of Electa Chapter No. 3,
motored to Sioux Falls, So. Da-
kota, July 81 and took part in
setting up the chapter there. They
are also planning a trip to Duluth
where the worthy grand matron.
Mrs. Mable Harris, viii make her
visit.
Delegates; Mines. Mae Cooper,
Alice Kinney and Viola Dennis of
st. Louis, and Mines. Minnie Will
Hams, Addie Hoard, Mildred
Houston and Miss Alvera Henry
are the guests of Mrs. Theresa
Warren. 500 Fremont Ave. No
while in the Twin Cities. They
are attending the National Con.
vention Of Gospel Choirs ant
Choruses, Inc, which is being
held at st. James AME church
in st. Paul.
Birthday Honorees: Mr.. anC
Mrs. Teddy Qualls, 1894 Penn
Ave. No, entertained friends at 4
lawn fish fry Thursday, July 81
The fish fry was given in honol
Of the birthdays Of Mines. Clar
ence Smith and Frank Shaw
Lucius Stewart and Messrs. Tin
Accosta and Freddie Palmore anC
little Miss Gloria Smith and Miss
Mary Carr from Corpus Christie
Texas.
Returned To Ind; Mr.. and Mrs
s. T. Erwin of Indianapolis, lefI
Monday, Aug. 4 for their HON,
after a very enjoyable week spent
with the J. II. Maxwell's, 302(
goth Ave. So. Mrs. Erwin anC
Mrs. Maxwell were renewing
friendships made in high schoo
days in Washington, Indiana. Or
Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
Erwin were hosts at a dinnel
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01
Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Married % Years: Mr.. and Mrs
r. B. Warren, 3645 Clinton Ave
were married % years on Thurs
day, July 81. They celebrated
their anniversary with a dinner al
the Flame as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Duke Browning of Seattle
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson Sr.,
in the party. The Warrens receiv.
ed many lovely gifts. Mr., and Mrs
Browning are the house guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren and the
Clyde Johnsons. They left Friday
Aug. 8 for Detroit. Mr. Browning
played in the Minnesota Negro
Open Golf tournament, July &c
and 81.
en- the weekend the Broknings
went on a fishing trip to Mile
Laos with the Clyde Johnsons and
the Reuben Warrens.
VIII Visit Aunt: Mrs. Ruth
Downing, Organist at st. John S
A.ME. church in Omaha, Neb.
arrived this week to attend the
Gospel Choirs and Choruses, Inc.
convention. She will be the house
guest of her aunt, Mrs. John II
Maxwell, 1920 goth Ave. So.
Cocktail Party HOnOrs Rowan
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Leland
2114 Penn Ave. So, entertained
Sunday from $50 p. m. at a
cocktail party in honor of Car
T. Rowan on the occasion of the
publishing of his first book
South of Freedom" Friends
thronged the Leland home to con,
graduate Mr.. Rowan and his
wife.
First Nighters: The First
Nighters Bridge Club met Satur,
day, Aug. 2 at the home of Mrs
LAMAR Roberts, 3749 Fifth Ave
So. The first guest prize was won
by Mrs. L. Howard Bennett, and
second by Mrs. Shelton Granger
The club prizes were won by Mrs
Clifton Browne, first, Mrs. James
Brown, second, and Mrs. H. Ran.
som Coins, Third. Other guests OF
the hostess were Mrs. Riley Gil,
christ and Mrs Richard Williams
Family Leaves For Visit: Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Glenn, 1884 Smell.
ling Ave, left Friday, Aug. 8 for
a visit with friends in st. Louis
Detroit and Cleveland.
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son, 3ZZ No. st. Adams will cele-
brate his birthday, Wednesday,
Aug. 10.
Guest From Buffalo: Mrs. Eta
King of Buffalo is the house
guest of Mrs. Eva A. Foulkes,
81 Northwestern Ave. Mrs. King
arrived from Buffalo Aug. 3.
Engagement Announced: Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Kinchen of st.
Petersburg, Fla, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Rosa Howard, SOL st. Anthony
Ave, to Sgt. Francis N. Speese,
Camp Mccoy.
Canoes Picnic: The Cameo
club gave a scavenger hunt and
picnic in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Beauford, 1000 Carroll
Ave, who are leaving about Sept.
to make their home in Los An
geles. The scavenger hunt was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Balenger, S12 st. An
thony Ave. The picnic was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Edwards, 967 w. Central
Ave. The guests were Messrs. and
Mines. Al Moorehead, Marion
Brown, Jack Cooper, and Mines.
Marie Sykes, Irene Jackman,
James L. Taylor, and Isadore
Freeman, Mr.. John Wilson, and
Mrs. Alma McNear of New York,
also Mrs. Gussie Anderson,
charter member of the club of
Washington, D. c. Mrs. Marguer-
lite Jackson and family of Baton
Rouge, La, and Mr.. Carl Crit
fin and family.
Luncheon Given: A very delic-
ious luncheon was enjoyed on
Tuesday, August 5, when Mrs. r.
S. Harris. AS Kent St., enter
tanned. The table was beautifully
set with crystal candlelabra, rich
linen and beautiful flowers. Out
of-town guests were Mines. Ar
lene Davis of New York, D. l..
Willis, Kansas City, Mo, and
Mrs. Grace Bannister of Column
bus, Ohio. Other guests were
Mines. Elizabeth Hall, George
Berry, Sr.. Joe Vassar, Anna
Smith and Joe Harris.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01
SEES DAUGHTER MARRIED

Mrs. Helen Williams, 935 lyle
hart Ave, returned last Saturday
evening, Aug. 2, rom Rapid City,
So. Dakota where she attended
the marriage of her daughter,
Marian Williams to Cpl. Louis
Calvin Thompson, stationed at
Rayid City Air Base. She will
make her future home in Akron,
Ohio, with her husbands mother,
Mrs. Helen Thompson.