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Evening star., 1952-11-09
.AUToMoBILrs FOR SALE

MERCURY .4s 4-dr.; black. complete
sseS eSu5ppsd ss.t excel or Teshsnsssl cond
MG 1S4e. model Tsc; Completely
equipped; many extras; red finish:
| green leather interior; white wire
wheels. Car is in exceptionally fine
condition in every way. Never laced.
Si.O95. BELL MOTORS. SOLO wis.
M.G.T.D. August, 1852: 1900 miles;
red, in warranty; .S1.79O. Sunday.
GE. 1922, or weekdays. DE. 5622.
MIG 1852 MK-2; 1000 miles; excel.
condition; So, $50. Phone EN-. 1928.
MORRIS MINOR 1851 convertible;
fully equipped, 1000 % actual miles:
beautiful Jade green nnish, leather
This 1-owner car is absolutely same
as brand-new In every way. Must
be seen to be apprsciated: Week
SOLO wisconsin ave. Wo. $500: -
dan; overdrive, radio. heater. 50, 900
actual miles; original black finish.
and interior same as new. Car
absolutely in perfect condition IN
every way. You may take car 70
without deposit: $795. BELL MO-
TORS. bO1O Wisconsin ave.. Wo.
Nash Ash 1851 States. Gust. 4-dr.: r.
and h., s. G.. Hydra. cream an ana
NASH 1881 Rambler station wagon;
BARNES + f.iS s.. AUTO EiTt SALES. Wilson blvd.
NHsH at 10Th sti ss Arlington rIaS oRamb,.r station
1900 mi; orig. owner: excel. cond::
$1,575 or best offer. AID. S464,
SAM SsAHSS cSstSn s e Dq World %sds ai for Safs ons
Of it's kind r. and h, oyerdriye.
VEST MOTORS. Mo. 1854. -
NASH 80 Amb. 4-dr.: Hydr.. r., h..
sss ssstop adgso%s Psss5SE %SSi MoTos ss co sss
corner location. Ii. S-4oSs or TR.
Nash N1SSi' Rambler 80 cony.; r. and h.;
like new; $1.076. can finance. JU.
NASH IA a0si '1s 200" Super; dark green.
eauipd.; excellent transp.; very eco
nom; $705. 2-day money-back trial,
4-month written guarantee. HILL &.
Dealer 5NA. ss5o). 11i4 vermont
NASH Ns; IS 1900" dark green 4-door;
r. and h.. o'drive; a real buy; 1905.
2-day money-back trial, 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAN
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
CNA. 9S5O. lila Vermont ave. NV.
NASH AT 1900" 4-dr.; seat covers,
EpGEMooR MOTOR CO. Ford5,
5335 Wis. ave. NV. OR. S093.
NASH ansa.s Al club coupe; r. and h.: seat
$295. Rockville 4153.
NASH 1948 1900" Super Glib. cpe; in
hnest cond., very clean; real econ
omy; $745, cash, trade or S245 dn.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wisconsin
ave; NV. EN-. 0141:
sedan; HYDRA Matte. seat covers. i
new tires. r.. h., windshield washer;
peri; cond.: one owner: $1.995. OW.
NASH 1899: excel. running cond. !;
good tires, new battery. Laurel
NASH 1851 Rambler: $4,000 miles;
perfect sss condition; s1.500. OWNER.
NASH 81 Rambler Country Club Sc
Dan: t.. n: beaut. 2.tone gray and
cSsfron e5isf ni;e Slsss Gss fafT
NAsHs. 10. 50. 81: 81 G Selection Of l0Y4. IL.
Iwo-doors: four-doors and Ramblers
Variety Of delightful colors. A few
two-tone. All completely equipped.
Some. with Hydra Matte, some with
cruising gear. Sale price from
$500 to 1850. LUSTINE-NICHOL
SON. Chevrolet-oldsmobile Dealer
tWA. 1905. AP. 2002). 5000 BALTIC.
ave, Hvattsville. Md.
NASH 1881 Rambler. custom station
wagon: excel. cond: 1,495; reason
Tor selling, have bought new car.
JU. 5-659S. 3
Evening star., 1952-11-09
AuroMoBlLEs FOR SALE

oLDs. l947s and g 4; club coupes. 2
in top cond.; al equip. with r. and
h., Hydra. new tires: all are cream
puts; priced from S795 to 81. .O95.
You can be the judge. Come, look
them over These will meet Il the e
%aorEzEERs, szIiss ssci sssi Old Biadens
burg I'd. at Piney Branch rd., Silver
OLDS 1850 Rocket "9S' convertible;
appealing powder blue. Whirlaway
a.a Hydramatic drive. de de ng 1uxe Tadio; ,n air
NICHOLSON. Chevrolet Oldsmobiie
Nd. WA. 7205, AP: 2002.
OLDS 1851 Super "SS" 4-dr.: r.. h.,
Hydro. black, WV. tires. 1 owner,
$4,000, actual miles, Beautiful car,
S2.loo. No dealers. JE. 2-e495.
OLDs 1e46 4-door; r. and h., HYDRO
matte; . real clean job; only 1895:
sMlIH Sa aGca. AUTO SALES; 1o1lSb 11S 3ld f
Obs 194s "7e" club coupe: Hydra
EDGEMooR MOTOR CO. SFCrd5.
SaSs Sis ays saS A. sS g. as soSS as. club
owner;. guar 81 .445. WOLFE
MOTORS; 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV.
oLDs Id; Yi1a ie4s de luxe "7e. club coupe;
T. and h.; very clean, *; 56 600 miles; sS
81 g lSG s9, or va best S Ssr srboss 1900 N 1.th
OLDS 1850 "98" gray 4-door: radio
and short-wave, heater, Wv. tires;
fully equipped; $1.9e5 or best offer.
oIDs 40 Holiday coupe; like new:
paint yellow 4 aRS Es, blk HAySRs 4 sRs
AUTO SALES, TU. i177. -
OLDS '4S sedanette; :. and h.. HYDRA
car: 81 ,O95. MCNEIL STUDEBAKER,
4034 Wis. ave. NV. EN-: 1885. %
OLDS 1850 club coupe: "SS", attrac.
s5a sFEAb s. MoSoR sas se Co. q AsSoS sss TiI.oa S1M;
oaDs flSs is5s 49,; vss o%: s.dr; S4oo; and h.,
Hydra; like new. So. .69b. BARNES
AUTO SALES. wilson blvd. at 10th
oEsDisS ii S..lSssSn: .as sSSan.:ursm.sle -ss" d. luz;
Obs fi s1ass; issS "ss SA 4. sofs ISx. eonv pep.
per red. black leather interior. Wv
tires. r.. h. and Hydra-Matic, new
81 o@LMssITEXp sIi MOTOR So e.. SeSS soSS WI;
OLDS 1949 de luxe "9S" sedan;
Hydra. .Mstis; i.n r. and h, orig: tir:, eleam ann
Gle Clean % throushout. shout Tcday's special al
guarantee; open ewes. till 8. COAST
IN PONTIAC. 427 Florida ave, ne.
AT. 1900. 10
Evening star., 1952-11-09
AUToMoBILrs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH ls47 4-dr. ssd.; T.. h.;
seat covers, good tires; good mech.
send; 1878. Must see to appreciate.
PLYMOuTH 1850 Special de luxe
4-dr.; r. and h.. turn signals; dark
green; low MI; one owner; 81. AS.
MoRRIs-HuGHEs. 1914 Ga. ave.
PIYMouTH I;E SUI / iIsi 1850 Special d. luxe axe A.
door sedan: fully equipped. $4,000
actual miles; beautiful sea green
finish. This 1-owner car Is posi-
lively same as brand-new in every
way. You may take car to your
own mechanic for approval. without
deposit. Weekend special, S1,295.
BELL MOTORS. 6O1O Wisconsin ave.
rEfMoSTh rMHi SSG2i AT 4-dr. sedan: gs dark
blue, exceptionally clean. r. and b.,
l VI. old. SS25. Elmwood 1857.
PLYMOUTH 40 coupe; '47 motor and
trans; looks and runs good; $275.
rLYMoGfa 1891 4-does sedan: seat
excel. cond.. 1855. CO. s27s. D.
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe: ex.
ceptionally fine cond.: guaranteed.
Very low down payment: eksy
monthly terms. Full price, S1.145,
TAKOMA (Fordl MOTOR CO.. S725
Nd. ~. S.ioooo. ei''et ep''nS'
$245. EpGEMooR MOTOR CO.
SSFroord). 1886 Wis. ave. NV. OR.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

NASH 1s4s 4-door "6oo".; equipped
tir.s snd sss0 a 90 a. ess;i a.saas clean; need
oLDSMOBiiE ia4i conv.: oppor.
,ea,ts Vsas cean SoeSS $3.50 nj C. q e. css s1 iRssins
oEnsMoBrLE asos III I Il is4s .7s" sedanette,
radio, heater; excel. oond.; must
sell; $500. Call ewes. after z, MI
77l0 or DU. 1925. No dealers. ---15
"Ss" 4-dr.: Hydramatic.. r. and h;
also underseal and custom covers
AKERs oLDsMOBILE Cadillac
co, Fairlington Shopping Center
Alexandria, Va. OV. O35O. 10
OLDSMOBILE o 1947 de luxe "9S'
4-dr:; Hydramatic. Z; and h.; ap.
OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC Co. Fair.
lington shopping Center. Alex. va
oi6s%osiLE GY; TsSSi 80 ..7s. 4-dr. utS sedan;
pvt. owner; Hydra-MatN. r; and h.
siI.ls5. AID sSN SSSs or oT ia. st sebsso. sSn0'
oLDsMOBILE 1910 2-dr. sedan .:8',
r. and h.; this il. solid rs hard
rock; all you need to buy is q steady
Ss ssss n0'Rins aSEe WHoIEsHERRs Gi Rss
SS01 Old Bladensburg I'd. at Piney
Branch rd., Sill. spE., Md. JU
oLDsMoBILE 1852 super 1885," with
Hydra Matte and many extras, incl.
white-walls;. brand new but must
bargain. $S.SS5 or best offer. OR.
OIDssMoBILEs 1e4e. 1850 "7e"; Sc.
lection Of eight, variety Of colors;
champions Of economy are ready to
JUSTINE S Nicholson, CHG Sc n" Chevrolet SS riIso: .
Oldsmobile dealer, 5000 Bait. ave-,
Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 72O5. AP.
OLDsMoBILEs 1850. 1e51-selection
of IL; Rocket SSs and 9Ss. two
doors. four-doors. and club coupes,
all fully equipped. plus Whirlaway
Hydramatic; variety Of /, distinctive
:olG1s, ,cs, some :, StToo-tonss; Sso % sale price
bison PISS a. dealer
0LDSMOBiLE 1851 "9s" Holiday
coupe; attractiye Jersey cream and
ase rsao suISm DsnanE heat
Whirlaway Hydramatic drive; q
inspected and guaranteed. This cal
delivers new $3.S96; our remarkable
SON. Chevrolet oidsmobile dealer
$500 Bait. ave. Hyattsville, Md.
WA ZOO AP; 2oo2;
Hydra-Matic; fully equipped; ont
$$,3s5. Mr.. sTRAwBRiDGE. Or
OLDS 1851 "98" de luxe Holiday
4-dr. sed.; 3 to choose from; most
equipped with r; h: and Hydra
OLMsTEAL MOTOR Co. 1000 VII.
son blvd, Arl., Va, OW. 840O. -
OLDS. Al 4-door sedan; radio. heat.
er, new tires: $275. 637 K st
s.w., any time Sunday.
OLDS 1949 "SS" club cpe.: r. anc
h., excel. cond.: consider older cal
oEps Il sFaas aS ss7 % 3. 1sseI i1Se: aydrs
matte; equipped; In perfect condi-
ton; $1.350. LU. 2-76S6.
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THIRTEEN DUCHESS ENTERTAIN AT DANCING
PARTY IN RADISSON HOTEL GOLD ROOM

nyars Esther Ryars, Mariurtc
Lewis EuniCc Icverott and col
leen Moore and their company
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Social and Personal
X ST. PAUL

Critically nj Mrs birdie Jones, 32 ST Anthony Ave is
critically i'll in AnCkcr hospital
Doing Jury Duty Soon; Mrs James {. ntNou. 566 W
cntra Ave summoned 10 do jury duty she will
Dee )
Spent Week End In Iowa; Mr. and Mrs Luther Lyon
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Additional Social and
Personal News
ST. Paul

Windy CITY Visitor Rev Paul
Turner Of Chicago. win arrive in
the city Thanksgiving day and be
the house guest ~ Rev and MrA
James c. Dixon, A86 W. Central
Ave.
Rev Turner, former Mime,
sotan viii he tho speaker at the
morning worship hour at ~
James AME church, Dale and "
Central Ave
PmgmRicla SornrItyi Mines
Annette Roh,nann, Junaulh Brad
dock. Hrlnlnr Rhodes and Mau-
recn Ttllmhu. members ~ the
Tragmat"ia sorority 81 ~ Paul
visited Irtspus Attucks Home. 400
Collins ~ Sunday Nov ~ They
presented four large boxes ron
tanning linens. glassware and
rOuhinE utensils a. the home This
was q project undertaken by the
sorurity Before leaving they were
shown through the building
Sister Leaves Mrs Lena IIar.
vey Of Dos MUinca left Saturday.
Nov ~ for hor home Mrs Hhr.
vey has been IN ~ Paul five
weeks with her sister. Mrs Frank
Boyd. Hi3 MRckubin ~ Mrs
Boyd has been ~. but In Conval.
cHcinR now
Thanksgiving Dinner GueSts'
Nj and Mrs Walter Huthern. EEs
Hondn Az" are having "a few rol
ntlvcs and friends IN for dinner on
Thanksgiving bay Among the
guests viii be Mrs SuthrTn's
grandmother. Mrs Olln T. W"lIS
38iI Fourth Ave H. and MisSca
Joyce Tab0rn and Christine Nc
Klnnio. als0 Of a8iI Fourth Ave
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Mrs. Matte Drew
Surprised On
Birthday Monday

Mrs Matte Il prrw and her
granddaughter, Mrs, jeanne John
son were seated comfortable In
their home. 4OIS Fifth Ave- So.
Monday night, when Mrs. Drew
heard car doors closing and "A
commotion outside, She glanced
over at Mrs. Johnson and then
decided the "Childrcn" across the
street must be having some com
psny
As she began reading, some one
knocked on her door. She asked
her granddaughter TO b. SURE
and put the light on and see
who II was before she opened the
door" As jeanne opened the door,
Mrs. Drew was startled to see
some one enter suddenly and be
fore she recovered from the shock
group secmd to come In the
room all at one time and they
began singing Happy Birthday"
Mrs Drew was really surprised,
but it was a very happy one. The
party was the idea of her son,
Carl Wade, Sr He started the
idea about two weeks before and
the family took the refreshments
and lovely gifts and spent a most
enjoyable evening with Mrs. Drew.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mcsdamos Carl Fraction, Ira
Robinson. Bert Wade. Everett
Johnson. and Mesdames James
Fraction, Fred J Murphy. Carl
Wade, Sr, Misses Marian Gun
ningham, Ann Fraction; MessrE
Harold Combs, Moses Johnson and
Masters James Wade. James and
Dwain Robinson. Ronald Fraction
and Michael Nerbarn
Members Of the family who
were unable TO attend. but sent
gifts were, Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Wade. Jr
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line Adams and their escorts.
The cocktail party was given
Friday. Nov. 81. Mrs. MaSsengill
is a member Of the Is Duchess
club.
Spending Holiday with Friends
Mrs. Leona Foster OF Chicago is
spending the Thanksgiving hoh-
days with Mr. and Mrs. John
Maxwell 1920 20th Ave. So.
Dinner Guests: Rev. and Mrs
Martin Luther Simmons and chill
dren, 1856 Fifth Ave. So. were the
Sunday, Nov 10 dinner guests Of
Mrs Juanita Cuff. 3l7 Bryant No
and William Fl. Williams, 40
Highland Ave. No at the home Of
Mrs Sadie Fisher, 40 Highland
Ave. No. a lovely dinner was en-
joyed by everyone present.
Sad News Received: Mrs Ro-
bert C. Alexander, 1928 Clinton
Ave. So. received the news of the
death of her uncle. Ernest Hatha-
way, who died Friday, Nov. p in
Evansville. Ind. his home
Going To ConVOcatIon: Rev. J.
c. Virgins, 22O9 Fifth Ave. So
will leave Monday. Nov. 30 for
Memphis, Tenn, to attend the
convOCation Of the church of God
In Christ. Rev. Virgins is pastor
of st. Pauls Church of God In
Christ. He will be out of the city
about ten days.
Helpers Club: The Helpers Club
of st. Peters AME church met
Sunday, Nov. %, at the home
of Mrs. Josephine Brown. 1909
Clinton Ave. SO. The Christmas
card committee will meet in De-
cember. The next club meeting
will be held in January.
Visiting Niece: Mrs. Nellie
Thomas OF Milwaukee is the house
guest of her niece and husband
Mr.. and Mrs, Forrest Mckinney,
1928 Fremont Ave No
Twin City Maids And MatrOns:
The Twin City Maids and Ma
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10 W Central Ave, spent the
week end visiting relatives and
friends in Iowa
Thanksgiving IN Iowa; nr and
Mrs } Walton Crump. 62a Fuller
Ave spent the Thanksgiving
holiday and week end IN Dea
Moinrs They were the house
guests ~ Mr. and Mrs. A. A Al.
CNaudcT
Toutrs nnnncs Amlca' The
Tnutes homes Antics club will
meet Friday, December q at the
home " Mrs Hormionc Hickman
30 st Anthony Ave
Homo rrum EVANSTON Mr.. anS
Mrs Rcn l.. Alexander and aon.
skip returned home Monday,
Nov ?i from a week end spent In
Evanston with MIR AloNandcr's
Aunt. who II ~
Returned Rome Rcv. James {
ntNon. Ad6 W Central Ave, ~.
turned home Saturday. Nov ~,
from 1T Louis, Mo, and kcOkuk,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28

Joining the church didn't stop
me from shining" said a recent
convert But II sure DID compB
cate the whole thing
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The Thirteen Duchess club
dancing party IN the Gold
Room of the Hotel MADISON
Friday nigh, Nov. - was n
we'll attended and most enjoy
able occasion
The guest list included. McSsra
and Meadamcs David Allen, Don
Alien lr.. Ira Allen George Ranks,
Jr,, Andrew Brent Herman Brown,
Lester Boyd James Cain, Samuel
Chambers. 81 Harold G Combs
wilbur Cartwright lcRoEs Cope
land, I Cr0wdrr James " Lee
David Leonard Harry Mnycs Paul
Mayes T. V Marshall, Floyd
Madison Edward Moore Al More
head. John Nellie. Dan MCAdamH
Floyd Manson. Coril Newman
Harry Neal Thaddeus Nichols
also James Coleman. Charles cur
nv. Brrtram Dawson. Clarence
Duke Rufus Dodd. Alongo Ellis
MATHEW Evans Fred Ewing OlliC
Griffin. Willie Gillespie, Romeo
Gresham. hlphonzo Hayes n d
Samuel Harms William Head, Ra
leigh IIumhird. While Hail. Jack
Howard William - Helm. Thhd.
deus james Robert Jones Fred
eric y Jones. Roy Jackson clyde
johnson Jr., Ronald Judy. Palmer
y Jackson. willard Jones Robert
Lyle and Wesley Lyle
Also Earl Onque sherman Polk
g. Walter Glenn, Raymond Phil.
lips. Raymond Powell, Teddy
Qualls Spondy Ratbff Leroy
RcIss, LeMnr Roberts. Peter Rob.
inson, Don STANLEY. James Slcm-
mons. Bert Slaughter and Lloyd
ShankR, Walter Suthorn, Clarence
Smith. Walter Smith. Paul Smith.
Charles Noble Richard Travis,
Harold Walker. Buric Carmichael
j. clifford Hawkins Maurice
Howell, Earl Williams Harold
Wright, Peter Roberts. and James
Warren. John Whltcsdr, James
wade. Ralph Wilson and Hector
VaNaRr
Also MesIamcs 4 y Adams
- Addison. Daisy Cox. Cnlms HRT.
rts blanche MaycH. Viola Madden
villa Newman, Maybcile Stevens
Barbara Strawdcr Zephyr Turner
Jessie Young and MIRH"H the DO.
vie Black. Juaniia Beasloy. AmAn
da Byrd Beatrice Boyd, Elnora
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irons Bridge club met Saturday
Nov. 81 After having dinner at
Sally and Jays. 1928 Chicago
Ave, the members played bridge
at the home OF the hostess. Mrs
Il, $. Underwood, 1898 Third Ave
So Guests were Mines John
Sheppard, 1928 Fifth Ave. So. and
Ruth Palmer OF Steubcnvillc. o
Both were given gifts The bridge
prizes were won by Mrs, r. S
Underwood. first; Mrs. Donald
Brady. Sr., second and Mrs. Har-
old Combs, third. The club will
meet in January with Mrs. w
Baxter Walker, $50 Iglehart Ave
Slight Auto Accident: MIR Ed
ward J. Brown. 374O Fourth Ave.
So. had a slight automobile acct
dent, Wednesday, Nov. 10. while
he was on his way home from
work. No one was injured. but
both cars were slightly damaged.
Able To Be Downstairs: Mr.
Robert B. Moulden. 3S4s Fourth
Ave. So. is greeting his friends
downstairs after having been CON
fined to his bedroom for a short
time
Moving Friday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Combs are moving Friday,
Nov Is from 2435 Fourth Ave. SO,
to 1916 Fourth Ave. so.
Married: Miss Juanita Will
liams, formerly of Des Moines,
Iowa, and Robert Mallory, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Mallory.
1883 Clinton Ave. So. were mar
ried Wednesday, Nov. 20 at the
home of the groom's parents. Mrs.
Mallory Jr., Is the daughter 81
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Ration. Des
Moines.
Visited Wolverine state: Mrs.
Jimmie Woods, 1920 Clinton Ave.
So, returned home from visiting
relatives in Ann Arbor, Michigan,
Going Home For Thanksgiving
Miss MatsOlonia Pruitt, 3641
Fourth Ave. So, left Wednesday
for Omaha to spend the holiday
and week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Wyatt.
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Iowa
surprise Visitor; Mir and Mrs
Harry Nallard and family, hTT ~
Anthony Ave, were pleasantly
surprised SUNDAY. Nov ~. when
Mira RaiIarda niece. Miss Adclnc
Ruascll of Washington, u {.
came to their homo To- spcnd the
Thanksgiving holiday. Mias Rus
sell IL tho daughter 81 MIR ami
Mrs Roy Russell, former rostdcnts
Vt ~ Paul
A family Cunlon win be held
Thanksgiving DAY with the fam
ilios guing t. Prescott. Wisconsin,
to he the dinner guests Of Mrs
Ballard's sister and her husband,
Mi and Mrs Curtis Cook
Len FoT sisters Funerals Mrs
Walter Mcfarland, 1919 Ronho
Ave, lcn Thursday, Nov 20 for
New Orleans, La, because Of the
death uf her sister
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28

An elderly gentleman was In the
habit Of opening his Bible every
day. at random, % discover daily
guides TO living One day he open
ed the book and his eyes focused
on this verse
Judas went out and hanged
himself" Because tho gentleman
did not figure that WAS the mes
sage for him, he shut the book
and opened II again.
This time he read Go thou
and do likewise "
He tried yet again. and the
verse he saw was What thou
doest. do quickly"
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DUKE SLATER IL CO.
MINUTE-MAN ON BENCH

Chicago AMP - Fred Duke
Slater. Judge Of Municipal Court
here and former all-American
tackle at the University Of Iowa
Is proving 10 be a 80 Minute
Man" on the bench this year
According to the latest report
on Municipal Court Judges. Judge
Slater has the best attendance re-
cord Of the lot. During the first
nine months this year. Judge
Slater missed only three Of 1877
court days This Contrastcd with
the record Of another judge who
took the absentee record with 81
days missed.
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Volunteer Parade
Opens To Recruit
Chest Workers

The first city and county wide
campaign for Volunteer Workers
in the health, recreation and wei
fare. agencies of HCnnepin Co
will be conducted for week be-
ginning Dec LIST by the Volunteer
Service Bureau, n department of
the Community Chest and Council
of Hem. Co
The drive Will get under way
with a series of ncighborhood
Volunteer Coffee Klatschcs" In
fourteen districts throughout MplS
and Hennepin Co.
The klatsChes viii be open "a
the public and all local residents
In each areas are asked to attend
The areas include KenwoOd
Washburn, Southeast, Southwest
Central, South Suburban. st Louis
Park, Hopkins, Edna Morning
side, Columbia Heights. North
and Northeast Call the Volunteer
Service Bureau for the location Of
the hostess'E home in your area
Main 5275 Ext 1865
n total OF $50 new volunteers
will be our goal in Minneapolis
and Hcnnrpin Co" said Mrs A
+. Gettleman. chairman OF the
Volunteer Service Bureau Com
mittec. These Volunteers are ur-
gently needed. They are vitaIIy
important for the maintenance Of
a continuing sound health and
welfare program in the commun
ity."
Positions which Volunteers Will
be asked to fin In "A minimum Of
an hour or two or half day n
week basis include leaders for
youngsters activities: assistants
in well child clinics and hospitals
recreation aides in boarding homes
for oldsters. readers for the blind
At the MplE Society for the Blind
Braillc Center. Board OF Edura
tinn, Motor Corps Drivers. and
clerical and booth workers for IA
Slgnments during the Community
Chest Campaigns
For those who cant he tied
down, there are spot assign
ment" jobs that are very import
ant; Mrs Gcttlrman said "Vol.
unte"rs just register to be- on call
for tipping. clerical, Chest cam.
paignH. or booth stating assign
ments
Working thru the Volunteer
Service Bureau provides a splen
did background and q practical
education in Community ScrviceE
You always get more out Of /,
than you put in"
Anyone wishing 10 Volunteer ~
wanting more information please
call tho Volunteer Service Bureau
Main 5275 Ext 1876 or 70 u
our Information Booths al ths
following places lin connection
with T'B Xmas Seal boothsD Incat
cd at the Lobby ~ the North
western Matt Bank Bldg. Loor
Post Office. on Marquette between
7th and sth. or 625 LIST Ave No
Post Office.
Join The Volunteer Parade
Your Community Needs You"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28

Cornelius Nursing Home: The
Residents at the Cornelius Nurs-
ing Home, SSlS Fourth Ave. So,
are looking forward to Thanks
giving AS they know they are GO
ing 20 have real Thanksgiving
dinner. with turkey and every
thing that makes Thanksgiving a
joyful holiday. They Will welcome
visitors as sometimes they have
no relatives coming in To see
them.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

AFTER Dance Cocktail Party: In honor of their "l3
Duchess dance guests Mr. and Mrs Harry Ma>Seng 3745
fh Avenue So entertained at cocktail party Those who
enjoyed the MaS>engllS hospitality MessrS Mines
Edward Moore OF ST Paul; }. Crowder Earl Williams vii.
liam RedtlCk, Mathew Evans Turner Ale
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-05-01
College Tennis
Wins TlCO Matches

Bluffton netmet chalEed up theil
second victory of the season Tues
day when the tennis squad of Indiana
Tech invaded the local courts fol
match.
| Fresh from a smashing victory
over Ashland's Eagles on Saturday
Coach H. w. Berky's squad victory
gave the netters a 2-1 record.
The locals were never in trouble
Saturday, winning an easy 5-15
match over the Eagles. Rich defeat
ed GARNER 4-6, Ga, 60; Burcky
downed Cook 60, 6-1; Beeson defeat
ed Buckeye 6-3, 6-2, and Diehl drop
ped match to Cooper by 3-6, GA,
6-1. In doubles match Burcky and
Myers bested CARRIER and Cook, Cd,
rs, while Beeson-Stutzman trounced
the Buckeye-Cooper combination,
6-3, 6-1.
Discouraged after the Ohio North
ern match, the Beavers seemed to
regain their confidence Saturday, and
should hit their stride in matches to
come. Northern staged an upset
with their young squad, as only
Rich and Diehl triumphed in sim
giles, while Burcky, Stutzman and
Beeson were being dumped. Burcky-
Rich lost No. / doubles, while Bee
son-Stutzman triumphed to make the
final 4-3 for the Polar Bears.
Against Indiana Tech Tuesday the
Beavers won, 90.