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ARLlNGTON-A delightful ssle. rm.
bus; loc. on Allison's little Tea
House grounds. Can OF. 1900. -
N. ARL.-Bedrm. for empl. lady: End
4. front, next bath; bus at door,
cHe eiHeci fsEs. e Pen'ason and downtown y
N: zlRL;GTxln seaTm., newly turn,,
g; gon; Navy Annex, ia. 2-3243. IS
CHEVY CHASE,,-Attrac. furn: master
ssnTiemap' senTm pvt WI fh0EsF zsss and telephone
NORTH ARLINGTON--Twin bedrm,
sitting room, pvt. bath. pvt. phone;
home privileges; conv. Pentagon and
Arlington Hal; "a. s-21S0. IS
TAhOMA PARk-Large room, cross
priSiisses LADY. nE Osi sa 'fs5Sss; s57s .ftsi hs
ROOMS S1S pm foH RENT tcoL.)-Niee
rooms, hot water. telephone, use of
kltchen. other conveniences; on car
Line: nice people only. WA: 3176. .
furn. as bed and IVins rooms: Hoas'Esis pri,
vate home; unlim, phone; pretty I'd
mo and FsrdeRi pl' S4.6 suitable for 2; s66
comfortable double room.
next to bath; kitchen privileges; no
empysS eshsF eoap s1'ssRt w. t!sa5assD ss5s
1 SINGLE, i DOUBLE RIM, semipvt.
bath; walking distance from Naval
Hospital. National Institute Of
SILVER liver sPRiNG4, Xii s4Sl also couv. Bethesda
DoWNToWN sx nSSse sMvER HH Ga' srRiNd@Fur- Eli 29F
nished room for gentleman. JU.
SO. XRL,, nr. Pentason and Navy
AnnRY' CA n Af hnnnn.
pvt. bath. deck porch, phone; suit.
l or 2; restricted neighborhood;
psn1rs%ic FsG%ireg view U sf Washington; refs
cts. pvt. bath, unlim. phone: busiine.
RfVRRDAIG. I'VE B THmef MD.MEmployed sA nSSS; Der.
rm;; Sway transp. UN. -7O3i.
AihLlMGTON.Nice iaL HtSo room; S. Arlins-
man. 1on R'c5f 81. rq sbss. e. bus route; sentls-
COTTAGE CRY, MD adjoining
sleeping rooms, suitable for g.; next
to bath; no drinking. WA. 1885.
12 MINIS, no stopliSht:
2 delightful sgl. or twin. In Charm,
ing home; separate bath. ia. 2
MT. RAINiER@Front bedrm.. semi
PVT; fTansb bath wi home ns privileses; excel.
A5RL,IENGToN-Dou6!e r 4 bed; next to
TAKOMA PARK. MD.WLarse corner
room for gentleman; quiet. private;
Ssnt ss CITY pus terminal and business
N n ALExAANDRrA, lSxA close to bu,.. .na
drug store; bedroom, bath and
Eit kiitchen privileges, for refined em- @
p ppioyed lazy; King 9.2769;
nM sentIsms1. iS s5A9IIFgL csI sLr PVT " HOME for
snd O1iUi Floor, well vent. Dl.,, cam
iortable; unlimited phone. Men.
Near transportation. CHI. S1l6.
TAKOMA PARK-Comfortable double
Im: IN pvt. home in pleas. neighbhd.,
To employed Individual; S35. sH.
NICELY FURN. FRr. BEDRM.-win
rent rent dble; or sgl.; conV. to tramp.
FOREST HEIGHTs. MD, " mi Dis
trict line: lge. double rm., next to-
bath. Some privils. 1o. 7-76Si.
CHEVY CHAsE-Lge. dbl. rm.. twin
neds, or sgl., 2 exp. semipvt. bath.
M: MI: nvs woodward A. Lothrop; Wis. ave.
WI. 1895, sun. bet. 10 and $40.
N: ARL.-Attractiye rm. in pvt. home
tor rehned gentleman; conv. loca-
nn2s, ton, unlim; phone; IA. 6-s345.
twin beds. Near Md. i. WA. 2G5o.
Sf.Sfi SLEEPING RM.. pvt,
home, Leone fare. gentleman pre-
terred. breakfast optional; refer
ences required. WA. 8420.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms; daily maid service;
switchboard service. 1712 New
HAMPSHIRE ave. NV, NO. 2266.
Single. double and to-share rms: |:
daily; weekly and monthly rates.
FARMiNGTON-1e24 18th st. NV.
near Dupont Circle. Maid service,
24-houf switchboard service. phone
Single. $40 up: double. e12.60 up.
DE. 4750.
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Northern Virginia Nursery
NOKESVILLE. VA,

Call us for distinctive Landscape
planting. Complete nursery stock.
Plant early and avoid rush. All
planting guaranteed. Free delivery.
You will fnd our service reasonable,
reliable. experienced. We specialize
in the Prince William. Fairfax and
catalogue. Nursery located on
Route 662 near Greenwich. Tele-
phone Haymarket 4-34S2.
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vARlA 3 GARDEN tcons.,
CAMEIL,IAS

The finest we have ever grown; safe
to. plant outdoors; thousands to
,,p Sr,e'i any with owsr p'fnss b,ds sree
sizes priced porportionately low.
This year the quality of our plants
Is unsurpassed-our prices are low
est ever.
Hills Camellia Gardens
1922 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., Va, OW. 3472
OPEN SUNDAY -
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COUNTRY BOARD

COUNTRY HOME ON FARM-1deaI
for elderly couple; "a Of comfortable
house with modern conveniences.
meals furnished and practical nurs-
ing care II desired: physician lives
on farm. Call Middleburg, Va. 1929.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

ONE ROOM, partly furnished. 329
154s sfPSRaINeG RID. N.w.--Lovely front
room IN PVT. home, conv. location,
COLORED-UNFURN. ROOM with
home privileges, for couple or single
person. RA. 29SS. --8
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NOTICE

The Rockcrest Rabbitry. Inc. has
mi. beyond Gaithersbure. Md. on
U. s. Route $40. We need rabbits;
market for your rabbit. Contact US
today. Phone Gaithersburg 636-J.
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FURNITURE SALE

Couch with slip covers, SIS: studio
couch, $40: coffee tables, S5; end
tables. $3.50; bookcase. S5; child''s
roll-top desk. So: spinnet desk
SI2.50; dish cabinet tSefel, $40;
easy chairs. $2.50-S5; beds. S.;
dressing table. So; wardrobe. S5;
Kit. cab. SIS: breakfast tables, $3.50
up: odd chairs. 81; blond mahog.
din. table. S35; record cab, uike
new, $50; television tables. S5-S15;
other. bargains ;,,Pp Open s1! Suns a., ewes e;
NV. and 412 E. Capitol st.. DI
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EVERGREEN SALE

All kinds. also axaleas; special spread
ing yevs; is.s4 iT, ,s$4;; $4;9S; ,glssse
ERY. ct $50 Ca. ave. NV: only.
Open ewes. till Q: sundays till 9.
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Siamese Kittens, Male
Bluepoints. inoculated. XII. s-216s.
Standard Cream Poodles
/ female. male; 8 mos; Axe litter
reg; show quality; wonderful chill
dren's pets. Asking. $125, or best
oner; must sell. OIL. 1928. ~
DACHSHUND PUPPIES
Req, Axe reg, whelped July 2. Call
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DOGS, PETS, ere.

ROTTWEILER PUPS. AKC registered.
small children. 81. 96i7.
SCHNAUZERS, min.., puppies. lovely
house pets, good with children. sweet
dispositions. reas. LU. 4-7425.
PERSIAN KITTENS. blue, 6 wks. old.
GERSAN hGaSsfsspksni saErRRkn55ss5 HI 5iso; . males BY
ssRs Sss s'}S5 SSs re sR Eassi
DSIMATfAN,S AIN I'll GS9ii 'ehilds pet. must sell
for highest bid: owner leaving. LU.
SETTER PUPPIES, finest
reg. hunting stock. reas. HY. 5429.
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe reg; 4 show
dogs last 2 litters. Call WI. 1894.
SIAMEsE CATS. lovely Dr.. yr. Old
sealpoints, spayed and inoculated; !;
also yr.;-old altered black and white
cay ana Deaut. white. ,part-Persian
COCKER. black. 1 ". old. female
Spayed. shots, Wormed; must sell
immed;: Sis. ..603S Baltimore ave.
CANARiES--Selling out entire stock;
es5S. saariN No. saeeS; S45ea also c0lor-0red' Elk
PARAKEETS,. retail. wholesale. all
rot, talking Myanah- Finches. Ca
naries, fish pets.
Pets Make Fine Gifts.
SALLES SHOP. HU. 9764. HO. 6976.
PUPPIES. PUPPIES. PUPPIES
Galore. ranging from So and more.
Large and small, they run in size
eacn a pup your child will prize
ANDY'S PUPPYLAND
mile West OF Shirley Hwy,
on Rt GA XII Q-QRSr
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FREE!
FUZZY PLAYFUL KITTENS
CALL 81. 68O3.
Mexican Chihuahua Puppy
Female, fawn. 10 weeks. Axe reg;
excellent bloodline; S75. ia. $4,000.
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ANTIQUES

NEW LOT OF GLASS AND CHINA
Indian Summer), $40 ca; quilted
satin glass vase. $3.50; Milletiori
paper weight. 81; milk glass plates.
$1.25; railroad plates. $3.50; cram
berry ,Is tgm6ler $50; go gGSblets, 6Si osi
lamps. 81: cruets. 81: rug that
grandmother hooked (she got six
months for it,. 81; marble-top table,
$40; oval mt. table, $50; French
Mt. table. $40; mt. washstands,
too sS4SS g., MOT iorgsn ehss. nd Ss5 Sons ossaR booR
thrown I'M. Other bargains. Open
Suns; ewes. It'll 7. BELL KINDS
den Of antiquity. sos Sixth st. NV.
DI. 9161. P. s. Something new has
been added to our flying saucer COL
but We don't know II It's real
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DIAMONDS, PLATINUM
OLD GOLD, ANTIQUES
CASH PAID
SHERMAN'S JEWELERS.
728 14th ST NV

FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a -brac. Buying and selling for
IS years. HOPWOODS. Sth and K
stS. NV. ME. 52ST.
FURNITURE - Full contents, odd
pieces wash. mach. stoves. retgr,.
bric-a-brac. etc. S. E. FURN. Ex-
CHANGE. 210 7th st. Sc. AT. O5S5.
FURNITURE-singl pieces and com
plete households. etc. AD. SS79;
FURNITURE WANTED; ANY AMOUNT
FURNITURE; ALSO NEED REFRIG-
orator, GAS RANGE AND GOOD
PIANO. PLEASE CALL TODAY. MR..
GRADY. MA o679
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GOLD

GOLD
Bring your e1a dental wo gold, n.I plati1num' atm
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
EUN-T2-gauge double-barrel shot
gun. good condition. ia. S-6S99.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

STARK BROTHERS, 33l 18th st. ne.
Old customers and new. give me
your orders for all fruit, shade trees
shrubs. etc. now. as many will be
in short supply later. Fall ideal
planting time this area. Everthing
guaranteed as usual JOHN A..
CREEL. Distributor. FIR. 067S. Mem
ber:
Md. State Horticultural Society.
ROTARY TILLERS-5 h.p.. SIG per
per day; 24-in.. gas. S12 per day;
3o-in. (2-manJ. sis per day. Rates
include delivery. RENTAL TOOLS
d EQUIP. CO., SH. 1881.
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ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-N.W.

CONN. AVE. BRIDGE. AND
KALORAAdA ROAD
Lge. dble. and sgle.. rms. with maid
service. 2021 Kalorams rd. HO
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CONTINUED On Next Paee)
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LSE; SigS coMroRrABLE front rm; pr.
1fio dfT5eS NJ 81. HM' NV. w. Apt. 7os-Larse
single room. nicely furnished; elev.,
unlimited phone service. H..
14O1 COLUMBIA RD:, Apt. 314-
b0yely Dsd s.n..s nssig aecq5etsd Ho 415s 5eom
observation-disclosures. Geo well furn; with
desks for 2 high-type cultured dem
SsorgstoTn Univ. Dental College.
1888 2si fa2a1RaMSeNT; aaiaM MeSsi; ST. NV, ssle. rm.,
sGSfRkr fSR s1S SSRSIsSES ssSa,s seSs TSem
ssso s3s Nth sht ebs hoa'ifsspPs iss5 Park SaS Ta
caiEEvy cRaiEEvy pfSaffxssaEpe SaxsE@ss9S ssns' Nevada ave.
NV; lge. attrac. .rm.; mahoR. furn.;
lounge chair. desk; gentleman: gen.
ss tis hoHsi hTHNiES s4p f. W. wv s2sS act 49, for
Ne My piessapt se; GSoi care a'' CO. e. ss5s. s"'
GEORGETOWNwLarge front room;
comfortably furnished; draperies.
lamps. Lady preferred. $500 o st..
174O P ST. N.w.-'The Churchill" :"
clean single rms, running water.
maid service; $3.50 up. NO. 9s6s.
14s4 SPRING RD., bright front room
of 18th st.; Excel: transp.; also
MIp dGSsEe pI4owETr. yH Tg' eSa4eb., dSn4; and en-
bsssies: for 5 refined ladies. dE.
sHHSolRsEiHAM HSlsi HOTEL VICINITY
Master bedrm.. pvt: bath: phone in
Front RM fGF 4I,ns,! people; 9Th ,Sss tEp
PRIVATE HOME, semipvt. bath; very
reasonable; refined gentleman; ex-
press @ bus .sse ss door. 62o4 4th ST.
NHCTE 9HiT;' DELE. Dbl fRM.. cross ventilation,
near bath. $40 mo. All-day park
ing; nr. transp.; men pref. RA. 0o36.
18th AND LAMONT sTs. NV
Large front db,s. rm.,. gas stove
refgr.; excel. transp. Appt.. NO. 5000.
2s04 14th ST. NV, Apt. 41-Large.
furn. rms; ladies only. co. SIZE.
1908 o ST., walk downtown-Newly
decor, clean, bright front I'm. 15x
Se SeS, hss e %t sins ca nss' e snse Sssn s6
Also sinsie rm. ST. pu. 1870. -
Excsllent rooms. sac to S35. Also
Ss%g SSSns and suites with bath. MI
VERY COMFORTABLE master bed
room with phone extension for
single, Cow. transp. NO. 3662. -
sntrsnes: in nv. or. 5io4. =
THE EARLE. 1943 Biltmore st. NV
Attractively furn. triple rm., also
dble.; single beds, large closets. Kit.
and laundry privil. Do. SITS. ---12
MT. PLEASANT; y block cafline;
nicely furn, sgle. or dhle.: house.
keeping privils. Ho. 710o. ~
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1 DOUBLE RM. AND 10ARD. for 2
people. share home privil., 81 nicely
center, transp.; ali-white s.e. section.
cali Sunday or after . pm. week
days, LU. 1-490o.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

RADIOS, guns. binoculars typewrit
ers, musical instruments. cameras
Teleytsion RELIABLE JEWELRY EN.
CHANGE. 422 9th st NV Ma 6167
Evening star., 1952-09-07

REFRIGERATORS
Air conditioners, freezers. We buy Al
makes, any condition. AID. 1894
Evening star., 1952-09-07

TREE SURGERY topping
and pruning: insured: exper. 10
1.54S4: Sill. SPG. TREE SERVICE.
and numus SOC bu: free delivery
JU. 7-5484
ROTOTILLERS for gardens, with
mulch mowers for weed Cali us
for demonstration. SUITLAND
TIP TTND rn
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poBERMAN p1NsCHERs. 4 females.
] male. black and tan; red male:
pack, 80 weeks EiSe ns DAM rf pamasyn cnamps.nSn sSe
Gypsy Gina. The Gyspy Gina is the
daughter of Champion Demasyn the
Sonnet and Champion Meadowmtst
Elegy. Selected buyers only. WA.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
reasonable. SH. 0206.
BOXER. male. fawn. Axe papers; /
syyTx ysaE old rsas ,s1,sT ~ ps13s s3s5e
" and beautiful. Won't you come
Lure Lake Farm. Colesville. Nd
Evergreen 4-6S41.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. beau
tifully marked, farm raised. Axe
axe Tss kHcisTaRHp III Fsae e sE coEIiE saIS PGrs
daughter of Ebony Parade: best
collie IN the East: $50 and s65
CANARIEs, young singers: beautiful
moST foSTs CO. can shEirER AR feq has Ext ns s's
for adoption. Save q life. 81
Sun. ssan"' cali 0sfn 81. sos. SeesoA'' 0n''' 30
KITTENS. 4, free to good homes
Call ia. 1850 after 2 pm.
IRISH s,s sETTERS; s,asS,,S.. weeks kk DID, - re-
beautiful pups. AT. oo74.
BEAGLE DOG. excellent hunter. IA
2-6932 SUNDAY after IL am.
ANDY'S PUPPYLAND, where puppie
are speciality, offers It's Sunda.
specially. First purchaser only
/ cookers for S35. One mi. ". .
Shirley SHIRLEY hwy on Rt. GA. X
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LOVELY FRONT RIM. in pvt. home;
cow. location. SO. 1a4s Spring I'd.
1914 16th ST. N.W.-Bus passes door;
lovely single room, elev. maid Ssrv'
iees 18th ST. N.w.-Double sleeping
room. nicely furnished, for one or
two people; 50 weekly. Elk. $685.;
1914 DELAFIELD PL. N.w.-Nieely
tqsn pTiHas sens.man sss fsvensa Ra ssso
DELAFIELp PL,-Front rm.,. double.
pvt smgIosss sss nGs siaF. sRlsa'4lfi Rx 4itS tSr
NICE RM. in apt; hotel on 18th st.;
elevator and tel. service: next to
raf ssh SPy G8 sqsd sd,
GOVT; Govt. worker WORK, for osas nisely furnished
:s:,. ]? ssss: 1 sssG 81 ,4's 'sss
1891 SCI shi ssfIrMoRE laoIi ST. N.w.-wasm,
well-appointed, for 2 or 8; conv. To-
cation; detached home:
1908 GIRARD ST. NV, Apt. 3ln
prIyIis.; reEas lsSp' sSo mo. AD. 4st7. Nv
bath and entrance; near Conn. ave.
HSt shSR1s EN- 1s1s family; att1ac-
1Si6 TAYLOR 81. N.W.-Laree. cor.
ner rrn.. nicely furn.; bath and
shower; pvt. home: good transp.; !;
gentlemen only; $40. IA. 1716.
CHI. CHI, d. C.-Nr. Conn. and Bur.
Of Stand; 3rd-fioor bed-living rm.;
Diet. Christian home; / or Q empl.
gentlemen. OR, O949.
PETWORTH. 1920 9Th st. n.v.-Large
front bedrm. for gentleman with re-
fined Jewish family; near bus and
m s'S5l1s oss OF PhSRf SFfrRk e. rGoaso1ssLarr.
rm.; also dble: rm. to share with
1343 SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-Studio
room, newly decorated. pvt. bath
room: nr. 18th st. and Georgia ave.
transportation.
NICELY FURN. RIM. with pvt. bath,
in Jewish home; gentleman pref.
For information, call ia. 1905. --7
Mr.. CONN. AvE.-Lge. attrac. rm.,
shower, conv. for refined empl. lady.
wO. 0126 or EN-. 3S7S wk. day after
1924 ALLISON ST. N.w.-clean,
quiet. front bedrm. Home OF well
educated Chinese ofncial. 0emipvt
bath: Reasonable rent. VI block bus
lDEAsiiRARSIE Loc.. ssl. rn., semipvt
bath: conv, tra1sp;. M. 18th 1t. enc
phone. Ladies only. Call eyes,, QE
z649. -
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18th AND COLUMBIA RID. VIC.
Most desirable rm. for. perm. en-
ployed person. In apt. bldg. (elev.)
COW. to everything. No other room.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-11

o andD Donald ham Who
MOORE Swnabov
h Brow los
Standing Wilson, CrouI Brad
La Sterling
Al l3am ari Cos Caro-
a a RondoN
5 o. and Mrs SCncvM ler and Blnha
is r al o
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-11
a HOUSE DIVIDED
BY William Henry Huff

This story's been so often told
Till it is looked upon as old
As that old Bible on the shelf
But still we hear on every hand
That is just simply cannot stand
The house divided 'gainst itself.
II cannot stand.
II cannot stand.
Whoever thinks it will not fall
Needs to reflect and to recall
What history sacred and profanc
Has from the dawn of writing age
Recorded on its lasting page,
Mid tear and oft with crimson
stain!
Twill surely fall.
Twill surely fall.
United every house must be,
In truth and sincerity;
Such union must be more than
form.
II harmony the house would win
The pilots must be those within;
Outsiders usher in the storm.
Avoid the storm.
Avoid the storm.
A house divided cannot stand,
For il is built on sinking sand.
And must crack and give away.
The wind will come and blow II
down
And rain will fall to drench and
drown;
A house divided does not pay
1t does not pay.
II does not pay.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-11

Fletcher, Clara Bowers. Elsie
Parks, Lucille Robinson, William
Foulkes, Betty Morris, Tlhc Dan
iels, Dorothy Allen. Eta Lewis.
Messrs. Curtis Bradley and Ernest
Lynch.
Returns To City; Mrs, Elizabeth
Hall, 1858 No Dale, returned to the
city Friday, January 1, after
spending the Christmas holidays
in Chicago, and New York City.
Mrs. Hall was visiting relatives
and friends for twelve days.
III in Hospital: Mr. George
Mundell, 7O3 St. Anthony, is re-
poorted i'll at st Joseph hospital.
His condition is somewhat i'm
proved.
Returns To Omaha: Mr. +.
Hayes. Omaha, Neb., has returned
to his home after spending Christ
mas with his sister, Mrs, o. c,
Hall, 727 ST. Anthony.
Third Great GrandChiId: Mr..
and Mrs. George Hoyt, 500
Charles, received word of the birth
of their third great grandchild, a
girl, born last week TO their
grandson and wife, MIR. and Mrs
Bob Rife of Cleveland. Ohio.
Ernest Workers Club; Mrs.
Ethel Williams, s57 st. Anthony
Ave, will be hostess TO the regu-
lar meeting of the Earnest Work
ers Club which will meet Friday
January IL.
Returns 10 Wisconsin: Mrs
Perry Williams, Madison, Wis, re-
turned TO her home on Sunday
January 6, after spending the hoh-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-11

ryn Grissam. Clara Pettiford
Phoebe Givens, Mildred Lacy. Bes-
sic Green. Margarine Combs.
club counsellor and Miss Gloria
Williams, who was guest for the
evening
Winter In Florida: Mrs. Clar-
ence Smith, 269 Dupont Ave. No.
left the city Thursday, December
p, for st. Augustine, Fla. Mrs.
Smith will spend the winter
months in Florida with relatives
and friends.
Senior Missionary Society: The
Senior Missionary Society of Zion
Baptist church met at the home
Of Mrs. Carl Fraction. 3S4l Gin
ton Ave. So, on Thursday, De
Cember 27, to make treats to be
distributed to the sick and shut-in.
After a pot luck luncheon, the
group went to the Uptegrove Rest
Home for brief services and to
give treats. Mrs c. Lyle and
Mrs. c. Fraction visited eighty
beds at Parkview hospital The
members delivered money and
other treats to shut-ins in the city.
They held their first meeting of
the year Wednesday. January 2 at
100 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
Fraction who is the new president.
Home From Hospitals: Mrs.
Venus Daniel, 101l Olson High
way. returned home from General
hospital, Monday. January 7. Mrs.
Daniel was confined to the hoSpit-
al for one month.
Recovering At Home: Mr.. Leon
Biles Sr., 1908 S. Sixth st. is re-
operating at his home following
an emergency operation for ul-
GERS in December.
Returns To Cleveland: Mrs.
Rosa Lee Corbin of Cleveland.
Ohio, returned home Friday. Jan
uary 4, after spending the hoH-
days with her brother and sister
ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J.
Thornton, 26O9 Fourth Ave. So.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis f. WhitloCk. 1854 Clinton
Ave So, had as their dinner
guest, Mr.. Ernest Harris. Sunday,
January 6.
Celebrates Birthday: Mrs. Mar
Gus r. Jackson, 1916 Smelling
Ave, celebrated her birthday,
Tuesday, January l, with a party.
Those taking part in the celebra-
ton were Messrs. and Mines
Leonard Green, w. NJ. Hall, f. l..
Sims; Misses Beulah Fontenote,
Essie Mason: and MesSrs. Harold
Bonaparte, Maecus II. Jackson
and Master Claude William
Thompson. Mrs. Jackson received
many lovely gifts from those pre-
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days visiting relatives and friends
in the city. During her stay in the
city she stopped at the home Of
her sister. Mrs, J. f. Jones, 654
w Central. Mrs. Williams was err
tended many social courtesies,
among them, she was entertained
at a dinner by her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs NJ.
J. Rhodes on Sunday, December
80, the dinner guest Of her son
and daughtcr-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Williams, Minneapolis:
and the guest of the DYWYK
closed party, to which she was one
of the first members
Falls ON Ice: Mrs, w. A. Hanna,
$40 N. Western Ave, slipped and
fell on the ice Saturday, Deem
Der IS, while on her way home
from downtown. Mrs. Hanna was
assisted home by neighbor after
hurting her right hip and back
The doctors reported no broken
bones, Mrs, Hanna's condition is
improving.
After Party: Mr.. and Mrs Ken
meth Edwards of 967 w. Central
Ave- entertained friends at an
after party, following the recent
Cameo Christmas formal, in their
rumpus room. Guests enjoyed
their hospitality until the early
morning hours.
Birthday Club Hostess: The
Birthday Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Allen, 975
lglehart Ave, Friday, January IL.
Mrs. Allen will also celebrate her
birthday on that date.
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Rose Marie Brady
Weds G. B. Williams
In Quiet Ceremony

On Friday evening, January 4
at s p. m. Miss Rose Marie Brady
of Louisville, Ky became the
bride of Mr.. c. h. Williams, 1922
Portland Ave The ceremony was
performed by Rev NJ. l.. Sim
mons at the church parsonage,
1856 Fifth Ave. SO.
The bride wore navy blue
dress, with white gloves and a
pair of white string pearls. Her
shoes were black and she wore a
navy and black hat. Her corsage
was pink orchid
Mrs. Mamie Helm was motron
of honor, and Mr.. Willie r. Helm
was best man. The wedding was
witnessed only by the family.
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sent and those who were unable to
attend IN Minneapolis and St.
Paul.
Party Hostess: Miss Louverne
Noble, 1892 Fourth Ave. So. was
hostess to a party at her home
Wednesday, January ?.
New Location: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jackson are now living in
their newly purchased home, loca-
ted at 1916 Fourth Ave. So
Union Executive Meeting: The
Union Executive Board meeting
will be held Monday. January II
at s p. m. at 3437 Fourth Ave. So.
J. Claude Allen Club: The J.
Claude Allen Club of Holsey Mem
ORAL CINE church had their an
nual Christmas dinner party at
the Nankin Cafe Friday Decem-
Der rs. Those present were Mines.
Mae Boone, Blanche Cooper.
Myrtle Hill. Eta Washington:
Miss Mary Davis; Messrs. Daniel
Boone, and c. / Chapman. Those
unable to attend were Rev and
Mrs. S. B. Cummings. Mines. Hell
en- Lane, Bessie Davis. Matte
Curtis and Miss Harriet Lane.
sunday Dinner Guests: Miss
Shirley Biles and Robert Mike
Biles, were the dinner guests of
Louise Brown, SOP 18th Ave No.
Sunday, January 6. 1852.
Naomi Circle: Mrs Elizabeth
Storrs, 1927 Third Ave So. was
hostess to the regular meeting of
the Naomi Circle WHICH met at
her home Wednesday, January
at 100 p. m.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lee, Jr.. 2O23 Blooming
ton Ave, had as their dinner
guests Sunday, January s Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Lee, ,Sr, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Alonzo Lee. who were
celebrating their anniversary.
Home On Leave: Cpl Leon Biles
Jr., arrived in the city Thursday,
December 20 from Preside ALB.
San Francisco, Calf. to spend %
days visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Biles Sr.. 1908 So.
Sixth St, and other relatives and
friends.
Recovering At Home: Mrs. Will
lard Merrill, 1909 Fifth Ave. So,
is confined to her home with i'll
ness. Mrs. Merrill was rushed to
the hospital a few weeks ago after
becoming i'll. Her condition is i'm
proving
Returns From Missouri: Mrs.
Flossie Harris and daughter Les
lie Diane 1887 Fourth Ave So,
returned to the city New Years
day from Kansas City, Mo.
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where they spent the Christmas
holidays visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Payne Sr.
Friday Night Out Club: The
Friday Night Out Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. William
Thomas, 1902 Fourth Ave. So,
Friday, January II, at p. m.