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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES (cont.)

- Fully equipped foun.
tain and store fixtures In new condi-
tion. Excellently located In popular,
well established and progressive con-
partments. Possession available in
time for Christmas business. Further
information, MR.. FELLERMAN. ia.
$4,000. Call between 2 and $50.
BEAUTY SALON for sale: 81. 800.
st. Call GE. 9669, All
INVESTOR for established. progres.
sive automobile agency; excellent re-
tarM tgrn fon atsq guaranteed investment; Box
COAT ROOM CoNCEssroN-Busy 10.
SieW see ssnafs MR eeaIfs eF efors e'eE
noon or after Q p.m.. 1872 Conn.
DkYGooDs and 5 and 10 cent store,
cash and carry. no credit; 18 mi.
out Of D. C. in Va. For informa-
ton. call Crescent 20S-W, OWNER.
INVESTOR NEEDS additional capital.
6-10Go return. We build homes, A.
nance houses. buy and sell property.
AP. 0669; eyes, WA. 1894.
BARBER SHOP; in hotel; 2 chairs.
4 bargain. nga EBERMAN. RE. 04S3.
LHNcHRSNErrE GMi GsSsi SODA FOUNTAIN,
pacity. 40; 8 stools. & booths and md
tables; busy corner store, near Grit
fiths Stadium. Reason retiring, old
ags; Call RA: 5143; So.
low overhead, short hours; priced
efis 6faspnaPey aftey for 9 M quick sale. q, ma.
RooMiNG' MING HOUSE SNi wANrEDSoN.w
sec; no brokers. MRS. LOVE. 920
sfRHIcF. Fhth St. sry%,dI n;w II 3,3sLs, a;, ,,,.,
and equipment. Marlboro ssSs,
SELF-sERvIoE GROCERY and meats
In colored section for sale in
Baltimere; business 81, 500 wk;. low
Esns Pr9se q $SS mo- e.. modern fs fixtures
apply 200 N. Gilmor st. cor. Lexing-
REsTAURxNfT rs' for sale. Established
over 40 years, doing over $1,000
weekly; open 6-day week. 4:30 am.
deal Direct SeeF wtS snd dWSF f9Sd long esss aS
down. Call GE. 1870 for details.
REsTAURANT-BAR - $1,000 an
nually over "a bar; downtown loca-
tlon; growing neighborhood; excel
lent opportunity for experienced
owner: $3.50 rent. S27,5OO; $4,000
Gown; BALANCE, 5 years. No agents.
VARIETY STORE. new. open 8 days
ago: ideal for druggist: best offer.
Write Box 29-M, Star. q
RESTAURANT, r liquor; colored; best
NV. location; gold mine, best offer.
Write Box 2S-M, Star. @
COLORED-LUNCHROOM for sale,
doing, good business, beer and wine.
license. reasonable. 1Ol6 1st st. ne.
2s
YOUNG, MARRIED MAN will invest
$4,000 and services in paying busi-
ness. Box 145-M, Star. a.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

TWO ADULTS. two children. perma-
nent residents, want house. not
SsDSRSc CHAsE-uniurn.
z or 8 rm. house, by Episcopal
Clergyman's family. WI. PITS. IL
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GEORGETOWN

New brick house done in best town
house tradition; will decorate to
suite purchaser; large 1iv. rm. with
entertaining: real fireplace with
paneled walls, equip. kitchen, dining
room, powder room and bath. 2
bedrms. and outside patio; tndiyid-
ual garage; on one Of lovelieSt
streets in GEORGETOWN. For appt. to
inspect. call
ALLEN & ROCKS, INC.
ST. 0505
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BETHESDA PREVIEW
BETHESDA-$2O,7 ESQ

NEAR EDGEMooR SWIMMING
Modern all-brick Colonial home with
slate roof. Six excel. rms, includ.
3 bedrmS., screened porch, full
basement; beautiful corner lot.
shopping and schools. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. -Ofice open til 8.
Town & Suburban, OR. 9400
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BRENTWooD-$125 mo-. 2-bedr. brk.
Liv. r. diE. r. kit. den. auto. heat,
full bsmt: avail. Nov. l. n. CAR
LYLE deLOzIER. Realtor, WA. 5000
FALLS CHURCH-3-4 bedrms.. large
living rm., fireplace, dining area,
electric kit, 2 baths, bsmt.. garage.
porch. sun deck; SlS5 mo. Avail.
Nov /. Phone FA. 5000. 81
GEORGETOWN - Tasteful 2-bedrm.
home; best location; avail. Noy, l.
BppCCHaNAN aiIHi ST. N.E.-Modern s.
bedrm. row house, with rec. rm in
bsmt.; excel. cond.; fenced in rear
ss5s s5sss sibssY 'Sr e. MENsa mS fa c.. g.
MA. 8I40. al
COMPLETELY FURN.. including TV.
= bedrms.. sleeping porch; NV. sec
tion. near Walter Reed Hospital;
available for months. GE. 2647:
MARSHALL NAE y I ~ J. rn WA51s as4s CO.. aga
FOREST HILLS SUBDIVISION. 2ss3
sesnsifG s1dH9Gn !sI sbedFm a.Ssth sehaa ist:
a. den. det.. Colonial home-oyer-
looking park. Call H. L. RUST Co.
CHEVY CHAsE-six mos: beaut.. 8
panc, pRs a sssssf Disposal hses Fn bendx
$3.50. Rambler; rms: 3 baths;
NiNdroN. WI. 1856. ofdTsy s$ss.
COMPACT, 3-bedrm., o-bath house
conv. to schools. transp.. shopping:
$500 mo. SIMMONS PROPERTIES.
DE. 0730; eyes,, DE. 5666. 81
LEESBURG. vA.-Attractive old brick
home with 4 bedrooms. ga baths;
servants room and bath; oil heat;
unfinished. JOHN ALLEN JOHN
ALEX.-Attrac. 2-bedrm. semidet.
brk.; beapt. fuIn. incl. piano. good gd
school, shop; S135. Similar unfurn.
with rec. rm.; S115. TIE. $3.50 after q.
SILVER sPRING-Lge. 5-rm. bunga.
low; inclosed sleeping porch; well
furn.: nr; schools, shopping and
retains bsmt: for storage; Sl25 mo.
81. 4S0O, 500. Il
WOODBRIDGE, S125 mo.-Two-bedrm.
brick: living rm;, Kit. 1aa3 baths; baths;
sumner, HHf Err Of, Mass. ave. extended
Completely furn. liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, den with full bath, on 1st
f.; bedrms., baths up, built-in
TV. auto. washer. dryer, ironer;
excel. community; avail. Nov. /.
Call WI 4S36.
SPRINGFIELD-Large 3-bedrm., "a
bath home on ,1ieg agfss bHS 10 min aHsil 10
fOie R HooPF {%mfaifINSty; INc;. oo r. s445 GhANANS
TWO BEDRMS.. liv. rm., din. rm.,
Kit, bath; $50. 76s s: Jefferson, st.
AIhxxSbRiAMs Il Sisb RI ia esoo bedIooms. turn.:
ideal for 4 or airline hostesses,
SATcHEsLLLER & SON. AL 1S47' i.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED. 2
TWo-BEDRM. FuRN. HOUSE in old
section of Alexandria: emo; lease,
renewable; convenient to transp.,
see, call F. w. CLARKE, Realtor,
3232. XII. 9-522O.
NEW 3-BEDRM. HOUSE, completely
furn. except for linens; reliable eple.
BtAtiS, 500 plus util. For details.
5none Rockville 4S42. .
BEAVER HEIGHTS-47O1 R st. ne; !;
semibungalow; 5 rooms. bath; hot
water oil heat; S1O5. DUNN & CO.,
1898 r. I. ave. Sc. HY. 004S. Il
HAMILTON ST. NV, L blk. to ex-
press bus; nice 6-rm. g bedrms.)
row brick home; excel. cond.; fine
furn.; new deep freezer; nice yard;
$3.50 PERRY HAY CO., 81. 3005.
Mr.. MacARTHUR BLVD.-Fine ma
Sonry home: living rm., firepl.: din.
rm., equip. kit; 2 large bedrms
and bath upstairs; full bsmt.; ga
rage; conv Sec; $3.50. PERRY
HAY CO., 81. 3005.
ROCKVILLE-WH o-bedrm
bungalow. conv. to bus and shop
ping center; lease, $112. OIL. 0964
FURN. HOUSE. g rms, bath, gas
heat; garage; Glover Park; Si65
mo. WI. 5332. p
Ar nv RJrpTA rr--,- L--5--- n -
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BRAND-NEW INVESTMENT
PROPERTY IN WHEATON
Nsaq tion se bedr%s H. rm. Gining
rm., bath. kit: full bsmt. and lge.
rear yard. Rental, S115 o month.
Call Mr.. Covill. RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
-5
COLORED-EIGHT ROOMS and bath.
81 n st. Sc. $125 a mo. LOUIS
c6GoREbI1so c66G6RES. z8a 'a'7 8 sr. N.w.-rour
stove Rent, S37, utilities not in
cluded Apply B. F. SAUL CO., 925
18th st. NV. Ma. 2100.
COLORED-FOGGY BOTTOM-Seven
rms; and bath. h.-w.h. S75. ST.
S220, 9-5.
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CLEVELAND PARK
CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
CLOSE-IN LOCATION.
We take pride in presenting an i'm
maculate. well-cared-for home oc-
cupied by original owner. Semide-
tached brick consisting of spacious
rooms and tile bath; full bsmt. with
lavatory; walk-up stairway to attic;
i biocks from e'a Schools transp and
shopping. A real value at S21 300.
FRED A. SMITH co.
1d1Q rtl. NJ IM IaY OAQn
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BETHESDA
4 BedroomS--2B Baths

8 bEUfUOflS--Z BdCIlN
S19.95O
19 brick, Cape Cod homes will be
built by Korzendorfer in q very
popular Bethesda area. Call for an
appt. to inspect model home.
H. j. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
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Glover Park-Corner Home
HOME WITH INCOME
Center hall; spacious liv. and dining
rms: 4 bedrms.. 2 baths End floor: 2
bedrms., fun bath 3rd floor. Rec.
rm. with firepl.; side porch; garage.
Owner leaving town; priced for I'M
mediate sale. Real opportunity at
ROGERS REALTY CO.
ia. S459. 1910 VT. AVE-. ma. 0904
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ARLINGTON
BRAND NEW

BRAND NEW
Semidetached Brick Homes
OPEN SAT-. AND SUN. Is PM.
Three bedrooms, dining room,
complete modern kitchen with
SIT. GE refgr.; full basement
and many other special fea-
lures. Only $115 to $11s per
month; 1900 block Of 18th st:
of Michigan ave-, on 18th
Gust beyond Catholic u to
Emerson st., then right to open
sign Sample house. 5000
Sargent rdo
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1896 DI. 1895
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LOCUST HILL ESTATES
FOR A LARGE FAMILY

This is more home for the money than
you had ever dreamed possible.
Ideally situated near school and
transp., on lovely deep wooded
block. A total Of six bedrooms. 3
full baths, tremendous kitchen, liv-
SAME SIZE AS LIVING WITH FIRE
PLACE and . unfinished rooms.
Suitable for family living. Garage.
New and in sparkling condition.
$44 800 with flexible financing.
Directions: Out Wisconsin ave. past
Naval Hospital to Broad Brook dr.,
right OF 1888 and Open sign.
OWNER OIL. 597l.
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BETHESDA, NEW HOMES

BETHESDA, NEW HOMES
RAMBLERS
Three bedrms., tile bath, fully EQUIP,
kit, lge.. l4-acre lots. Only S11 $50.
2-STORY COLONIAL
Three bedrms., tile bath. ly. rm., din.
rm., kit. and full bsnt Only S14,950.
MODEL HOME
At 500 Lone Oak DR..
Directions: Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd.
to Lone Oak DIR. g mi. from Bank
OF Bethesda), turn right 3 blks. to
model home.
BENSINGER BROS.
WI. 2736 OR. 4640
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FOREST HILLS

FOREST HILLS
3-Bedrm., 2-Bath Rambler
Owner transferred, offers 3-yr.-old
home on beautifully tree shaded
lot. surrounded by expensive mod
ern homes. This is an opportunity
IN 2 much.sought-afte- location IN
tion. huge picture window. over
looking woods, gas heat. built-in
garage. Nothing to compare at
$32. 500. To inspect call Mrs. Allen,
OR. 1857.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
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Near 10th and E. Capitol
Two-family fiat and cement warehouse
each; full basement, front porch;
apis. and bldg. in rear well rented
Live rent-free in one apartment, in
come from one apartment and bldg.
in rear will make payments. Reason
able down payment.
HowenStein Realty Corp.
141S H ST. NV.
D1. 1877. After 5 PM. Call Ii. 3-916S
p
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HOUSES sALE-MD. tcont.I

Bethesda Chevy Ch. Values
SO. 9t0--white brk. and stone. slate
roof. rms. q bedrms.). full bsmt.,
screened porch, garage. fireplace,
level fenced lot; near Public Health
So. 700 - 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
rambler; .fine.. convenient location:
super de luxe kit. includes Ice. deep
ssS: soo-Lse. SEk. Colonial; slate
fireplace, bar. screened porch. ga
rage lovely wooded lot; owner wants
S4.s5o-Brand- new Colonial, near
ksnYsSd ss SsSa Country S.Ss Cub ,ssaa sssrsmsy s
den and Law. on ist a,
S45. .000-Huge new split-leyel home
Columbia Country Club; Nv. rm.
apDesd 6Islx ax4 sps s 81 an a.
row big bedrms.,. 2 baths. .2-car
sarase; lovely lot with sS,ft, front
sgsez. FRANK sRa. s.,i s; or. PHILLIPS. Hill WI.
BETHESDA PREVIEW
S2O,95O-This most attractive, new
rambler will undoubtedly be sold the
FIRST day 1t is completed and opened.
However. since 1t is now ready for
decorating, We are Offering you an
your own color scheme. Situated on
a large, lovely, corner lot with dog
wood and maple trees in flne, quiet.
community. The 3-bedrm.. 1h-bath
rambler Is; we believe. the best buy
public and parochial schools are all
within one block. We urge you to
phone us today.
EDWARD F.. FRY co.
OIL 52l2 Eyes, DE. 597e
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BETHESDA
LOCUST HILL ESTATES
EOR rAnHn nAAnrx

This is more home for the money
than You had ever dreamed pos.
and transp., on q lovely deep wooded
block. "A total of six bedrooms. three
full baths. tremendous Kitchen.
living room with fireplace, separate
dining room and paneled den. IL
ROOM WITH FIREPLACE and two
unfinished rooms. Suitable for
family living. Garage. New and in
sparkling, cor dition. S44,50O with
flexible financing. OPEN SAT. and
past Naval Hospital to Broad Brook
dr.-right to S633 and open" sign.
OWNER. OIL. 5971.
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HOUSES FOR sALe-N.W.

Upper Brightwood, $13,500
owner leaving city. clean
6-rm. brick home. gas h.-w. heat.
lovely location. GE. 1892 or JU.
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WOODS

$25, $50
First offering Of this excellent pre-
war brick in q much sought after
location. First floor has center
lly-size dining room. modern kitch-
en- with breakfast area. Second
foor, 3 well-arranged large bed
rooms. 2 baths. recreation room; de-
tached garage. Immaculate condi-
ton: Inspect at once; Call F. A.
NV. EM 1920 It'll 9 nm
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5nQ1 IIIST ST ME-

5091 JUST ST. NE.
rms. semidet. brick. all modern
fixtures. recr. rn1., auto. gas heat.
Reasonable prices, $1,000 to So 800
cash down payment. Inspection by
appointment only.
BURK'S REALTY CO., INC.
DU. 1898; eyes,, DU. s063.
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REAL EsTATE-SALE OR ExcH

TRADE-Would like to apply z acres
on Georgia ave. extended toward
purchase Of brick rambler. in. vic.
ton. or nearby Virginia. RA. 6949.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
6-RM. BUNGALOW ONLY S13,600
Near 11th and Alabama ave. Sc.
In spotless condition: expansible
mod. equipped kit: front and rear
scr. porches:. q lovely home in a
most cow close-in loc. Mrs. Cox,
LIZ. 2.Sd36. ATLAS REALTY Co.
Evening star., 1952-10-31

VACANT--MOVE RIGHT IN
l16 UPSAL ST. Sc.
Congress Heights-Det. bungalow, B
rooms and bath, full bsmt., practi.
cally new. gas a.-c. heat; front and
rear porches. det. gar House COM
pletely redec.; new refgr., new gas
to schools, shopping, churches,
transp. Priced right-good terms.
Call ewes. GE. 1883. PRESS REAL
TY CORP. 927 18th st. NV. ST.
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CULORED-UPPERN.W. NJ
VACANT-JUST REDECoRATED
Exceptionally large Colonial home
2 kits. 1Ka baths; full bsmt.; oil
h.-w.h.: excellent terms: to inspect,
call till 8 pm. ME. 6575. GE. 924l.
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COMPACT, 3-bedrm., 2-bath house.
conv. to schools, transp., shopping:
Reservoir rd.-MacArthur blvd. area;
DE. O13O: ewes. DE. 5000. 81
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NEW RAMBLER OFF MASS. AVE
Brand-new finest quality: wide CEN
ter hall. 25.ft. living rnn., separate
din. rm.; dishwasher. disposal. Their
bedrms.. 2 baths: storage attic; full
basement, paneled recr. rm.; btiilt-in
garage; beautiful wooded setting on
splendid lot with over 1O0-ft. 'front.'
age; VERY SENSIBLY PRICED.
nfnRs call WO 47E4
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2-Stc
home. available now $120.
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcens. ,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VACANT-ONLY 1895 DOWf

Buy Now for Christmas
333 17th PL. NE.
9 rms..- Ia bath; built-in garage
auto. heat. Colonial front porch
new-house cond. Immediate pos.
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1919 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NJ

BUNGALOW. s.e.-Living rm.. dining
Ii. $4,000. 8. E. REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1952-10-31

CHEVY CHASE-Six mos; beaut., 6
rms, 2Ia baths, recr. rm.. TV,
piano. dishwasher, disposal, Bendix;
$3.50. Rambler; s rms, 8 baths;
S215. Other houses. MRS. DUN
NINGTON, WI. 1885, Ordway 1888.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-20

Smith.
The guests OF honor. DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander. will soon leave
for the Chicago Conference
where he vii take up pastoral
duties. Mrs. Alexander was
charming in royal blue crepe
with three-ouarter length sleeves
and a corsage of tailSmans roses.
The blessing waS sung by a
sextet composed of Mrs Marion
o. Burton. Frederick Sipes. Mrs.
NAOMI J Lanier. Mrs. Maiv w.
Selby Benjamin Parks and A.
thur Wallace. Mrs. Jessie Parrish
was accompanist
During course Of the evening
other musical selections were Of
fered bv Mrs. Naomi Ian er who
sang Because" Frederick Sipes
who ng Come Jesus Redeem
err" Benjamin Parks. I'VE are
Climbing Jocobs Ladder. an6
Mrs. May w. Selby. Bless This
House"
A full course turkey dinner
with all the TRIMMINGS was
served by the hostess who also
presented gifts 10 the honorees
Guests signing the scroll were
the Rev. and Mrs. D. A Blake
ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wallace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-20
Ben Fleets EOuO1.s
DR.. John Alexander.

MS. Georgia Richardson Mrs
Alphrette Henry. NJ s. Catherine
G.. Pharr, Mrs Naomi J Lanier.
Mrs. Alberta Lewis ~ am Mrs.
Frank Lewis. Mrs Fannie B.
Peck. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence n.
Jones. Mr. an VI s. Herry 5rad-
ley. Mr. and Mrs Ward Byrd,
he Rev and Mrs George Nor
ton. Mr. md Mrs William E
Boone
Also James A. Mu ply. Wal
ton A. LOWS. Mr. and Mrs NJ.
L. Spears Mss Lois Evo Alex
ander. DR.. anI n :. Aaron Too1le.
A. f. Kinney. NJ nd NJ ] H.
Selby. BENJAMIN II Perks Mr.
and Mrs O Parrish Mr. and
Mrs. F cderick { pcs Mack Ha-
new Mr. and M~e. ctompp Will
rs. Mr. and Ms w liam Ste
wart.
Others were Moron O Burton,
Mss Erncefine Nj Poole Mr..
+ mos Gill Mss Lucille Bodie
Mrs. Wihla f Westfield. Mr. and
Mrs GEORGE Loveioy Ms Marie
e. Bailey NJ S Vuralone Bailey.
Mrs Lena Cobb. W Queen F.
Smith Robert SIM h Glen Cald-
well Sr.. chi Glen Caldwell Jr.
Pvt. Gerala Caldwell Or w III.
Johnson Ernest Johnson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-20
Christian Science Churches

The unreliabty Of matter in human experience sh 'wn
the Lesson under the topic Matter to be read in
all Christian Science churches SUNDAY September 81
The Golden Text is from jeremiah t3;73l Truly in
is salvation hoped for from the hills and from The
multitude of mountains: truly in the Lord God IS the
salvation of Israel"
Among the Bible citations is this passage, (Gal g. BE
deceived God is mocktd for whatever soweth
that shall he also reap
correlafive passages from Science and Pesl+h with
Key Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy includes Nor
belief all satrction in and in order
TO part with them" Up. 1851
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-20
DETROITER HONORED

The National Association
OF Negro Musicians in 10Th
Annual Convention held in
New York City, on its Hon
org Awards Concert" signal
ly honored MesdameS Jerene
Macklin, teacher of Voice.
Choral Director and, Central
Regional Director of the
National Association OF Ne
gro Musicians. She received
an Award of Merit for out
standing contributions TO the
field of music. The presenta-
ton was made by Dr.. Roscoe
Polin. president.
Others receiving Awards
were, Carl Diton. Past pres
ident, composer, pianist !;
Clarence Cameron W hlte,
composer, vioIinist, and pro-
Queer: Noble SiSsle, singer,
producer of Shuttle Along,
and Eubie Blake, composer,
pianist; Mrs. Florence Bail
ey, Washington, Dc Mrs.
Margaret X. Franklin. Baltl-
more, Nd; Mrs. Amelia
Robinson Taylor, Langston.
Okla; Lorenzo Dyer, New
York City; Mrs. Carl Dlton,
New York City, and Mrs.
Edna Redmond, Jackson.
Miss.
Mrs. Mile Lee. Reporter.
On Tuesday. Sept. is. 1852.
2 pm. in the BagleY Room at
the Hotel Siailer. . meeting
will be held in the form OF
Town Hail." Mr.. Tighe Woods.
newly appointed director OF
Price Sterilization. viii be
present at the meeting. This
viii. be one Of several stops on
a cross-counfrY tour during
which he will solicit The oPin-
ions of housewives on ceiling
prices and the whole price con-
troll program.
AS he pu;s IL Il want TO ge'
the opinions. questions and sus-
aestions of the American house
wife. She is the nations No. !
purchasing agent and ] want 10
cot her opinion on what nap ,,
pening 10 her budget. Are AT
effective price sterilization Is pos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-20


To Celebrate Twenty-Fifth
Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Minus
Woodruff, Of 1900 Bangor
Street, have invited friends
to help them celebrate their
Twenty fifth Anniversary.
The affair will be on Satur-
day. the twenty-seventh of
September. at the United
Christian Church, Sixteenth
and West Forest.
DR.. and Mrs. s. Lucas Of
Montcalm. New Jersey. have
been the guest of their sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Johnson of 1860
Edison for three weeks.
They were entertained by
Mrs. Olive Elders at a lunch
con at the Surf Club.
Mrs. l.. Johnson gave a
barbecue on the lawn for
them.
Mrs. Muriel Hall gave a
Canasta luncheon. Those
present were: Lillian John
son, Wilha Westfeld. Mary
Lucas, Florence Fletcher.
Dora Sanford. Edna Thorn
as. Olive Elders.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-20

Mrs. Beatrice Fleming Fleets
OF Boston Blvd. was hostess at
dinner party last week in honor
Of Dr. and Mrs. John A Alex
ander. pastor Of Bethel AME
Church.
The house was profuselY dec
GRATED with cut flowers. while
in the dining room the honored
guest tables had embroidered
and Madrid table clothes and
a cenferpiece of roses. Card
tables also were set up in the
living room with embroidered
place mats and cut flowers
center pieces.
Assisting Mrs. Fleets as host
eSses were MesdameS Georgia
Richardson who was at the door,
Mrs. Irene Bradley who nitro
duced the guests and Mines. Ma
rie c. Bailey Mary w. Shelby.
Vuralene Bailey. and Queen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-20

sible only with the complete I'M
Outstanding and cooperation Of
the consumer
Mrs. Catherine Gelles. Sec OF
Int. auxiliaries. says:
I'VE have all done a lot of
We have all done a lot of
gripping. and justly SO. now we
have an opportunity TO present
our gripes TO someone who can
help US TO do something about
il. l am confident that our en-
tire membership will welcome
this opportunity 10 present
their viewpoints on price con-
troll and how il can be made
more effective"
All women are TO write let
ter o.sts sSing their viewpoint on
this subject and how the high
cost OF living has effected their
family.
sincerely hope that each OF
YOU will make an effort TO attend
the meeting and express your
viewpoints.
If YOU wish further informa-
ton please call Catherine Gelles.
c. cretarv International Auxil-
iaries. UAW-ClO
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|. FREE FEI CHRISTIAN
'r,rNcE LECTURE

lou ei~ -
} attend a free Christian
Eeisnee Lecture at the Shu-
80 Theater, 1853 w. La
|.,ette Ave, on Thursday at
a:io pm, September Is,
ss2. The Lecturer will be
R.bert Stanley Ross. pre-
snted under the auspices Of
Fr,t. Second. Fourth, and
Eighth Churches.
The public is welcome.
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