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MAID. LIVE IN

MAID, LIVE In
Upstairs rm. Permanent for right
person, fond of children. 51a-day
wk. Good salary. Refs. OR. 2S11.
WOMAN to live in, white. to take
care Of 2 children; references; salary
open. Box 357-C. Star. ID"
WOMAN, white, to help mother with
8 children and g.h.w. Ia. 1916.
WOMAN, white. take care 2-yr-old
child; live in; light housework;
Rockville area; give references.
WHITE WOMAN to live with con-
genial family; l.h.w. and cooking; go
to Atlantic City every summer for
three months: UN. 1885,, IA
YOUNG WOMAN to wait on table
and take care Of 1St floor in pvt.
home; live in. Pvt. rm. and bath,
good wages. Phone DE. 1929. -13
YOUNG COLORED GIRL to care for
2 small children; room, board and
salary. 1921 Corcoran ST. NV. all
day Friday. Saturday and Sunday.
EUROPEAN OR FILIPINO G.HW.
Good cook; attractive offer; only ex-
Gel local ref. EN-. 1850. -13
COLORED WOMAN to care for small
child. Cali ia. 2-1279 after 5;30
pm. Ia
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experienced, 37A hour
week, PRESS WIRELESS, Room
926, National Press Bldg. Ma. 245i.
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TYPIST

TTPIST
With clerical experience for unusual
opportunity in Office of national
publication. Location. Georgetown.
5-day, 40-hour wk.; paid vacation
free disqualification and insurance;
rapid Advancement. CO. 1914. Ill
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SOLICITORS. must be
experienced in upholstery and slip
covers. Salary plus commission.
Phone JOFFE FURNITURE CO.. JU,
S-6726 hetWeen 10 and =
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Upstairs rm. Permanent for right
person, fond of children. 5h-day
wk. Good salary. Refs. OR. 2S1I
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ACCOUNTING MACHINE. MGR 5000.
like new. $3.50. JOSEPH GUSS &
SONS. 623 H st. NV. ME. 3377.-13
ADDING MACHINE, sundstrand,, cleo
trio. Reconditioned Guaranteed;
$99.5O. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
ADDrNG fd1 G'n MACHINES. CHIMES s45; Bur-
rough's calculator. SS5; s26 10th
ADDING MAeHINEs-Rent a new
adding machine, $3.50 per mo-; 8
mos, S21; rental applied to pur-
chase: CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO..
AbSila bU az MACHINE. smith-coTona @
FALLS CHURCH sTATIoNERs,
Air cCoaNS16TTIiIoNERs. 2b. used. SE.
Carrier, Frigidaire, etc FRENCH
SUPPLY OFFICE. 1904 18th st. NV.
AIR COMPRESSOR. Q cyl. eompi. ex-
cept motor. bargain, SS5. JE. D.
AIR iR'Vi VcioMPREssoR-one h.p-, ia "a
rage size, automatic: also portable;
$50. Waldorf 4Ia3. -13
HANDBAGS. genuine Gu
ban imported; from SIS to $50; also
wallets and belts. 20se discount for
cash. 414 Buchanan st. NV, IA.
1854. Open ewes. and Sun.
WELSH SIDEBOARD. mar
Bile top. S10e: curly maple ANTIQUE
chest. $50. used dishwasher, sink,
disposal combination. $50. sH.
BaBY CARRIAGE. high chair, swing.
stroller. piagpen and bassinet. Lo.
~
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$4,000 OPPORTUNITY

DISTRICT MANAGER wanted with or
without exp. in direct selling field;
willingness to earn and work more
essential: lib. sal. and over-write:
large national concern desires a man
from 81 to 40 to be trained in mer-
chandising plan that is sweeping
uualif.. state age, exp. in sales il
any, education, phone. Box 34Q-C,
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HOME REPAIR

NO. 1889, Ii. 6-26s5. 12s
FAINTER, colored; exper, wants small
or lge. Jobs. General repair work.
Cali NO. 2481 or AID. 80s5. ia
PAINTING. papering. A good job at
. . fsir price. For free estimates, call
psHN4iSG sH 4126 GT ntee TG 4asa exser Kemtoni2ns
caulking; roots. over SO yrs. exper.
HULME. LA. 6-4156 Ju. S-4967
PAINTING. WALL scRAPINGHFor
a job well done at price YOU can
paSfS saSTd fS pay fGrsscisss Gsas as 7s2abs wsi9e me-
chanic; reasonable prices. pu
PAfNTiING-Free estimates. Cali W.
A. WILKERSON. OF. 7f5S. III
PAINTING AND PAPERING. coml. or
res; satisfied customers oyer 20
yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-ComT
S5 res Ms satssd a%REScs sSstomss' sH sSs 9Ssr
PAPER HANGING. painting; white
%sfeafaS WeTE BookoGSf Sfsrs M e1Re5 1885, 40 oTs
PAPERING. and painting. reduced
prices; Takoma; Silver sprinss; work
paPERiNG zIaE Ii SFGMfNT eAfNFiN a. 7isp iss class
work; white mechanic: reasonable.
PATCHING AND PLASTERTNG; rea.
sonable prices; expert work. Call
10. 9-9770. Ill
PLAsTERING, patchwork a speciality.
by white mechanic; good service;
pEAsTERfNG las Erin u REPAIRS, large and
small Jobs; new and old work. Rea-
sonable rates. Satisfaction guaran-
teed SH. 4154. -23
PLAsTEKING. ceilings and PATCH
work speciality. Call MI. 1882
PLAsTERING a speciality; large and
small jobs; new and old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723.
PLAsTERING, repair, patch or new
work; free estimate; first class
work by white mechanic. MR.. BOW
PL aMBfNG. HEATING. REPAIRS.
new work and remodeling. bath
rooms installed, hot-water heaters,
no job too large or small. free es-
Inmates. Ii. 4-7373 -13
REMODELING Of all kinds. Building
home or commercial: terms. Quick
service Guaranteed work. NO.
1858. WILLIAMS. 12s
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED; also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
Days. UN. 1872: Ewes. UN. 1878.
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DESKS

once. new and used; all sizes and
types at great savings. N. FRANK
& son. 414 3rd st. NV. Elk. 6974.
Lady's q Ct. Ia kt. ".
{; sol. $109; mans ct; y.g. sol.
color American cut y.g. mtg. $3.50;
lady's ia ct. plat. 3 baguette re-.
$475 "a ct. lady's plat. nshtsil.
fg,. 1915; An ct. lAdy's plat. bagu-
cite mtg, American cut. 81. $50;
lady's Ct; plat; bag1ette mtg.
clude mountings; trades accepted.
LIVINGSTON q CO.. 1423 n Sc
NV. NE. 3440. --12
DINETTE SET--Maple drop-leaf
table, 4 chairs. Welsh cabinet. JU.
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HELP MEN
IIFETIME CAREER

We are offering an opportunity to the
right man to prove his talents with
q nationally known progressive COM
pany for a lasting and lucrative
sales career. The applicant should
record OF capability and adaptability.
Our program calls for an extensive
training of Ia yrs. to 2 yrs. in
learning our product. sales technique.
ofice procedure and method. (Sal-
airy will be paid while learning). An
accounting s;S backsround Is desirable
considerable money and effort in de-
veloping the successful candidate,
only those sincerely interested in q
permanent career should apply.
Write, stating age, educational back
Box Q7-n star -13
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TYPIST
TYPIST

In collection dept. of large organ
ization. Will train for interesting
position. pleasant ofiice surround
ings, good hrs, company benefits
periodic salary increases. Call Mr.
DAILY. ST. 1900. Ia
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WINDOW WASHER

Colored, must have some exper. at
outside window wash: good working
cond. with pd. vac: must be sober
and dependable. Apply Bldg. Supt.,
RIM. 70S. Kass Bldg. I'll l4th
st. NV Ill
MAN. white, young, as clerk in supply
house. 623 H st. NV, Is
MAN, colored, clerk in store; perma-
nent position. Apply 1401 nth st.
NV. -l3
MAN Of excellent character, bond
able, with car or light truck to
deliver small packages and make
collections, must know city; steady;
good earnings. Phone UN. 0445.
MAN WANTED to sell Rawleighs S
household products to consumers
We help you. Good profits for hust-
Ter. No experience needed to start
Pleasant. profitable. dignifled work.
Write today. RAWLEIGHS. Dept
DCA-14-53. Chester. Pa.
MAN to drive truck and steam-clean
motors. Must have some experience
in automobiles Will train right
man, Good hours and good pay.
MOBILE STEAM CLEANING SERV-
ICF TIA S23Q
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COLORED WOMAN, short-order cook,
all-around kitchen work: salary.
S35: hrs, from afternoon 20 IL
at night 69l6 4th ST., Takoma
Park D. C. Ia
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BABY CRIB SALE

S19.9S, S24 .9s. S29. 9s. Some values
mattresses to to At, ss.ss. BERGER's
BABY STORE. 3412 l4th st. NV.
TT. 3443. --13
BABY FURN. - Semiannual inven-
tory clearance: savings on cribs,
chests, matched sets; wide selee-
ton. sTORKTOWN. 5113 Ca. ave.
NV. Open til . pm. -16
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MATTRESSES

WAL / hEoOEO
GUARANTEED $40 WEEK
PLUS MEALS g. UNIFORMS FURN.
FULL-TIME POSITIONS
DAY OR NIGHT
Several new shoppes opening soon.
Permanent position. pleasant work
ing conditions, vacations with pay,
sick leave. group insurance benefits,
en1ploye purchase discounts; train
ing for promotions. Apply at any
HOT SHOPPES
Or Employment ONCE
USE STAIRWAY TO 2nd FLOOR
ROOM zoo COLORADO BLDG.
1341 G ST. NV. NO PHONE CALLS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CASHIER-TYPIST

CASHlER-IYPlST
National loan corp. has openings for
permanent positions, many company
benefits, Excel salary. apply in per-
son. LIBERTY LOAN CORP, S225
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. --12
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK-Part
time and full time; exp. top salaries
plus ,ih. comm, free hosp. benefits.
WaE4ToN STa1l f,6' s-Psao PPasaAoeMAcy' l14o1 ga.
CIGAR CLERK. day work. PARK
LANE PHARMACY, 2029 Eye st.
NV. Ia
for mimeograph work and
general Office work, no tipping, good
working conditions. Call DU. 1886,
CLERK, for drug dept. in modern
drugstore; must be alert and have
some exper.; good pay and many
PARK PHARMACY, 7723 Ga ave ave
NV. III
about 35 yrs. old. white,
Protestant, good health: live in;
light housework and answer phones
for busy real estate man. GE. Abs,
eyeS 6-o 10
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HELP WoMFN 'tean.. !,

CASHIER, part time. must be exper-
fenced for hotel front desk work, nr.
Dupont Circle; Mon. through Fri. !,
pm. to 8 pm. Call Ho. 800 for
CASHIER CHECKER - For modern
self-service market: good salary;
pleasant working conditions. ct.
4545. 1850 Lee hwy, Arl., Va
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STENOGR APHERs
STENOGRAPHER-
SECRETARY

Young lady for permanent position
In executive ofiices;. experience re-
quired; 4O-hour, 5-day week; hos
pitalization, surgical service and
other employe benefits; wonderful
opportunity for alert, eficient per-
son.
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BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT us
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU saw
1NGS OF 20fe TO 50es ON NEW
SAMPLE CLoSEOUTs. LOOK AT
THESE BARGAINS Fine maple
bed, chest and dresser, was S119.95,
now $3.50; 3-piece genuine ma
hagony set, made best way, was
$3.50 So. now $159.60; 3-piece
beautiful lined oak set with double
dressers, large chest and double bed.
was $299.50, now size so. Large
selection Of solid mahogany and
solid cherry sets at sive-eway
prices. Fine mahogany or maple
beds in all sizes, were S29 80, now
SIT. 30 Many more bargains too
numerous to mention. Open Thurss
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
BICYCLE SALE-Inventory clearance
of English and American models. trt.
cycles and toys. GEORGETOWN
BICYCLE STORE. 1911 Wis. ave.
MI. 0100. or PARKWAY CYCLE CO.,
Lee Hwy; and Kirkwood rd,. Arl.. Va.
BRfCKs. face and common. i or .
million, ALASKA COAL q BRICK
CO, Ma. 5S85. OF. 1900.
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SEAMSTRESS, white. exper. on slip
covers; permanent: must be expert
Excellent salary. J. j. SCHLEIFFR,
1914 Conn. ave. NV. OR. 4457.
-17
SEAMSTRESS. able to do alterations
in dry cleaning plant; full or part
time. WADE BROS, 1908 N. II.
ave. SH HOO.
SECRETARY for Jewish organization:
hours. 8 to $50, 5 days week. Box
<375-D. Star. --12
Observation-Disclosures position,
40-h hour week, with major motion
picture company, starting at S60I
weekly. Give full particulars. Box
397-D, Star. -12
SECRETARY with shorthand and
typing.- Doctors ofiice. Mon. through
Fri, .1O-6; $50 wk. viii train intel
ligent girl. Call NO. 9105. III
SECRETARY-Law office; use edi-
phone, shorthand necessary; per
manent position; 5-day wk.; $240
per mo. Apply in person, 1406 G
st. NV, Room 502, Monday through
Friday. -13
temporary, varied du-
ties. in busy office. Must be top
notch steno ST 1871
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HELP WoMEN

RECEPTIONIST : SECRETARY for
busy doctors Office. Va; s DAYS;
must type; exper. desirable but not
essential; salary open. Write full
details and refs. Box 363-B, Star.
RESTAURANT MANAGER for tearoom| ro
of highest type. Call WO. 1884
after IL noon and ask for dining
sAIEsGIRL-slip cover and draperyI
fabric. experienced preferred. MILL
END SHOP. 403l 2Sth st. So. SHTR-
LINGTON BUSINESS CENTER. Ar
lington, Va, OV. 6795. --15
SALESGIRLr-Slip cover and dfapery
fabric, experienced preferred, MILL
END SHOP. 931 r st. NV. Me.
SALESLADY, some bookkeeping ex-
per-; misses speciality shop; pleasant
working conds., good starting salary.
FRAN'S SMART WEAR. LA. 6-501S.
SALESLADY. exper.. 5-day wk.. sick
leave. annual leave. Apply in person
Quarters K. Navy Exchange; see
MRS. DUNN. IL
SALESLADIES-Ready-t to-wear. mil
hnery; experience essential: steady
position; salary. sos per wk. Apply
lois Connecticut ave. -12
SALESLADIES
Part or full time, HELLERS BAKERY,
1921 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. co. 9732
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HELP DOMESTIC
CHILD NURSE
. LIVE IN

Must be experienced; care of Ia
off; modern Silver Spring home;
excellent references required; $40
week to start; S35 in 3 mos. JU.
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TYPIST

TYPIsT ELECTRIC MIMEOGRAPH
operator. Opportunity to work into
supervisory position Box GOD. Star
MATTRESSES WANTED. Must have
night club experience. Apply BLUE
MIRROR after 4 pm, S24 14th
St NV -13
salary, good tips MAJONG RES
TAURANT, 1909 Wisconsin ave. NV.
MI 4h4k Ia
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without motive impulse
criminals often respected OutTary EaW-abdng
bes the community The families their victims shamed
into silence because Of the and publicity that
with reporting such attacks.
have children home should begin school
them early possible about what do what
their children nkeable Often the mother considers
quite a compliment takes child
child seems to get along with strangers
psychological a chlds
with his personality life
nstn girl deepseated and of the act
which will make impossible her normal role
wife and mother.
recognized precautionary
instruct child
Tell them they under circumstances,
cept rides, money treats from strangers
2 Tell them not to off alone with strangers who offer
"jObs"
lem to around public toilets
Warn them against playing in alleys deserted building
other spots.
them 10 o
follows them them dirt
sidewalk with stone
precautionary pretty apply
adults.
have be in house alone at night
firmly protec-
ton the mirrors that allow who
outside although they can't observe you
II the a or
being followed have follow II
like the devil
when reach the inside, police. you
within running o. know
being followed suggestion hit the house,
duck necessary bang
off.
you afford always a you
late Ask the driver wait until the AND
the number
Remember criminals have object To their victim
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had experience came TO New York to live in
1883 was staying with
ing nghtcub beat the
had covered the show Smas Paradise
was about decided
little two blocks.
AS passed doorway only buildings
apartment building shadow
was standing there almost
way As walked by he daed doorway
me, footstep for foosep.
All Of n that
danger is heels The beat footsteps
dark street terrified walking faster
ming Up the steps into the lobby footsteps pounding
behind Up the first flight flight
Ing to the second flight
myself from being attacked gutteraI
loud Then the calling the
fourth floor That
That experience left a psychological
cannot stand to hear footsteps walking behind
daylight moving shadow night pancs
cold sweating
this happen adult permanent mark
what must IL do to the impressiOnable mind a chldS
Believe friends report every your neigh
ate Cases Of indecent children lurking
strangers. offering sudden attention to children.
Your alertness life tragedy descending
on home next door the
However all of this a
the sexual criminal 1t takes pychac
to afford" most American communities
rooted
tona Illustration the feeling having been
dozen and that mount each the other
they get out Of control and become a
BY all means child to be friendly but friendly
with caution they to the movies the park the playground
try and that
stand they NOT to leave the other children
strangers who for directions they Daddy"
other subterfuges to get children off by themselves
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Jordan, 742Is Rondo Ave. who
celebrated her birthday, Thursday
August %.
Going South: Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey jackson and daughter,
Mrs. Ventress Robertson Of 739
Rondo Ave, win leave Saturday,
Sept. 8 on their vacation trip.
They will visit in st. Louis, Mem
phis, Tenn, and Clarksdale, Miss.
Surgery: Mrs. william Black,
1872 w. Central Ave, entered st.
Luke's hospital, Wednesday, Aug
ust 81, for surgery. She is improv-
ing.
New Workers Here: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w, Davis, ST., Of New
York are in the city for ten days.
They are the house guests OF
Mrs. Phil Hall, 1858 No. Dale st.
They arrived Sunday, Aug. 81
enroute to Los Angeles.
One Year Old: Mrs. Mary M.
Bradley, 76s Carroll Ave-, gave
birthday party Sunday, August
81, in honor of her grandson,
Richard. Little Richard was one
year old and those who helped
him celebrate were his cousins,
Jerold Starting, Charles Stephen,
Rose Ella, and Anthony Bradley;
John and Carl Griffin; little
Bulbs" and Michael Powell and
Grant Washington. His aunts, the
Mines. Virginia Bradley, Alberta
Mae Chambers and Miss Helen
Williams were also guests.
Overnight Guests: Mrs. Lavinia
Logan, 1913 East 25th Ave. and
her house guests, Mines. Laura u.
Thomas and Julia Lumm of Chi
cago were the week end house
guests of Mrs. Logan's son and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Logan. s25 st. Anthony Ave-, for
the week end.
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The WAY ! SEE TT
4 BY NELL DOOSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK ClTY-A neghbor who has eght-year-
old daughter report
the child accosted older followed
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Two O'CLOCK Bridge Club: The
Two O'Clock Bridge Club will
meet Saturday, August s with
Mrs. Leroy Lazenberry, S4l St.
Anthony Ave.
Each child was given a cap,
whistle and balloon. Light re-
freshments were served. Richard
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Powell, 1858 Carroll Ave.
Visits Wife's Relatives: Mr..
Harold Headley of Flushing, N.
Y. arrived Sunday, August II to
be the house guests of his wife's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George c.
Shannon, 500 Carroll Ave. Mr..
Headley left Sunday. August 81
for home accompanied by his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Bertram
Shannon, OFT Fuller Ave, who
will spend ten days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Headley in Flushing. Mrs.
Headley is Mr.. Shannon's sister.
Feeling Better: Mrs. Belle Sal
ter Tyler, 663 Aurora Ave, is i'm
proving clowly.
From L. A. To Boston: Rev.
Lleweleyn E. Williams Of Los
Angeles, who, with his wife and
daughter, Rosalyn are the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Huron j.
Shelton, 453 No. Kent ST., left
Tuesday at midnight for Boston
to attend the National Episcopal
convention. Mrs. Williams and
daughter will remain here until
he returns. She is a former st.
Paulite and has many friends
here.
To U. Of NJ: Miss Muriel Jack
son of San Diego, Calf, is the
house guest of Miss Mazourneen
Black, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward A. Boyenton, 2s6 No. St
Adams st. The young ladies will
enter the University of Minneso-
ia this month, Miss Black to be-
come a teacher and Miss Jackson
will enter the school of dentistry.
Saturday Breakfast: Miss Mar
ion Jones, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Jones, 1922 Rondo
Avenue gave a breakfast on Sat
urday, August 80 in honor of
Miss Frances Peake of Chicago.
Other guests were Misses Wilma
Allison and Mary Manning.
Guest OF Sister: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Peake and daughter, Frances,
of Chicago, have been the guests
of Mrs. Peake's sister, Mrs.
Claiborne C. Hill, 1888 st. Anthony
Ave, for the past two weeks.
They left for their home Tuesday,
Sept. 2.
Ivy Leaf Club: The Ivy Leaf
Club held a meeting at the home
Of Miss Julia Jones, 1922 Rondo
Ave, on Tuesday, Sept. 2. They
had an open pow WOW on Thurs
day, August % at Minnehaha
Falls.
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Personal News
ST. Paul

Guests From Missouri Here:
Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Hayden Of
jefferson City, Mo-, were the
House guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Freeman, S57 Iglehart Ave.
They arrived on Tuesday and left
Thursday. They have been away
from their home for over a month.
Rev. Hayden has been holding re-
vival services in various cities in
the South. They came here from
Brentwood, Wisconsin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman held open house for
them on Wednesday, Sept. 8, and
quite a number of their friends
called to see them.
Belated Birthday Greetings:
Happy birthday to Mrs. Elizabeth
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ave, Will lSdNe SOOn 10 spend his
vacation in New York.
Cousins Are House Guests: Mr..
and Mrs John Lowe of Webster
Grove. Mo, and Mrs. Lena Worth
ington Of Jeffersontown, KY, are
the house guests Of Mrs. Minnie
Raymond, 654 Rondo Ave, and
Mrs. Sidney E. Williams, S57 St,
Anthony Ave, their cousins. They
arrived Wednesday, August 27.
Mrs. Raymond entertained at din
ner in honor of her guests on Sun
day, August 81. She invited a few
friends in to meet the guests Mon
day evening. Others who enter
tanned in honor of the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Murray,
$50 Iglehart Ave, who gave a din
ner; Mr.. and Mrs. William Ridley,
SIS st. Anthony, who gave a
breakfast; Mrs. Phil Hall, 1853 N.
Dale, gave luncheon; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Williams, a dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Raymond were also guests of the
dinners, breakfast and luncheon
given for their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowe left Wednesday, Sept.
3 for Chicago, where they will
visit, and Mrs. Worthington will
leave Sept. 10. for her home.
Week End Guests: Little Misses
Barbara Jean and Patricia Har-
per of Minneapolis were the week
end guests of Miss Myrrhene
Allen, their godmother, of 973
Iglehart Ave.
Spent Week End At Lake: Miss
Helen NJ. Smith, 544 Carroll Ave,
spent the holiday week end at
Lake Hackensack with a party of
friends.
Grandson Leaves: Richard L.
Stokes III, who has been visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard L. Stokes, 757 st. An
thony Ave, for the past three
weeks will leave for his home in
Washington, D. c. next week.
Spent Week End In Chicago:
Misses Julia and Roberta Jones,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
A. Jones, 1922 Rondo Ave, spent
the holiday week end in Chicago
visiting friends of their parents.
Lucky "13": The Lucky "13"
club gave a pow WOW, on Sunday,
August 81 at Minnehaha Falls,
and on Monday Sept 1, they had
a Back To School, party at the
home of John Lee, 963 Carroll
Ave. On Wednesday, Sept. 3, they
had another Back To School
party at the home of Gerald Ban
ham, I'll Carroll Ave.
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Prepared and inserted by Elmer r.
Anderson for Lieutenant Governor
Vol. Comm, Edward II. Farrell,
Chm, 3O7 Ridgewood Ave. To be
paid for at the reg. adv. rate.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-05

Mid Century Club: The first
meeting of the season of the Mid
Century club will be held with
Mrs. Eva Day, S75 st. Anthony
Ave. The meeting will open at
1880 p. m. Mrs. Iona Hampton,
S86 Fuller Ave, is the president.
Wedding Guests Arrive: Miss
Bessie Mae Pennington, cousin of
the bride to be's mother, from
Washington, d. c., maid of honor,
Miss Geraldine Frances Harper,
of Fort Madison, Ia, and her sis
ter, Miss Lillian Virginia Harper,
and Misses Constance Marlene
Dixon, Evanston, ILL.,, and Mrs.
Jack Wells of Chicago, a cousin
of Mrs. Fields, have arrived for
the wedding of Miss Fields. which
will be held Monday, Sept. 8.
Mother Left For Home: Mrs.
Elizabeth Chiles' mother, Mrs.
Maggie Gordon of Topeka, Kan
sas, left for her home Monday,
August "a. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Progue, who were the house
guests of Mr.. Progue's nephew,
Mr.. John Lane, TAO Kent st. also
left on Monday for her home.
Mrs. Gordon came to st. Paul
with the Pogues.
Get Together: Mrs. Jerry Rob-
bins, SGT Carroll Ave, had a
group of friends in for a get-to-
gether, Saturday, Aug. %. They
spent the evening playing cards.
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