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FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BEACH, close to beach;
furn.: S1o,5oo: terms. JU. IeSasus 4.eios.
BEACH LOTS (2), privately owned;
reasonable; Holland Point. CO.
ON MARYLAND'S famous Eastern
shore, broad salt water, sand beach,
acre lot, handicapped and bulkheaded;
bungalow. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, scr.
8 JONES shS R1assEss NJ Md dfsauss 81:
LAKE JACKSON. swim, boat, fish; :,3
miles D. c.; newly decorated, furn.
caolp. 4 rms. screened porch. bath.
fireplace. phone; move right in.
leaving everything incl. new elec.
sther essfas S dHsns: doan: Roass RRsns
IA South from Manassas. Va. 4
miles to Lake jackson office; turn up
gravel road at ofice. follow signs
to BEACH Hill. or call owner. Manas-
FURNISHED waterfront cottage at
Cedarhurst on the Bay-Two scr.
porches, 3 bedrms., kit, lge. Mv. rnl.
with fireplace, bath, garage and
bath houses: good bathing, fishing
Chesapeake ave. Terms arrenged.
at CEDARHURsT. 90
RHODE RIVER - Modern masonry
cottage, 100. 1T. private shore. pier,
oellghtful view; furnished. $500.
CAPE ST; cLA1RE-Brand new. never
Sthe fed rqanS Sa9S cestsse oas ooTs
auto. oil heat. stone fireplace. car
port; change Of circumstances ne
eessitates sale. Priced right and
sW1'WHSo svWn11Wncso; o;sr,oprs
home. custom built. excellent condi-
tion. nicely furnished. Owners NOV
ing to Florida. Price complete only
30. 700. 81 900 down.
j. NORMAN SMITH BROKER
IL MARYLAND Ave: ANNAPOLIS 4550
EPP1NG FoREsT-150 It. Of severn
River waterfront. 7-rm. year round
HERaLp on HaRsoRssvsrse hisiei; saEaee' desirapl.
waTERFsoNT sotsfEs' NisS SOUTH
ern exposure on deep water with
beautiful view; good well on prop
SOUTH RIVER PARK-yery attrac.
tive year round bungalow on owe,
20 acres of land.
ISLAND ESTATE. SEVERN RIVER
fine brick mansion. caretaker's home.
ern restaurant facilities; ideal fol
elusive camp; EVA GUIDE BRANDT
REALTOR, 20 West ST., Annapolis
Md. Phone 1912.
SHADYSIDE-1H acres, fine all-yeal
home, every modern conv., lge. liv
rm., din. rm., 3 bedrms.. modern
kit. and bath, oil heat. fruit trees
veg. garden. beaut. grounds, / blk
from water; terms.
"a ACRE-5-rm. house. in excellent
cond., for all-year living, fruit trees
veg. garden; $500. easy terms.
FAIRHAVEN--1H acres, lge. moderr
year-around house, nr. water, gooc
for apts., lge. rms. 4 bedrmS.
chicken house. beaut. grounds. fruit
trees; committing distance; $4,000
easy terms.
PHONE West River 1924 Sunday
afterward CO. 1922.
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COLORED-ARUNDEL on the Bay:
very desirable lots In this beautiful
Chesapeake Bay development. Cot
tages available for summer or year
REALTY CO., RA. 2200; week ends.
Annapolis zoos.
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MASSACHUSETTS

For rent. July through September
miles from the seaside; completely
furn. For further information call
MADELINE E. DALEY, AP. 00T7.
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EPPING FOREST t32 mi. wash.)-I
Delightful summer home. completely
furn.; bedrms., lge. porches and
liv.. rm.. fireplace, elec. kit; hot
manty mafet exss Tefereneea ss6o py per cGm o
See Sat, Sat-; and SUM-. call HUNT.
DEEP CREEK LAKE-Cottages. High
in mountains. $500 it. Mr.. Oakland,
Nd. All mod. conven. Few vacancies.
Spec. rates for Sept. Cool nights,
no MOSQUITOES. AP. 1869.
BEACH COTTAGE for rent SIS a
soN Or JRs Ss tRs Pun Pon Ma AHR1R PhoRe
Prince Frederick 343-J 2.
WOODLAND BEACH. -bedrm.
cottage; ami; S45 week. LU. .
COTTAGE FOR RENT, by week or
month: 2 blks. from water front.
North Beach. LU. 1854. 20
COLONIAL BEACH-Emily's Beach
Haven on Potomac River at 1st st.
CS11ttaSges ages and unusual units: units: cool
beach. pier; swim; fish. crab. co.
0611. ewes, Mon Thurs. -3
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, North Beach
and North Beach Park-Limited
number Of cottages. for rent during
July and August, by the. week or
Phone Mr.. Fowler, locally. Wo. S116
ewes. after 500. or stop by our office
cHFsHpEAS2 saf itSP i!Sn co NEE Seen chess ssis
APT. Psfke OK eefs6 S6oMs: Ms nicely furn. -?s by
At woodland Beach, Nd. Service
around the clock. Inquire EDGE
WATER BLDG. Mayo rd.. next to
club house; or call Annapolis zoos.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE on South
Drive east. Route 2l4. 90 miles to
Loeb Haven rd.. drive through Glebe
Heights sub. to Long Point Farm.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH! large water
front COTTAGES; screened porch, in
side bath; modern cow. Call after
SOUTH RIVER-Beach homes for
and pvt; mr. Annapolis. Arundel
I'd. Box 1417; Bay Vista 2196.
VERY Low RENTAL in return fol-
quiet couple; no parties. Box 353-A
LAKE JACKSON CABIN. 80 miles
d. c.; mod conveniences. pvt float;
avail July. Aug. EN-. 7109.
COTTAGE rooms. sun parlor and
bath; gas. electricity and auto. hot
water; avail. Aug. 16 H, B. LEMON
after = pm
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-cottage.
accommodate q: large yard and
porch; avail. Immediately. EN-.
BAY ' LOCATION, % miles Wash.
broken summer lease; special price;
available at once. . bedrooms. Box
raw inCE MD and 2 bedroom
SWIM in the Chesapeake Bay, miles
Of safe beach. BAY RIDGE rem
TAI AGENCY. 46 Farragut rd., Ba,
Ridge, Md. Bay Vista 245l.
NAGSHEAD, N. CT and 2-bedrm
med. equip. cottages. Inside showers
Local. Sat. and SUM-. weekdays be
RHPPAHANoCK RIVER - Whit.
Stone. Va.-On river. near Carter!
Greek; 3 and 4 room. furnished cot;
tageS. modern conveniences; $40 ano
S45 per week: Boat included. Coco
fishing. crab6ins' swimming; Write W.T.
felephone. G %ALKER frvinstoh %hte 45s44 stGnt va
SUMMER HOUSE, bedrooms; Cape
St John, on bay at South River
90 miles from Wash; rent by month
only; at $S5o. $40. Aysilable July % snd
tase with boat {or @ August 9 IT, to i !.
prefeT Or lover 5S 9 Potomac Hnaf SGd & sss9 spns
MASON'S BEACH. Deale, Md, . bed.
rm. furn. cottage; bathing. fishing
AyaLoN y % 3 sHSREs 6 EsH ssaaysfds se sisr charm
| through Deale. turn in Yacht Clut
| sign, 1st turn left. 1St cottage. CO
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$11,500
REASONABLE TERMS
FairhaVen on the Bay

The Chesapeake Bay is your front
is. The cottage is most attractive,
beautifully paneled in knotty pine
throughout and completely furn-
ished. Large living room with fire-
place, 2 bedrooms, combination
electric kitchen and dining room,
bath; End floor has beautiful large
dormitory with exposures. SOFT.
front lot with wonderful shade trees
and shrubbery. This is a. real buy.
don't fail to see it before buying.
Drive through Upper Marlboro, con-
tinue on Solomon's Island rd.. fol-
low signs to Fairhaven and ask Tor
Mr.. Bethel.
BETHEL
1E1S " CT NJ w nI g 90
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NEARBY
Calvert Co., Md.

Schools. churches, easy committing
distance.
4-ACRE GEM
Farm home. charmingly restored. on
beautiful summit overlooking CheSa
peake Bay; shrubbery and flowers;
cehter hall, 2 baths, 3 bedrms.; back
and front stairway; located at Will
lows Colony. we'll known as an eX-
elusive and better-clasS bay develop
ment. A real bargain at $16.950
COTTAGE AND BOAT
motor. excel. cond,; Kenwood,
attractive place; 2 lots, beautiful
shrubbery; all conveniences. For
quick sale. S4 $50 cash.
COZY SPOT
4 acres tucked away in beautiful
water frontage; 2 cottages, sheds,
artesian well, garden tractor and
boats. The kind of spot every one
dreams Of For quick sale. $500.
VIRGINIA McFADDEN
All type water front and farms from
e$3, 900 to $4,000.
No. 2 highway to Solomons, bypass
Prince Fred. mi. south to ST
Leonard. Phone Prince Fred. 1876
ONCE; 264-J-5, home
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oNT PROP. FOR SALE WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

An Unusual Opportunity
On West River, brand-new al-year
home on lge. water front lot; liv.
rm. with fpl.. 2 bedrms., modern
Kit. and bath; attic, fine porch; boat
sale. $500: terms. CHARLES E.
RIORDAN, phone Sun, West River
1924. then CO. 1922.
ARE YOU LOSING SLEEP?
Why suffer in the city when you can
own a summer cottage within COM
muting distanee2 Priced very rea-
sonably, we have a large selection
Of lots and cottages from which to
choose.
EDGEWATER REALTY CO.
VIM. E. Miller. Realtor
Mayo Road, Edgewater. Maryland
AnnaDolis 61S3
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Comdr. Goldie L. Smith will be
chairman of the delegation to the
convention from Jane A. Delano
Post. Other delegates are Florence
S. johnson, the posts newly elect
ed post commander: Hannah
Howard. Pauline v. Slonaker and
Nancy Jordan.
The post has also elected Pau
line v. Slonaker as first vice COM
mander; Edna Spielman, second
vice commander; Pauline Regan,
chaplain; Alva Clarke, sergeant
alarms; Emily Eek, historian.
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WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SAIL

EASTERN SHORE WATERFRONT
$500 buys this well-located 6-rm
home and 2 acres: beautiful sandy
acres for vegetables and pltry.: mi
to town. Widows sacrifice. AMERI-
CAN REALTY, Box 2. Willards, Md,
Phone 223S.
EDGEWATER BEACH. level section,
all-year home on waterfront lot,
lge; liv; rm.: 2 bedrms.,. modern kit
committing distance; $4,000, terms.
SOUTH RIVER. year-around house on
waterfront lot, lge. liv. rm.. 3 bed
rms. modern kit. and bath, oil heat,
every convenience, best location,
committing distance: priced, right,
PHONE Sun. and Mon, Annapolis
1885: afterward. CO. 1892.
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Unusual Advantages
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES

EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Whether for summer. fall. winter or
retirement. you want ease and en-
joyment. At Cobb Island your fish,
ing grounds cover the oyster pars
on famous Kettle Bottom Shoals,
Blackstone Island, Herring Bar,
Piney Point and Tall Timbers. In
the fall and winter thousands. of
ducks abound. Cobb Island has
hard surfaced streets, stores. fire
department, school bus and close to
churches.
LOOK THESE OVER
U) Wooded waterfront corner facing
Potomac, 2 bedrms.. hv. rm., lge.
kit. with sink, complete bath, septic
tank, artesian water; only $1,000.
81 900 down.
(2) Another wooded corner, all-year
use; insulated; 2 bedrms.. lge. liv.
rm. and flrepl.. unusually sized KIT,
elec. refgr, gas stove, h.-w. heater;
furnished; S6:950. $1,000 down.
ca Other excellent buys as low as
$3.50 with $500 down.
J. A. CULLEN, DU. 1920.
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Harold D. Beaton. Judge advo-
cate of the department. has been
elected as commander of Depart
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GET CATAIOG

GET CATALOG r"
Farms, homes. motels. etc. Many
photos. Send requirements. AMERI-
CAN REALTY. % z. 18th St, N. Y. 3,
100000 YR. NET INCOME
20O-ft. ocean frontage: ranch type:
motor court: 8 units; kitchenettes;
tile bathrooms: on State Hwy. Ala;
reduced to S57 900; terms. GOLD
I'm, Broker, Box 34Ol, Orlando, Fla
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

7-UNIT APT. HOUSE, completely
furn.: recreation, srocers and bus
! block. Income $1,000 yrly.; S23,-
800; considerable cash required.
Valued at S2S,0 600. Owner has Other
interest. Write MR.. CAMPBELL. 1913
Cardy St. Tampa, Fla.
FLA.-7-rm. home: fur;
nished. $1,000. easy terms or will
trade S4. 900 EQUITY. bal. LIST mtg,
at $40 per month. Write to JOHN
F. KOLAR, $40 s. Wayne ST.. Arl-
ington. Va.
FLA.-Lge.. cool, furn.
apt, 1st floor; lge: yard $50 mo;
through October. ia. 8543. go
FLA. = 25 rooms, 25 tile
baths. Apt. for operator, Blankets.
linens, completely furn. Newly dec
GRATED. Excellent condition. c. B. s.
construction. Cost SS2.O to build.
Best section city. Operated for %
years by same person. Sacrifice for
$50, 500. VIII accept small amount
cash or 1st trust or end trust D. c.
notes for down payment. This ID
first time offered on market. Rates
So per day UP. Fine income. Box
36a-Z. Star 20s
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every convenience, best location,
committing distance: priced, right,
PHONE Sun. and Mon. Annapolis
1885: afterward. CO. 1902.
Immediate Occupancy
Immediately Furn. Cottage
On large fenced lot, one block to
salt water beach, excellent for bath
ing or boating: bedrms, liv. rm.
din. rm., complete kit, bath with
shower; screened porch; concrete
patio; also bath house. Priced for
quick sale at $6,95O.
WOODLAND BEACH
2143 PARAMOUNT DRIVE
(26 MILES FROM WASHINGTON
OPEN SUNDAY
David Cooper. owner. RA. ais.
ST. JEROME'S POINT
ON THE BAY
Unusual offering! Two:-story masonry
rounded by water. Nearly an acre
on deep water harbor; 75-ft. pvt.
pier with shower and summer house
on, on end; e.S,n tcar garage; excellent
board motor boat; 3O-ft. concrete
bedrms., finished in knotty pine,
full tile bath and extra large kit.
tiled to ceiling on 1st H.. 2 bedrms.,
bath on 2nd H.; near Patuxent
pousherty. % UN. Sse6. Pictures avail. ali
able. ROGER MOSS. Realtor. 2125
r. I. ave. ne. HO. 6020.
Franklin Manor on the Bay
Have you seen Franklin Manor? If
not, drive In this. week end and see
for yourself what a beautiful place
bay-front lots left, other lots. $3.50
up. We have modern. year-'round,
2 and 3 bedroom homes for sale.
also 36-room hotel. Terms. Call
West River 6493 or see CHARLES
s. SPRINGER at ONCE on the prem
ises
ENJOY THE COOL SPOTS
In this 2-bedrm.. bath, din. rm., kit.
winterized.. 4 large lots. close to
sand beach. school and shopping.
Elec:: gas and phone. $1,000 cash.
iished. nicely priced and financed.
..'REsTHAvEN on the bay. several
homes have been built. streets. elec.
and phone service, are in and about
July loJ L Will SbdTL 10 new VIII
terized lovely homes, 5 rms. fire-
place and hot-water heat. RUBY
DOWNS. Real Estate and Insurance
Broker, Deale. Md. West River
670S.
PRIVATE WATERFRONT
ON WIDE WICOMICO RIVER
10 acres, with shade, young fruit
| trees and some woods. 6-rm, house
copper screened windows and
| porches: barn pier: q summer OF
| retirement home with garden space
| and plenty Of fish, oysters, crabs
ducks.
II acres. with SCOTT. water front
at Fisherman's Cove; fish and oysters
in abundance; land is clear and
| best tobacco soil
Could sell some lots or build for
| investment.
O.. B. ZANTzINGER CO.
945 K st. NV, MA. 1871,
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TWINS.
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

Harry and Lillian Beeson. ir.. (boys>.
Walter and Rita Lauderdale. (girlS.
Albert and Kay Anderson (girls).
Evening star., 1952-06-29
ID. {. Legionnaires
To Receive Awards
AT Department Meet

Forty-one presentations will be
awarded to District Legionnaires
and posts at the annual depart
ment convention July 10 to IL
at the Shoreham Hotel.
George Washington Post elected
to the 34th annual department
convention: Delegates. Martin L.
IDellinger. James j. Murphy. John
Lewis Smith, jr.; Howard S. Fisk,
Charles w. Rich, Michael w. De
Marco. William F. Luckett, Morris
w. Spicci. Paul D. Banning,
Charles l.. Schuettler, Dante E.
Guazzo, Benjamin S. Aaronson,
E. c. Lewis and j. G. Fowler.
Alternates: Frank G. Thomas,
H. F-Clark. D. H. Grubb, U. j.
SchmitZ, Samuel L. Crump, r. w.
McAlwee. j. r. Hagood. Fred T.
IDevine. j. G. Graham, r. D. Till
man, j. F. Thompson, J. K. N.
Knappen and r. c. Masterson.
Clifton D. Eiland has been
elected by General Accounting
Office Post as chairman of its
delegation to the department
convention.
Other delegates are Theodore
H. Fretter. Jacob Milwit, Leon c.
Hall. Guy M. Jones, Charlie r.
Powell, Milton Jehofsky and Jo-
Seph j. Flaherty.
Games scheduled today in the
baseball league on the White
House Ellipse at pm. are: South
diamond. Europe B VS.. Cos
tello; west diamond, National Ca
thedral VS.. Costello: east diamond,
Bunker Hill VS.. Walker, and on
the north diamond, Europe A VS..
Jackson.
Fort Stevens meets National
Cathedral on the Taft diamond; !;
Costello plays Bunker Hill at the
Armory; Jackson meets Europe 3
at Fairlawn; all on Tuesday at S
pm. On Wednesday evening at
the same time. Europe B meets
National Cathedral at the Armory
On Thursday, Fort Stevens plays
Jackson at Taft and Costello
meets Walker team at the Arm
ory. On Saturday, on the north
diamond of the White House
Ellipse, the Europe A meets Fort
Stevens.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
IORMANDY APARTMENTS

NOHMAND1 AR AN MEN .
Ocean City. Md.--De luxe ocean-front
units, completely pine-paneled, spa
cious family accommodations: roof
deck unsurpassed view Of ocean and
bay; private beach. GIL. 0652.
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REHOBOTH
Cottages. BOZ o3-A. Star.
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Immediate Occupancy

WOODLAND BEACH
2143 PARAMOUNT DRIVE
(26 MILES FROM WASHINGTON
OPEN SUNDAY
David Cooper. owner. RA 411S
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WATERE'T PROP. SALE (cont. }

under control.
Smyrna times., 1952-12-25
First Community Tree
AT Christmas Was Held
In City of Cleveland

THE COMMUNITY Christmas
H. tree idea was born in Cleveland,
Ohio, in 1912. The community
raised funds to defray the cost of
the tree and celebrations through
the sale of preferred stock in
Cleveland, the city of good will
Unlimited, incorporated under the
laws of the commonwealth of good
cheer"
Holders of preferred stock were
entitled to dividends payable
daily in the form of happy voices
of robust children, the contented
faces of friendly fellow citizens
and the advancement of the city of
good will"
Sale of stock was pushed every
where, the most unique place being
the Cleveland stock exchange
where the stock was listed at the
head of other securities. The sale
brought $4,000, which purchased
Christmas cheer for $4,000 citizens,
as well as the first community
Christmas for the city.
BY no tests can completely re-
fined sugar made from cane be dis
tinguished from beet sugar.
Smyrna times., 1952-12-25

YuIe Tree Business
FIGURED in Millions
NHRISTMAS TREES IA

CHRISTMAS TREES are a multi
" million dollar business.
Throughout the nation, some Is
million trees are supplied to the
holiday demand. Prices range
from 81 to SIS, and that adds up to
real money.
A Christmas tree, in the lake
states, is usually a balsam or
spruce. The same is true in New
England and the Appalachian Sec
ton. Elsewhere in the country, vir-
tually all kinds of evergreens are
used.
The lodgepole pine and Douglas
fir are frequently used in Colorado.
On the Pacific coast, it is prin-
cipally Douglas fir.
In Maryland, Virginia and Wash
ington, D. c., a scrub pine takes
trimming.
In other localities, white pine,
southern pine, hemlock, red and
white cedar and redwood are used.
The business of harvesting this
annual crop begins in the fall,
when cutters go into the woods
after trees. 1t continues as truck
ers bring huge loads to metropoi-
tan markets.
Many land owners manage their
swamps to make them yield a crop
Of trees year after year. Thinning
operations are another source of
Yule trees.
Farmers have discovered that
they can get a cash crop from
eroded acres by harvesting Christ
mas trees 10 or is years after they
are planted.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-11
School Race Issue To High Court
SCHOOL SEGREGATION NOW
UP TO HIGH COURT

WASHINGTON - T hi long
awaited showdown fight over the
constitutionality of segregation
in public education will come 70
a head on October IA when at.
torneyS Tor the NAACP meet
legal counsel for the States of
South Carolina and Kansas in
argument before the United
States Supreme Court.
The lawyers headed by Thur
good Marshall, will ask the nine
justices of the Supreme Court
to reverse lower court decisions
which have upheld the right OF
the states to maintain separate
schools for colored and white
children. Two cases will be be-
fore the court: the first originate
ing in Clarendon County, sc.
and the second in Topeka, Kan
sas. A third case originating in
Prince Edward County, Va, is
pending.
Briefs in the cases filed by
NAACP attorneys on September
% disavow this doctrine and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-11
PYTHIAN NEWS

Mrs. Sarah A. Stratmon, Grand
Worthy Counsellor, Order of Cal
anthe, K. of P, is calling an
Executive and Trustee Board
meeting Sunday, Oct. IL, prompt
Iy at 2 Pm. at the Calanthe Home,
Columbus ave.
Brig. General Sir A. G.. r.
Mitchell requests all Sir knights
and Calanthes that have joined
the Uniform Rank and those
wishing to join to be present
Sunday, Oct. IL at 8 Pm. at the
Calanthe Home, to be obligated
into the Williams and Williams
Uniform Rank. Also "The On To
Hot Springs Supreme Session
1858" committee is to meet right
after the Uniform Rank meet
ing. Come and help make plans
for 1858.
A dinner will be served at the
Calanthe Home Saturday, Oct.
II, starting at II and lasting I'M
til =. Mrs. Francis B. Smiles,
chairman. Come and dine with
us.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-11

contend that race is "constitu-
tional irrelevance" in the selec-
ton Of students for admission
to public schools.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-11
MRS. OVENS
MOTHER DIES

Mrs. Pearl D. Coleman, mother
of Mrs. Richard M. Owens, wife
of the pastor of Peoples Baptist
Church, passed away Sept. 20 of
a heart attack at her home in
Roanoke, Va. She was SO years
old,
Funeral services were held Oct.
2 from Mt. Zion Baptist Church
and attended by all Mrs. Cole
mans children, 3 sons and 4
daughters. Rev.sand Mrs. Owens
amd their two daughters were
present. Besides the sons and
daughters 9 grandchildren also
survive.
Mrs. Coleman, although of fail
ing sight, almost totally blind,
was active in church work and
had recently visited Boston. Last
summer one of her sons took her
on a motor trip through the south
where she visited all of her
numerous relatives.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-11

"Colored voters will not turn
their backs this fall on the
party which has sponsored more
social progress in the last 20
years for minority groups than
in the history of the nation"
This was the forecast this week
of the Bay States "Mr Demo-
craft, DR.. Silas F. Taylor, as
Democratic leaders m It to
launch an aggressive statewide
campaign for the Stevenson
Overwhelmingly slate.
Packing the 924 fremont st.
Dever Kennedy headquarters,
top colored Democrats heard DR.,
Taylor, presidential elector and
i campaign chairman, announce
plans for an elaborate tea fol
Congressn1n John F. Kennedy al
the Sheraton Plaza on Sunday
afternoon, October 10 sponsored
by over a dozen women's organ
izationS and clubs.
Sharing the stage at a later
date to be announced, said DR..
Taylor, viii be Congressman
william L. Dawson and Rev
Grand DR.. Marshall Sheppard,
Recorder of Deeds for the City
of Philadelphia, the first of his
race to be, elected to this high
position there. Cong. Dawson
and Rev. Sheppard will spot
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-11
COLORED CITIZENS WILL
STAY DEMOCRATIC -. DR.. TAYLOR

light a giant rally at Jordan Hall,
which will be one of the most
colorful ever held in a presiden-
tial election year.
Headquarters at 924 fremont
st. will be open every day from
IL noon to midnight. The public
is cordially invited to participate
in all activities n the interest OF
Gov. Stevenson, Cong. Kennedy
and Gov. Dever, which will be
held nightly.
Attending the opening meeting
were the following men "a par
tial list) Stephen Douglass.
Rev. E. o. Woodhouse, Hilliard
Sheppard William Campbell
Carl Willis, Fred Yancey, secret
airy Ralph e. Johnton, Commits
sioner Victor Bynoe, Harold
Ford, Com. Elwood Mckinney,
Harold Vaughn George Ess,
william Simmons, Atty. Herbert
Tucker, Frank Morris, Atty.
Lloyd Horton, Atty. w. S West,
Atty. Henry Quarles, Walter
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-11

Last week a Roxbury women's
group met to plan Tea and Re-
ception in honor of Mrs. Joseph
P. Kennedy, wife of the former
Ambassador to England, and her
son, Congressman John F. Ken
nedy, to be held Sunday, October
10, at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel,
Boston.
At least one from every wom-
ans club in the community is on
the sponsor list and they have
named themselves the United
Women's Clubs.
Co-Chairwomen and Secretary
respectively are: Mrs. Evelyn G.
Isaacs, Vice-Chairman of the
Democratic Committee, 9th Suf-
folk District (the only local
woman ever to have held such
an elective office, Miss Lillian G.
Roberts, President of the Mass.
Democratic Women's Club, and
Mrs. Virginia Tabb Battle, Pres
ident of the Mothers Club OF
Cooper Community Center.
Organization members include:
Mesdames Amelia Gourdin, Dol
ores Arnold, Lorena Cuzzens,
Josephine Vaughan, Lillian Bar
ton, Eleanor Chambers, Frances
Bennett, Frances Johnston, Helen
Mann, Mildred Davenport, E
Campbell, Margaret Youngblood
Mildred Warwick, Gladys Nc
Adoo, Irene Robinson, Gladys