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HELP MEN tcons. J

AUTO BODY MAN - Well equipped
shop. Straight salary. Vacation with
pay; STEELE'S GARAGE 81 New
YORK ave. ne, EX. 6490.
AUTO GLASS MAN wanted; elderly
man: goodl salary good Workfng con-
dttions. Call 10. s-1556 after g p
AUTO MECHANIC. chrysler experience
preferred; 5-day wk.; salary basis.
See Mr.: Staten. ROYAL MOTORS.
INC. 100 Georgia ave. NV. IS
AUTO MECHANIC-5-day wk.; clean
:oo servicing new cars. Parking
privileges. Guaranteed income. va
cation and insurance. See Mr.. Cra-
Dill. l. P. STEUART, INC. River rd.
and B. g. o. Railroad. Bethesda. Md.
AUTO MECHANIC, frst class; Lin
coln-Mercury experience preferred.
Must be sober and reliable; 5-day
week: plenty OF work; $3.50 basis.
See Mr.. Wentz. GRADY MOTORS,
INC.' 1909 Wisconsin ave-. Bethesda.
Mo' -
AUTO MECHANIC-Packard exper.
pref Excel. salary with bonus plan,
PAID vacation, group disqualification
ana many other employe benefits.
the man We are looking for must
pc reliable, dependable and inter-
ested In steady empl. To this man
we can offer q better er-than-average
empi. plan in a modern-equip. shop.
GaH GSaH Mr Hickey. SH. 5000. CAP
IToL MOTOR CO.. Su. Spring. Md.
AUTO MECHANICS, colored; perm.
employment: excel. working condi-
tions. RANDALL'S AUTO SERVICE,
5000 Dix st. ne LII 0-7CRS IN
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HElP--MEN

SANTA CLAUS. preferably with pet
monkey. dog. etc2. part time Or
Mr.. Mr. tII; poNAIp. sI6.uoe pu. ptSSt1eo' p4SSS Apply
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
t2). for AAA road service calls and
general service station work See
B: E. Skinker, SKINKER BROS.
4444 Conn. ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION MAN, full time;
good sal. commission 4S hrs. per
wk., vacation with pay. Apply 4501
14th st. NV. See MR.. HUGGINS.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
$50 a wk. and commission. WILL
oUGHBY's ESQ. 4244 Wis. ave,
sERyIcE STATION MEN-several
openings available for young men
between 20 and 35. Good oppor-
tunity for advancement. Apply SUN
OIL CO.. 1910 Conn. ave. NV. or
District Office, 1925 K st. NV. %
SERVICE STATION and parking lot
attendants; top pay with vacation;
to qualified men. ANDERSON SERV-
G SHGFEE;7 tGE; ~ v1 2th St rnGTT IS
experienced in duct work; $3.50 so
a. At JoLLEs BROS. INC. $40. D
sHIPPING CLERK. colored. S Apply
2l3l 9th st. NV. Salary good. g
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced ladies'
shoes. Apply Mr.. Gold, CLARK'S
SHOE STORE. go F st. NV. %
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SHARON

F3r eonv3lescents. ehronically I'll, o,
those who want rest in charn1ina
surroundings. Beautiful Colonial
9house. hr. D. c. line: well insu-
CaH operator. Fulton S-4941. Oiney
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HARRY E. TAYLOR, Jr.,
ROBERT L. FLANDERS, Attorneys,
600 + St, NV.
THos. =; REXNoLDS, Attorney,

THOS. H. REYNOLDS. Attorney,
- 6I3 18th ST.. NV:
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for for Ee P2e15{s pst5!c5 p SHuRSis HGS
ministration.-This is to Give No
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
mentafy on the estate Of Adele
Marie Vogelsang. late of the District
Of Columbia deceased. AL persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
legally Authenticated. to the sub.
Of April. AID. 1858; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said o estate; G'yen d under
ISL Il bang RE ieis zFRz Sz!h saz Of 8GfRo 3fsHRes
POLITAN BANK OF WASHINGTON;
By ]. L. SHELDON. Assistant Trust
Oncer. (seal.l Attest: THEODORE
GoGSWELL EeglstIsT sISh3a Sf wills InSt foF OF
the Probate Court. oc29 .no5.12
WILLIAM J. BARTLE, Attorney,
UNITED STATES DisTRicT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court.-No. S0,S64. Ad-
ministEation.E1This Is to Give No No
IlCe. 1naG tue SuUoCE ElOCES' VI tAC
District of Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF William
Newton Presgraves, late of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof.
scribers. on or before the 10th day
of March, AID, 1858; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under
1852. JAMES M. PRESGRAVES. 235
Emerson St.. NV. JAMES c. PRES
GRAVES, 235 Emerson St. NV.
(seal.) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL, Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. oc29. mob, IL.
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FIELD REPRESENTATIVE -Lge. in
vestment CO.. Si. Spr. area, needs
man. age 21-26; excel. opportunities
Ior advancement. modern benefits;
GNvSaS11, GST ana s1EI expenses furn. COMMERCE
FfRID Ffe1n LEI REPkEsRNTiArrvE ii RHi with car;
age 25-35. to contact. established
eas projected snS salaEy
monthly bonus and paid vacation.
Applicant should be able to furnish
references, Apply 1905 Rhode island
ave; ne; am. or 2 pm. p
S;ont;. store; also % exHsT; 5sTo porter: 8 days or
FOUNTAIN MANAGERS t2). must
have at least 3 years experience as
fountain manager on busy fountain;
good pay. salary plus commission;
DRUG. 1901 r. I. ave. ne, wed.
FURNifTI6REi RE;FrNIsHER. e experi-
snc;S. snesd; M5 $50 Georgia ave-. Silver
FHRNiTURE FSRR!aEi IRE REFN1sHER. helper.
s59@ sId Georgia ave. Silver Spring
FURNITURE sALEsMAN-Must be
experienced; excellent salary and
c@ommission; CO. permanent, See MT.
Phillips. Phil T. T.. H; ABRAMsoN CO.. 9Th
0AA - obos A. W.
FURNITURE Statesmen
AND ASSISTANT MANAGER
gram We now have several unusual
" good openings for experienced
furniture statesmen. These openings
are both in our Washington, D. c.
Va: store. We are large advertisers
Salary plus liberal commission
Salary based on past experience.
Paid vacations. Good assistant man
ager positions open for those whose
spasl. 1h Of ins DfSss tSsse fssy postions
We are planning. to open new stores
in addition to the present new Ar
lington, Va, store. Good cpportun-
ity .6S do5 sss rapid sdvsnee%s1t Gome
JOHN. ATLAS FSuRsNlffTURE, 81 6
diese S;~i; I'd. "ss1: Arl. "a. u C. or 90 N0f'h
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. white,
sERv. 5000 Rhode Island ave,
Hyattsville. Md. Phone WA. 1886.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT-Experi-
GAS ases srA4RioN AA4ReS a MaNwe e.h s. are T partic
sMaSs aTS sSGd in sEFRISR ESSd Sts
GLAZERS. wanted at once; SO so
per hour; non-union; call Tower
9434 or 10. S-1556 after 6 pm.
GRILL AND COUNTERMAN, exper.,
for small restaurant; must be
sober and have local refs. Apply
FRIENDLY SNACK BAR, 18th and
GRoCERY 4 SSsi Ri%' 'srocKMAN-super mar
ket experience not necessary: excel
lent working conditions. Top salary
for top man: permanent position.
See MR.. CAPLAN. 3439 Benning I'd.
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DISPATCHER-Call clerk, white: one
OF the areas largest and oldest
service organizations needs . steady
knowledge Of the city. salary ouen,
Call for appointment. MIR. HEWITT
AND BUS BOY In.
WINS RESTAURANT. I'll 18th ct.
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firm Wonderful. opportunity for a
thoroughly experienced and reliable
man; References required. Box 255-
SALEsMAN-Excel. opport. for youns
man to Join sales stan Of estab.
be neat; aggressive and willing. to
SALES1IAN-The o. 8. slicing Ma
chine Co. Inc. has opening for dis
trict representative in washington
and vicinity. Exclusive franchise for
markets RESTAURANTS. hotels, insti-
tutions and bakeries. Opportunity
Tor immediate earnings on liberal
commission con mis- .n,.6 basis ; Th9TcSs5 train;
yisS oSOn. Mr.. 81 sTEfSfNdEhR'. fShSSdfh .nsfE- ME.
SALESMAN. tautomotiy., established
territory, guaranteed salary plus
eSmmission essents e.s g9Sd I'D ggs SggggsSrtunity
sALEsMAN..To sell the new 1853
selection aea aen5 ne ans Used asS Cars
Full or part time. Very attrac. COM
SGoLpEN GS2Le1 .nis kai,ss isg FTa5sF dealer
sALEsMAN-TkAfNEE - Permanent
position open for a young man who
wants to learn the jewelry busi-
ness: Call GAIT d. BRO. INC. DI.
SALESMAN - For mems furnishings
store Perm. position. excel. earn
tngs Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOPS, 942 F st. NV. -6
SALESMAN--Large biscuit company,
established route in southern Md.
Salary. commission and car allow
ance. Write Box 115. Bladensburg,
SALESMAN who is interested in mu-
SIC; earnings 5000 to $1,000 month,
S3eo commission front money plus
bonus. Leads. Telephone during
afternoon only. TU. $500. Ext. 404.
SALESMAN. with car, to sell renewals
earn over 500 per week. See Mr..
Murray. RIM, 424 Bond Bldg. 50
SALESMAN-Storm windows, fencing
and siding; highest dollar paid for
your efforts. For appt.. KE. 7-O52O.
SALESMAN. retail store. experienced
in selling menswear; good salary
SALES Co. 42S 10th st. NV. @S
SALESMAN for mems clothing and
furnishing dept. Good salary and
commission. Permanent position.
Apply Mr.. Chatlen. H. ABRAMsON
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CARPENTERS, rough, experienced
men, must be able to read plans
See MIR. GIBSON at construction
shed. 4Sth and Upton st. NV. Ii
CARPENTERS-Rough and finish, re.
port to Cathedral ave. and Weaver
st. NV. and Ala. ave. and Que SITS
Sc; bring your tools. g
CARPENTERS-Eigh 1st-class frame
men for Arl. County exclusive. Re.
port to foreman at corner Of South
and 4 pm -
CARPENTERS for trim work. Living.
ston and Book rds., Oxon Hills. Nd
CARPENTERS WANTED. 1902 Vier.
Mill I'd. Silver Spring. q
CARPENTER. experienced in al
nent Job for 1st-class carpenter
S18 per day. Call GIL. 14l5. -
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SALESMEN (2)
EXECUTIVE CALDER
$4,000 YEARLY RATING
only. Prestige, dignity. Advance
percentage basis. No charge-nacks
Expanding organization. You will
be trained by management for our
career business. Phone RE. 691l
for appt. with district mgr. -6
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YOUNG MEN (7)
EARN 500 A DAY

AA@SAN Y60 "A LA i
II you have a neat appearance, ara
ambitious and dependable we will
teach you to- earn this kind Oh
money every day. Apply 1922 18th
only. Zee MR.. LOCKYER. -S
EMPI DYED MEN, IL hrs. wkly., eve.
and Sat-. art-time work in hrs. to
suit you; about $40 wkly. Apply
OF Pm. RIM. sol. 710 14th st. NV.
THIS Is THE PEAK OF THE SEASON
Tor storm windows. We also dis
tribute fences. Work directly with
the factory for quick delivery OF q
quality product. Liberal commission
arrangement. For appointment to
see the factory call 10. 4-777S,
asbestos siding men.
Top wages. JA. 2-42S7. -6
OPENING for two salesmen who are
accustomed to earning $3.50 or more
q week selling to home owners. Im-
mediate earnings. Write MR.. Do
HOND. Box 167-R. Star.
OPENINGS for apprentice motor re-
pair men and armature winder. Ap-
ply 221 H st. ne. Ii. 4-lO52. "a
THREE EVENINGS PER WEEK
PART TIME
s5o minimum. white, car NO. 6546.
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AUTO MECHANIC

We have double stall. with twin
post lift, vacant. for one exper
mechanic. $3.50 basis. large Ford
leadership. Pleasant working con-
ditions, paid holidays and vacation.
Apply to Mr.. Cutler, MONROE FORD
CO.. Silver Spring. Nd, 81. 1900.
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BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR

DOOhhEEF1NG
MACHINE OPERATOR
Remineton-Rand machine. his:; ssiarS
70 start 81, 400 per VI. Good OPP
n person. soe F FIes"'"'' st NV. @s Apply
BRICKLAYERS, white, non-union.
Top WAGES; Bring tools to rear OF
1911 Kenilworth ave. ne. Big Job;
plenty work. -
|BULLDozER OPERATOR, experienced
In operating front-end leaders;
person. 234O MONTGOMERY st.. Silver
BTHTfCcHiEiR, eolored; must b. uIS exper.,
sober and reliable; good pay and
hours. LEWIS MARKET. 1926 18th
st; NV: DU. .O3O3.
Hs5as' Psoas RE. EADSlE s741l 1901 l'' st: 3 9;w'
BUTCHER..For super market. good
SUPER MARKETA. 24so Is Penns. a. ave. w.
BUTCHER. capable Of taking compl.
chg, of meat dept: good pay and
work conds: !914 sth st. Sc. IS
BUTCHER. full or part time. perm
anant position for experienced meat
posSs. 5aSs o.oass aeR'
CAB DRIVERS. colored; men and
women: free taxi school. TAN TOP
CAB GO. 1881 Kalorama I'd. NV.
cA81NET4sAkFdRsc iR Niaas fnd GO; waSTSp as1s; Must
have exper. for store fixtures; good
pay. Call TR. 6644 or JO. s-04 j 5.
CABINETMAKER. experienced. $500
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Nd:
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CABINET
REFINISHERS

VI AO14 VIII
REFINISHERS
SEVERAL POSITIONS OPEN
FOR TOP SALARY. EX-
PERIENCED MEN ONLY.
PLENTY OF SECURITY
AND STEADY WORK AT
GEORGES RADIO AND TV
CO., LARGEST APPLIANCE
FIRM IN ENTIRE SOUTH.
REGULAR SALARY IN
CREASES, ENER Gus,
COMP ANY DISCOUNTS
AND INSURANCE .BENE-
FITS. PAID VACATIONS
AND SICK LEAVE PLUS
EXTRA PAY FOR ANY
OVERTIME.
APPLY IN PERSON TO
MIR. CATTERTON
GEORGES WAREHOUSE
BUILDING
2145 Queens Chapel Rd. NE
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THOMAS F, BURKE, Attorney,

WOODWARD bl0g.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Holdins
Probate Court.-No, S1,042. Ad-
tice: That the subscriber, of the
District Of Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate. Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Letters TeSta-
mentary on the estate OF John 8
WINFIELD. also known as John Wink
field, late of the District of Colum-
bia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated, to the subscriber. on OF
before the 9th day of April. AID
1858; otherwise they may by Law
be excluded from all benefit Of saio
estate. Given under my hand thi;
9th day Of October, 1852. ANNA
w. BROWN, 210 Oklahoma Ave.
NE (SeaD Attest: MELVIN j
MARQUES. Deputy REGISTER of Will,
for the District of Columbia, Clerl
of the Probate Court.
oc22,29 nos.
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$50 PER DAY

II you we're certain you could earn
this amount every day. would you
take the Job? Apply ole Dupont
Circle Bldg. Q to 2 only. IS
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MEN
CoLORED

1885 yrs Of age. IN GOOD phvs,cs,
condition and willing to rive rsS.
u!ar attendance. 40-hr. wk. Fositions
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HELP-.MEN
DECENTRALIZATION
REPRESENTATIVES

Capable men with cars needed in
Metropolitan Area to call on quality
leads. Your ability and ambition
are the only requisites to excellent
earnings and promotions with oul
outstanding company. Call MR.
LUTTRELL. ST. $3.50. 90 pm. fol-
appointment.
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GEO. F. MUTH co.

OOIGAINOE W1EN
We are appointing general agents in
Washington and Southern Md; also
debit men. We will give the right
men an exceptional contract
MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO. OF WASH
1NGTON. D. c.. 503 Victor Bldg,
724 9th st, NV. 10
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permanent position for
sober, dependable man. Apply TO
head houseman between Q and 10
am, COSMOS CLUB. 2121 Mass.
ave. NV q
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HElP--MEN
CASHIER-CHECKER

NHOI11EIN-O1
Full or part time positions open fol
experienced super market checkers
Apply in person. POS1NS'. syst
Georgia ave NV Ill
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INVESTIGATORS
INTERVIEWERS vi
Good working conditions. bonuses ant
other company benefits.
LENDERS, INC.
LENDERS. INC.

1904 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, Nd
See Mr.. MackeSy
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SALESMAN
XH HAHH NAHY "

Book of knowledge. HU. 624O for
appointment. -
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AUTO BODY MAN - Well eouipped d
shop. Straight salary. Vacation with
pay STEELE'S GARAGE 81 New
York ave ne EX R4Qn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19
Guild Holds lis
Second Annual
Fall lee

The Minneapolis Urban League
Guild observed It's second annual
fan tea on Sunday September II.
from Z TO p. m.
The program featured musical
selections by Mrs, N J Hunter.
julius Caesar. The Royal Jubilee
Singers and Miss jeanne Ander-
son Miss Dolores Hall gave a
reading.
Carl T Rowan, president Of the
Minneapolis Urban League Board,
addressed the gathering very
briefly.
Proceeds from the tea will be
put into the general fund Of the
Guild which annually sponsors
scholarship for a college student
Mrs. Elizabeth Rodgers Is prrHi-
dent OF the Guild Mrs. c V VII
liAms IL vice.prcsident Of the
Guild and was program chairman
Of the event and Mrs. Lucy Har-
ria Ia chairman Of the ways and
means committee.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19
Wedding Anniversary
Observed With
Lawn Party

MIR, ami Mrs. Edward Thomas.
99i Rondo Ave. celebrated their
22nd wedding anniversary on Sat
urday evening. Sept, Is, at their
home. They were married in St
Paul. Sept IL. 1880
Vart-Colorcd lights wcrc strung
in their back yard and Il was a
very festive occasion with the
tables set up and vases flllcd with
Eladiuh " various colors,
Refreshments were served bur.
fct style
Among those present were
Mines. and MeSSrs W n, Butler,
William Stewart, II. Goodman Y
T. Monsoon, William White, Jos
eph Harrison, Ebert Cotton, Jul
ian Cotton. Ramsey Jackson,
Carter Fletcher, Fart Bradley.
William Foulkes, 7. Jackson, J. II
Nelson. and Mines, Etta Lewis,
T. DRniela, Elizabeth Burris,
Audrey Ttnman. Dorothy Allen,
Clara Bowers. Frances rccbleS.
7 Myers, and T. Daniels, also
Misses Georgia HiSbon, Joltnc
johnson and McSsrs Gordan
Granger, Fred Barker and Ralph
Hickman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19
New D0odoTixeF For
Household OdoTS Is
Now B0inq Sold

A new deodoiErr for CLEARING
out household odors IL now being
sold in Minneapolis The product,
called Chloro-Lte, stops un.
pleasant OdOrS In living rooms
kitchens and bathrooms II
quickly removes tobacco smoke
smell. frees kitchens Of unplsAs.
ant od0rs and pleasantly ventil-
Rtss your bath room
ChIoro.Lite the only product
Of its kind. solves all your house
hold odor problems II Ia produc-
ed with chlorophyll and contained
In o beautiful green vase with .
wick for easy lighting The candle
flame contains no smoke
You can buy this new useful
product At O'TOOLE Drug Store
Al 376S Nicollst Ave So
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19

3942 Fifth Ave. So, attended the
annual Buxton, Iowa picnic at
Des Moines, and from there they
motored to Kansas City. Mis-
souri,, Lawrence and Topeka,
Kansas before returning to their
home, Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Recovering From Illness: Mrs
w. A. Glenn. 1884 Smelling Ave.
Is home from Deaconess hospital
and improving rapidly.
On His Farm: Mr.. J. w. Bald
win, 6l2 10th Ave. So. left Thurs
day. Sept. II to spend about ten
days on his farm in Warner, Al
berta, Canada. He will see about
the crops and spend the rest Of
his time fishing and hunting.
Returns From Daughters: Mrs
Thomas Langums. 523 Girard
Ave. No. returned home Friday.
Sept. fifth from Chicago. She
visited her daughter. Mrs. Mary
Ford.
Now A Minister: Rev. Thomas
Morris. newly ordained minister
Of the AME church, was appoint
ed to st. Marks AME church in
Duluth. by the presiding Bishop
George w. Baber at the 3lst an
nual session Of the Northwestern
conference which convened in Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa. in Sept, Rev
Morris in married and has one
child, a dughter. Janice. They live
at 3739 Fourth Ave. SO.
A Get-tOgether: Mr.. Willard
Merrill. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Merrill, 1909 Fifth Ave. So.
had a get-together at his home,
Saturday. Sept. 10.
Missourians Left: Mr.. and Mrs
Nancy Fulgham of Kansas City.
Missouri left Wednesday. Sept
10 for their home. Mrs. Fulgham
is a sister OF Mr.. Curtis c. Chivers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19

Returned To Home! Mrs &
Quay HeTndon Of Chicago has re-
turned to her home She left Wed
nesday Sept II She came here
TO see her son and hts family be
fore they left for Tallahassee, Fla
where Mr. Edwin SlZcT accepted a
position Rs Instructor IN the AEri-
cultural division Of Florida state
4 and NJ College. He and his
wife and their two children. Kurt
and Joey left Friday Sept o.
Mrs Sue Iierndon and daughter.
ChHTyl arrived from Kansas CITY,
Mo Tuesday, Sept IS 10 be with
Mrs Herndon'E niece Mrs A J.
WlIkcrson. 9l2 Fremont Ave No
and 10 attend funeral services for
Mrs WilkersunN husband
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19

spent three days at Lake Adncy,
fishing They returned home FRI
day Sept. II.
Surprise StOrk showers Friday
evening. Sept ~, st Philips
choir gave surprise stork
shower for Mrs. Frank Smith
(Omar FawCctteD, II was given
at the home Of Miss Earlino Neil,
720 st Anthony Ave, Games were
played and refreshments were
served Many lovely and useful
girta were received Among those
present were Rev. and Mrs DENIAL
Carly. Misses Joan and Jean
Howell, Joyce VRAsar, Mary Lou
Siacmorc, Pearl Mitchell, Mary
Manning. Sylvia Byrd, CarlottA
Doyle. Julla. Roberta and Marion
Jones and Mr. Frank Smith.
Left For Home: Master Richard
l. stokes, III, left for his home
in Washington, u. G after spend
Ing month visiting hiS grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Richard l.,
Stokes. h7b 81 Anthony Ave.
Returns From Waiting sister
Mr. NJ A Boiling, TAO II, An
thony Ave. recently returned
from visit with hia sister, Mrs,
Jettic German In Detroit
Buffet Supper; Miss Edith Mas
ale, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID,
3 MaaaIc, $50 Carroll Ave, was
hoSteaa at a buffet supper
Thursday, Sept nth. following
tho ~, Paul and Milwaukee play
of game.
GuratA present were. Miss Nor
ma Thomas. indianapolis, Ind,
Miss Kathryn Bailey. Minneapo.
lis. Miss Gloria Williams, ~.
Paul. and McsHra. william Brit
ton. BuEE CiArItRnn, Luis Marques
and George Grove 81 tho NIL
wnukce Baseball Club and Mr.,
Robert Wilson Of the 81. Paul
Saints
Miss MaAaie will leave Monday
Sept 18th 10 visit friends and rel
ativrH In Milwaukee and her sister
and brothcr-in. law, Mr. and Mrs
VIM. Price In Detroit. Mich,
birthday 0r~etinESi Happy
birthday greetings 90 Joan
Meredith Howell. D7t ~, An
thony Ave. whoae birthday will
be- Tuesday. Sept. 20,
Matinee Bridge CIubi The Mat
inse Bridge club met Tuesday,
Sept. 0 with Mrs. Earl Brent, 7S5
Carroll Ave. Her guest. Mrs, WI
liam CaAAiua was given y guest
gift Club prizes were won by
Mrs Fred Schuck. first; Mrs. Al
ONO Cotton, second; and Mrs, j.
y, Jones third. The next club
meeting will be- with Mrs. William
4. Hanna, $40 Western Ave. No.
on Tuesday. Sept. ~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19

Of 40l7 Clinton Ave. So.
Bought Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardy White are living in their
newly purchased home at 4lI2
Clinton Ave. So. Mrs. Whites
mother, Mrs. Effie Cook lives with
them.
Returns From Eastern Trip:
Mrs. Elsie jackson, 425 Lyndale
Ave. No. returned home last
week from a visit with a former
school chum, Mrs. Herbert Hardy
in Buffalo. N. Y. She also visited
Niagara Falls; Erie, Pa, and
several cities on the east coast.
Mrs. Hardy. a social investigator
for the county and state, is a
former st. Paulite. Marie Ming }
Spent Month Here: Mrs. John
Redd OF Detroit, left for her
home after spending a month Wis
ting her sister and brother-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wade Jr.,
1887 Fifth Ave SO.
Dec Duce: The Dec DuCe Club
OF st. Peter AM.E. Church Will
meet the first Thursday Of each
month. The first meeting will be
with Mrs. Wreatha Maxwell, 1920
10th Ave So. October ?.
Guests OF Daughter: Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Payne, sr OF Kansas
City, Mo, arrived Friday, Sept. 5
and are the house guests OF their
daughter and her family. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. o, Harris, 1887 Clinton
Ave So and their sons and their
families, Messrs. Luther Payne,
Jr. Of Minneapolis and r. Jack
Payne of st. Paul.
COnVaIesCIng: Mrs. w. A. Glenn
is home from Deaconess Hospital
and Is convalescing. She came
home Wednesday Sept 10.