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Evening star., 1952-09-07
Quarryville, Pa. Phone 80

low. Oil hot-air heat, screens. storm
windows and awnings on lot S5x21O,
Three miles from Rockville. Priced
$12,950.
Ten acreS.-Eight rooms and bath.
Cement block barn, 2-car garage.
chicken houses. well-fenced with
long frontage on hard-surfaced road
Ideal setup for small estate. Price.
$4,000.
Ninety acres. 2 rooms and bath. oil
hot-water heat, > tenant houses
good barn. well-fenced; "a mile on
Seneca Creek; about Is acres OF
woods. balance in grass and lespedeZa
on hard-surfaced road; about miles
from Rockville. You will have to
act quickly to get this one. Price
reduced from $37. 800 to $32,500.
We have two (35O-acre) farms with
buildings that are fairly priced.
J. VINCENT PETER
Rockville 1881 or call r. A. Waddill,
Gaithersburg 325.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

HISTORIC MANSION
200 acres. pre-revolutionary, former
Cows home of IL rooms. 21a baths,
4 verendas. oil heat, Groom mgrs
home, Wash. dairy barn, bank barn,
other good bldgs.. good fence and
streams. Taxes, $319; so mi. D. c.
$60.000. Farm nets more than 1910
Of gross investment.
10 acres. new 6-rm. house. oil heat,
2-car garage; on hard road, near
R. r.; 33 mi. D. C. $1,000.
1O6 acres. S-rm. house, h.-w.h.,
modern kit, barn. hen house. ID
acres timber. 80 grass, on hard rd
33 mi. D. C. $4,000.
l79 acres. stock farm. S-rm. house.
arm. tenant house. bsmt., barn.
etc, streams, grass. crop. some tim
Der, at foot of Sugar Loaf Mt.
$24, 900.
400 acres, excel. bldgs.. on Potomac
River. on hard rd. Sl20 per acre.
l acre. 6-rm. house bath, electricity.
phone. good porches. shade. garden
and COW pastures. $6, 300, " cash.
Nr; r. r. ~ mi; p; c, Call
POOleSyille 3oR2
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g To % ACRES

Washington. Long frontage ON high
way and on side road. Partially
cleared, partially wooded, pretty
little stream. Most city utilities
available. Reasonable price, liberal
terms.
TERRY B. SIMMS
FA. 6517 GE. 7o37
Evening star., 1952-09-07
FOREST HILLS

2 ADJOINING LOTS
N. Arlington, vic. of Clarendon; all
5000. w. B. HiLKERT, CH. 3523.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
BEAUTIFUL
3 and 5 Acre Estates
Prince Georges County

STlnCe georges County
Outstanding Values.
S2.950 up
$500 down
$45 monthly
Directions: Central avenue to Largo
turn right (Route 202l Marlboro
Largo road, 4la miles to field ONCE
Open
Saturday and Sunday. IL noon until
8 pm. other days, 2 pm. until
Or by appointment
M. LEO STORCH
Developer
Phone Union 7649
APPROX: 10 BEAUTIFUL
SEMI-WOODED, FERTILE
ACRES NEARBY IN VA:
NEAR ATTRACTIVE COUN-
TRY ESTATES. PRICED
FOR QUICK SALE. PRI-
VATE OWNER. IA. 8-1095.
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list OFF THE !

JUST OFF THE PRESS!!
New 1853 real estate catalogue with
descriptions, pictures and prices OF
Lancaster and Chester County
Penna. selected farms and homes
Write for your copy today
JOHN M. MCCLURE
REALTOR
Evening star., 1952-09-07
1O6 ACRES

Good S-room house with
bath and oil heat, barn and
other outbuildings. 90 acres
in woodland. 80 acres in crops
and pasture. There are 2
streams on the property. Lo-
Gated on hard road SO miles
from D. c. School bus at
dnnr Price cog l0n
Evening star., 1952-09-07
ROLLING ESTATE

ROLLING ESTATE
2.4-acre tract on paved road on
outskirts of Vienna. Va. Rolling
terrain. numerous fine shade trees:
school bus, mail, milk, elec. and
telephone available. Complete
seclusion II desired, but main high
way and high-class neighbors only
short distance away. Phone
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Coleman c. Gore
Exclusive Realtor
LEESBURG, VA.
Phones 6S1-W or 49-W-1S

FARMS
107-A.. Dairy Farm, 2O-stall barn
Washington market, S36, 500.
170-A. Stock Farm. frame house, bank
barn, nice lake, $4,000.
25-A; Farm, 5-room frame house, lone
road frontage. S14, 900.
l0o.A Dairy Farm, good buildings
Pnone Damascus 1891 or 6595.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS

Beautiful building sites for summer
or year-around homes; 75 acres on
the mountain. overlooking the valley
and Shenandoah River; on good
road, near main highway; stream
through property. Phone Upperville
Evening star., 1952-09-07

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame: white or colored.
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER
ME. 122O; eyes,, LA. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
175 ACRES

Stock farm. S-room house.
tenant house, large bank barn.
other outbuildings, excellent
stream. Outstanding view Of
Sugar Loaf Mountain. Farm
lends itself ideally to a beef
cattle operation. Price, S24,-
Evening star., 1952-09-07
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

LARGE HOTEL and apt. buildings,
nicely furnished; bar with modern
fixtureS: a bargain for folks who
want home and security. Price,
goo, 900. $4,000 cash. bal. terms.
Call OK. 1865 or write JOHN T.
kOLAR, Orlando, Fla. -
OLD GRIST MILL, acres, trout
stream. DILDA B. RUSSELL.
Windsor: Vermont,
VIRGINIA FARMS, Colonial homes
suitable cattle raising. retirement
Moderate climate. Write us your
mouse, acreage, other requirements
l. g. CLEVELAND, ScottSville. Va,
RESTORED COLONIAL with al
modern convenienceS and 20 acres
Of good farm land. Several small
barns. Small fish pond and wei
located, only 10 miles from Fred
ericksburg. Va. One OF the hard.
to-fnd" kind at the very low price
of $1,000 with terms. A really
good buy! Phone me at Chancellor
Va, 2642 for appointment. Many
other good buys! w. E. SHERMAN
rep. for West Farm Agency, r, D.
l, Fredericksburg. Va.
$500 DOWN, $40 per month buys sc
acres with Broom house, 70 miles
OF Washington. Excellent property
1or secluSion; good stream, pond
site, fair road; electricity available
Total price, $4,000. /. B. BROOKS
Orange, Va. Phone 7344. On Sunday
GordonSville 21O.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
CHARLES COUNTY. MD.

CHARLES COUNTY, MD.
Potomac tom % River eifsS Ripe % for Ii future sub1 a9o
owner is sacrificing Tor a quick sale.
Mrs, Rees. Indian Head 1902 or
fScn' nc, ST. Tfs5S $3.50. T. DNhAA q CO.
229 ACEEsm7-rm; Res, house, barn. "a
38 Mod. 6-rm. house, farm
II Mod. Colonial; close in;
10 a.-Mod. 1O0-yr.. top-cond. house:
history, charm, good neishbors and
100 a,.drazins land or other; sub
stsntial house. barns. silo. etc.
BEULAH GOss, CHI. 5e82
Lee Hwy. at Danville St.
FARMERS HEAVEN
40 acres of excellent producing crops
and pasture; large, modern, Groom
dwelling. Ia baths; surrounded by
oaks. large barn 50x65, 2 poultry
houses 16x4O and 25x40, can easily
be converted na into aRaTtments; apart elee-
Manassas. Price, $2l 900, MILLS
EEALTY Re 6c9otcHo; e.; . Annandale' virginia 1a
FIRST TIME OFFERED
This hne farm consisting Of 800
acres lying in the rain belt Of Gull
peper Co., ideally situated for
either farming. cattle or sheep rails:
ing Twill carry $50 head Is offered
for the first time at price which
will make it a good investment
based on today's market. Owner
now raising a fine herd rolling in
fat: Good barn and other. out
buildings; 4-room tenant house;
practically new. tractor and other
necessary machinery. One mile
water front. 100 acres river bottom
land. Terms. Call Mr.. Olson. Ma.
9300; ewes enc week ends, WO.
1929. EOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417
K st. NV. =
FREDERICKSBURG AREA
20 acres; good land: partially fenced;
including good broom house and
& outbuildings; all for $500;
terms Call Mr.. Olson. MA. $500;
ewes. and week ends. WO. 1929
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417. K
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS
Beautiful building sites for summer
or year-around homes; 10 acres on
the mountain, overlooking the valley
and Shenandoah River; on good
road, near main highway; stream
through property. Phone Upperville
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Dairy and Stock Farms from
IS to $50 Acres

For further particulars and
appointment to inspect these
and other properties, call our
representative, L. A. Aber-
crombie, Colesville 2S41.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

A MOST ATTRACTIVE log cabin in
suburbs of The. Plains; 2 acres, 3
bedrooms. bath, living room (24x
80 ft.), large fireplace. kitchen and
sun sun porch; Price, $4,000.
NEW STONE HOUSE and IL acres
miles from The PLANES on high
way; z rooms and l bath; nice view
All modern conv. A most attractive
property, CHAS. G. TURNER, Tel
1891, The Plains Va
Evening star., 1952-09-07

100 ACRES, Z room mouse, elec., DanR
barn, all necessary outDulldlngS
Nice stream, about 10 miles east
Of Frederick, possession WITH titIt
Cheap at $4,000.
Pa acres, 6-room house, oil heat,
bath, cleo, phone, on macadam road
80 miles TO d. c. Possession Oct.
1st, near churches. stores and school.
Price, $11 800.
acres. new bungalow, 3 bedrooms,
large living room. oil heat. elec..
phone, water from nice spring: on
macadam road, 26 miles to D. C.
POSSESSION at once. Price, $l1.95O.
"a acre, Groom house. elec., well, on
macadam road about blocks to
B. g. o. station, excellent train serv-
ice to D. c. Possession with title.
Price only $500.
, acres, 6-room modern bungalow on
macadam road, 20 miles to D. G.
Philgas range, large Frigidaire, eel
lar full Of coal. Possession Oct. lst.
good terms. price $15,S50.
Call W.. A. Daniel, Poolesville. Ills,
P.O. Dickerson, Md. with J. VINSON
PETERS. Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
800 ACRES

Beef cattle farm. Large
frame 7-bedroom house with
2 baths. in excellent condi-
tion. Modern cattle barn,
bank barn, 2 silos, other out
buildings. Good stream, 35
acres woodland: outstanding
view: 33 miles from D. c.
Price, S65.OOO (terms).
Ais ACRES
Cattle farm on Potomac
River. Good farm house with
bath, outstanding bank barn.
155 acres woodland. 255 acres
crops and pasture. Owner
must sell due to illness; 80
miles from D. c., on new
hard-surfaced road. Price.
Sl2O per acre.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21
Whereby Boxers
Take Lead As
FIGHTERS Score

Paced by Neil FRAZER, welter-
weight, the Phyllis wheatley
house boxing team moved into
first place Monday night in the
race for the city team amateur
boxing championship.
The Wheatley fighters won four
of their five fights to run their
record to 9-3 in three weeks.
Pillsbury house, the previous
leader dropped to second with an
s-5 rating after losing four Of
their six bouts.
Before some 400 fans, FRAZER
floored Chuck Randolph twice in
the third round, to win the de-
cision.
In the co-feature, George Reiter
from Unity house won a close de-
cision from Joe Silva of Wheat
ley in a bantamweight clash.
Reiter who is a southpaw, rallied
from a first round knockdown to
stagger Silva twice in the sec
ond stanza and then piled up more
points in the third to get the nod.
Monday nights boxing show
was the seventh sponsored by the
Wheatley Mems club and mention
must be made OF the fine Job
the Wheatley Wives do in dis
pensing OF the refreshments at
the various affairs sponsored by
the house.
Other records for the season:
Logan Park, 3-3, Unity House, g.
Z, Corkers, 20, and Fire Fighters,
IL.
The results:
Neil Frazier, $50, Phyllis
Wheatley, decisioned Chuck Ran
dolph, $50, Unity House.
George Reiter, 119, Unity
House, decisioned Joe Silva, 119,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21
Almost About
Everything
~ PERCY VILLA

indeed remarkable within few short weeks
considering that history has there
been much interest as In the recent election
high campaign
relax with plain every day iOwlevel politics.
Some Democrats already talking Stevenson in 49, It's only
weeks the COP and they he DemOcras think
it's time for a change
Although the boxing usually September
city boxing promoters haven't up with
September they October the November
now they promise in December. figure
delegate who'd had enough hghbans to make him
brag Of his Scotch ancestry loudly sad I'm Scotch from head to
Speaking drinks. My Sullivan dsagrees
with the charge that all bandes think they can fight He says;
TITS customers think THEY fight"
MY Annabee telling about nelghbor who Stysh put
birthday "ses really burning
the candles at both ends"
crazy Louis, heavyweight champ
gO Harry Mandel agent arranged
for the exchamp than 10 minutes for $1,000
Sorry Joe told MAndel Il have golf date that day."
Nobody Asked Me-, Bot,
Shirley this about jury; decide
which side better lawyer"
Trner, Illinois Boxing
out when the Republicans take that state
When the Homewood theatre closed the other
played day
South Pacific IL stin my favorie musical
Sidewalk shoeshine don't have whisk their
boxes days
Lot of guys sing September Song"
than Perry Como.
seldom a public.
Private chaufurs sneak cigarettes though smoking
crime.
Girls don't chrysanthemums Il didn't think
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21

For some reason the light of his
eye had deceived him. When he
found it out, he confronted her.
II thought you told me your
father was a DOCTOR" he said. II
just found out he's an under
taker."
II didn't say he was a doctor"
she corrected. II said he followed
the medical profession"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21

Phyllis Wheatley.
Don Paul, 1874 PiIlsbury House,
decisioned Lloyd Roberg, 136,
Corkers Club.
Jack BednarsIi, 100, Unity
House, knocked out Don Jacob
son, 159, Pillsbury House ca
Joe Mendez, 139, Phyllis Wheat
ley, decisioned Dino Psihos, 1873,
Pillsbury House.
Antranik Kavoukjian, 100, Fire
Fighters, decisioned Chuck
Guernsey, 152, Pillsbury House.
Duane Raze, 1875, PiIlsbury
House, won by TKO from Gary
Boyce, 125, Corkers Club. (2).
Dave Rangel, 100, Phyllis
Wheatley, decisioned John Jacob,
1876, Corkers Club.
Willie owen, 148, Phyllis
Wheatley, decisioned Joe Crown,
la, Pillsbury House.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21
CAMBRIDGE TOP A
THIRD BASEMAN

Bob Beebe wrote in Tuesdays
STAR that despite the fact that
Ray cambridge slowed up con-
siderably last season the handy
legged Miller veteran was still
top American Association third
baseman, the official fielding
averages made public Tuesday
revealed.
In 442 chances Ray made only
IL errors for an astounding .975
average and as usual participated
in the most double plays, SO.
Rookie Bob Wilson, for the st.
Paul Saints was second best third
sacker in the association with an
1897 average.
He played in ten more games
than cambridge for a total of 151
and made 80 errors,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21
''HoFIem FoIIies" Held Over
For Another Week

Sam Berger, manager of the
Grand Theatre, 242 Hennepin Ave,
Minneapolis said that the movie
Harlem FoIlies" has proved to
be such a big hit that he has been
forced to hold it over for another
week.
The movie features such Harlem
night club entertainers as Eunice
Jason, Dennice Darnell, Lyn Sher-
wood and Princess Wanda.
The co-feature is the strip
tease Murder Case"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21

promises to be the biggest dance
hit Of the season.
Mr.. Blues" plans to play and
sing some Of his most popular
numbers, such as "Ain't Nobody
Here But Us Chickens" Beware,
Brothers, Beware" Let The
Good Times Roll" and "Open The
Door Richard"
Tickets are on sale at the
Downtown Ticket Office, N. w.
Bank Bldg, in Minneapolis and at
Field Schlick's in St Paul.
Advance tickets are $3.50 and
at the door, $1.75.
Jordan is one Of the top record
ing stars and cuts discs for Dec
ca.
The November "A engagement
is his first Twin City visit since
he became internationally famous.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21

football games more
When girl tells you she's spoiled shopping for
q guy with money.
The knockers getting ready
Yves Feser having the time of his Considering
knew in advance he didn't have anything to with
September.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21

It's been said that a dumb
chick counts on her fingers, while
a smart chick counts on her legs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21

The New York Rens back They the Eastern College
Stars 1898 in New York
Bobby Daniels the University
received honorable mention Astate
at halfbacG
Tennessee State National Negro College Cage
to sourn in Cuba Clarence
played college basketball
Virginia state listed unbeaten united
grid teams by the Associated Press
Bob Evans captain and star tackle of
team dropped from the team due
Jim Lee starts his officiating
college games Let's all hope that Jim will
High school cage tournament this 1t the only
school cage event Jim hasn't worked
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21

Flying Needles: The Flying
Needles club met Monday. Nov.
IT at the home Of Mrs. Hattie Bell
Smith, 1920 Rondo Ave. Plans
were discussed for a Christmas
party and an exhibit. The Ely
ing Needles win display their
works of art to their friends.
The next meeting will be held
Monday, Nov. "a at the home of
Mrs. Beaulah Claiborne, 4s7 st.
Anthony Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21
e9g.' Sports
rHns
BY JIMMY GRIFFIN

Chester Rice habac Bobby Epps quarterback Henry
habac and Bill Adams
Of Pittsburgh back in the national grid spotlight
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21
SAPERSTEINS'S HARLENA
GL0BETR0TTERS MERE
NOW. II a nEc.

Announcement was made this
week that the famous Harlem
Globetroters basketball team
which has just returned from a
world tour will play a game at
the Minneapolis Auditorium Thurs
day night Nov. q, at 8 p. m.
On Monday night Dec. 1, the
team viii return to the Twin
Cities for a game at the st. Paul
Auditorium which win begin at
8 p. m.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21

indeed remarkable how within a few short weeks
can cool considering history
much interest In the recent election
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21

New Orleans still remains one of the toughest
places for sepia athletes to crack The Turkey Bowl
was cancelled when two service teams with Negro
talent were slated to clash.
The local high school basketball teams win get
rolling this week. Marshall, Central, Mechanics and
Washington in st. Paul and North, South, Central
and Vocational in Minneapolis win all have sepia tai
ent this season
Leo Lewis should be cinch for the Negro All
American. He scored four tbs against jackson in
Lincoln's Homecoming
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-21

Louis Jordan, Mr.. Blues"
famed musician, win play for a
dance in the st. Paul Auditorium
Monday night, November "A at 8
p. m.
Jordan win be in the Twin
Cities only one night In what
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

This Hollywood Hemngways story
doesn't fare than Hollywood adaptations the
works of famous authors respects better
not Of the wOrshppers at the Hemingway shrine hersy
appreciation
things Of life.
Hollywood bringing a
gmmicks
priceless literary fobes result while the
favored with Hemingway dialogue
out Of the film mills something quite short of Hemingway.
Kiimanjaro" is The story of
Heves himself While camp
on the African plains he his life and mored
again in his fevered imagination his
remembers what he has left undOne what
do but has accomplished
for the beautiful Cynthia played by Ava
Gardner Miss Gardner incidentally acting
roles the tragic Cynthia He fling
blooded countess played by Hdegard Ne
short story the
love while the
In the film the
wives his infected leg hunting with
appreciation of his by In the
story he neither survives undegoes
by the wife.
"Snows KimanjarO" starts
have the but when
manages to turn into beautifully pre-
scented techncOlOr Gregory JeCk handles the
exceenty by undrpying the part adept
enough
Kilmanjaro" Is one OF the
better things to come out Of Hollywood.
dark gloom has descended office
ing The that held
at the St George hotel in Brooklyn
just little less appealing than trip to the cemetery
the starring
Brooklyn! intonng deariy who ever
heard of Christmas party in Brooklyn"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

member Of Coppin Memorial
Church, Chicago.
From The windy" City: Mrs.
NJ, L. Lawrence of Chicago, is the
house guest of Mrs. Theresa War
rem, 500 Fremont Ave. No. She
arrived Sunday, Sept. 21 and will
be here about a week. Mrs.
Lawrence is beautician. In hon
or of Mrs. Lawrence, Mines. War
rem and Ida Burrell, 50 Hoag
Ave, entertained her down town
at lunch on Monday.
Surprised On Birthday: Twin
Cities Arsenal Matrons gave
surprise birthday party for Mrs.
Lola Gattling, 1O231a Olson Ave.
at the home Of Mrs, Carl Ampey,
SO Royalston Ave. An enjoyable
evening was spent by those pre-
sent included Messrs. and
Mines Fred Love. A. Mix. Howard
Allen, Albert Wright, and Mrs.
Vivian Williams, also Messrs. Ted
Woodland and Roy Hill of st. Paul.
Mrs. Gattling received some very
nice gifts.
VacatiOned All Summer: Mrs.
Mable Moore and daughter, Bren-
da, 2509 f. 33rd St., have returned
home after spending the summer
visiting relatives and friends in
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louis
vile. They report having had a
wonderful time.
Guest of Daughter: Mrs. Nina
Williams, 1919 Clinton Ave. So,
left Sunday, Sept. 81, for Des
Moines. Iowa, TO spend a week or
ten days visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Dorothy Thompson and chill
dren.
To Bring Daughter Home: Rev
and Mrs. M. l.. Simmons and son,
Martin Luther, Jr., 1856 Fifth
Ave. So, left Monday evening
Sept. % for Washington, d. C. to
bring their baby daughter,
Phyllis Marie home. She has been
with her mothers parents during
Mrs. Simmons convalescence. The
family will spend about ten days
visiting before they return.
Visiting Brothers: Mrs. Ara
bella Hills Of Chicago, Is in the
city visiting her brothers, Messrs.
NJ. J. Doudy, 1882 Clinton Ave. So.
and f. c. Doudy, 1888 Smelling
Ave So. While in the city, Mrs.
Hill is the house guest Of Mrs,
Frederic D. Jones, 1882 Fourth
Ave So.
On Eastern Trip: Mr.. Russell
Mayo, nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Boyd 1888 Fourth Ave.
so, left Wednesday Sept. 10 for
a trip 10 New York, Philadelphia
and Washington, D. c. He will
spend two weeks visiting and
sight seeing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-26

They came to the city to be with
Mrs. Herndon's niece, Mrs. A. J.
wilkerson, 912 Fremont Ave. No,
whose husband died from injuries
received in an automobile acct
dent.
Returned From West Coast:
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Shivers,
1921 Fourth Ave. So, returned
Sunday, Sept. 81 from a trip, by
motor they made to Los Angeles.
They stopped in Grand Island,
Neb.. Colorado Springs, Colo;
Denver, Albuquerque, N. Mex;
Needles, Los Angeles: Berkeley,
San Francisco, Yosemite Park,
Salt Lake City, Utah. and Sioux
City la. also Nevada City, New
ada. They visited relatives and
friends and reported they had a
wonderful time and enjoyed the
trip very much. They enjoyed see
ing many former Twin City
friends.
Gone To Shreveport: Mrs. Will
liam Helm, 3115 Columbus Ave,
left Thursday. Sept. IS, to visit
relatives and friends in Shreve-
port, louisiana.
ConvaIescing At Mothers; Mrs.
Mary Morris has returned from
the hospital and is convalescing at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lee, 1928 Clinton
Ave. So.
Going To California: Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald w. Underwood, 1921
Fourth Ave. So, will leave We'd
nesday, October 1 for Pasadena,
Calf, where they will be the
house guests of Mr.. Underwood's
sister and her family, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. H. Mitchell. They are on a
months vacation trip.
Improving: Mrs. Inez Ford, $40
Eighth st. So. is improving at
her home. Mrs. Ford is the mother
of Mrs. William Helm Jr., 1909
Fifth Ave. So.
Grand Lodge And Grand Chap