davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-04-26

D. c. line to end Of dual hiehway,
turn left on Auth rd., q mile e
property. Follow open sign. DEWEY
M. FREEMAN. 3"14 BRANCH AVE.
BRfck s FL '9i RAMBIER. ShI9a; s1a.a5o-r This
lge. bedrms. with sliding door closets
in each delighNful liv rm. with
picture windows, euest-size sep. din.
rm., attractive kit, larger than
usual utility room. See this home
today. Price, $13.a50: terms. DEWEY
NJ: FREEMAN: 3214 BRANCH AVE
UNIQUE RAMBLER, fruit trees. land
scaped; 2-yrs. old. 3 rms, full bSmt.
tiled bath, newly dec; lge. lot. close
in, all conveniences. Cham fence: in
sulated, $1,000 down; balance like
gsnt ga1t. HiSh tiS 4gs9Hl sseq1d' In East River
BY OwNER-Takoma Park; cozy 3
rm. bungalow; liv. rm. l2x?2 with
flrepl.. din. rm., kit; nice-Sized
bsdrms; garage. For infor.. &C cal!
Sc 300 Will BUY a iec. 6-rm. home.
plus 3-rm: bunga. in Bowie, Md.
near school and fast transportation.
Call MI, Gowan. Centrai Sc33ol
Grn Nth RpBERT BERns s PAWS h S.,Ss 4 CO. o..
&C. heat; lge. liv. rm. with fire-
place. WESTINGHOUSE kit. with fam:
ily-sized din. area; z baths and
space; located near Camp Springs.
conv. to Andrews Field, Census
agencies; bus transp. We invite your
innspeection; attraSttysIyv ysEyv pFicsdl st
MAN 3214 Branch ave. Sc. 10.
BY OWNER-New 2-bedrm. bunga-
low. with expansion attic. hardwood
floors. tiled bath, full basement. So
6sth ave, Sc. 10. s-7el9:
home in District Hgts., Forestville.
Suitland. Morningslde or nearby
area? Give ps the facts; smt. OF
down payment monthly payments.
total price and type of home. III
We don't have it now. We will save
you time and effort in locating Il
for YOU. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
Hl24. Marlboro pike. 10. s-l444.
IF N YoU WANT a 3.bedrm. brick ram
bier, with bSmt. apt. priced for
quick sale by owner call WE
NEW, 8 rooms and bath, with approx.
down and sos per mo. Also, SIX
room house and bath mot new
Price $1,000, $3.50 down. $40 per
mo. Located Accokeek. Md. IL
miles from 2: c. via 9, Cap. g.,
Fairview 2-4l3S.
Evening star., 1953-04-26

$II,'5O-3-bedrm. brick. 2O-ft. lr,,
gas h.-W.h.; GI approved; 1,G5iI
caSn and 500. mo. This one-year-
old semidetached value is located
Just over D. c: line in Seat Pleasant.
S. DAVIS & co.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
CUsTOM-BUILT RAMBLER on Iarr,

corner lot fronting Riggs rd ext;
huge rms, breakfast nook. gas
4eat; 9et; screened summer porch: price.
ROBERT S: DAVIS a. CO. '0''
1880 DOWN.. Hyattsville: 5-rm.
semidet: brick home: large incl, rear
porch, full bsmt., fenced yard: price,
Sl2.H2O. Call today, WA. 7-39OO'
ROREPT G nAUIc q, r,~ SN"'
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Suicide Ruled in Shooting
OF WOODBRIDGE Man, IS

William Luther Crummett, 65,
of Woodbridge, Va. whose body
was found behind his barn
Tuesday night. died of a self
inflicted shotgun wound, DR.. A. j.
Ferlazzo, Prince William County
medical examiner, ruled yester-
day.
State police said that, after an
argument, Mrs. Crummett left
home with the children on Tues
day afternoon.
They returned about II pm.
the report said, and found the
body.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
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t. help you decide-but you do
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postmarked by midnight, Sept. Is.
Get free entry blank TODAY at
your newsstand.
Evening star., 1953-09-10

fix! You pour it right from package into pan, add
water and salt, bring to boil, turn off the heat
Ten minutes later you have perfect rice-snowy
and fluffy, every grain tender and separate for
certain! Minute Rice is fool-proof-you simply
can't 60 wrong So thrifty at this exciting special
Sayngi
Evening star., 1953-09-10

Now you con buy Minute Riceata never-before
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OF Americas favorite brand of packaged rice!
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Evening star., 1953-04-16

chance Of winning whether you're In the
first grade or in high school. Entries must
be postmarked no later than two weeks
from today! The 10 boys and girls who
win new Schwinn bikes win be notified a.
soon as possible after contest closing. All
entries become the property OF Tidy House
Products Company, and none will be re-
turned. Decision Of the judges will be final
Hurry! See these packages at your gro
Ger and get started right away. Do your
very best, and you have good chance to
win wonderful new lightweight Schwinn
bicycle!
Evening star., 1953-04-16
Memo To Parents:

This contest is wonderful encourage
ment for youngsters with q yen for
drawing. So be sure to give them a
hand on colors Z. to make every en-
try as perfect as the boy or girl can
make II! Remember, rs not neces-
sary 70 buy q thing. No boxtops
needed. Your grocer win have these
products on display.
When you check the sales points list
Evening star., 1953-04-16
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ed above, please give them careful
consideration. Which points, above
all others, make YOU want to buy
these four wonderful new products?
After you read about them, we know
you will want to discover, for your
self, why all four are 90 amazingly
popular with millions Of housewives
throughout the Midwest and now
available in Washington, D. G. area
for the first time.
Evening star., 1953-04-16

four products. Ask her to check, under each
package, the ONE advantage that she
thinks is the most important to her. This
means four checks in all-one under each
package.
THIRD, fill out the entry blank at the
bottom Of the page. Then, when you're
ready to mail in your entry, send in either
this fun page, or the lower half (from the
dotted line down.. Mail to: FREE b.
CYCLE COLORING CONTEST, BOX A,
Washington Star, Washington, D. c.
Your entry win be judged by your skill
and by your age 80 you will have an equal
Evening star., 1953-04-16
Open to Any School Boy or Girl Nothing to Buy
lust Color these Packages are the Easy Rues

Every boy and girl attending q public or
parochial school may enter this contest.
From first grade through high school! Now
Just follow these three simple rules.
FIRST, color the four packages shown
below as closely to their exact colors as you
can with ordinary crayons. These packages
Of DEXOL, GLOSSTEX, SHllA DISH and
PERFEX are on display at most grocery
stores in this area. Copy them carefully to
get the exact color arrangement.
NEXT, ask Nom TO read the four spe.
cfal advantages listed under each Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
| Navy Will Release
200 Reservists in
Upper Grades Soon

The Navy announced today it
would release 1900 reserve Off
GERS in the grades of lieutenant
through captain because of bud
getary limitations.
There are about $1,000 Naval
Reserve officers on active duty.
Normal routine releases will pre-
vail for lieutenants g.. 60 and
below.
The Navy said a point system
was set up by board headed by
Rear Admiral Ellery w. Stone
and that each officers service
record was carefully screened.
1T should be thoroughly I'M
derstood," the Navy said, that
those reserve officers to be re-
leased are those least needed
under the present situation and
budget limitations. 1t is not to
be construed that those officers
are in any way inefficient"
Officers scheduled for release
will be notified by September l.
One thousand lieutenants and
1900 in the ranks Of lieutenant
commander and above will be
released. Not affected are those
on duty engineering, aviation
engineering, Medical, Dental,
Medical Service Nurse and Civil
Engineering Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Legislators Of %
Nations 10 Convene
Here on October 9

While members of Congress
are home sounding out their
constituents, $50 lawmakers from
80 other countries will assemble
in the House and Senate cham
bers for the forty-second meet
ing of the nter-Parliamentary
Union.
The Union will meet in
Washington for the first time
in 81 years and President Eisen-
hover has been invited to ad-
dress the opening session on
October 9. The conference will
last six days.
The daily sessions of the con-.
ference will be in the House
chamber. while the Council, the
governing body of the organiza-
ton, will convene in the Senate.
The agenda will include discus
sion of:
international technical and
financial assistance, the role of
parllaments in foreign affairs,
and the right of peoples to self
determination.
Approximately 70 members of
the American Congress have
taken an active interest in the
Union and have formed an
American group of which Sena-
tor Ferguson of Michigan is
president.
The primary purpose of the
Union is the promotion of peace
full settlement of disputes among
nations by encouraging concilia-
ton and arbitration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Farm Leaders See
Credit Bill Signed

With a group of farm leaders
looking on, President Eisenhow-
er yesterday signed a bill setting
up a Farm Credit Board. and
said he did so with pleasure.
The law is designed to- speed
retirement of Government capt.
tai from the Farm Credit Ad-
ministration'S operations.
1t calls for creation of a 49,
member board to administer
the law.
The President quipped I'm
having fun signing an agricul-
ture bill that so many people
approve Of"
The implication was that much
farm legislation is highly contro-
versial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Second Atomic Subs
Keel to Be Laid Sept. !

The keel of the Nays second
atomic-powered submarine, the
Sea Wolf, will be laid September
l at Groton, Conn.
The vessel will cost $50 million.
Another atom sub. the Nautilus,
already is under way at Groton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Auto Theft Hearing
Set for Wednesday

Joseph H. Parker, jr.. %, was
arraigned before United States
Commissioner Cyril Lawrence
here yesterday on a charge of
conspiring to transport a stolen
automobile from Alexandria, to
Georgia.
Parker was arrested by the
FBI in Washington Thursday
night. The FBI said he had no
fixed address. His bond was
fixed at $4,000 and further
hearing was postponed to next
Wednesday when the Govern
ment said it would ask that the
case be removed to Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
U. N. Helps Dry City

One of the "dryest" cities in
the world, waterwise. is Karachi,
Pakistan's capital. The popula-
ton jumped from 100000 to l.
10000 in 10 years, creating a
critical water shortage and fore
ing United Nations hydrologists
to rush in to search out new
sources,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Richmond Man Due
For lndonesiu Post
BY the Associated Press

Hugh S. Cumming. jr., So
year-old native of Richmond,
Va, and a career diplomat, is
expected to be named soon as
Ambassador to Indonesia. The
post is now vacant. Mr.. Cum
ing. who entered the Foreign
Service in 1927. has served in the
Far East and Europe. He now
is assigned to the North At
lantlc Council Headquarters at
Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Overseas Hindu Paper

Hindu, a leading daily of Mad
ras, India, is issuing a special
weekly overseas edition.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

the house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
o. L. Alexander. 1892 Fifth Ave.
s.
Returns Home; Mrs, Geraldine
Stewart Of Omaha, Neb., who has
been the house guest Of Mrs. Lii
han Jackson. $50 Bryant Ave. N,
returned TO her home on Sunday.
July 20. Mrs. Stewart accompan-
led Mrs. jackson back home.
when she recently returned from
a visit TO Omaha.
Visits Aunt ana Uncle: Miss
Barbara Barnes Of ASIA Fifth
Ave. s, left the city Saturday.
August 1 for Atlanta. Ca. where
she vii visit her aunt and uncle.
She expects to remain for one
month.
Dinner Guestsi Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Glenn Of 1884 Smelling
Ave. entertained at four o'clock
dinner on Sunday. Aug. ?. in COM
piiment to Mrs. Z. Harmon and
Mrs A. Dobbins and daughter of
Cleveland, o. Covers were laid
for eight.
Hoapltallzed: Marion Williams.
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0verworked?

Let your telephone take the pres
sure OF and run your errands for
you. Be sure, though, that you re-
place the receiver properly after each
caIl-Otherwise you may cut OF inn
portant incoming calls, as well a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
Conccrt At sumncr TlclA

Concert ~ sumner Field
on August 4, at 7 p. m. q park
concert viii be given At Sumner
Field, sponsored by the Musicians
Local No, ~ Ira Psttiford IL
director, The public 10 invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
ut. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

VI HAtL hINhuAbABH
Aug hen. J, Moore, 90 W.
Lawson, Lucille Robinson, TOO
Rondo Ave: Mrs. Charles Pom
derH. B9A Rondo Ave: Pat Ben
ner. b2t Carroll Ave. Claude
Brown, sr., ati st. Anthony Ave, (;
Paula Louise Lamb, CSC w. Cen
trail Ave, Mrs, Henry Williams,
2bJ Rondo Ave, Terrell Jackson,
87s St Anthony Ave: Mrs, Her
bert Harris. TOT Rondo Ave. Mrs.
Marie Ross. 200 Mackubln, Tai.
madge Carey Jr. 500 Fuller Ave.
Aug o Mrs James Kirk, ST. {.
B37 st Anthony Ave. Mr. +.
Lyman Myers, s6s IElehart Ave. /;
James Bradford Jr. 1908 Carroll
Ave. William Bowen, 3S2 N
Avon. Veronica Montgomery. 377
W. Central Ave: Mrs Clara VII.
IiAmH. 47s 1t Anthony Ave.
Aug 10 MRvoureen Black
1921 Timber Lake Road: Evelyn
holden. bsg Arundel st; Angela
Brown, s7s 81 Anthony Ave, /.
DoEella NJ, Lamb. $50 W. Central
Ave. Mr. Marion Brown. 500
Rondo Ave. Mrs Roberta Tyler,
69A W. Central Ave; Frank
Clark. 3i7 N. 81. Adams 81
Aug Ii-Mrs. ]. q Gilbreath,
97s It. Anthony Ave; Mrs. Err
nest Williams, S36 IElshart Ave. /.
Mrs. Clarence Anderson. 500 Day
ton Ave. Elizabeth Russell, 442
Fuller, Gloria Jean James. go
Fuller Ave,
Aug ~ Mrs. JuRnitA Nelson,
83I ~. Anthony Ave; Mrs. Sam
usI Reed, 1862 Arundel. Mr.. Glenn
Smith. 479 st. Anthony Ave; Mrs.
Ruth Payne, 6I2 w. Central Ave, !;
Mary Bradley. 7Ss Carroll Ave!
Mrs. Alberta RaEland, Ib2 81 An
thony Ave
Aug. Is Michael Robinson, 900
Tglshart Ave: Mrs Idsll Patton,
g64 ~. Anthony Ave; Joseph
jackson. $40 ~ Anthony Ave:
Joseph Nelson. 322 ~ ~. Adams
Ave
Aug u Miss AnnSbsIIs Jones.
eIl Fuller Ave. Mr.. George Wills.
1904 IgishaTt Ave. James
wootsn. s7i ~. Anthony Ave;
James Taylor, 1854 Thomas Ave 4;
Mrs. Thomas Carroll. GOT ~. An
thony Ave Mrs George Berry
ST. s34 H. Anthony Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

george Green. Miss Lillian Man.
ming Of Waco, Tex, sister Of Mrs
Floyd BarT and who has been also
visiting the Floyd Barrs accom-
panied the party back TO Okla.
homa city and from there she will
80 to her home In Waco.
Attend RaptiSt Assembly Rev.
and Mrs, Floyd Massey Jr,. their
sons, Floyd Ill and Ronald Bruce
left by motor ON Saturday, Aug
I, 90 attend the American Rap
tist Assembly at Green Lake,
Wis They viii spend part Of their
vacation there and AZ usual they
plan 10 take advantage Of the In.
tcrcEting courses and the confer
ences that are conducted.
Pragnaatcla sorority McctIRRI
The PraEmatclA Sorority will
meet at I he homo Of Mrs. Char
lotte Curry, 686 w, Central Ave,
on Friday. Aug. 7. At 7'S0 p. M.
and will cave At T:Ab p. m. for q
DHve-in theator The members
viii return 10 Mrs CNIrTy'R home
Rt the end II the show for . short
business meeting and q social
hour,
Matinee BTidEc CIubi Mrs.
Charles Graham. 7sI ~. Anthony
Ave. will be hostess to the Mat.
Inec Bridge Club a. ita regular
meeting On Tuesday, Aug. II.
Dinner 0ucatsl In honor Of Mrs,
Leroy Harris Of Lawrence, KAnR,.
twin sister Of Mr. Bert Ellis Of
~ Paul. Mrs Birdie High, a7a
st. Anthony Ave. entertained at
dinner on Saturday evening. July
40,
auburbaRIt"s McctiREi A Kior.
iouE time was had by tho Subur-
banites at the homo Of Mrs, 70.
bert johnson, $40 Marshall Ave,
on Sunday. July 20, The meeting
was opened by tho chaplain, than
tho president took charge calling
for tho minutes, committee re-
ports and old and new business.
Plans were discussed for sending
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

NEIL NUTSHELL '' So ,., y. - -"
A., 1890 Al, =, 80. a.. - 49, - 49,,
- 80 . - ,S,T -. e.. % - a.. -. =,
49, " o 1.. W" . ~. - SS y" ,,,
,on, r. ,no ,oD,.v.,y "a nal, an. In Duh
- -. :, -. ..., ,.,,.. .r,,.u, .,, ..,a tn, $3.50,
A., w NyIe 80, W - ~ 80 ." ., ~ n". ~" 10y
w - ~ w. ~ 49, 80 - 49,, ~, -, -, Wv
e"'s ~ - - -. o -, -, y. =, -, -, -
NV, 'e 800 ~ 80 =. - -, - S go So ,
' '"SS "e"0N u" '' ' r ~ " ~ ~
ing
color down at the office an INN operator who also happens to be
VERY goodloong feler And isn't progress wondeu' hmmm
all the hoopla the Princess Magar
Princess
uked her into getting something she may not want
after all There is another school Of opinion that we've all had just
about enough Of the accafn sob s'nt Personally take aim
view Of the whole business and say to heck with g.
pictures Improve very gocrs
be- descrtRE having
arrows buIeta pots pana
u motion picture o original
repct
do thoae trIeytnlon Danrl show.
ceasr 20 ne original after the first dozen limitations Of whats
NV Line The doube rn.nndrc remarks don't helm any either
Insnnce
v,,e.t
she'd had aby while attending bridge party The Idea Of
The .hadv uFsrcDce. ina, r.r. os..d .h,,
while the panel was trynE 10 guess the secret certainly didn't
dignity the .roceedinr. any
H. a., NJ. VII I,rr. rO.r,o., v and ada cratic IL
oR,,Sn In, been TAKING out sSts So-ng commercial, with much
he actually has the agency bows worried MANY Tv viewers
vented their own devices bv which thew can turn off com
rsrcss tho, even ronV frou ih.r f.vor,c Other.
switch . Off mentally LUST dom nav any attention r. IN. darn
,h,rr.
a,
$1,000. -" = a.. - - 49,. =, -. a.. :.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Williams Of 1910 s. Eighth ST.,
who has been a patient in Asbury
hospital for the past three weeks
for treatment OF a virus infection
10 now convAlescing at home.
Visits Parents; Donald Brown
Jr.. son Of DR.. and Mrs. w. Don.
aid Brown Sr- spent the week
end in the city visiting his par
ents, aunt and friends, Mr.. Brown
left by motor in his new car. &C
eompanied by his mother. MIS-.
w. d. Brown, for Washington. d,
C., on Monday. Aug. ;. Mrs,
Brown viii also visit her daughter
Jeanne in New York City.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
The WAY | SEE TT
x BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL
NEW YORK CITY

BY the OF YOU folks carrying would thin
OF
shaking eatastrophe FlattsnE loEc Thrr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

Kans." who has been visiting in
the city for the past ten days as
the guest OF her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
l. Walker. OF 722 Humboldt Ave.
N. left for her home on Tues
day, July IS.
Cleveland Visitors: Mrs. Edgar
Harmon and Mrs. Alfred Dobbins
and daughter. Betty Jane, Of
Cleveland. Ohio, arrived in the
city Saturday. Aug, /, and are
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

leaves FoT Camp TOyss Ann
Williams. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs clyde Williams. 1910 Eighth
n, 3. left for Camp Na-Wa- Kwa,
Willow River, MINI, on Monday.
Aug 3. for = two weeks period
sandra and Janet Williams re-
turned home from the same camp
On Monday. Aug, 3.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOIIS RIRTMDAYS

Aug, S--Jos Stewart. Sl8 18th
Ave, s.; Charles Miller Jr.. 1901
Bryant Ave, N,
Aug 9--JosePh T. Harpole,
2Sl6 Tenth Ave, =,
Aug, l0-Dorothy Sims, sass
Fourth Ave, s.; Mira Il, T. Taylor,
500 Olson Highway; JacQucline
Palms. 1851 Bryant Ave, N; Mrs
Cecil w, Davis. sI7 Third Ave
N
Aug IL -- Willard Southern
$3.50 Lake Park Ave: Carl L
Rowan. 800 t8th Ave, So,
Aug. Ia Mrs, Lillian Parkin.
son, SSl2 Fourth Ave, y.
Aug lS-Mias Ada Collier, $50
Bryant Ave, N; Andrew Breed.
love. 7Oi Bradford Ave. N: Mrs
Evelyn Bannarn. 1910 Sixth 81
s.: Clemon Rooney, 1924 Smelling
Ave: RichClle Marie Session,
SGS5 Firth Ave, s., Nina Johnson,
Si8 Fremont Ave, N; Mrs, Annie
Crews, So0s Clinton Ave; Mrs
Ella Ray Russell. bIII Irving Ave
N.
Aug. l4-Mrs. Isabelle Noble,
3732 Fourth Ave, g.; Robert
Lewis, 1859 Humboldt Ave, N;
James Laaaley. bSI Girard Ave
N; Mrs, RoEellA Allen. 9pOa Firth
Ave. 4,
Out-OG-Town birthday
Aug 9-MrR Samuel Watson,
Birmingham. Ala.
Aug 10 Byron Holder. Los
Angeles. Calf
Aug, Ii James y. burden,
Chicago, III; william Carpenter.
Chicago, Ill
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
ST. PAUL

Aug. lO-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Richardson. 767 Fuller Ave, five
years.
Aug. l2-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Reed. 1923 Arundel Ave; II
years; Mr.. and Mrs. William Ten
del. 500 81. Anthony Ave. 10
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Green,
STO Carroll Ave. seven years; Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Keith, 672 w
Central Ave. Is years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

some boy or girl 10 camp next
year For this months outing
dinner at Dayton's Sky Room 10
scheduled for August 20, The next
meeting will be August II, at the
homo Of Mrs, Joe Waters, 100
Iglehart Ave. A luncheon was
served by the hoatsaa
Dinner HOsicaai Mrs. Anna
Black, 67S W Central Ave. was
hostess at a dinner honorinE her
house guest. Mrs Leroy Harris Of
Lawrence KRnA. on Sunday. july
20, Covers were laid for six. Mrs.
Harris IL the twin sister OF Mr..
Bert ellis, 6TI W. Central Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS
Aug. l0-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Brown. 1889 Fifth Ave N, 81
years,
Aug. l1--Mr. and Mrs, o. II.
Newman, 24S5 Fourth Ave. s..
three years.
Aug. l3-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Beasley Jr.. Ss24 Portland Ave. {;
three years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Quests; Mrs Bcrncc White and SON Samuel McsSrs vii.
liam Mathis and Thomas Howard Of Oklahoma City Okla and
Sidney Barr of Kansas City Hans guests for one
week Of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Barr $50 Carroll Ave. and Mr.
and Mrs George Green Of $50 Como Ave Mrs White Sidney
and EoYA Rarr sister and brothers and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

service for others II you're on q par
~ line. Other party-line tips: space
your calls, give up the linz for emer-
gency calls, hang up quietly when
the line ID in use. Northwestern Bell
Telephone Company.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
Social and PERSONAL
: MINNEAPOLIS 4

Leave For California And Mexico Mrs Lucille Jenkins
43 Emerson Ave n and niece Janice rea left the city
for Omaha, Neb California and Mexico California they will
visit Dr. and Mrs Henry Jenkins They expect be gone
a month
Kansas City Visitor: Mrs James Jones of Kansas City,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

II such thing as an indispensable Individual
These newspaper have become such integral
part Of Twin Cities life that the presence or ab.
sence of one column isn't going to change things
much one way the other
Perhaps the most sOccinct message came
from Charlie Horn, apparently . gentleman Of
sew words eFcePt when he In engaged In u tele.
phone cOnVerNAtiOn with q. E Newman. Mr..
H., In two paragraphs and four sentences,
agreed with my stand. I seem Co recall that
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