davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-04-16

weathertightness = of vents in
frame, of frame in trim, of trim
IN wall-opening.
Plus four economy benefits:
Low material cost, smallest in
stallation cost, no carpenter cost
for outside sor inside trimming,
and minimum maintenance cost.
Ask your architect about Fen
estra's important features, many
of them exclusive For Fenestra
IS Americas Oldest and largest
steel window manufacturer. And
this IS the greatest Fenestra
Window yet!
just see this new window unit
for yourself. No obligation.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-04-16

Ellsworth Smith died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs Laura E. Smith,
Hancock, on April 10, aged 81 years,
He was the son of the late Louie
and Susann (Younker) Smith, and
was member of st, Peters Catho-
lie Church, Hancock
Surviving are: two daughters, Mrs.
Elsie Younker, Martinsburg; and
Mrs. Laura E. Smith, Hancock; and
a son, Raymond H. Marks, Hancock.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-04-16

Williamsport; a brother, George
beavers, Penn Laird, Va; and seven
grandchildren.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10
WORK CAMP FRIENDSHIP

MANILA-(P)-Four Japanese, a
Siamese, two Americans, a South
Korean. a Chinese, an Australian
and a group of Filipinos have join
ed hands here to clear a path for
international friendship.
They are members of the Inter-
national Work Camp, a worldwide
movement sponsored by the World
Council Of Churches at Geneva to
foster fraternity through common
work. The campers here work hard.
Every morning at Los Banos, 25
miles south of Manila, they start
the day with shovels, picks and
rakes. They are clearing a wooded
section Of thick underbrush, level
ling high ground, filing low areas,
building paths and yards and
planting fruits trees. They plan to
set up the concrete foundation of
a war-destrOyed building as the
site of future world youth confer
enCes here.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10
Corn Side Dressing
Report, Liquid
Nitrogen Caution


Corn side-dreasing is in full
force in Delaware. particularly in
parts of Sussex county" reports
Claude r Phillips, agronomist Of
the Delaware Agriculture Fxten-
sion Service.
Phillips says that most farmers
are using dry nitrogen material.
such as ammonium nitrate. A few
are using a complete fertilizer, such
as 1873, or 10-10-10.
The amount Of actual nitrogen
applied varies considerably from
farm to farm, depending what was
ploWed under, manure used and
the amount Of nitrogen in the
fertilizer previously applied.
A great many farmers aim to
have 100 pounds Of available nitro
gen per acre, or a little more. Prob
ably the average amount now
applied in side-dressing' is 35 to so
pounds Of nitrogen, or the eauiva-
lent Of 100 to $50 pounds of ammo
mum nitrate
One interesting DEVELOPMENT is
the use of liquid nitrogen. This
material is hauled to the farm
IN metal drums, and applied as
a liquid, with very simple and
inexpensive equipment that the
farmer can hook up himself. to
his tractor cultivator.
Perhaps word Of caution is
in order, says Phillips. LIQUID
nitrogen is very corrosive and all
equipment should be flushed out
with water every day. The ammonia
fumes are also quite powerful and
unpleasant to breathe. Care should
be taken not to get the face too
close to the drum when It is
opened, and not to allow the LIQUID
to splash on the face Of the operator.
Some people are transferring the
liquid from the drums with air
pressure, and find that it works
very WELL Phillips reports. How
ever, it takes only five pounds of
pressure to do a nice job and
quick one, by this method. "High
should be avoided" The
drums may be weakened by corro-
sion and could burst.
There has been a little trouble
with scale from the inside OF the |
drums clogging the systems. This
can be avoided by using a coarse
screen in the storage barrel.
Questions have been asked as
to the efficiency Of liquid nitrogen i
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10

compared to ammonium nitrate,
and other dry material, and the
gas form, anhydrous ammonia.
Phillips says that work at the
Delaware Agricultural Expert
ment Stations has shown that one
form Of nitrogen is about as efficient
as another in producing corn. The
main consideration should be price
and ease of application, and avail
able equipment Certainly at
present, the liquid nitrogen is
lowest in price, if the farmer is
equipped to use it and has patience
to work with his equipment to get
everything running smoothly.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10

MR. AND MRS CHARLES JAMES MATTHEW'S
Peggy Ann Cooper and Mrs George Cooper
Delaware became the bride Matthew's
son o. Mr. and Mrs Harry Matthews
etng Of Candles palms and spring the
| Helness Church IN Milford Saturday afternoon
~ eock Rev. Leon HynsOn minister
Inc wedding music played by Reba Passawaers Of
Delaware She accompanied
Io @ VINO sang Because and T Love Truly" BRIDE
VINO was given IN marriage by wore gown Of white
Chantily lace with bodice me skirt formed cbonei
length train Her hngeTpengh held BY pearl crown
oae carried lace-coVered of
ts oIeAias and valley Janet Mil
acted as maid of model
o pale blue tue aneta was ulle and She
nosegay Of feathered pink baby breath
n Daes mother dress non The brdegroo's
cn9se an outfit OF pink with matching accessories Tommy
served as best man and the George Melvin Of
Fa and Sonny Wiley Milford Delaware rece1
was nea az Pocahontas Hall in Milford following the cer
mony. The couple are living Delmar - 80
Evening star., 1953-11-27
18th AND WEBSTER NV.

Two rms. plus full kitchen and pvt.
bath; express busline; suitable
Evening star., 1953-11-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD
a6e4 wOODLEY PL. N.w.-Room an

8624 WOODLEY PL. N.W.-Room ano
board for employed people; good
transp AID. 4-0244. 3
1176 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Cir
Gle area-Attractive share rm. avail
able for young. lady. also share in
studio rm. available for young man;
excel meals. DU. 7-3232, 8
SLAUGHTER'S HOTEL, 1925 18th
n.w-Elev switchbd., TV lounge,
rms. with or without meals, by day,
wk; or mo; fall and winter rates.
CALVERT HOUSE. 14O1 18th NV
B;sinesS people. students; selected
menus switchboard, TV; reas.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2001 at Conn.
ayc.-Nice attrac rms. Good meals
rec. rm., TV, piano. ping-pong. On
Carline; S14 wk. CO. 5-2493. 27'
ROOM AND BOARD for mother anc
child. day care for child. KE. 8.
sLAUGHER'S GUESTHOUSE, 1927
10th n.w.-New res. mgr. invites
your inspection; clean, comfortable
rms, very good meals, TV and piano
special rates, no. 2-6767.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O AsHMEAD PL NV
" block of Conn ave. overlook1ns
Rock Creek Park. away from traf1c
noise. cow transp.; dbl and sgl
rms pvt. baths avail: excel meals;
Yates $3.50 wk up HO 2-3566
Evening star., 1953-11-27
HAYWOOD GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PL.
Mt. RAINIER, MD.
DECEMBER L OCCUPANCY

UECEMBEk OCCUPANCI
Just across the District line. One
bus fare. Conv. to shopping center
and theater. Excel. bus transp.
Nicely furnished apt. Reception hall,
liv. rm., dinette, bedrm., kitchen
and bath. $105, incl. utilities.
Reception hall liv. rm.. dinette, .
bedrms., kitchen and bath. 1924. 30
incl. utilities.
Plenty of parking. lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. 1920. 80
Evening star., 1953-11-27
APTS. FURNIsHED-VA.

ALEX.-Nice apt. in pvt. home; lge
entr.. pvt. bath. oV. 3-1635. .2s
ARLINGTON-Basement apt; bedrm.
liv.., rm., kit. -dinette: $50 mo-;
aSaii mo csif Sif' IA. 4lS9 ss9edd. n'k' fm 2S O'
liv. rm.. kit, bath: unfurn. den;
mr.. Mem. Bridge: S1o5. JE. 3-?4n5!6.
TRANSIENT Ei gss1 ARTEy dsg Tssk r% g1 SsDS SsaS%
LoVEL4T 4sF 1BEDRM. Tk IN 9lSTs0 APT, tastefully
furnished. Featured for your living
comfort are large rooms in this
modern community. offering the ut
Sdao school LIS shopping center and sat1yonr- 1r-
mo, incl; all utils. Monthly lease,
eoiS 5th 81. South Arl.-Liv. rm..
dinette, kit, bath, bedrm.; adults
only, eIyy,.d no pets. S96. Lease SO.
ARI.@2oos North 18th st., Apt. s.
Eight min, downtown and Penta-
gon; lz blocks from Court House,
path rsflnsd s1,na decor Apt: BLDG
ONE-BEDRM., iv. rm.. kit. and bath;
apt, bldg; avail. Dec. Is. 300S
Columbia pike. Arl.. Va. ia. 7-1sS1.
-3
TRANSIENT APT.-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
S35 per week. ia. S-S990. 80
ABOVE AVERAGE in locations and
quality; min. to DOWNTOWN and
Pentagon; bedrm.. liv,. rm., dinette,
kit. and bath; outside entr.; apt
bldg; parking lot; utils.; 81 Is.
IA. 7-926S. 80
NORTH ARL.-Three-r apt; sober,
employed couple only. IA. 1852.
NORTH ARL.-Spacious apt. with
pvt. entr.. porch, phone; utils, furn..
S135. ia. 2-4S22. 3
ARL.. WeStover-Bedrm.. liv. rm..
dinette, kitchen and bath: utils.
except elec., S95. Adults. ia
2-1S90. 80
Evening star., 1953-11-27

TWO RMS, for ladies; attrac. loo
Monroe st. ne, mr.. monastery.
buslines. $50 each. LA. 6-S9Ss or
LA 6-5264.
63S eth ST. NE.-Lge single rm.;
gentleman; clean. near bath; 81
wk Ii. 6-555S.
133 r ST. N.E.-Spacious. lovely rm.
home environment. Call RE. 7-SI94
esI7 MONROE ST. N.E.-h Block
carline; SIS as single or $11 as
double. wkly. HO. 2-4795. -29
COLORED - BEAUTIFULLY FURN.
double front bedrm., with a small
adjoining room; kitchen privils.
will accept child. LA. 1859.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. dble. rm..
lge closet. home privils. nr. transp. !;
lady pref. SIS wk. Ii. 3-I89S. go
COLORED-I218 FLA. AV-. Ne. =
Sgle. and dble.; home privileges.
IL. 76l53. Is
Evening star., 1953-11-27

Colored-411 End st. Sc.
Large Broom apt: private bath. in
apt. bldg; $3.50 no., incl. uttli-
ties. See janitor. basement. DIXIE
HOUSING CO.. 1115 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-27
THE WASHINGTON HOUsl

AIR CONDITIONED
Most desirable apartment of living
room, dressing room, kitchen, di-
nette and bath to be available De-
ing distance of downtown. All util-
tiles included in monthly rental OF
$50. Apply MRS. OSTERHOUT.
resident manager.
Evening star., 1953-11-27
APTs. FURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn.; liy.
rm.. bedrm., kit, bath, inclosed
porch; quiet conv. neighborhood
utils incl; cple. only. JU. s-1451
PVT. HOME Quiet employed couple.
no children, no pets, no drinking,
3 rms. and bath. pvt. entrance,
refs. required. UN. 4-3606. 20
1915 BALTIC. AVE, Riverdale-lwo
rms. kit. and bath. all utilities;
COTTAGE CITY, MD.-One bedrm.,
liv. rm., din rm., kit: all utils.
furn.; pvt. bath. WE. 5-979S. -29
BROOM FUnNISl1ED AFT; l block
Md. Univ; bedrm., liv. rm. kit.
share large shower bath; utiiS. furn ;
S6S.50 mo. 1905 Yale ave-, College
Park, Md. WA .7-S331. -2S
OUT OF THIS WORLD-Furn. 1-bed-
rm. apt; bright, cheerful and mod. {;
plenty closets; conpl. pvt; empl.
adults pref; $95. S11S Roanoke
ave, Takoma PIX. Md. 30
MT. RAINIER, 1904 Bunker Hill I'd
3-rm. apt, elec. kit, screened porch,
heat; nicely furnished; 1st H.. SS7
mo. w. w. LEWIS. Realtor. HE.
4-3500: eyes PA 3-R41E %
Evening star., 1953-11-27

nette. bath; sos plus utils. Adults.
no pets; garden outlook. Avail
December l. JU. 9-3S13.
CORAL HILLS, garden apts., at d. C.
line; 2 bedrms., 500; g bedrms.,
shoUpinG 1T1; Tr centeG SSnGo 10 Gt s7oss sss ans
JUST OFF WISCONSIN AVE, 44O4
EaSt-West hwy, Bethesda, Md.-A
1-apt. bldg; lge. rooms. 2 bedrooms
500 mo-; no children. Call OIL,
2-2745. 90 weekdays. May be seen
500 500 NEW NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, Apt,
1O1-Spacious modern, i bedrm.,
liv. rm., dinette, kit. and bath; lge.
closets; pvt. locker room; $3.50,
incl. utils. Also 1st-floor 2-bedrm.
ant avail. Dec. L S95.6O. y
Evening star., 1953-11-27
APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-VA.

ARLINGTON EFFIC - Very conv..
close-ln ioc. outside pvt. entr.,
utils. furn. ia. 7-67S9. --29
ARLINGTON--Thre bedrms.; conv..
close-in ioc.; outside entrs., utils.
furn.; no children. ia. 7-67S9. 20
ARL., best sectton-l bedrm. Nr. Key
Bridge conv. to Wash, Pentagon,
Ft. Myer; lge. closets. storage, park
dRfldrssS 1hRf sSo' MRs MIS- fFAsSNRp5R FANRpRIcH e5ff out
Wilson blvd, left on Oak ST.. right
to 1884 18th rd. N, 27
ARL.-Brand- bldg. ready for in
spection; 1st time advertised; l and
2 bedrm. apts,, $75 and $50 plus
Penta9on, Arl. Hall, D. C. Lge. hv.
rms. with din. IL; mod. kit. tile
bath. Conv to shops, bus; infant
accepted; avail. now. ia. 7-0744.
1-bedrm. apt. couple or
2 girls; unusually quiet, clean apt: /:
1O-unit bldg: l blk to Heehts; best
MAGNOLIA GARDENS, Columbia
pike at Frederick st.--Lovely. J.
bedrm. apt. Spacious liv. rm: din.
rm. combination. parquet oak floor
ing Venetian shades. extra-large
For information. call IA. 5000
Evening star., 1953-11-27
ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE

LADY desires another lady between
30 and 40 to share my furnished
apt. Pref. one who can play piano.
Conv. to busline, Kann's, Hechts.
Call ia. 4-002S. -29
ONE GIRL desires another girl to
share front twin bedroom, bath. kit.
small living room. Nice location.
good transportation. RA. 3-04S1.
30"
APT. TO SHARE. with other girls
$50 per mo-, meals If desired l or
. girls. NO. Tabs after 6 or all
day Sunday. 80
ARL.-Will snare Alarm. furn. apt.
with another gentleman: conv. to
transp. and Pentagon. IA. $4,000.
s3S-GIRL TO SHARE nice arm.
northwest apt; D min. from down.
town. Call RA. 3-6525 after pm.
MT. PLEASANT or 2 men to share
mod. home with other men; maids
service. HO. 2-S64I after 5 pm.
wkdays. all day Sat. and Sun. Il
LADY would like to share 3-bedrm.
house with 3-4 girls. recr. rm., TV,
Washer. 10. 3-4616. Il
COLORED-GIRL to share 2-rm
apt with another girl. All utils.
furn. Call DE. 2-l792. -27
Evening star., 1953-11-27
1701 10th ST. NV.
l RIM, BATH, $54 UP

1701 10th ST. NV.
l RIM, BATH, $54 UP
2 RMS, BATH, $89
2 RMS, KIT, BATH, $110
In one of Wash's most attractive
apt. houses, newly decorated and
attractively furnished with wall-to-
wall carpet and draperies, switch
board, mail desk and elevator Serv-
ice. Rent includes utilities. To
inspect apply to desk or call MR..
NOLAN. DU. $1,000. -27
COLORED-I6I8 18th ST. NV
Restored building. new condition;
exclusive sTss .rG lOcston Dupont Circle
SIS TO $50 per week.
COLORED--1Si9 10th ST. NV
Studio and 2-rm. apts.. nicely furn..
1ret.gr. Cali KI. 9-1031 or JU; 5-
CoLORED-1 LARGE RM. and kit;
nicely fun lnished. Call DU. 1-6S93.
COLORED-s.E.. room and kitchen,
neatly furnished apartment. Call
ColoREbMsEvERAL q ETIs 1-bedrm., ~ liv.
rm. kitchen and bath apts. WILL
LoUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO., Ii.
CoIoRED-I5o TENN. AVE. N.E.-s
newly decorated; adults Oen only. p''A
COLORED-ISth AND KALORAMA
RD.-One-rm. and kit. apt. DU
7-0656 10 to z pm.
COLORED-3 RMS. pvt. kitchen.
nicely furnished, pvt. entr.; suitable
3-4. RA. 6-192S. -2S
Evening star., 1953-11-27
APIS. UNEURN.-YA. iconf. !

ARLINGTON, Rosslyn area--Lovely
2-bedrm. apt: SSS. incl. gas; at bus.
IA. 7-076s. 1900 No. Oak st. --27
ARL.. excellent neighborhood; / and
2 bedrms.; Arlington Hall. Pentagon,
Navy Annex, 10 minutes to d. c.
$3.50 and S95, all utils, except elec.
Mr.. Glebe rd., 4014 Columbia pike.
GOODWIN COURTS Two-bedroom
aut., available Nov. 81. Key at
1885 Lee hwy, Falls Church, Va.
ARLINGTON. 8. Taylor st.-one and
two bedrms.. $50 to sos, incl. utiis.;
nr: bus and schools. Mgr. IA.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. with all
utils;; sos per month. Call KI.
ARLINGTON. fl2ISG; nr. pentason-I.bed-
Tm; sPt., :, s7a So incl. al utils. "a.
19 w. Chapman St
! bedrm., paneled dinette; all-elec.
tiled kit: excep. large nv. rm. OV.
3-3529 or OV. 3-077S. 20
RAMBLER APT, ii miles White
House, mr.. Falls Church: 2 extra-size
bedrms., 42-ft. liv.-din. rm., kit.
tile bath. hall, closets galore. storaes
space. flrepl., spacious grounds. ga
rage; bus direct to schools: S120 mo-:
all utils. furn.: no lease req.; avail.
Dec. /. Call Sat, JE. 2-260S.
Evening star., 1953-11-27
APTs. UNEuRNIsHEp-p. c.

NEAR 21th AND PA. AVE. S.E.-Two
bedrms.; vacant: no pets: SS5 plus
gas. heat and utils. 10. 3-6Ss9,
e5Is 18th ST. NV, nr. Col. I'd
Enc. full kit, tile bath: $50. Mgr.
Apt. |. AID. 4-032S. -
I7I5 2Sth PL. S.E.--New. modern l.
bedrm. apts.; S70-SS5: SIT, freezer
top refer.. master TV. laundry rm.,
ali utils. See ianitor or call TEMPLE
REALTY CO.. 1903 K st. NV. Ex,
Lovely, G NEW MASS. AVE. APT.-
Front. living room. bedroom.
kit. bath; SlI7,50, ineluding utils,
Now. available; EN-. 2-s27l 27'
liv. rm., din.-kit comb. tile bath;
transp., shops nearby. Ii. $4,000,
CAPITOL HILL bedrms., liv. rm.,
kit. and bath; apt. Bldg. $50,
utils. incl. Call AP. 7-S9i7 sitter 4.
1880 BELMONT ST. N.W.-Bedrm
apt; self-service elevator bldg; very
conveniently located. See ianltor'
wv
Evening star., 1953-11-27

APTs. UNEURNlsHEp-Mp.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21
Entertain Visitors
From Chicago

Miss Amanda BYRD, S692 Third
ave, g., spent the weekend Of
August 7 in Rockford, M, visit
lMg her brother while she was
there, Mr.. Gordon Jones and Mr.
and Mrs, James Morris OF Chit
eagu. motored down and accom-.
painted her back 10 Minneapolis.
Enruute home, they stopped at
the Wisconsin pells and took the
two hour scenic boat ride,
white In the city. Mr. Jones 10
staying At tho home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Brown, STtO Fourth
Ave. O.. and Mr.. and Mira Morris
were the house guests Of Miss
byrd,
Many social courtesiSs were sx'
tended the visitors. on Saturday
evening, August IS, Miss Byrd
was hostess az q barbecue supper
honoring her guests, at the home
% MIR, and Mrs, Edward Brown,
aTA0 Fourth Ave =, other guests
Included the Mines Henrietta
Williams, Viola Madden, Josephine
Brown, Kathryn Smith, MT and
Mrs, Edward Brown and Meaara
Ramon sisSon and Clarence
Smith.
The James Morris returned 20
their home on Sunday. August 10
and were accompanied by tho
Dean family.
Miss Byrd. Mines, 2illah Waters
and Kathryn Smith and Mr.. Cor
don Jones motorsd TO Duluth, on
Sunday, August 10, and were
Joined there by Mrs. George Cox
and Williams Prince, The party
then motored up TO the North
Shore and enjoyed q picnic lunch,
From there they went 20 Two
HarboTR, MINI, and viewed the
ore docks. They then returned
home by way Of Park Point.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21

st. Louis, Mo-, arrived In the city
by plane Sunday. August IS, to be
at the bedside Of her mother, Mrs,
Jessie jackson. who Ia critically
III at the Lady Of Good Counsel
Home In St. Paul. Mrs ATte
Briggs OF Cleveland. another
daughter, arrived on Tuesday,
August Is. Mrs. McwilIiams and
Mrs. Briggs are the house guests
Of their niece. Mrs. Helen Smith
Of 97s Bryant Ave. N.
Pittsburgh Visitor; Miss Annie
BrRxton OF Pittsburgh. Pa, Is the
house guest Of her cousin, Mrs
Alice CBrowniel Fort, 3s0s Port =
land Ave. and will spend ten days
In the city.
Visits Family Mr.. Don Vernon
OF Washington, y. C., son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene JohnigRn 2siO
Clinton Ave. arrived by plane on
Saturday. August 10 for a weeks
visit.
Family DInneri In honor of
their son, Mr. Don Vernon. Mr.
and Mrs, Eugene Johnigan, 2siO
Clinton Ave, entertained at
family dinner on Sunday, August
10. other guests included Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
Bobby Randall. Mrs Minerva
Wiley, Leon Johnigan and grand.
children.
New Brother; Danny Jr., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Swain Sir,
20 Hyland Ave. N. has a new
playmate and brother. Baby
Swain was born Wednesday. Aug.
ust 10 In Maternity hospital.
weighing eight pounds and 10
ounces. No name has been chosen
for the newcomer. Maternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell q. Underwood and pa
ternal grandmother In Mrs. Mary
Swain.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

RetuFn HOnNci Mr., and Mrs
Benny King, S2I I.yndalo Ave, N,
returned home Sunday, August y,
from q motor trip which Included
Washington. u, C., Baltimore,
Nd, and Pittsburgh. Pa, whore
they visited friends and they re-
port a very pleasant and interest
ing trip was enjoyed,
Attend ShriRe CenclaVeI Mr..
Leonard Madden. STST Fourth
Ave. g., left by motor Friday,
August IL. for Denver, Colo, 20
attend the Imperial Council
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine con.
Clave, which Ia assembling in that
city August 10 through the slSt,
From these Mr.. Madden win Wait
relatives and friends In Kansas
city and Oklahoma,
visit PAFrRtai Mr.. and Mira.
Charles McCaddcn ana two sons,
william and John Of Tlakeegs,
Ala. accompanied by Or Clarence
G. Allen and Miss L. LtoA Of
Tuaksega, arrived In the city by
motor on Sunday, August 10 and
are the house guests Of the Nc.
Caddsn's parents, MT and MIRA,
John Cooke. a8lT Chicago Ave,
The party win spend two weeks
In the city
out ~ Hospitals Friends are
glad 10 hear that Mr., sidney An.
iernon, Saia Fourth Ave. a.. has
returned from Mt. sinai hospital
after two weeks stay and Ia now
rUcuperating nj home, lie II draft.
ing supervisor az General Mills,
Vacati0MlARI Mr. and Mrs, Ar.
thur Henry Of 2A2S Fourth Ave,
n, are now vacatlong In Hot
Springs, Arb, Houston and ".
Worth. Texas,
Family GUestai Mrs, Herbert
A. Robinson dolores BeaHlsyl,
and infant daughter, DorNen. are
visiting In the city. due 20 the
illness Of her mother and grand.
mother, MFa. Charles neamley,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21

S70t Fourth Ave, 3,
Visits Husbands Mrs James NJ.
McRas Of TuSkeoge. Ala arrived
In the city Thursday evening,
August n for . weeks viait with
her husband, Ii. James McRae,
seas Firth Ave, y, Mra McItAe 10
student In the School Of Nurp-
ing TNlAkeegn Institute, Ala.
uRderGOCa SuFgeFyi Mr., Frank
Terry, SSi2 First Ave, g., In In
F'Airview hospital where he under
went surgery, HiA condition 10
good and he expects TO return
home In the next few days
suFpFlsNdl Mr. and Mrs. Egbert
Brady and family, S72e Firth Ave,
g., were made very happy on Mon
dayA August TO- when Mru,
Brady'a parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Johnson Of a. Louis, Mo-.
paid them q surprise visit. Tho
Johnsons left by motor for their
home on Friday, August IL,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21

Return From Vacation: Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Poole sr., 3OS2
Fourth Ave. s., and Mrs. Flossie
l. Harris and daughter, Lesly
Diane, 1897 Clinton Ave. return.
ed home on Saturday. August IS
from vacationing in Idlewild,
Mich.
Keys Circle: The Keys Circle Of
Border NJ. K. Church met in the
Social Room Of the Sumner Field
Housing Project, with Mrs. Myr-
tie Banks, 1851 Bryant Ave. N.
as hostess. Report Of the rummage
sale was made and plans were dis
cussed for a tea 10 be held some
time in October. The next meeting
win be held on Tuesday. septem-
Der 2, at the home Of Mrs. Hardy
White. 4042 Clinton Ave. A de-
licious lunch was served by the
hostess.
Morocco Club: The Morocco
Club met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Roberts. 2lOT Fifth
Ave. s., Minneapolis. on August
IS. Mr.. Eddie Green, Mrs. Caro-.
line Rumph and Mr.. and Mrs.
Deane Soeese were welcomed into
the club az new members.
Attend shrine Convention: Rev
and Mrs. II. w. Bolts Sr.. 1919
Lyndale Ave. No, left Friday,
August IL for Denver. Colo.
where they will attend the Shrine
convention.
Attends Elk Convention: Mr..
Cecil G. Taylor, $40 Emerson
Ave. NJ. Exalted Ruler Of Ames
Lodge No. 100, IBPoEw, left
Wednesday. August 10. for At.
lanta, Ca, to attend the Elks Ma.
tional Convention. From there he
will go to Kansas City and other
points.
In Hospital: Mr. Edgar Jack
son, 9S2 Bryant Ave. NJ. suffered
a heart attack on Thursday. Aug.
49, and was rushed to Fairview
hospital. His condition is fair.
VRcatiOned In Louisiana: Mr..
and Mrs. Thelma Jenkins, 334 Il,
3sth St. returned home on Sun
day, August IS, after spending
two weeks mentioning in Cot
ton Valley. Minden and shreve-
port. La. Mrs. Ode Williams and
two sons returned with them and
vii visit relatives in the city.
Spend Weekend In Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chatham.
$50 AldTich Ave ~, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Chatham and niece,
Barbara Jean Of Dallas, Tex. and
Miss Dorothy Erricks Of 800 Oak
Lake Ave. NJ, motored TO Chicago
and Milwaukee on Friday, August
II, to spend the week end. From
Chicago, the Robert Chathams
and Miss Erricks motored 20 Mil
waukee and were the guests Of
former Minneapolitans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tese Smallwood.
Mother Critically IN; Mrs.
Blanche Patterson Mcwilliams of