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Evening star., 1953-01-11
ARLINGTON NORTH
LUXURY RAMBLER

FALLS CHURCH
GRACIOUS LIVING
SOL CLEvE. DRIVE
Exauisitely decorated lO-mo. -old
brick rambler, featuring lge. liv.
rm. with flrepl.. lge. dining ell, fully
equip: kit, 3 lge. bedrms., 2 baths,
attached garage with util. rm. nice
lot. Asking S24,600; excellent a.
nancing.
Directions: Across Memorial Bridge
and out Arlington blvd. (Rt. 6O) to
Seven Corners. turn right on Hill
wood ave-. 60 to Cleve. drive, turn
left' proceed to open sign.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINoToN-FALlS CHURCH
OPEN 8 HOURS
2-5

Drive to Mclean via Chain Bridge
rd. or Old Dominion DIR. Continue
west on Chain Bridge I'd. taway from
Wash.) about u mi. to Davidson I'd
SOMETHING DIFFERENT. Cor
geous grounds dts q miniature es-
tate). 2 bedrms. and nursery. ltv
rm., sep. din. rm.; oil h.-w.h. As.
sumo lge. first trust. Balance on
terms. Full price only $13,950. MT
Gordon on premises.
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OPEN OZARK
AN AMERICAN CUSTOM

AN AMERICAN CUSTOM
Is home ownership. You live IN
America, so why not own 3 piece
of it? You will be proud to own
this property. On the LIST floor
there is a lge. liv. rm. with mantled
fireplace; the din. rm. is full size;
very cheerful kit; the downstairs
bedrm. can serve as den or sleeping
room and Is complete with bath.
A stairway to 2 more twin-size
bedrms. and End complete bath.
Particularly interesting Is the bsmt.
End firepi. and powder rm. Home
Is in Garden City on . corner lot.
Directions: Drive out Lee hwy. "a
mi. past Glebe rd.. right on Fla. 2
blocks to 25th rd., right / block to
$500 and open sign. Mr.. Moore on
nremisea
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AHLINGTON-NORTH
GARDEN CITY
AURORA HILLS
OFFERS

TODAY'S BEST BUY
JEFFERSON Ark
BEDROOM. 2-BATH BRICK
HOME, LESS THAN 2 YEARS
OLD: BUILT-IN GARAGE.
SCHOOLS; FINE FOR sERV-
ICENiEN. S26,950; GOOD
HtLExiANDR1A-4
RAMBLER, ga BATHS. ONLY
! YEAR OLD; LOCATED ON
NICE CORNER LOT; WALL
TO-WALL CARPET. HUGE
B BAsE N e N T A N D MANY
EXTRAS. 9 CAR GARAGE.
S39. $50; TERMS ARRANGED.
AURORA HILLS-4-BED
ROOM. 3lh-RATHS BRICK.
. PREWAR COLONIAL. FIN
ISHED RECREATION ROOM,
DE LUKE KITCHEN: CORNER
SHADED LOT WITH GOOD
VIEW: g CAR GARAGE;
BUILT FOR GRACIOUS LIV-
ING. S45.s00; CONVENIENT
WE HAVE A FEW FULLY
BUILDING SITES LEFT IN
AURORA HILLS.
HILLS. INC.
y 2sols sQo1lsfso sSa Arlinston Ri6Fs 6E Es; b.,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ST, 200 DN.-3-BEDRM.
cfPs Ss1of e0ny Nice e fseine: ess Gt ass aea
garage: excellent value at S12.3T5
No. no.. MARCUM REALTY, Shir-
nngton business center. Arl. Va,
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INVESTORS

INVESTORS
BRICK APT. HOUSE
Located near Pentagon with
Separ. apts., 8 separ. entrs.:
all rents approved by rent
control board.
INCOME, S265 PER MONTH
Excel. location and unusual
oppor. to secure q sure-fire
income. Price, S24,950 with
only So, 600 down. Bal. easily
nnanced. Phone now for full
information and an oppor.
TO be on the road to financial
success.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RAVENWOOD
STATELY COLONIAL

OPEN Q TIT, 8
OUTSTANDING RESIDENTIAL SEC
T1ONS OF THE METROPOLITAN
HANGED BY MANY LOVELY
TREES. First floor. center hall.
auet-sized din rm.. beautiful de
luxe kitchen with breakfast nook,
den and "a bath, large-screened
porch; 2-car garage,.. 2nd. floor, 3
lge. bedrms.. full baths, hall,
finished stairway to attic; base
ment. large-paneled recr. rm. with
hrepl.. bath, maids rfn.. finished
laundry rm. $42.150
BROKERS INVITED
M. D. FLEEGAL
BUILDER AND SELLER, TIE. 6-5275
Juniper lane. intersects
Route Z. = mile from Seven Cor
ners toward Alexandria, turn right
on Juniper, go - mile to SOB.
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AL BAKER OFFERS
FOR THE DISCRIMINATING
HOME OWNERS

FOR THE DISCRIMINATING \
HOME OWNERS !
IN EXCLUSIVE AND BEAUTIFUL
SLEEPY HOLLOW
You can enjoy security.
peace and happiness in any
one Of these three new homes
that are as modern as tomor-
row and practical as q bank.
SEE FOR YOURSELF
These glamourous. well-ar-
ranged homes that have every
thing you can ask for and at
prices that are below today's
market building prices.
Less Than 20 Min. to Wash
Yet YOU have the privacy Of
small estate" in a COM
munity of successful and pro-
fess!onal n j g h bors. Sur
rounded with gorgeous homes,
lovely trees and Handicapped
yaros. smart buyers will see
these houses which are priced
$s5,sO0, $38, 900, $4O,soo
.,s!ou You are are invited to inspect
teous sales staff is at your
PHONE K1. s-ee44 OR TIE. e-7s4s
NEW RAMBLER
$14,95O
.Groveton area. West side
Of highway. Good elevation.
EXCEL neighborhood. Lots Cox
1OS; picture windows. 8 bed
rms. liv. rm. with fireplace.
lge. equipped kit, auto. wash
ing machine. pull-down stair
way to End A.. rear porch,
storage house and many other
extras. About $4,000 down.
PHONE XII Q.RRdA OR TE -oAo
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FALLS CHURCH
MILITARY PERSONNEL


MILITARY PERSONNEL
604 BLAIR RID.
$500 down will buy this sparkling
new rambler, nearing completion.
Convenient to Pentagon and Navy
Annex.
You select all decora ting. Iiv. nm,
l2tsx17. with custom firepl.; din. rm.
Sx1 "a; kit. has de luxe stove and
refgr.. Disposall. exhaust fan, wood
cabinets, formica counters, GE auto.
washer and dryer; two lge. bedrms.
tlie oath. storage ATTIC. tool locker;
large lots; short walk to schools,
shops, bus to d. c. S16,95O.
Directions: Across 14th st. Bridge
and out Columbia. pike. past Baileys
Crossroads, continue "a mile to Blair
rd.. turn right. proceed to open sign.
w. B. WRIGHT
REALTOR-BUIL
.. 0ieDe Ro. IA. 4-0660
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Arlington's Finest Subdivision
New Georgia Colonial; built Of Phila.
roof, situated on large lot tovel
Large approx. lox12, reception hall
living room 25'6"x13'. with Mt. Ver-
non library mantel, cc~niced ceiling
large screened living porch. formal
eie5ns de1 fo'm with eoek
shelves. colored the. powder room
De luxe kitchen. YOUNGSTOWN cabi-
nets, Formica sink top, lazy Susan
base cabinet. 9-cu.-ft. self lf-defrostins
with waist-hish broiier. clock. timer,
glass-doored oven, garbage. disposal
automatic dishwasher, exhaust fan
pantry. and breakfast space.
A graceful open staircase leads to 2nd
floor. Master bedroom 25'6"x13'
bath. twin " closets. 0sfh; Three s more bed. Cd.
rooms, two Of twin size. one single,
another full tile bath. In all, 4 bed
True stairway to floored attic.
Full basement includes S6,6,xl3, recr:;
running water, fun bath. space for
In all. over i.400 50. IT. Twin Bry-
ant conditioned gas heat.
For the added comfort and protection
OF the future owner of this desir-
able home We have incorporated the
following features:
Dousias fir framing lumber, plyvo ocd
subhooring and root sheathing, 100
ampere electric service. silent mer-
curry switches, copper waterpipe.
Crane Dial-EZe faucets. 5ia-ft. bath
tub, copper fiashinss, rs" basement
height. steel-beam. construction.
Attach. earage 14'6rx22, with space
We believe this to be one of the fnest
bones in the Metropolitan Area.
PRICE, SAG, 500
shown Any Time BY Appointmsnt
Cornelius ]. Weetman
o217 Lee HWY. il. 2-29e8
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ONE OF THE BEST

ONE OF THE BEST
A nice section in the town of Vienna.
this lovely snow-white Rambler
Consists of large equipped kit, din.
rm;. liv. rm. with fireplace, 8 nice
bedrms.. Ia baths, Oil hot-air heat.
nice dry bsmt.; garage and expands
able attic; on approx. ia-acre lot
with city water and sewer, For
quick sale, only S1s,950, For appt.
call Vienna 1913.
DOVE & REVELL
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OPEN 2-DARK
AYRXANnnTA

ALEXANDRIA
CONVENIENT TO SCHOOLS
AS ARGYLE DIR.
Ultramodern white brick home. ex'
elusive neighborhood, nr; Georgs
rm, with firepi., equipped kit, :;
bedrms., 2 baths upstairs; full bsmt.
having rec. rm. with bar. firepl.
lavatory, util. area; $4,000 in trust
avail Wooded and fenced lot. Ask
ing $26,950.
Directions: From Arlandria shopping
center drive up Russell I'd. to Monti'
turn left on Argyle dr.. continue tC
open sign.
ARLINGTON NORTH
LUXURY RAMBLER
61i4 23rd ST. NORTH
From its slass-brick shower to mas
with fireplace, this magnifceni
Of the finest properties we know Of
Reception entry, step-down iv. rm.
l4x22 It,; din. rm., 10x13 IT.; (bott
lily. rm. and din. rm. have huge
IThermopane picture windows; :;
en- with breakfast nook; full bsmt. ha.
large utility area, full bath anc
33-ft. hobby. shop, besides the rec
rm.; 2-car detached garage. Man,
extras such as interior planting
box, indirect lighting, wall-to-wal
carpeting throughout. $34,95O. witt
very generous terms.
Directions: Across Key Bridge and ou
Lee hwy. past G1ebe I'd. intersection
to North NOTTINGHAM st.. turn left
60 to North 23rd ST., turn right
proceed to open sign.
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LOOK
FOR YOUR HOME HERE
IF COMMUNITY

lF COMMUNIIY
Is important to you. then you'll want
to inspect this CHARMING 2-bedrm.
allierick Al; home; Offers liv; rm.. din.
just aqd sht ki'snsn stsps Sp Sn sle ss' fSSE Ssa
rms. and bath. Just u fight steps
down to bsmt. and rec. rm. Also
offers gas heat. H-acre Handicapped
Hiot,; iot; Stn Nth rear portion fenced. Price.
A HONEY AT S15,95O
one-year-old, s.bedrm:. brick ram.
liv. rm; with log-burning f1repl..
beautiful modern kit, with built-in
disposal. 2 lge. corner bedrms.. tile
bath. full bsmt.. gas heat. storage
attic and aluminium storm windows.
Transportation l block Assume
$11.7O0 GI loan. with only S2.750
down.
Country Club Manor
Is the location of this delightful s.
year-old 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
Gift. liv. rm.. with f1repl.. din cell, /"
kit. with breakfast space, pull-down
stairway, to storage attic and a
Cony. to schools and transp. Asking
$21,250. $4,000 down.
PERFECT LOCATION
This immaculate 3-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod is located in q lovely residen-
tial community. Just / block from
bus, shopping center and elemen-
tary school and Just 3 blocks to jr.
high. Offers center entrance, liv
rm. with firepl. sep. din. rm., lovely
porch on list ist 1foor. Ss'" bee bedrms. n'Vnsd and
full bath on 2nd floor. Full dry
bsmt., gas h.-w.h. Built-in garage
and beautifully Handicapped diversified
lot. Asking $21.95O. $4,000 cash
BROADMONT
Means "The Place to Live" The
Colonel hates to leave his home, but
orders are orders. Consequently, he
is offering his very lovely 3-bedrm.
1l2-bath brick and frame Colonial
for sale. Attractive features include
center entrance, screened porch. at
tached garage, full bsmt. with
rouehed-in rec. rm. with firepl., and
picturesque 75x135 fenced lot. af-
fording exceptional privacy. Price,
S26,950. $4,000 cash.
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agcy.
JA. s-es3s. ia. 7-1779.
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OPEN 1-DARK
SUPERIOR

Room sizes in this up-to-date red
tapestry brick Colonial home; i'm
maculate throughout; big, square liv.
rm. with Colonial firepl.; sep. din.
rm.: kit. equip. with disposal and
better than average stove and refsr.
Il bath, banistered stairway to 2nd
floor to 3 bedrms. and bath; full
bsmt.. with auto. washer. Lots OF
out today via Lee hwy. to No. Under
wood St, right to No. Little Falls rd.,
right to Trinidad ST.. right to 2Sth
st., left to open house. Mr.. Osborn
on premiSee
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RIVERWOOD
3715 N. 25th RD., ARL.
Z ROOMS, 212 BATHS
$4,000
Lovely. new. det.. brk. and feld stone
Dutch Colonial home in one OF
nearby Arl.'s finest resid. neighbor-
hoods. Spacious lst-fi. center hall
plan. Has 25-ft. liv. rm. with
firepl. and adj. screened porch. 16-
It. din. rm., den. powder rm.. kit
2nd a. has left. master bedrm. and
bath. plus two loft. bedrms. and
hall bath. Stwy. to storage attic
Full bsmt.. roushed in for rec. rm
Gas heat det. gar.
OPEN SUNDAY is
Dir: Memorial Bridge, Up river or
@. w. Memorial pkwy. to Lorcom
lane. right on Lorcom lane tc
Nellie Custis dr.. right ON Nellie
Custis to Nelson St., right on Nelson
2 blocks to N. 25th rd.. left to open
house.
H. G. SMITHY co.
S11 18th st NV ST 3-33O0
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VALUES


Pine -paneled rec. rm. with bar Ice.
living rm. with mirrored fireplace.
separate dining rm., bedrms. (mas.
ter with. pvt. BATH. side screened
tras. Convenient Arlington loca-
tion. Only $50. $50. Low down pay.
ment, assume large LIST trust.
Only S15,250-Brfck rambler, fun
basement with outside entrance. liv-
ing rm. with fireplace, side screened
porch, large equipped kitchen, large
airy bedrooms. storm windows. tiled
bath; Is acre level lot. Flexible
terms.
. bath, .3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod.
Desirable N. Arlington area. Near
bus and schools. Separate dining
rn.. fireplace in living rm.. full
basement, side screened porch. Only
S17.a30: liberal terms.
G. F. WOODROE, INC.
=. 241a Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
ia. 7-l022. Open ewes. ia. 2-SlO0.
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Evening star., 1953-09-27
SAD SAMARITANS
by Norman Scott

Ever do a good turn
and regret it later?
Then meet some people
right i'm the same boat
NEa an of LasV. In Englewood,
A Colo, a kindly motorist
gave a ride to the station house
to a policeman whose patrol car
had been smashed up. On arrival
the officer gave the Good Samar-
itan a ticket for speeding and
passing a stop light.
Watchdog. A Royal Oak,
Mich, housewife, feeling sorry
for a stray dog she found on the
street, took it into her home,
then went out to buy it some dog
food. When she came back, the
canine wouldn't let her into the
house, and she had to summon
police.
Ballot Blues. In Mountain
View, Calf, Edward F. Baker
CALAMITY voted for his opponent
in the race for City Councilman.
The opponent, A. ]. Hingsberger.
won the seat - by one vote, GAP
to GAL.
On the House. An innkeeper
of Romford, England, recently
had cause to regret the helping
hand he gave to four men lug
ging a heavy barrel of beer. 1t
wasn't until the following day
that he discovered the beer had
been stolen from his own pub.
Too Real. A Santa Rosa, Calf,
storekeeper good-naturedly
helped a Boy Scout Troop set up
a camping-scene exhibit in his
show window as part of a city
wide contest. The exhibit won
first prize for realism, but the
executive had to spend the next
two days in bed nursing a head
to-toe poison-oak rash.
All for Charity. A Decatur,
ILL.,, woman who offered her serv-
ices as a volunteer worker at a
charity sale, discovered too late
that her own expensive coat had
been sold as a 5O-cent bargain.
No Justice! While rushing to
help a farmer with an ailing cow,
Evening star., 1953-09-27

a veterinarian was arrested on a
charge of passing stop sign near
Warren. Conn. After pleading
guilty, he was fined SIP by the
local Justice - the farmer who
had telephoned him for aid.
No Parking. A Little Rock,
Ark, man stopped his car to lend
a hand in taking injured persons
from the wreckage of a traffic
mishap. When he returned to his
car, he found a ticket for illegal
parking on the windshield.
Don't Annoy the animals.
After a Mexico City man leaped
to the rescue of a friend who was
being mauled by a bear at the
ZOO and shot the animal, he was
arrested and fined 2,28O pesos.
Safety First? When a fire
started in an office where she
worked, an Atlanta, Ga, woman
tossed her purse out the window
for safety, then helped other en-
ployees with the fire extinguish-
ers. She retrieved her purse later
and found it had been rifled
of $35.
Working Hours. In South
port. England, the City Council
ruled that a municipal laborer
should not be paid for the hour
and a half he was off the job and
docked him 54 cents for leaving
his job on a seaside pier to help
save a man from drowning.
Courtesy Doesn't Pay. A
Brazil, Ind, busdriver was bitten
by a passenger who objected
when the driver was alert enough
to awake him at his usual stop.
Holding the Bag. Out of the
goodness of his heart, a Talla-
hassee, Fla, man got a man out of
jail by paying his fine for passing
bad checks. Before the day was
over the man was missing - so
was $500 from his benefactor's
wallet.
Thanks, Pol. Dazed, a New
Orleans policeman saved man
from a burning building and then
booked him for aggravated as
. sault. The cop said the man
thanked" him by punching him
in the nose.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31
FORD SUNLINER
TO PACE 500
MILE RACE

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. twill
liam Clay Ford, director of Ford
Motor Company and grandson of
thelate Henry Ford, will drive a
1858 Ford Sunliner convertible TO
pace the 37th annual 500-mile
automobile race at the Indianap-
oils Motor Speedway May 80.
Selection of a Ford-built pas
senger car to lead the field across
the starting line in the Interna-
tional Classic for the fifth time
was announced by Wilbur Shaw,
president and general manager OF
the Speedway, at the traditional
pace car party Monday night
(Jan. 26) at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club.
Shaw will ride with Ford on
the pace lap, and the Sunliner,
biggest selling, convertible in
America, will be presented to the
winning driver at the annual Vic
tory Dinner the night following
the race.
Entries for the race will be &C
cepted until midnight, April IS,
and an all-time record total of
more than 80 cars probably will
be nominated. Only the 33 fast
est entries, however, will be per-
mitted to compete for the huge
purse which has exceeded $780,
600 annually for the past three
years. Time trials, beginning May
Is, will determine the starting
field.
L. D. Crusoe, general manager
of Ford Division, which produced
the pace car, said, 1--WE appreci-
ate the honor of being chosen, es-
pecially in this, Ford's 50th an
niversary year. We feel the Ford
Sunliner is the finest convertible
being made in this country - 1t
is by far the most popular in
point of sales"
Ford has been associated with
the Indianapolis race for almost
three decades and William Clay
Ford will follow his father and
two elder brothers as driver Of
the pace car for the world-famouS
event at the two-and-a-half mile
oval.
The late Henry Ford was in
tensely interested in the yearly
event and served as honorary
referee for the 1924 race. His
only son, the late Edsel Ford,
drove the 1892 pace car - a
Lincoln.
Henry Ford II, president OF
Ford, paced the 1916 race IN a
Lincoln Continental, and his
brother, Benson, Icompany vice
president and head of the Lin
colin Mercury Division, drove a
Mercury pace car in 1850.
In addition, a Ford Va pas
senger car was the pace maker
for the 1885 race.
Color of the Ford Sunliner Is
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

pace Car White" a new creamy
white exterior paint. The car will
have special trim features, center
ing around Ford's Anniversary
Gold" as an interior color mark
ing the observance of the comp
any's 50th anniversary this year.
1t will be equipped with a va
engine, Fordomatic transmission
and other standard factory-ap-
proved accessories, including the
new Coronado Deck rear wheel
mount.
Top grained leather seats are Of
"PearleScent Pace Car White"
with Anniversary Gold holsters.
The instrument panel, garnish
molding and instrument cluster
inserts are of Anniversary Gold
finish.
The thick black floor carpeting
is made of special deep pile
mohair with sponge rubber back
ing and the door panels are COW
cred with leather.
Panels just beneath the door
garnish molding are vinyl with a
black patent leather finish, and
the remainder of the panel is
covered with white and gold
leather.
The convertible top is rich
white orion fabric and has a snap
on boot of matching white orion
for use when the top is down.
Exterior body trim is stand
ard for the Ford Sunliner except
for the pace car lettering on the
sides and a new crossed flag in
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31
Musical Cocktail
Attracts Socialites

The Musical Cocktail last Sum-
day in the F1amingo Room of the
Mary Elizabeth Hotel brought
out a large number of Miami's
smarter set desbite the unusually
cold weather. The low tempera-
lures gave good opportunity to
show off gorgeous mink, platina,
silver blue jackets, capes and
stoles. So beautifully gowned
were the ladies that the setting
resembled a fashion show.
There were several large guest
parties including such hostesses
as Mrs. Georgette Campbell Of
the fashionable Georgette's Tea
Room. whose eight guests were
prominent visitors in Miami, MIR.
and Mrs. Clyde Killens who were
popular hosts to party of eight
Mrs. Evelyn Evans of the Dorsey
Hotel entertained her son and
daughter law, DIR. and Mrs.
r. E. Boggs and large party of
attra ctively attired guests.
Other parties included Mrs. Joe
Smalley of the Paradise Hotel,
DR.. and Mrs. I. P. Davis, popular
dentist-teacher couple, lovely
Ann Lindsey, Miss Omarfa Hood
Of New York City, yearly visitor
to Miami, entertained party of
eight while richly draped in a
beautiful mink cape. New York's
popular Joe Wells of Wells Bar
and Grill, and Mr.. Brown, New
York's Hotel Theresa manager,
were two of the more popular
male guests present. Mrs. Irma
Mitchell did herself justice in a
gorgeous outfit as she entertain
ed her party.
Phil Harris, popular local en-
tertainer, acted as master Of ceres
monies and put the house in a
gay mood with his amusing an
tics. Mrs. Cherry Mills drew
thunderous applause from the
audience after being persuaded to
do Danny Boy" as a request
number. Entertainers from Mi
ami Beach came in late but man
aged to get in a few numbers
which caused the audience to stay
past the closing hour. The Alec
Stephens orchestra provided
music for the dancing pleasure of
the guests.
Mrs. Eloise B. Scott, reception
list to the affair, kept everyone
happy serving hors 'doeuvres and
singing songs which pleased the
crowd.
In order not to conflict with
the forum and church services
the hour has been changed to 8
pm. to / am. for the future Sum-
day musical cocktails which are
being continued.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31
NOTICE

n answer to a number of tele-
phone calls, the Francis Funeral
Home wishes TO inform the pub
lie that we have no other interest
in any funeral home in and
around the city Of Miami. We will
announce the location Of our
branch offices on March ], 1858.
FRANCIS FUNERAL HOME
H. l.. Francis, Sr,, owner
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Mrs. Margret Adderley, an old
citizen of Miami, who is now liv-
ing in Chicago, ILL.,, was the house
guest of Miss Sarah p. Thompson
in Liberty City. While in the city
Mrs. Adderly, was kept very busy
by her many friends attending the
races, social functions and sight
seeing.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Mr.. Hilton Hanna, who was
here to visit his uncle and aunt,
left ON Saturday for his home in
Madison, Wisconsin. Enroute he
spent a day at Tuskegee Institute
and stopped in Washington, D. G.,
to fill an important engagement.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

The Rev. P. r. McCurdy, pas
tor of Matthew Chapel AME Zion
Church, has been appointed Pre-
siding Elder of the South Florida
District of his conference. His
territory extends from Key West
to Daytona Beach.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Two-year-old Rodney Walker,
entertained a large group of
friends with a birthday party
Sunday at his mothers home,
2959 NV 44th st. in Brownsville.
Many useful gifts were given
little Rodney.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Mr.. Calender Roberts, business
man of Nassau, Bahamas, made a
pop call" to Miami this week.
Arriving by PAA on Sundy even
lag, he returned on Wednesday.
He was house guest Of his sister,
Mrs. NJ. Johnson, 1881 NV LIST ct.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

sigma surrnounted by the Ford
Crest on the front fenderpanels
Just TO the rear Of The front
wheels.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Mrs. Agnes Henderson, BTW
school physical training instruc-
tor, is convalescing at home after
a recent operation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Miss Claranell Mckenzie hon.
ored her mother with a birthday
party last Saturday night.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Featured with Johnny Ray and
his show now appearing at Jack
Goldman's Clover Club are the
famous Clark Brothers, Stephen
and Jimmy, two of the most SEN
sational entertainers currently in
show business. While in this city
the Clark Brothers are stopping
at the Lord Calvert hotel. ThSy
continue to evoke great applause
from the most appreciative pa
irons who attend the Clover Club.