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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30
Beautiful Bellevue Forest

Beautiful Bellevue Forest
One Of No. Arlington's newer, exclu-
sive areas and located Just off new
super Lorcom lane and Geo. Wash.
DR.. Magnificent brick and stone
front rambler. Attractive wide bay
window in liv. rn. Center-hall entr.
Delightful porch. Biz modern kit.
complete with all extras. 3 oedrms.,
2 tile baths. Full basement with
rec. rm. firepl.,. picture window; q
car garage. Priced fairly with com
parable adjoining properties. EX-
CELLENT TERMS. Phone ia. 10000
fOr amt IN incnert
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LUXURY PLUS VALUE

S34, 5OO--WOODS1DE PARK
Here is THE complete Colonial in
Silver Springs most desirable 70
liv. rm. with wall space for all
your furn. needs, and q fireplace
that is a beaut. piece of furn. in
itself; paneled den, side scrnd. pch.,
"a bath, party-size din. m, coInpl.
mod. kit. with built-in brkfst. table,
detail; 2nd A. features a master
bedrm. with sep. dressing r'n. and
full bath; > more Lwin-size bedrms.
and full bath plus stairs to lge.
storage attic; full bsmt with Law.
and built-in gar; $4,000 49,
loan available.
z p RIANCHARn III S-krh1 ,tiI q
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OPEN SUM-, 1-6
129 LEXINGTON DIR.

We believe this residence to be the
true show place Of suburban Mont
gomery County. Almost i2-acre
corner, the beautifully planned set
ting gives full benefit Of the prevail
ing southerly breeze, creating q
natural air-cooling system that re-
quireS heating even in summer
months. Situated ! blk. from St.
Bernadette's parochial and Pine
Crest public schools, the location
offers every convenience. Floor plan
provides GIFT. liv. rm. with bay
window, country Sized din. rm. with
picturesque bay window, opening to
private and screened porch. Long
hallway, effectively separating liv-
ing from sleeping quarters. Partial
~ tiled kit. and sep. breakfast room
3 spacious bedrmS. Il paneled in
Florida cypresS) and 2 baths. Full
basement with paneled rec. rm
maids quarters, laundry Fm and
game room and workshop. ? wood
burning flreplS.. Gear. detached ga
rage. Heavy Buckingham slate roof.
The fortunate purchaser Of this fine
so days. Price. SGT. 800.
TO REACH: Out Colesville I'd. to
Four Corners. right J block to Lex
tngton dr.. left on Lexington and
bear right, to signs and property.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
e42 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
.Ju R.3010 till q n m
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z F. BLANCHARD, JU. s-5757 til .
3-Bedrm. Ramb.-$11, $50
Fenced COrner

This house has large CT loan at
40 on 1t with payments of $40.
1t is located in Kensingtons incest
residential section: two blocks from
2-669m for details.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES, INC.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
down-Bellehaven l lge.
S DapdaS Sea s WIZ Biz sf S, 1fdrT Two eS
bedrm. ramblers with big beaut. nv.
rm. Close in but very secluded
Total price. $4,000. DIR: Out
Central ave. past Addison I'd. I blk.
to Barney's Market, right to Belle
haven homes.
Doug. M. Smiley, Inc.
UN. 1890. AP. 1920. UN. 4-6710
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+! SHOCKEY BUYS \!
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 6
CIT WE'D CDDTNG

941O WIRE AVE.
Nearly new, brick Cape Cod, with
bedrm., "a bath down; 2 bedrms..
bath up; full bSmt.; good lot; close
to schools and transp. Newly re-
decorated. Priced at $4,000. Terms
available.
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The INCEST Home in
Chillum

TOP Sheridan St.-$17,95
BETTER THAN NEW-A model of
perfection in housekeeping and
tasteful decoration: suitable for large
or small family; built in 1851 for
comfort, gracious living and con-
venience, in splendid neighbour
hood. Convenient terms of pur-
chase. MR.. TAYLOR. OIL. 4-3462.
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HILLTOP RAMBLER

TILL 1Of IAMbIEh
Just outside. Arlington County in the
neatest little group of homes around,
This particular one is vacant and
bedrms.. mod. bath. Attractive liv.
rn., combination dining-kit. with
breakfast bar. $1,000 fence, shade
trees galore. $4,000 down payment
required, full price $1395O. You'll
buy it when you see 1t. Call IA.
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PICTURE-BOOK STYLE

CLOSE IN, "a ACRE
OF quiet and peacefulness in a most
attractive setting near Arlington
boulevard. Custom-built brick and
. frame rambler featuring large liv
rm. with firepl. and beamed ceiling
2 twin-siZe bedrmS., stairway To
Bird bedrm. UP. Separate laundry
h I'm; oId extraalaree ~; Gas radiant
respect. Priced for immediate sale
Terms availahle. Won't last long.
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THIS is TT

Lovely Diet. masonry 2-bedrm bunga-
low. nestled among beautiful shade
trees. and "Out of this world land
rm.. equipped kit, knotty pine recr.
rm.. oil heat. Only S13,95O Call
Mr.. Clark. Ii. 4-4443.
DOUG. M. SMILEY, INC.
UN. 1890. UN. 4.671O Al
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3OO9 DAUPHIN AVE.

A newly-decorated, 2-bedrm. bung ;
lge. fenced lot; storm windows;
close to parochial and public
TO reach: Out Vters Mil I'd. to
Newport Mil rd.. right On Dauphin
to house.
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NEAR WASH. GOLF
AND COUNTRY CIIIR

1A4ND OOO4N II OIOb
A. smart newer area in the heart o.
bedrm. brk. rambler, Z fuli tile baths
smart liv. rm. with picture window
and firepl, kit equipped with al
the latest. Oversize screened porch
beautiful rolling lawn, complete will
blooming roses. This home is vacan
today by calling ia. 10000. or com,
by the office.
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CAPITAL, HEIGHTS
COLLEGE PARK PROPER

$500 pARTMouTH i AVE 1
You must see this attractive Cape
Cod on large corner lot. rooms on
1st. a., . lge. bedrms. and bath on
End. Full finished apt. in bsrnt. and
UN. 4-S7S7,
Owner must sell this attractive q
story brick Colonial. Priced to sell
immediately. See this one today.
3-apt. brick, "a blk. off blvd. This
3-story home with income is priced
to sell. Phone for appt. HA. 2-7258.
COHEE REALTY co.
IUN. 4-7255 UN. 4-s7s7 HA. 2-725s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Whereabouts OF Douglass
Teachers For The Summer

Mrs. Mizpah S. Crutchfield Key
West
George Dean Key West
Doris Miller Key West. She will
however, vacation in North Caro-.
lima.
Carrye E. Minor Jensen Beach,
Florida
Milton Thompson Key West. He
will, however, visit in Tampa, Flor
ida and North Caroline.
Alfred Saunders Florida A and
NJ College, Tallahassee, Fla.
Alphonso Dean Key West
Mrs. Evelyn Robbins Key West
Roy A. Allen VIII be in Key
West for a short time after which
he viii report to Sanford. Florida,
where he will serve as principal of
that high school.
The addresses of any of the
teachers viii be found in the prime
ipal's office OF Douglass High
School. Mrs. Evelyn Robbins is on
duty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
A note Of thanks by Delegate
Geneva Hannibal Walton

Geneva Hannibal Walton
Attending the 23rd Annual En-
campment of the Veterans of For
eign Wars of Florida in Tallahas-
see would not have been possible
were it not for the tremendous
support and excellent cooperation
of Auxiliary 602l.
To you l offer my thanks and
best regards.
| hope that each of you will de-
rive an inspiration from my report
which will enable you to do a bet
ter job next year and win more
awards.
Department Of Florida 23rd
Annual State v. r. w. Enesmp-
ment June 1871, 1853
/ arrived in Tallahassee Friday
morning $3.50.
Registration took place from
$3.50 a. m. $50 a. m. at The Flor
idian Hotel.
1920 a. m. 1900 a. m. The
Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars opened the bust
ness session Friday morning with
a presentation of banners and flags
at the Floridian Hotel.
Mrs. Estelle L. Buschena of st.
Petersburg, department president
president, called the meeting to
order and presided over the V. F,
w. Encampment Women's Sessions
which lasted three days.
Greetings were extended to the
president and encampment attend
ants by the American Legion De-
partment and local units of the
Daughters of the Confederacy.
Memorial services were held in
honor of deceased members.
After the charter was draped an
impressive ceremony was given
during which Mrs. Buschena plac-
ed white flowers on the altar while
the names OF q deceased men,
bers of different auxiliaries were
read.
Later, past department presi-
dents we're escorted into the room
and introduced. They entered wear
ing red, white and blue bonnets
accompanied by the music Of
"SunbOnnet Sue"
Reports were given by Mrs. Nan
meta Lowery, senior vice president,
Mrs. Bernice Shuman, junior vice
president and Mrs. Ruby Hedge
peth, chaplain.
An instructive talk was given by
the national representative, Mrs.
Mildred B. Emanuelson, national
chief of staff. She informed the
group that there are now 365,0O0
auxiliary members, $4,000 of whom
were gained this year.
She reported that a great amount
OF work has been done in veteran
hospitals, in veteran rehabilita-
ton and cancer research. She said
that volunteer workers had accum-
ulated 100, 600 hours with the Vet
Grams Administration of Volunteer
Service.
Friday night the delegates enjoy
ed fish fry and dance at the Le-
gion Home, with about Is Negro
delegates being entertained at the
Sneed.Franklin American Legion
Post.
There were two Colored delegates
from West Palm Beach in the per-
sons of Miss Dorothy NJ. Butler,
president, and Mrs. Bride. wife of
DR.. Bride,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Friends Serve
Wedding Supper

A most sumptuous wedding sup
per was served to a number of out
of town wedding guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cleare,
Wednesday, June II.
The menu which consisted OF
baked fish, scalloped potatoes, mix
ed vegetable salad, hot rolls, cof-
fee and assorted drinks was served
to Mrs. Martha Coleman. Mrs.
Antoinette Owen, Mrs. La Rena
Allen, Mrs. Florence Mayes, Mrs.
Florence Crompton, Mrs. Franka
Blackman. Warren Blackman. Miss
Beverly Howell, Miss Gloria Diana
Allen. Miss Wanda Allen, Albee Al
len. Rodney Owen, Mrs. Corrine
Braddock, Miss Mildred Williams,
Marcia Coleman, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donzel Leggett. Jr.
Those responsible for the supper
were Mrs. Katherine Cleare, Miss
ldalene Cleare and Mrs. Elizabeth
Cash.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27

Well, school is now closed and
I'm up a tree for news as most of
the community life is centered
around the school. shall be happy,
however, to keep yJu posted on all
summer activities of the personnel
of this institution which is Doug
lass.
AS walk down the streets In
search of news l am often APP
preached as to the whereabouts of
different ones. In order to ease
your minds, shall acquaint you
with facts as far as | am able to
do so.
Following is list of the teachers
and their locations.
Miss Ruth Rodgers Key West
Mrs. Lorraine Lewis Key West
Mrs. Mary Steele Thompson. Kew
West for the present time. She will,
however, vacation in Tampa, Fla,
and North Carolina.
Miss Enid Thompson Coconut
Grove
Miss Edith Watts Hampton. Va.
Miss Mercedes Hannibal Flor
ida A and NJ College, Tallahassee,
Florida
Mrs. Mildred Brown Harris Key
West. She will vacation at Rich
mond, Virginia.
Mrs, Shula Alexander Florida
A and NJ College, Tallahassee.
Florida
Mrs. vandelene Edwards Key
West, Florida
Mrs. Harriet ChipchaSe Key
West. She bought a new home and
is now located at the corner of
Thomas Street and Truman Ave.
nue..
Alfredo Sands New York City
Theodore Sands Key West, Fla.
Wiuifred Sands johnson Key
West
Isabel Sands New York City
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Daughters OF Elks
Entertain On Sat.

The Daughters of ElkS of Coral
City Temple No. 400, held its An
iversary and Coronation Dance
Saturday June 20, at the v. F. w.
American Legion Hall.
An overlooking crowd danced to
the music of Chipchase and his
boys.
Daughter Lucille Thompson had
the honor of being crowned "Queen
of Elks" by District Deputy Marie
White of Miami. The runner ups
were Daughter Mercedes Branch,
Daughter Ethel Matthews and Dau-
ghter Alice Deveaux. All contest
ants were given cash prizes at the
regular meeting Tuesday, June q.
Several Daughters of Greater
Miami Temple accompanied the
Deputy to the city.
The following officers for the en-
suing year were installed by Dis
trict Deputy Marie White:
Mrs. Annie Tynes -- Daughter
Ruler
Mrs. Almenus Dean -- Recording
Secretary
Mrs. Tomasa Marrero Trea-
surer
Mrs. Lenora Edwards Tyler -
Escort
Mrs. Mercedes Branch -- Door
keeper
Miss Mary Roberts Mistress
Of Social Session
Mrs. Annie Tynes was elected
delegate TO the National Con-
vention which will convene In At
lanta. Georgia, in the early part
of August.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
RAYMOND BuinS
Are Visiting

Raymond Balm, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. David Balm, 223 Eneas Lane
and his lovely bride, the former
Miss RoSena Lambeek Of Savan-
nah, Georgia. are honey nooning in
Havana, Cuba.
After the honeymoon. Sir and
Mrs. Balm will spend q short va
cation in the cry with relatives
and friends. They VIII then 90 %
Savannah where they plan making
their home. Mrs BAN IS employed
In the school system q Savannah
as . high school English teacher
and Balm Is az INSURANCE executive
s.--=~-a----as-s
Mrs. Cori,ba StsIlworih. a teach
er Of College Hi Elementary
School. Tampa. Florida. is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Gates. 81
Whitehead Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Mrs. T.L.Lang
Is WenKnOwn
ToKey Westers

The photo appearing on this page
should be of particular inter-
est to all former students of Flor
ida A and NJ College and to the
community in general. Photo l in
which Mrs. T. l. Lang is pictured
has quite a bit of history behind it
to Key WesterS. Mrs. Lang was
born and reared in Key West. She
went as far in her schooling as the
schools of Monroe County would
carry her and then went to Flor
ida A and M College where she
completed the course offered there
in 1903. The school was then known
as the Colored Normal School.
Thus, it was from a normal school
and not a college that she was
qualified to teach.
AFTER completing this course she
returned to her native city to
teach. Hundreds of boys and girls
passed through the hands of Miss
Teresa as she was most affection
ately known. While in Key West,
she taught English, mathematics
and history in the junior high
school. Douglass was not yet a
senior high school.
After a time Miss Lang married
DR.. Kershaw who also came to
Key West where he practiced med
icine for a number of years. Dur
ing the first Influenza epidemic
which occurred after World War l,
he made quite a name for himself
in the city for his advanced meth
DDS in treating the patients afflict-
ed with this deadly disease and
saving numerous lives.
Mrs. Lang and the late DR.. Ker-
shaw are the parents of two sons,
Joseph and Everett who are well
educated young men engaged in
teaching in Florida. Joseph is an
outstanding athletic coach at Book
er T. Washington High School of
Miami, Florida.
Mrs. Lang is now employed in
the academic department of Flor
ida A and NJ College where she
teaches history and mathematics.
The photo was made at Famcee
in honor of her receiving of the
so year medal, having graduated
in the class of '03.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Mrs. G. II. Walton Reports
On WV Annual Encampment

Delegates from Key West were
Mrs. Edna Carey, president; Miss
Mercedes Hannibal and Mrs. Gen.
eva Hannibal Walton.
On Saturday, June 20, Lee Nc.
AliSter, senior vice commander of
West Palm Beach presented a hos
pital service award certificate to
Auxiliary 6O21 of Key West, Florida.
The chaplain of 6O21 will also re-
ceive certificate for one of the
most outstanding reports at the
session.
Saturday was the most signifi-
cant day of the convention with a
military parade, talk by Nation
al Commander James w. Cothran
and the presence and talk by Man.
uel j. Fernandez, the Nations sec.
ond leading jet ace-who received
special State of Florida citation.
Sunday 900 a. m. 11:OO a. m.
Memorial services were held at the
Florida State Theater, at which
time names of the deceased were
read. Among them was that of
George e. Johnson of Key West.
1870 a. m. 1890 p. m. - Bust
ness Session
1890 p. m. 1870 p. m. - Recess
100 p. m. 900 p. m. - BUSH
ness Session Closing of the Auxili-
airy
Mrs. Marie Gibbs gave a report
showing that Auxiliary members
had worked total of Its hours
on a voluntary basis in hospital
work during the past year. In ad-
dition, this years pages were a.
warded prizes by Mrs. EStelle Bus
chena. A quiz question program
was handled by the National Chief
of Staff who was awarded prize
by the Past Presidents Club.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars elected the
following officers on the conclud-
ing day of the convention:
President Mrs. Nanneta Lowery,
Vero Beach
Senior Vice President Mrs.
Bernice Shuman, Miami
Junior Vice President Mrs.
Ruby Hedgepeth
Secretary Mrs. Ruby McLain
Treasurer -- Mrs. Virginia Brown
COnductreSs Mrs. Sara Jane
Cooke, Tallahassee
Guard - Dean O'Keefe, Miami
Legislative Chairman - Dorothy
Wimbrow
Chaplain - Mrs. Mary Frances
Caldwell, Sarasota
Chief of Staff Mrs. Bertha
Kingsley, De Land
Orlando Post 2093 and its auxili-
airy won both the State and Nation
al American Service Award.
Second State and National honors
went to West Palm Beach Post
1872 and its auxiliary. Third and
fourth place plaques went to Fort
Pierce Post 1904 and Bay Pines
1922 respectively.
The V. F. W. delegates chose
Lakeland as the site of the 1876
annual encampment.
Convention activities came to a
close Sunday afternoon with the
reading of final reports and the
awarding of prizes to outstanding
members.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27

Vincent Butler Of New York City,
Lionel Butler Of Brooklyn. New
York, and William Pittman of Fort
Jackson, South Carolina. attended
their brothers funeral in the city
Sunday.
Their brother was the late Oliver
Butler whose death was the result
of a fatal plunge from a ships
mast at Albury Docks, Miami
Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
CLUB NOTES

Everything is jus, going swell al
the Service Center. III Whitehead
Street.. Guys and gals are turning
out in large numbers every night
10 enjoy the many activities plan.
ned for them.
The hottest thing on the aEenda Is
'The Pedalpgshers Dance sehe.
duled for July /. II ynu don't have
pedalpusbefs, come just the same.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Mrs. Sands Visits

Mrs. Ida Thomas Sands. wife of
Erskine Sands. 2l3 Amelia Street.
is touring the north for a period of
six weeks. Her major interest will
be in New York City where she
win take . short course in nursing
al Presbyterian Hospital. While in
New York she viii be a guest OF
her sister. Miss Ruth Thomas, a
very popular beautician.
From New York she will 20 TO
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, where
she will be the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Gloria Rose Dixon.
On the last leg Of her trip she
viii visit Mrs. Gordon, . govern.
ment employee, in Washington,
D. C..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
NOTICE

Installation services for Walter
Mickens Post 602l- American Le-
gions viii be held at the V. r. W.
American Legion Hall on Emma
Street. Sunday. June q at 100
p, m, The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
DEATHS

Funeral services for Mrs. Jose
phine &. Valdez, So, 6l3 Thomas
Street, who died Tuesday in Mon
roe General Hospital were conduct
ed Thursday afternoon from the
Primitive Baptist Church.
Mrs. Valdez is survived BY a son.
Anthony Valdez and several
grandchildren.
Interment was in the City Gene
terry.
David Williams. S, 1925 White
head ST. died Thursday in Monroe
General Hospital after a very short
Illness.
David is survived by his mother.
Mrs. Annie Laurie Williams and
several sisters and brother.
Funeral services viii be conduct
ed Sunday at 4 O'Clock p. IN.
interment will be in the City
Cemetery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
THANKS

Mrs. Jessie Sawyer. &c Fort
Village, wishes TO thank her neigh
borS, friends, and church members
for their many kind deeds during
her period Of illness.
Your many gifts of groceries.
flowers and other necessities viii
long be remembered.
The family of late Oliver But
Ter wishes to thank their friends
for their many kind acts during
their period Of bereavement They
wish to extend special thanks 20
Rev George ". Allen. pastor Of the
church and to the Francis Funeral
Home OF Miami. Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27

Mrs. Willie Mae Thompson of
Miami. Florida. spent the weekend
with her family at 324 Truman Ave
nue..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27

Citizen Want Ads Pay Off
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-09
It's Il; !; t. t!!.h.!eg,.LAW
PMseTtD As A PUBLIC k4A MsppeTos SAN
SING y WE A ~ s0nauU
Q KNOW YOUR INDoRSERs

Let's see the check said Hank
the service station operator The
stranger handed him a check made
out to Ray Gay for 500 and signed
by John Jones.
Sure I know John Jones" said
Hank DO business with him all
the time-good as gold I'll be
glad to cash it for you. Just endorse
it
Later the bank returned the
check. The stranger who had sign
ed the name Ray Gay" on the back
of the check was not Ray Gay Hank
had failed to identify the endorser
of the check and had no idea where
the stranger could be found AS a
result he was out on one tire and
$40
Check Is Worthless
The next week a friend, Rex Fen
ders, came in, ordered SO worth of
gas and handed Hank a $50 check
payable to Pete Smith, and signed
Miller Aluminium Co Inc, James
Rate President
On the back across the top were
the signatures: Pete Smith, Rex
Tenders"
Hank gave his friend the SAT
change This check. too, turned
out to be worthless there being no
Miller Aluminium Co in existence
But this time Hank was protected
He collected the $50 from Rex Fen
ders.
It's the law that anyone who in
dorses a check warrants that the
check is good and that all sigma
lures thereon are genuine Where it
turns out that a check is worthless
or where the signature of the max
er or one of the indorsers has been
forged, the person holding one
check may collect back the amount
of the check from the last indorser
Obviously if the holder doesn't
know the last endorser or where he
is hi chances of collecting are poor
Know your endorser
This column is written to in
form not advise. Facts may change
the applica ton OF the law
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-09
Nisei Pc. Teacher

WINNETKA, Ill, Dec. 9-Yukio
Matsumoto of Chicago has been
named physical education instruc-
tor at Winnetka high school
Matsumoto, a University of Illi-
nois graduate. was active at the
Navy Pier campus during his first
two years and was honored during
his second year by being selected
athlete of the Year"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-09
Varied Activities
Await NetlOdiStS

The local Methodist Mems group
became officially affiliated with
thousands of Methodist Mems units
throughout America when 1t re
Gently received its charter from the
national office of lay activities of
the Methodist church This char
ter viii be presented at an all
church banquet in January
Eddie Shimomura is the president
Roy Tanagi secretary. and Min
Kanazawa. treasurer
At the present time. the Mems
group is working Wednesday nights
fixing the Sunday School rooms
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-09

The December meeting of the
WSCS viii be at pm Friday, Dec.
Il in sunni Kuriyamas home. The
guest speaker will be the Rev Char
les w Fisher pastor of the Queen
Anne Methodist church and former
missionary TO Japan