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FARMS

LAUREL. MD.-2O acres. long roat
frontage. phone and electric. un:
fin. houses, good neignborhood: g
s-4447. Ewes. or all day Mon No
SNAIL Ma LuFfAiRM uFARM-4o acres. located ii
northern Montgomery County OF
paved road, conv. to new super
highway; . mod. bungalows. spring
fed, stream; approx. 15 acres II II
Ss ,y. r Setscsds scaaFFR Md seas o
FOR SALE - "Eversreen"; historic
Colonial house. restored; beautiful
lawns and trees, l5o-acrs acre. tasm a
rage, etc; is miles from Annapo-
lis. e5 from Washington. H; C.
EDGAR. West River, Md. ga
$50 DOWN, $35 MO-, buys 40 acre;
old 5-rm. house. crude 1e.ln put HVagtiis 1Va.ti1
Only $3,650. WILLIAM A. COOKE
NEAR COIEsVILLE, MD.-1a-acre
swimming pool, 5 acres. .4.bedrm.
all-mod. ranch house on hill with
Tns'' Tm vIts Sis~ rep. Sat9st so.tt. SG1s din n
buiit-in oven, clothes dryer. wash
ing mach, full bsmt with work
shop. sparkling well water. Immed
poss.. priced very low. JOHN BUR
DOFT, Colesville. Md. Cali Ever
SO DN.. $40 MO-. buys for $1.25C
& acres. crude Arm. house; on state
road. power line; Z" mi. south
FOR sALEE7a-acre farm: . miles
from dual highway at Urbana. Md.
z acres woodland rest blue grass
pasture. Water in all fields. Ideal
for stock or chickens. Call Buck
65 SECLUDED AND DESERTED
ACRES in foothills Of Blue Ridge,
near Warrenton, Va. Groom mouse,
on knoll overlooking RappahanacK
River $1,000. Call OWNER, IA.
1892 or KE 3-65Sq. -23
FARM FOR SALE-Warrenton: Va
Fronting on Hwy. u. S. 20. Approx
900 acres; Ideal estate location.
Dairy, cattle Of horse farm. Elec-
tri1ed and pasture well watered.
Complete with fences, farm hldgs.,
tenant houses and main residence.
Frontage ideal for motel location,
Shown by appt. only. Call Temple
OLD STONE HOUSE, for sale. with
80 acres of land: choice location;
Phone Leesburg. Va. 766-J-2. ~
A GOOD CATTLE FARM-412 acres.
6-rm. house, barn and outbuildings.
Some valuable timber: borders on
river in Rappahanock County: Va
LETT. Edgewater 9-537e. --23
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512 TIMES RENT

Meridian Hill area-Colored-F
5-rm, units. one grim; built as apt.
bldg; corner; income, 1850. $10,-
000 cash. Call Mr.. ALLEN, ST.
3-53Il. ga
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

or more acres wanted.
contain half open land. WA. 7-65SO.
%"
PRIVATE individual wants homesite
in vic. District Hgts., Silver Hill or
Temple Hills; cash. Give all details
Box 123-R, Star. 23"
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BRADLEY HILLS

/ have 8 lots fronting directly or
Bradley lane. Just mile beyond
the intersection Of Bradley and vii.
son lane, nestled in the shade ant
quiet Of dignifled suburban area
with, water and sewer avail in the
builder is looking for $1,000 each
will buy, or if you have a TRADE
make an offer; will consider ANY.
THING reasonable. Call EN-. 2-194C
0l. 4-ON SO
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vA.-HoME AND INCOME
-15 acres, 10 acres cleared,
& In good timber. Attractive
modern 5-rm. and bath. h.w.
oil heat. Home in good cond:
Scar garage. barn and several
small outbuildings. Com
pletely fenced. . springs and
stream. also included is a
Arm. modern. and nearly new
bungalow. These homes are To-
Gated on hard surfaced road:
Price includes both houses and
acreage. Reduced to $4,000.
About $1,000 or $4,000 cash.
Priced right for quick sale.
About o3 miles from D. c,
OAKTON-S4 900; 1-acre
land, plus Arm. bungalow,
elec. icebox. gas stove, cir
culating oil stove. interior
has been completelv deco
rated. Above $1,000 cash.
balance easy terms. A year
around house. or summer
retreat. For appt. phone
Vienna ESQ. WHTTESELL
REAL ESTATE, near Oakton
(Va.l School, Hwy. 1913.
Closed Sunday.
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SILVER sPRING-one Of the very
finest commercial sites in Silver
Spring: up to 10,420 So it. Will
sell or build for suitable tenant
Don't miss this one. Call Mr.. Tay-
lor, JU. 6-9SO6 or JU. 9-3238.
RALPH j. DUFFIE
Builder Realtor
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RoCKVTLI.E-About $4,000 so. It.
commercial ground, with : small in
producing hldgs.; $4,000 50.
#. for parking. Mr. Lebling, Sats,
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-325o
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BIRDS
81. 500 DOWN

Will buy this 3-bedrm. bungalow on
lge shaded lot. Liv. rm. din rm.
wall to wall carpeting. de luxe kit
and lge. screened rear porch Priced
S13 500. STANLEY r. ROWLAND
CO. INC, 11s East Broad ST.. Falls
Church. JE. 33333; ewes, JE.
2-4u04.
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BEAUTIFUL FARM.

BEAUTIFUL FARM.
By Owner-146 acres, mostly pas
Fully equipped 20-stanchion barn,
room for 20 more. Broom modern
home; 2 bathrooms on State high
way, 45 min. to Bethesda. Call RE,
10000 TODAY for further info, or
OWNER. New Market. (Md.) 27S1.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

GREATER NV AREAS YOUR
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT? LET
US HELP YOU. CALL KIRK S
REALTY CO., REALTORS, HO.
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sEASHoRE PROPERTY

WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
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SPRING-Choice location,
comfortable living, high, safe re-
turn on investment. 3 and 4-unit
apartment buildings for immediate
sale. Call Mr.. TAYLOR. JU. 5-9S06.
RALPH J. DUFFIE
BUILDER R-REALTOR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

Send your blrthday-dAy and
month Only-yeAF not necessary
10 the Birthday Greetings Editor,
this paper. SlA Third Ave. So,
Minneapolis 10. Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

Now Home; Mr.. and Mira, wor-
thy Turner, formerly OF IiS0 I'm.
erson Ave, NJ, are now residing In
their newly purchased home ct
iti0 Knox Ave. N.
House Guests Miss Louise
Brown OF Chicago, H., arrived In
the city on Fiday evening, Sep
tember 4 and IL the house guest
OF Mr., and Mra. TelA d. Burt 2sis
nth Ave, s.
Visit FaEailyi Mrs, Eunice Jack
and brother. James Walker Of
Taylor, Ark. who came 10 the
city because % the illness Of their
mother, Mira, Sivilla Walker, who
10 at present with her daughter.
Mrs, Il Henderson Of iI2p Bryant
Ave, N. returned 10 their homo
on September .. This was the first
reunion Of all Of the immediate
family TO be held since Mrs. Hen.
dcrson has been married and IN
spite Of illness Il was a happy &C.
CASTOR.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Family Guests: DIR. Fred Bobo daughter Katherine and
Mrs Helen Crowel Of Milwaukee, Wis, the week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Bridges of $40 gehart Ave
Mrs Bridges is the mother of DR.. Bobo
Returns Home Mrs. Joyce Manning 943 St Anthony Ave
just returned home from day visit in Chicago She was
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Friends Help The
Suratts Celebrate
5th Anniversary

Mr., and Mrs. Huntlsy surrAtt,
ss3A Third Ave. g.. had the pleas.
ure Of enjoying = lovely evening
on Saturday. Sept, 0, with their
family and q few close friends who
helped 20 make their NTH wed
ding anniversary = happy one.
Mrs. surrAtt planned the five
o'clock dinner party A. q surprise
for Mr.. Surratt. A. four O'Clock
he was asked to 20 on some or
rAnds and while he was away, the
table was set and the food which
had been prepared At her mothers
home was brought In.
When he returned home and
found the dining table set with
their best china and sIIverware.
the guests all assembled. he then
realized that the surprise" was
on him. Then followed . delicious
Chineae dinner that was enjoyed
by the surratts and their guests
The evening was spent In remIn.
sscing and sOciaiIEing. Mr.. and
Mrs. surratt received some lovely
gifts. Guests who shared their
hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs E.
l.. Escue, mother and father, Miss
Doris Escue, DR. and Mrs. J.
Cradle and two daughters. Esther
and Angela, Mrs, Jessie Shepard.
Mr., and Mrs. Sidney Anderson and
Mr. Robert johnson.
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In nina eases OsSt % TN yOu win
fIhd that advertisers In thls news
pager arc tFps fFiaadS Of tls COM
ntunity.
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for about ten days,
Mexico VIultoFI Miss Helen
Waters OF Mexico City, arrived In
the city on Saturday, September
3 for = visit and II the house guest
of Mr., and Mrs, Bruce Lucas Of
1891 WayGata Blvd. MiAa Doro-
thy Waters Wilson win Join her
sister In a few days and they ex-
poet 10 remain In the city until
the end Of the month.
Visit sisters Mrs Bertha Dillard
and daughter. Mrs. Mabls Green
Of Kansas CITY, NO, who are Wis
itinE In the city and are guests
Of their sister and aunt. Mrs.
Rose Jackson OF 3obN Washing
ton Ave, a.. were entertained by
MT and Mrs Carl Ampey Of 90
Royalston Ave, ~ on Sunday,
September q, They attended
church services at ~, Peters
AME church with the Ampeys
and after church were fetsd with
q lovely dinner at their home,
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Additional SoeiaI and
Personal News

Sightseeing Trip On September
2. Mrs Walter Smith, daughter
Gail Of Los Angeles. Calf. guest
Of Mrs, Spencer Shivers, 3s2I
Fourth Ave. g.. and Mrs. w. u
Aston. 3S0s Third Ave. s.. wsrs
the guests Of Mrs. r. 3. Under.
wood. 1888 Third Ave. 3. on q
Sightseeing trip 10 Rochester
MINI, where they went thru the
Mayo Clinic and the SUBWAY from
the Clinic 10 the various hospitals
Mrs. Spencer shivsrs also was q
guest. They had dinner at one Of
the local cafes In Rochester.
Family VInItOrsi Mr. william
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Robinson and daughter. Deborah
and their cousin. Robert Jupiter
and Mrs Mabel Taylor Of Chicago
H., spent the past week end a.
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. W
Boone. 500 18th Ave. g.. Msssrs
William and James Robinson are
the brothers Of MIRA. Boone and
Mrs. Lee oates Of the same I'D.
dress.
VacatiORsrs Returns Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ward. 3T37 Fourth
Ave. s., returned home Friday
September 4, from an extensive
trip 30 the east coast visiting their
brothers and sisters. They visited
In New York City. Atlantic City
and Ocean city. ~. J.. Pbiladsl.
phia. Harrisburg. Milton and
Pittsburgh, PA, They stayed over,
night In Pittsburgh and had . long
chat with Louis Mason Jr, q for.
mer hinneapoiitan. Re sent re-.
CARDS % all Of his friends back
home Many social courtsaiss wsrs
shown the visitors. They report
their motor trip was an enjoy,
able experience. the scenery wa
beautiful They went over uhs
Psnnsyivania Turnpike both 60,
ing and on their return. Enrout'
they stopped IN Chicago for q
short visit
The leadlng ehBrehes % IN
Tufa Cities are regular Aavsr
tisers u this pager and tbstI
weekly R~ws appeap sssh we'd
90 page T.
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ashingtonianS Are
Object Of Many
Social CourfoSies

DR.. J, W. Pinkard and Mrs.
Berniee CHAMPION Of Washington.
d. c. who arrived In the city on
Thursday. August n and were the
guests OF DR.. Pinkapd's sister and
brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Brent, 735 Carroll Ave. left for
their home on Wednesday. Sep
tember 2.
The visitors were extended
many social courtesies. On satur-
day afternoon. August 20. the
Brents took them on q sight-aes-
ing tour OF the Twin Cities, fol-
lowed by lunch In the Dayton
Company Sky Room. On Sunday
afternoon, August 30. the BrcntA
introduced them TO their friends
with an informal A. Home from
four o'clock until eight o'clock p.
m.
Other courtesieH shown were
dinner Saturday night. August 20,
guests OF the ollye Gums, 7SS
IglehRrt Ave. Sunday evening,
they were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, John Patton, 06t 81. An
thony Ave. On Monday evening.
August 81. they were the honored
guests at q dinner party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rowland.
S0A IGiehArt Ave.
On Tuesday evening. September
I. Donald and Ronald o'Nsal.
Kappa fraternity brothers Of DR..
Pinkard. took him on q sight-See-
ing tour thru the Twin Cities. the
cAmpuses Of MacaIester college
and the University Of Minnesota.
Later they returned 10 their home.
736 Carroll Avenue, where they
were joined by Mr.. Earl Brent
and Mr.. John N. o'Neal and were
fsted with . buffet supper.
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each guest received q favor
Highlight Of the party was the
cutting Of the beautifully decorat.
ed birthday cake and the refresh.
ments which followed. Helen
shared honors with her grand.
father. Mr.. Emerson Harris OF
Los Angeles, whose birthday fell
on the same day. She received
many beautiful gifts.
Visits Brother; Mrs. Willie May
Ramsey Of Los Angeles, Calf.
left the city on Thursday. Sep
TENDER 3, for her home after
spending nine days visiting her
brother, Mr.. Herman Priester,
$50 Galtier and other relatives.
Visiting In Kansas CITY, Miss
Johnnie Marie Lewis, SIS Cathed-
raj, Is visiting relatives and
friends In Kansas City, Mo.
Arrives by Plane; Mr.. James
II. Thomas Jr.. Of San Francisco,
Calf. arrived by plane on Sep
TENDER 8 TO visit his mother, Mrs
James Thomas ST.. OF 453 w. Gen.
tral Ave. and father, Mr.. James
II. Thomas ST.. Of 46s Carroll Ave
and other relatives and friends
Guest From Omaha: Mrs. Henry
Moore Of Omaha, Nebr., was the
guest of Mrs. o. c. Hail. TIT 81.
Anthony Ave. on Thursday,
September 3.
Enters Hospital; Rev. B. H.
Hunter. 622 w. Central Ave, en-
tered Miller hospital on We'd
nesdAy. September Q, where he
will undergo surgery.
Prayer Band VIII Meet; The
Prayer Band win meet at the
home Of Mrs. Pearl Smith, e79
ST. Anthony Ave, on Thursday
evening. September II. Pilgrim
Rest Baptist church will be In
charge.
Family VIHitOrSi Mrs. Ollie
Thomas and two sons Of chicago
were the house guests Of their
sister an daunt and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Bell. 2sI Fisk 81.
On Sunday. September Q they
were the dinner guests Of their
aunt, Mrs. Edith Moulden Of 3S4e
Fourth Ave. s., Minneapolis, Mrs.
Thomas was very pleasantly sur
prised to have some Of her girl
hood friends drop in TO see her
while here.
TIC. Golf Club: The T. c. Golf
Club will have their tournament
on Sunday. September IS at II
noon at the Keller Golf Course,
2l6e Highway 81. st. Paul.
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THIS Newspaper carries more
advertising than any other paper
% lie tyPe In this city.
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Ile mousse guest OF 6AFs. GeralQine
Henry and other relatives.
Visit Family; Mr.. and Mrs. En-
erson Harris Of Los Angeles,
Calf. arrived in the city on
Tuesday. September 1, and are the
house guests OF their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
James Griffin and family, 6s7
Rondo Ave. The Harris left We'd
nesday. September Q. for Ralama-
zoo. Mich. for q weeks visit.
From there they will return to st.
Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Slater
Of Pasadena, win Join them here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris motored as
far as Omaha, Nebr.. with the
Skaters, who continued on their
trip visiting In several eastern
cities. Mrs. Harris and Mrs.
Slater (Lyda Lewis) are former
st. Paulites.
Surprise Party; vianne Griffin,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Griffin, 5s7 Rondo Ave, was very
pleasantly surprised by her
mother on August 20. her birth
day. In celebration Of the day,
about twenty Of her girl and boy
friends joined in wishing her
birthday greetings. The afternoon
was spent In playing records and
dancing and q gala time was had
by all. The honoree received a
number Of lovely gifts.
Attended Conference: Mrs. Mat
tie Ellis, 2S3 w. Central Ave, at
tended the annual District Con-
ference Of the AME churches in
Council Bluffs. Ia. She also visit
ed relatives in Omaha. Nebr.
Birthday Party: Little Helen
Griffin. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Griffin, Of 6s7 Rondo Ave.
celebrated her sixth birthday on
September 9Th. Fourteen Of her
little friends came in TO Join in
the festivities and they sang the
Happy Birthday" song in her
honor. Games were played and
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Sad NewSi Mrs. ". Henderson.
1929 Bryant Ave. ~. recently re-.
csived sad news Of the death Of
her grandfather. Mr.. Henry
Moore, father Of Mrs. siVilIa
Walker IN Taylor. Arb. Due 10
Mrs. Walkers serious illness this
news was withheld from her for q
couple Of weeks.
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Constance Jackson &
RoIph Graham Are
Wed September S

| MT, hAlpn SFhhain, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Graham. 7Sl 81.
Anthony Ave-, at 9 p. m. on Sat
urday. September 5.
The nuptiAl vows were exchang-
ed in the Rectory Of St Peter
Claver Catholic church with
Father John wirth, performing
the ceremony.
The bride, given In marriage by
her father. was radiant In Q brid.
al gown OF satin and lace design
ed with q tilted strapless bodice
Of lace with q jacket Of satin and
lace and . fun bOuffant skirt of
lace over satin. floor length. Her
finger tip veil Of illusion was Sc
cured TO q half crown OF satin
trimmed with seeded pearls, Her
jewelry was n double strand Of
pearls with matching ear rings,
She carried a bridal bouquet OF
white pink tipped sweetheart
roses.
Miss Carolyn CombA Of Chicago,
her only attendant, was Attired
in a gown Of yellow nylon tulle
fashioned with basque bodice with
matching stoll Of tulle, full bou-
ffant skirt floor length. She car
red an arm bouquet Of pink rose
buds.
Mr.. Robert Graham served a.
his brothers best man.
Following the wedding. . recep-
ton was held at p. m. at the
home Of the brides parents The
house was beautifully decorated
with gladolias in assorted colors
and yellow and white Asters. The
brides table was covered with
white linen damAsk cloth center
ed with the traditional three tier
ed wedding cake topped with bride
and groom ornament with q silver
candlestick holding q white taper
on either side. Gariands Of lemon
leaves encircled the table and
formed q wreath around the cake
In the receiving line including
the bridal party. were Mrs. Jack
son. mother Of the bride and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Graham, parents
Of the groom.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. jackson chose q cocktail
dress Of iriSdescent nylon oTgandy
made with q full bouffRnt. baller-
ina length skirt. She wore purple
sandals and . corsage Of pink
roses Mrs. Graham. mother Of the
groom. chose a brown bead stud
ded taffeta cocktail dress with
gold slipper and gold accessories.
Her corsage was Of yellow roses
Hostesses assisting at the re-
ception were the Mines. Jean Al
len, Juanita Camp, Elizabeth Bit
oy. cousin Of the bride, LeolR
Crawford. sister Of the groom and
Miss Dorothy MonSon.
Out-of-t0wn guests included
Mrs. p. N. Hughes, aunt OF the
bride, Mr.. Edward Graham. uncle
Of the groom: Mr.. and Mrs. LIcio
Bitsy. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Watkins.
and Mrs. Doris Brown, all Of Chi
cRgo.
Mrs. Graham. . registered nurse
graduated from Provident Hos
pitAI Training school Chicago. She
also received part Of her training
At the University Of Minnesota
and the Chicago University, She IL
employed a. . nurse In charge at
the Miller hospital. st. Paul.
Mr.. Graham In q graduate Of
Marshall High school and 10 en-
pIoyed In the X-ray Clinic. Vet
Grams administration, ~. Smell.
ling. Following the reception, the
newiyweds left for . two weeks
honeymoon trip 20 Detroit, Mich.
Enruute they spent one night At
the Blackstone Hotel, Chicago.
On their return, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham will be at home at SIS
81. Anthony Ave.
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Returns HonSei Mrs, Ruth v.
Wheeler Of Omaha. NebF,, mother
Of Miss MiIlicent Wheeler, q new
teacher In Minneapolis. returned
to her home on Friday. September
4. While In the city she stopped at
tho home u Mrs, Fred Downs.
seas clinton Ave, where Miss
Wheeler II making her home.
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FAtahly 0uo8tni Mrs ESTHER
Brown SSGS Firth Ave. y, had
a. her house guests for two days,
MIR, and Mrs. Stanley shiVSra and
son. Michael OF Madison. via,
They were enroute to Rochester,
MINI, and resumed their journey
on Friday, September 4,
Kentucky visitors, MIRA Gran.
vile Matthews and two daughters,
Yolanda and Janice of Louisville,
Ny. viaited In the city and were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Edwards, 29O6 Elliot Ave. and MT
and Mrs. Oliver Rhodes, aslO Gin.
ton Ave, Mrs. Rhodes and Mrs.
oliver are sisters. They left for
their homo on Tuesday, Sept. &,
Leaves FOF Tho West Caast'
Mrs. l. Y. Perkins. $3.50 Clinton
Ave, left the city Thursday,
September 10 for = six weeks va
cation to be spent in Loa An
geles and other points west. I'm.
route she viii visit IN Omaha,
Nebr,, and Cheyenne. wyo While
In L0s Angeles, she viii attend
the international Convention OF
the Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car
PorterR converting there october
. thru the 10th, she win BE- the
houRegueat Of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs, n. ID Borton IN Los
Angeles,
Pittsburgh Visitors Mr. and
Mra. Chiffon G, Green. ap0i SSth
Ave. g., have ~ their house guest,
Mrs, Marguerite Powell Of Pitts
burEh. Penn, Mrs, Powell 10 en-.
joyinE her two weeks In the city
Of lakes and parks very much,
Returns from Vacationi Mrs.
Fannie Pierre Lewis, SS7A Fourth
Ave, g., recently returned home
from . vacation spent In Niles,
Mich, where she visited her
son-in-law and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Singer, ON
August ~, they motored 20 Camp
Babsr, CAsAapolis, Mich, and ON
August 10. visited In Three Rivers,
Mich. In Three Rivers, she attend.
cd a family reunion 81 the Sing.
erH. There wsre 90 members Of
the family present, From there
she went TO Chicago, where she
visited her son and dauRhter-in'
law. Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin
Pierre and q niece, Mrs, Mamie
Kitchen.
T.A.TCI The TsTc met satur.
day night, Sept. 0, at the home
Of Mr. Henry Thomas, 1913 Gin.
ton Ave. Raymond w. Cannon
was club guest, Plans were dis
cuassd for the annual Wives and
swSsthsartA dinner party on Oct,
10.
Attended CoufeFencei Rev. and
Mrs. Thomas Morris. 37tp Fourth
Ave. g.. and daughter, Janice,
motored TO Council Bluffs, Ia. 10
Attsnd the Northwestern Annual
Conferences, Accompanying thsm
was Mrs. Margaret Moore Of
Duluth, u delegate from g. Marks
church.
Returns HoHSei Mrs. Ruth v
Wheeler Of Omaha. NebF,, mother
Of Miss Milllcsnt Wheeler, . new
teacher In Minneapolis. returned
TO her home on Friday. September
4. while In the city she stopped at
tho home of Mrs, Fred Downs,
seas clinton Ave. where Miss
Wheeler IL making her home.
Newcomer To The Otyi Mrs.
James Washington Of Canton, o.,
arrived In the city and IL stopping
at $500 Fourth Ave q She plans
20 make Minneapolis her homs and
will be joined by her husband
about October iat, Her son and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rose
are living in g. Paul, Mr. Rose.
an asFonAutioai engineer. In en-
ploysd at the RoSsmount Research
Laboratories, g. Paul Mrs.
Washington IN . niece Of Mr..
James n. Lynn. 2S2 n. ~. Al.
bans g.. st. Paul