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SHENANDOAH CO.. VA.

119 acres, one mhe fronting ON
shenandoah River; Is acres tractor
land, 80 acres in permanent pas
ture; spacious 2-story house Of eight
porches; maple shade; nice view.
New cinder-block workshop 20 By
81, granary 80 BY 80. Owner moving
West. Includes new electric refrig-
orator and gas range, washing
machine, new farm equipment, trac-
tor, two row cultivator plows. COM
bine. corn picker, mower, workshops
equipment. Best In Northern Viz.
Ginia at $26,40O.
A. G.. ANDERSON
lila North Vernon St., Arl., Va.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE fcont.)
8 3APTs.-FURNIsHED

located near Casualty Hospital. In
come. S16g.50 per month. Furni
ture included. Total price. $12,95t
with $1,000 down: pay more casl
and buy for less. Call Mr.. Mott
Elk. 3-24S0; ewes. and Sun, OIL
2-5S2l
FRED A SMITH co
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HOUSES WANTED TO GUY

MOD. clean. 2 or 3-bedrm. home in
easi1n' essh. MRS. COX. 70. a"sise. Do or
ST 3-736S
WANTED AT ONCE from owner: me-
dium-priced houses, lots or acreage.
MORGAN. ia. 1923. s.
SOLD! SOLD. SOLD! 8 more homes
sold this week We desperately
need more Md homes to sell or
WiFh VfPa us For R@sH1ase 8Tcfos pickEY F'
7-S0S0.
-FOUR BEDRMS.. den; u acres up;
$4,000 $4,000; in or near Va.
WICK REALTY. -2S
IMMEDIATE Cash for 3-bedrm. house
west of Conn. ave. Private party.
DE. 2-6262 leVes.l.
MANSION-TYPE RESIDENCE. direct
from owner vicinity Dupont Circle.
Must be structurally sound and lend
to restoration. Terms, cash, not TO
WOODBRIDGE SECTION-Det.. Col.
bsmt.: client has sub, cash. ROUSE
REALTY CO., NO. 7-6722. -2S
WANTED-Low-priced house in RA
or RIB zone in Del Ray or East
Braddock section OF Alex. Call TIE.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
houses. Buy or rent. RE. 7-5763,
10. 3-6767
OLDER HOUSE with acreage and
elet in Vas family of 3: available
in 80 days. 4903 S. Oak. ave. ne,
LA. 6-3S27. a
WANTED-@-stor brk. or rambler.
Desirable location in D. c. or Md.
Not over S22.5O0. viii pay all
cash Box Blk. Star.
EVANSVILLE SEC.-1st f., 3 rms,
kit: bath; I'd f.. = rms, kit. bath.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

MULTI-PUKPOsE. newly constructed
from 10000 to 10000 50. IT.: avail.
Tor immediate occupancy. Can be
asnsd So South to caeo %sst tss Rdns need Of
JU. 9-4375: ewes. Il 7-4150. rs
NEARBY MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
@.-Warehouse, 5000 50. IT,, suit
able for manufacturing; unlimited
parking. Write Box 474-J. Star.
5000 SO. FT.. modern. masonry
bldg, has auto heat, clear span,
plenty of light and parking. Ideal
for shop, warehouse, manufacturing,
laundry, etc. Located 10 min. from
Bethesda. Md. Rent reas. WO.
APPROX. 1000 so. FT.. street level
space avail; for immed. occup. in
cow. NV. location--in whole or in
part-reas. rent. Apply LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 X st. NV.
NEW BLDGs.-st. level drive = in;
4,iG91pS{TM' 1899: s;S3S' ~ 1900 1T, f. e. N.
1veThs.d t!6; rlsS Soors $1,000 Mk 81 tt T1scHER II
With bREYFUss BROS. Ma, s.
ONE 1000 SO. Fl AND one 5000
So. it.. new center blk. warehouse
and of1ces, truck dock, 15-ft. ceiling,
all utils: avail, rrs.. avail. Zone
heavy industrial at 47th St,
Blaoensburg. Md. WA. 7-4343. UN.
Mr.. HECHT WAREHOUSE, N. Y. ave.
n.e.-About 5000 So. IT.; high cell;
office on bal; park. outside. E. N.
LIGHTBOWN. WA T-l325
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Wash. dairy; land
lined and fertilized; 210 acres of
hay, including 80 acres of alfalfa;
30 acres Of pasture, IS acres valu-
able timber; main house has bath
and oil beat. heat; s,9 modem T,n tenant IAN
Large reduction In price for sub
stantial cash. Mrs. Ross, Gathers
burg 323-R. LYMAN c. DELE
co. INC. ST. 3-3520. )
WE OFFER a 74-acre farm close to
Mt. Airy and ideal for cattle or
crops: It has q lovely stream in
meadow: also 5-room frame
house With water, electricity and
phone; this property has been re-
dueed % $4,000.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

retirement home or re-
treat in mts.. 40 miles Washington
10 acres woodland and HANDICAPPED
grounds. scenic view; stone, 3-bed-
rm. house, completely remodeled
and furnished; elec. kit. screened
porch. Directions: To Point OF
Rocks Bridge via Leesburg or Rock
vile, at Va. side of bridge. turn
Route 672 for 200 IT,. then left
on Mountain rd. 665 ! mile to
sign Brown" on left. Telephone
Lovettsville Virginia 2311 or North
T-0S34.
MIDDLEBURG, VIRGINIA
LOVELY STONE RAMBLER. magni-
ficent view; = acres, excellent loca-
tion. 8 bedrooms. ? baths, immed
possession. Price, $50. 800,
lT5 acres extensive road frontage on
Rte. 80 and bounded oy Little River
Near Leesburg. 81 acres off Rte. z
with magnificent view Of every di.
rection. $l3.5O0.
30 acres with one of the oldest
houses in Loudoun County: extensive
road frontage on Rte. 80. Immediate
possession. Full complement OF farm
buildings, $4,000.
Excellent Motel sites on U. s. Rte. Is
GRAsTY a. co.
Middleburg 206l rs
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CORNER 15-UNIT APT.
This almost new det. corner bldg. is
in excel. D. C. rental location. 1t
has variety of well arranged and
well equip. apts,, all rented at mod
yrly. Unusually good financing will
permit purchase of this bldg. with
only $4,000 cash. and 1t is priced
at less than times rent for prompt
sale.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors EX. 3-1S11
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"a ACRE. 7-room house, oil heat. bath
cleo. phone! nice yard and garden,
garage, chicken house; near church,
stores; l block to B. & o. Station
excellent committing to D. c.. 25
miles, This is a really nice place, q
good buy. Price, S13,750.
l ACRE, new 2-bedroom bungalow.
oil heat, bath. elec.. phone. full base
ment; on macadam read. 20 miles
to D, c. Possession tomorrow. Price,
SIO.250
ACRES. broom rouse, bath, oil
heat; elec... phone. full basement; /;
beautiful view; Oh macadam road,
26 miles to D. c. Price, S12,60D.
A. GOOD country store. On Route 240.
in a nice town. doing $1,000 cash
business q week; Groom modern
house, 2-car garage. If you want q
really nice. profitable store. doing q
fine business, look this one over. III
health reason for selling. Possess
sion at once. Call w. A.. Daniel,
Poolesville ais. p. Q. Dickerson,
Nd. with ]. VINSON PETER, Rock
Vile Md
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SALE OR LEASE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

GEORGETOWN-Ab 5000 50. IT.
/. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 7-7330.
Mr.. 4th AND L N.W.-About 1900
SO. IT,, I'd flr. gas heat. washroom; (;
I'd commercial: S100 mo. A. NJ.
ROTH, RE. 7-7330.
NEAR HECHT'S WAREHOUSE, about
1900 SO. #, End commercial: drive
in, heavy H., ONCE and waShroom.
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.
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DESIRABLE SPACE

RING BUILDING
Very fine office space divided
into beautiful suites. Avail
able on a sub-let basis. Ap-
proximately $500 SO. it. MR..
WHITAKER, RE. 7-7226, or
MR.. MACY, HU. 3-4400.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
iarm; farm l0O-year white clapboard.
fitSPhw'nb fitchen! S..n3if,,i,,W n4msi with TELESCOPES
Upper Marlboro area. IS min. B.
z line; 8 bedrms.. bath, double
drawing rm.. large din. rm., fine
old orig. noors and staircase; s
ehhimneys; old box gardens. ancient
tenants; excel. timber. A rare
oppt, to settle in the fox hunt
country. For quick sale: S4s nnnS
good financing. '0"'
2. SLEEPY HOLLOW-Ancient early
Amer. Amer. home. suitable for .restora-
way; 80 min. fr. d. C. line: iiO
books show income Of $4,000 an.
on tobacco alone; good tenant
nouse and one of best tenants in
In every field; $32. 500 with liberal
3. SEVERAL; OTHER good : paying
farms close in to Wash. and on
bay and river: from $50, 900 up.
J. B. WATERS, Jr.
Prince Frederick. Nd,
PhoneS 214 and 3lS-J-3
SHENANDOAH VALLEY FARM
IN the historic shenandoah Valley,
es ifSm dsorHe dstasnt0n w.sS1rtoa: ys we:
2OO-yr. old house; has been com.
pletely restored; excellent deep-Wa.
ter well supplies ample water for
new modern bathrooms and new
on hot-water furnace; over 200
acres grazing land and $50 acres
o. WOODED mountain land teemins
with wild turkey, deed, bear, etc;
river runs through the property and
In addition there are several never
Ialllng springs. For sale by owner
because, Pee use o. other business interest.
Box $s7. 'SSSEi stsSntonn.' H. V Va. coshpT; psdn:
staunton 6-437I or 6-4s29.
30l ACRE stock and agriculture
farm conveniently located, neces-
sary farm buildings, modern S-room
stone dwelling, 7-rm. tenant house,
Truly nice property. $4,000.
la3 3 PM acres ds.i9'O imOuntain land. Modern
springs. good timber, excellent view.
This property is ideal for any one
who would like q home on the Blue
Ridge Mts. $4,000.
20 acres. mostly timber, magnificant
modern stone dwelling, steel beams,
stain serinr F00f DisS.d lssdsd Sipt' ,l lead gut
First floor; Five rooms. bath. pan.
try. Second floor consists Of several
rooms and baths. Central h.-W.h.;
three-car garage. Servants quar-.
ters over garage. barn, two bog
stalls, poultry house. BORDERING on
U. 8. Hwy. No. 2. A magniicent
2 .36/100 acres. large frame DWELL
ing. oil burner, h.-w.h., full siSe
bsmt., hve fireplacss, four built-in
mirrors; several outbuiidinss: Wa
ter by gravity; conveniently 10.
Gated. $4,000. T. RUSSELL
POTTS. Phone Purcellvillo 4Sb3.
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CT RESALE
onENT CTTN O O
HALL REALTY CO.
Cthse. Square, Arl., Va, IA. 1855
S395 DOWN

S3.995 is full price of one acre of
ground and frame house. 24x3O,
finished on exterior-you finish in
terror. practical plan to move in
and finish part of your own home.
Interior is wired and partitions are
roughed in. House is weather tight.
$45 per mo. Sample house open
every evening. Drive to Chantilly,
Va, on Route so. continue on 30
beyond Chantilly l mile to junction
with B07; turn right to Fairwood
Estates office. Call DI. 1923 or
Crescent Hj6-J and leave your
name Tor CirClIAr. -
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MacARTHUR BLVD. AREA
Large det. brick, VI. old. mr.. Mar
Service. This unusual residence has
concrete screened porch. This home
can be arranged numerous ways fol
group living to produce income
Owner will consider other property
in trade or substantial down pay.
ment. For details call OIL. 2-917e
Is Unit Apt. House NV.
Excellent location, low rents: pricet
at less than times annual in.
j. A. McKeever Co.,. Inc
1882 K St. NV.
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YOU SHOULD SEE

This attractive country place with ~
acres completely fenced; IN mile
frontage on main road; It has .
modern 9-rm. house, Scar garage
with modern apartment above, huge
bank barn and other outbldR.; i'm
provements alone worth more than
price asked; being sold ct sacrifice
to settle estate. DRIVE OUT Georgia
ave. to Olney, left on LaytonsvillS
I'd. miles to sign (approx. IL mi.
OPEN TODAY, lit
E. NJ. AIKEN. 500 H ST. NV.
Ma. $4,000 Ewes, HO. 2-0S33.
VIRGINIA FARMS
40 acres. 6-rm.. lh-bath home. les.
barn, new bldg. for house or other,
2-car gar, lge. chicken house, etc.;
$19,950.
5 acres, 6-rm. mod. brick rambler,
lge. pond; $lS,75O.
3S a., 7-rm. mod. house, barn. stream.
fenced, etc: $l4,500..
3 acres, 6-rm. mod. home, barn, ETC.;
Forestville.
Summer homes. streams, lake, ETC.;
also several large farms, committing
distance D. C.
BEULAH GOSS, IA. 2-56S2
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cULMORE PROFESSIONAL BLDG.
rs LeeSburg pike, between Bailey
Cross Roads and Seven Corners. Va.
] Office remaining; air-cond.: SITS
NO 7-04S5 or RA 2-l34T -oS
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Takoma Park-Silver Spring
3-unit corner detached brick; two
2-bedrm. and one 1-bedrm apts.,
near Piney Branch and Flower aves.
$26,950.
Aunt, mr.. Flower and Garland aves..
includes two 3-bedrm. apts., 2-car
garage; beautiful grounds. $400 mo.
income.
5-unit, mr.. Flower and Maple; det.
brick; $3.50 mo. income. Only S19,-
$50; $4,000 down.
6-unit. nr. Piney Branch and Flower
aves.; brand new, detached brick
apt; flve 2-bedrm. and one 1-bed-
rm. apts.; approx. $1,000 yearly
income.
S-unit, Just of Piney Branch I'd;
brand new detached brick: approx.
. SS, 600 yearly income. Incinerators
on each floor; parking area. good
investment.
n A E1YpT7T r nT5AY TCT FYfEH
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1910 IL N ST. NV.
Georgetown style. Lot size. 34Sx
1O1 ft. to- soft. alley. Excel.
chance for future ground enhance
ment. Price $3S, 500. good financ-
ing. r. S. BLACKSTONE. Reaitol.
Exclusive Agent, 1915 18th st. W.
MA DE.An ~
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-20

ton shall include the church Trus.
tees, and one member from eacI
organized adult class.
commissions - Missions: Mrs
Henry G. Graves, Paul Richardson
Mrs. Edwin L. Smith, 10y Jones
James B. Owen, Mrs. G. A. Pepper
Mrs. Irwin West; Education: James
Owen, Earl Eshleman, the presi-
dents and teachers of the Willing
Workers, Strivers and Mems Bible
/ Glasses; Loren Frye and Mrs. Isa-
belle Morris. Membership and
Evangelism: John /. Short, Loren
Frye, Mrs. Charles Greene, Mrs.
Henry Graves, Mrs. Herman Roach.
Miss Jean Steigelman, Mrs. Elwood
Short, c. A. Pepper, Raymond Rust,
the M. Y. F. President and a repre-
sentative from each of the youth
and adult classes of the Church
School; Finance: William E. Pusey,
ST.; Charles P. Greene, Paul A.
Richardson, Earl Eshleman, Ed
ward Campbell, Warren E. HolsOn,
Fred SammOns, Robert D. S. Mus
tard, Mrs. ElwoOd Short, Mrs.
Howard Warren and the treasurers
of the Mems Bible, Strivers and
Willing Workers classes and the
treasurer of the M. Y. F.
In Superior Court last Friday, a
decree nisi was granted in each of
four divorce suits, by President
Judge Charles S. Richards. Thev
were: Helen P. Fountain VS. Clar-
ence E. Fountain; William D. Gre
dell VS. Marie ]. Credell; Frances
M. PrOpes, a minor, by her next
friend, Elsie X. McNatt VS. Raw
mOnd L. Propes, Jr.; Marion Hood
Wilson VS. Edwin Carter Wilson.
The second in a series of lectures
by nationally and internationally
known speakers on subjects of
world interests, will be given in the |
Georgetown High School, Monday |
evening, March 10Th, at 8 O'Clock.
The first lecture was given by |
DR.. Michael NJ. DOrizas, professor |
of geography at the Wharton |
School of Finance, who spoke on |
Russia's design for World Con- |
quest. On Monday evening, DR..
Erwin Helms, Federal Security Ex-
change teacher from Goettingers.
Germany, will discuss "The New
Germany. DR.. Helms is known as
a careful student of the current
situation in Germany and presents
an excellent Interpretation of it in
his lecture.
Listed as of now, with a pOssi-
Dility of changes are the following
lectures: Progress made in NATO,
by Mrs. Edith Bohn, of the United
Nations Research Department;
'Moslem World, by Julian Bryan;
Our Foreign Policy, by Clarence
Fulmer. Another lecture on "The
New Japan" is listed with no
speaker announced.
Tickets for the lectures are OBJ
from the office of the
State Director of Adult Education
n Wilmington and will also be on
ale each Monday evening preced-
Hg each lecture, at the George
own High School. The Lecture
series has been arranged by teach :
RS and other interested persons in
sussex County.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-20

The word witch is allied tn
wit" which formerly meant ito
know"
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-20
TRINITY

The WSCS of Trinity Church will
meet this Friday evening, March 20,
at the Dublin Hill Community Hall.
The Union Lenten services of the
Greenwood Charge will be held at
Trinity Church on Wednesday,
March 25, at 7:45 p. m. Rev. Mil
ton Elliott will be the speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Walston and
son Henry attended the ninth an
nual Marshy Hope Fish and Game
Protective banquet at the Federals-
burg High School on Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Friedel and
family visited Mrs. Friedel's par
ents at Vienna on Sunday, and
were supper guests of Mr.. Erie
dels parents, near SeafOrd.
Mrs. William StOakley and son
of Laurel visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hastings on Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Nelson of Bridgeville
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vincent of
WOOdenhawk called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Martin on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams of
fredericksburg, spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Russell at
tended the banquet and annual
membership meeting of the Sussex
County Dairy Herd Improvement
Association at the COOlspring Com
munity Hall on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith of
Greenwood spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Walston.
Lieutenant-COlOnel and Mrs. Le-
win Tull and three daughters, who
have been living in Austin, Texas,
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Carey enrOute to their new
home at Limestone, Maine.
Harry Tull Of American Corner.
spent several days with his daugh- |
ter and sOn-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Carey.
Lieutenant-COlOnel and Mrs. Tull
and three daughters, Mrs. Carey
and Harry Tull were supper guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth West on
Rev. J. E. Layton called on
several in this community during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Carey of
Bridgeville, spent Saturday even
ng with Mrs. Ella Warrington and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carey and
laughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Seely of
NOodenhaWk spent Friday with
dr. and Mrs. Samuel Warrington.
Little Miss Janice Warrington is
II at this writing.
X. Clinton Hastings, Earl White. .
lee Carey and Roland Russell at
ended the Southern States Region
i Board meeting and 30th Birthday .
dinner at the Jones Memorial Hall
D Georgetown on Wednesday eve
ing Of last week.
MISS Grace b. Hastings, Mrs.
linton Hastings and daughter
can were Salisbury visitors on
aturday.
Mrs. Roland Russall and mother.
Irs. Dill spent Sunday afternoon
nth Mr.. and Mrs. Phili3 Morris.
ear BridgeVille.
On Wednesday and Thursday.
-pril and 8, at 8 p. M, the Dub
n Hill Friendly Neighbors will
resent their annual home talent
IN fest at the Dublin Hill Com
lunlty Hall. What's the theme this
ear? That's the secret, but YOU
an be sure it is full of laughs for
Il. Watch this paper for further
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-20

douglas, Alfred Martin, Marvin Washing
ton, Russell Scott, Roland Young, Robert Car
ter, James Washington, Larry White, Har-
old Jackson and Robert Mosby.
The Mount Zion Baptist Church cele-
DRAFTED their pastors Rev. E. L. Green First
anniversary with special service Sunday
June 7th at 800 p. M
The guest speaker for the occasion was
Rev. Fulton o. Bradley Pastor of the First
Institutional Baptist Church, Winston Sa-
lem, N. c. and the music was by the choirs
cf Mount Zion.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie T. Ter
rel were held Sunday, June 7th at the Zion
Union Baptist Church. Rev. I. A. j. Ken
nedy, pastor, delivered very fitting eulogy
and appropriate music was furnished by
the choir.
Mrs. Terrell, who died after brief ILL
ness June 4th at the University of Virginia
Hospital, was survived by her husband, Mr..
John A. Terrell, sons, Messers William
Terrell, Everett Terrell James Terrell, Err
nest Terrell, John Henry Terrell, and Ben
iamin Terrell, a daughters, Mrs. Mary
Scott, Mrs. Edna Jackson, Mrs. Thelma
Coles, and Mrs. Nellie Harris, mother, Mrs.
Mary Eta Tyree, sisters, 6 brothers, II
grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Interment was at Stoney Point, Mrs.
Terrell's homeplace. with Mr.. George Fergu-
son, mortician, in charge.
Mrs. Lille Lewis is visiting her son in
Charleston, w. Va.
Mrs. Rosamond b. Jemison has returned
home after visiting in Selma, Alabama and
reports very pleasant trip.
The last meeting for the summer of the
Interracial Commission was held June 18th
at the Unitarian Church. The subject for
the evening was what are Civil Rights and
Civil Liberties
DR.. and Mrs. Augustus Lowe and two
children, of Princess Anne, Md. visited DR..
and Mrs. E. N. Jackson recently. The loves
were enroute to Fort Valley, Georgia where
DR.. Lowe will be teaching for the summer.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-20

visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. EVELYN
Greer of Riverview, has returned to her
home in Nashville, Tenn.
In the June 9Th issue of the Trib,ns
1T was enormously stated that Mrs. EVELYN
Maraney entertained the Progressive Pi-
nochle Club, this should have said the Tues
Gay Evening Pinochle Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson and
daughter, Laurine, spent the weekend in
Washington visiting with relatives and
friends and especially Mr.. Robinson's grand
father, Mr.. Caeser Thompson who is III in
a hospital.
The King of Hubs met Tuesday night.
iune 9th at the Carver Recreation Center
on 4th Street, N. w. Mr.. Archie Spears
President, presided and much business of
Importance was transacted.
The Social Club of Mt. Zion Rant;st
Church held its regular meeting FRIDAY
night, June IL at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Saunders on 10 1-2 Street
N. w. Among the plans of the club is lawn
Pe'i ~ coiy OIO dC CUS residence OF Mrs. AL
nora Page on Page st. After the business
session the members We're refreshed with
delightful dessert course.
The Annual Dinner of the I. v. N. A.
was held Wednesday evening June 10th at
the Albemarle Hotel. DR.. Edward Holmes
of Richmond was the guest speaker for the
occasion and spoke on Community Service
for the Chronically ILL.,"
e. 4
Miss Mary Helen Whiting, recent gradu-
ate of Jefferson Elementary School, enter
tanned her classmates and friends with
graduation party at her home on 9Th St.,
N. w. Tuesday, June 9th. The young peo-
pie enjoyed many games, dancing and de-
licious refreshments. Those attending were
Misses: Rachel Thompson, Doris Allen,
jeanette Allen, Mary Luck, Shelia Porter,
Lucille Smith, Catherine Grooms, Dolly
Samuels, Lula Adams, Geneva Hurley, Hen
rietta Spears, Shirley Blair, Alice Wash
ington, Edmonia Edgar, Sarah Jackson, and
Mesers Edward Peasants, William Bailey,
Willis Carter, Mercer Watkins, Charles
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-20
THE TRIBUNE. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA

Leroy Alfred Martin, Charles Edward Ma.
son, Virginia Mae Mayo, Alvin Douglas
Niche, Lawrence David Mosby, *Robert
Edward Mosby, Gertrude Elizabeth Nelson,
Lottie Dolores Payne, Edward Franklin
Peasants, *Sheila Jean Porter, Bernice
Alice Rankins, Earl Reaves, James Edward
Redd, William Gilbert Reed, Juanita Tyler
Reed.
Dolly Christine Samuels, Russell Edward
Scott, Jr, Marie Hazel Slaughter, Herbert
Samuel Smith, James Franklin Smith, Luz
ellie Priscilla Smith, Tyrone Dean Smith,
Henrietta Barbara Spears, Broadist Lee
Taylor, *Rachel Front Royal Thompson,
Coleman Linwood Tinsley, Frank Allen Tins
ley, James Alexander Walker, Sarah Allen
Walker, *Alice Marie Washington, Ann De-
lores Washington, James Edward Washing
ton, Marvin Langston Washington, *Mercer
Langston Watkins, James Thomas Wells,
Franklin Nelson White, Larry Lamart
White, Sallie Mary White, *Mary Helen
Whiting, Roosevelt Wilson Williams, Willie
Emmett Williams, Jr., and Roland Hayes
Young
Honor Students
Mrs. Birdie S. Poindexter, chairman of
the executive board of the Baptist Train
ing Union of the Allied Bodies, was the prin-
cipal speaker on program for the council of
Richmond and vicinity, at the Ebenezer
Baptist Church in Richmond, Virginia. Mrs.
Poindexter spoke on "The Relationship of
The Training Union to the Church"
Miss Drucilla Hollins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dooms, was graduated
May 25th from st. Augustine College in
Raleigh, N. G. Amng thse attending her
commencement exercises were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dooms Mrs. Carrie Frye, Miss Joan Easton
of Charlottesville and Mrs. Ada Gentry of
Washington, d. G.
Mr.. Andrew Allen, teacher at the Vir-
ginia Seminary in Lynchburg, Virginia, is
home visiting relatives and friends before
leaving for Boston, Mass. where he will
study at Boston University.
Dr. and Mrs Edward Bowman of Wash
ington, D. C. visited DR.. and Mrs. j. A.
Jackson on NDA business recently.
Mrs. Helen Barnes, Mrs. Marion Carter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Todd Duncan, daughters
and son-in-law of Mrs. Mamie C. Jackson,
have all been down to visit Mrs. Jackson
who is a patient at the University of Vir-
ginia Hospital.