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BETHESDA

New 2-story brick home on corner lot,
2 blocks from transp. Close to new
public, parochial schools: all con-
venienceS found in any price home,
ine S sen sp ana r aS Ss ID
porch; kit. has table space; law; 2nd
A., 3 bedrms.. BATH sun deck Oh
master bedrm.; disapp. stairway to
floored attic. Full bsmt. with Law.
Furnace adaptable to air cooling
without alterations.
Out Georgetown. I'd. approx. 2 miles
from Bethesda to Wyngate drive. left
2 blocks to 571I: Payments. taxes.
Price, S21 $50. Open 10 to dark.
B. j. FISHER. OIL. 2-0433.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
RETHESDA

S21,45O Brand-new 4-bedrm., 2
bath det. brick home. featuring 2
nice bedrms. and bath on 1st A..
with 2 twin-sized .bedrms. and bath
washer and disposal; full bsmt.;
terms, w. B, WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000.
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HILLCREST, D. G.
"CAN BE YOUR HOME"
$19,950
DIRECT FROM BUILDER

NAN@@~@
ALDRE, INC, is rapidly
completing the last Of IL new
appealing, detached, brick
homes in exclusively residen-
tial aillcrest-just 10 min.
from the Nations Capitol.
IF 1t is luxury living. year
round comfort and friendly
neighborS you desire at nom
inal figure, then. YOU will be
pleased to purchase one OF
these beautiful homes and
benefit by our experience,
INSPECT these properties
and judge what We ot1er as
real buy.
REQUIRED down payment
about 20ec with long or snort
loans available.
y. TO REACH: Out Pennsyl-
Tenia ave. Sc, right on Branch
ave, left on Camden 2 blks, 10
3fth st. and homes.
PEN SAT. AND SUN. l TILL DARl
EpE INC LU. 4-074
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn

8 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, lge.. liy. rm.,
lge. kit. full bsmt:; ige; lot; close !. too 9
low price Of $l5.45Q. Cal OWNER
for an appointment; NO. 1881;
SSNn sfllo Ia 4ISSzf SzPE COD. BED
rms. 9 full baths, delightful all-elec.
kit. firepl.. Ice. screened porch;
fenced yard: many extras; only $15.-
$50; close to schools and bus. Mrs.
Hart, pz cox & ,SS;v co; Lo; 5,5oO5. ,.a
rms, with expandable attic; lge.
lot; patio and awning; child's SWIM
ming pool; step-up flower beds.
Sl2 $50, $1,000 down. take oyer
GI loan. Owner leaving city. Po.
BIG FAMILY? Then this 4-bedroom,
tion room and garage on dead-end
street adjoining park is it. A. j.
KESSINGER & CO., JU. 9-4544;.
NEAR NoL-Cape Cod. Q bedrooms,
dining room, living room down
sewing room upstairs; full bsmt.
with outside entrance; Anchor
fenced yard. Near transportation.
AL. KEssINGER & CO.. JU.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY a .. 3 or A
bedrm. home, call us. We nave a
wide selection in all price ranges.
REALTY CO.. JU. 1880. Open til
8 pm. IA
$3.50 CASH, including settlement
Attractive, modern 5-room bungalow,
full basement. gas heat; level lot;
close to bus, shopping; prompt pos
session. LO. 4-6b65.
1851 BRICK RAMBLER in marvel
Gus cond.; 2 bedrooms and bath,
full bSmt., Q, f1replaces, nicely
equipped Kitchen; good neighbor-
hood, a couple blocks OF Ga. ave-
LEY g. ROMER, Realtors. JU. o.
1915 down, NON-GI OR GI-op-
portunity; 2 bedrms., sep. din. rm.,
equip. kit, full bSmt., o.S.e.; Semidet.
home. Quick possession, payments
less than rent. JU. 5-2655 or 10.
5-SS03. -29
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5O12 HANNA PL. Sc.
recond. inside and out; lot. 40x110.
Priced to sell for 1900, terms
can be arranged. Best buy for
the money. Key next door. 500S.
BUSADA REALTY CO., 4415 South
ern ave Sc 10 Q-Sh00. --23
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$500 PER UNIT
NOW EIIIIY RENTED

NOW FULLY RENTED
New. S-unit garden apartment; S50,-
900 FHA 1st trust; will consider
reasonable down payment; tenant
pays everything; good location. Mr.
Piver. Ii. 1877 It'll 9 pm. IA
CANT REALTY,
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INTTTFcT1TTNIT pP0DFpTY

INVESTMENT PROPERTY
First time offered-5102 Hanna ST.,
Sc: 2-unit bldg. with two 1-bedrm.
apts, apt. in basement half finished:
brick, gas h.-w. heat, nice lot. Make
500 a mo. without lifting finger.
Contact MR.. MYERS, Ii. .7-9377.
real huy for smart investors
Evening star., 1953-10-23
S12-Q50

Lovely home near Parkside school.
Fireplace in large living rm. Sep
0rate dining rm., large bedrms.,
basement; beautiful large lot. Own
ers transferred; CaI "; 100
VESTMENT 3 INSURANCE CO. .
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

JuSt placed on market. Modern
semidet. rms, fenced yard, u
block from shopping, downtown bus.
and new school. Beautiful rec. rm;
Only Sl3,5O0. $4,000 down, SS1.50
month. JAMES CARROLL, 10. q
O40O. Ewes. 10. S-7543.
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BETHESDA

Custom built brick Colonial, in one
of the finest sections of Bethesda.
a lge. liv. rm. with f1repl., din. rm.,
mod. kit. with breakfast nook and
screened porch on 1st f.. 3 bright
age attic, bsmt., oil h.-w.h., gar,
beaut. yard; priced in the mid 20's.
e. NJ. FRY, INC. OIL. 2-870C
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BETHESDA
LOCUST HILLS

Mr.. NAVAL HOSP. AND NH
A charming, brick Cape Cod. situ-
ated on beautiful wooded lot, with
firepl, e''S din. eM Tm. viii With mi bay % Window, dow
well-equip. kit. twin-sized bedrm.
or den with bath on 1st H.: 2 ad-
ditional bedrms. and bath on 2nd;
built-in gar. lge: screened porch.
gas heat. Call Mrs. Lunn. eyes,,
WO 6-7196.
WALTER & DUNLOP, INC.
Uptown Once. EN-. 2-6715
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CONGRESS HTS.-S11,500
Five-rm. semidet. brick, low down
paymt.; oil heat, front porch: in per-
feet condition. Consider trades. Va
cant. JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor,
10. 2-2000. pa
Evening star., 1953-10-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

hone home near ali cows. about So. 800
fS G~ni ALDKE fagRefSS fNc s'G Gu no o4os47. IG
HiLLcREsT, Alabama ave. nr. Branch
home. A beaut. home with income
in this exclusive location; 2 fully
equip. kits, 2 tiled baths, pvt. side
hall entr., ,spac. rms, gas h;-w;h:,
GET s to saF aFss toga1 TTs eys fenssf to s Ss
Mrs. Cox, ATLAS REALTY Co,
III. 2-S13i or ST. 3-736S. "a
5000 DOWN, S53.7S per month, to
qualified veteran. This clean, de-
tached home on lot 50x12O, lmme-
diately available. Located vicinity
Penna. ave. and Southern ave, Two
JOHN F. DoNoHoE q SONS. at 3I4
Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00S4. -23
OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE
SCHOOL within blk: 3-hedrm. brick.
Plaa}sterted rec: room: S955 per mo- mo-
MgssEIMAN Elm 1Is REAhTY 1T 'S Go. '-'l'o'
DUPLEX; 1926 .Naylor rd. s.e,-Det:
brick; bedrm., .liv. rm., lge. kit. and
path; each apt. pvt. entrances. A
homs t6 darfI and sdnGaH dnsGWe' Open 1 %. pm
ATTRACTIVE 7-room sunny bunga-
low, in quiet, convenient location,
with Arm. apt. rented at $40 mo.
Call Mr.. VanEck, with MEZZAN-
OTTE & CO.. co. $1,000. Ii. 7-5443
-2S
$3.50 DOWN - Includes settlement
charges; close to all Sc. area mill
tary bases; 2-bedrm. semidet. brick,
din. rm., rec. rm. with bar. Pay
ments less than rent. Must be sold
this week end by out-of-town owner
Price. 10000. VOIGT & CO., RE.
1854 ewes. Ii. 6-9556.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Large corner
brick, built for doctors office; 9
rms. ga baths. plus maids rm.
and bath. owner wants offer.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Brlck cottage;
6 rms. "a baths. Fenced garden.
near N.I.H. and NAVAL
HOSP.-One Of the largest and
most beautiful RAMBLERS we have
ever offered. ] year old. Owner
leaving soon. Call for details.
]. NOBLE BOAZ, REALTOR
7424 WIS. AVE, BETHESDA, MD.
OIL. 2-7500 OIL. 2-7SSn
Evening star., 1953-10-23

CHEVY CHASE
In estate. We have this 4-bedrm.,
21a-bath home with huge lot. 1t
needs some fixing. but 1t is steal
at $16.950. AGENT, Ma. S-321O
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Visits Brother: Mr.. Richard l.,
Stokes Sr.. 757 st. Anthony Ave.
left September IL for Richmond,
Va, where he went TO visit a bro
ther, who was seriously injured
when struck by an automobile, Mr.,
Stokes will stop off in Washing
ton, D. c. and Baltimore. Md. TO
visit relatives enroute home.
CredjafawR Social Club: The
CredJafawn Social Club win en-
terrain its members at q steak fry
on Saturday September 10. at
Phalen Park.
Attends Eastern Star Meeting;
Mrs. Leila jackson. 739 Rondo Ave.
left Wednesday, September 10. for
Winnipeg, Man. Canada, where
she will attend the 2Sth Annual
session Of the Eastern Stars, con-
vening on September II and IS.
Mrs. jackson il Associate Matron
Of Princess oziel Chapter No. 10.
o,E.S,, P.H.A.
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Mrs. Walter Smith
And Daughter Sale
Well Entertained

Mrs. Walter Smith and daugh-
ter, Gayle. Of Los Angeles. Calf,
who have been visiting in the
city for the past ten days. guests
Of their sister-in-law and brother
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Aston
Of SOS Third Ave. s., and Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer Shivers Of sea-
Fourth Ave. s. left by plane for
their home on Saturday after
noon. September IL.
Enroute home they win stop
over for two days visiting a
cousin, Mrs, Nancy Stokes in
wflbeforce. o. Her husband. Prof.
Stokes Is Dean OF Religion at
Wilbeforce University.
Mrs, Smith was the recipient
Of many social couTtesies during
their visit. On Tuesday evening
September l. Mr.. and Mrs. Shivers
were hosts at dinner in honor OF
their guests and they were the
breakfast guests Of Mrs. Enroll
Fassett on Saturday, September
5, on Tuesday. September 8, Mrs,
Smith shared honors with Mrs,
Louise Brown Of Chicago, house
guest OF Mrs. Tela Burt. at u
breakfast party given by Mrs,
Anna Coleman and Mrs. Boyd
Crawford Sr.
She was the luncheon guest Of
Mrs. Sidney Salters Of St Paul,
at Dayton's Sky room ON Thurs.
day, September 10. and the din
ner guest OF Miss L. o, Smith
that same evening.
On Friday evening, September
IL. she was the dinnre guest OF
Mrs. o. b. williams and on satur-
day morning, September ~, pre-
ceeding her departure, Mrs, As
ton entertained at breakfast in
her honor. They also received
many lovely gifts.
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their beautiful homes, enterprise
ting business firms and In general
their independence and prosperity,
st. Paul Gospel Union, The 81,
Paul Gospel Union In making
plans for a fall musical under
the direction Of the National
President. Prof Thomas A, Dor
soy Of Chicago, Any person, or
persons nr groups wishing to par
tlcipate In this Mass Chorus pro-
sentAtion, Cali ELL, T2s7 for fur.
thor information,
Visiting In KentuClyi Mrs.
Robert N. Green OF 0il Humboldt
Ave, ~ let tho city "Wednesday
September o, for Louisville, Ky,
10 visit relatives, She viii return
around October and,
Attend DodEer-ISFAvCa 0anHci
Mr., and Mrs spencer shivers Of
aa2l Fourth Ave. \. left Thursday
September 10, for milwaukee,, VIA
whore they attended the Mllwan-
kee brooklyn Dodgers
baseball game, Enroute home they
spent ono night In Lacrosse and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
orby Moss, They returned home
on Saturday September ~.
VInlta sonS, Mr.. Anderson Rat
Ties, 1901 Bryant Ave, N. left
wednesday September Q. for chi.
caEo, 10 visit another aon, James
Battles.
ssth Year A. Prison VIaltori
Mrs. Fannie Pierre Lewis Of Ssat
Fourth Ave, r., celebrated the
beginning 81 her 3sth anniversary
Of social work NJ the state Prfs'
on In saltwater, on "Wednesday.
September o. when she made her
annual visit, Her guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Fraction and Mrs.
Clara Lucas,
spent week ERd A. Resorts
The Msasrn, Walter Rhodes, RO-
bert Wallace sr,. Anthony u, Cas-
slua and Robert Wallace Jr., re-
Gently were week end guests at
the Evergreen Resort. Crosby,
MINI, whsrc they enjoyed many
fishing trips,
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Sunday evening, September Is, In
honor Of their houAegueSt, the
Greens entertained at a lovely
party at their home. Those on.
ioyinR their hospitality were Mes
sru. and Mines Theodore Dean
Vernon Young, Aaron Piper, Rich.
ari Patton, James Fraction
Mines. Marie Williams, Matte
Prince and Mr., C, v, williams, On
Sunday september IL, Mrs, Powell
was entertained by Mrs. Marie
Williams. SSS2 Portland Ave, Mrs
Powell reports u delightful visit
In our beautiful city
Visit In IAaRtiI Mr.. and Mrs
William Jones OF 1919 9Th Ave. 3,
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Edward Carr Of Isanti. MINI, on
Sunday, September rs.
WIN Hold Installation Johnnie
Baker Post No. 2pi and Auxiliary
Of the American Legion will hold
installation Of officers on Friday
evening September 20, II the Ise.
gion headquarters, iis Royaiston
Ave. ~. at 500 r. N. Members
are urged 20 be present.
Iowa VInltOFui Mr., and Mrs. y.
Powell of Waterloo. Ia, were the
guests for ten days Of Mr., and
Mrs. William Burrell. No Hoag
Ave, N, The visitors enjoyed the
many sightseeing trips and fish
ing,
Returns Prom VaCatieRi After
a two weeks vacation trip spent In
the south Visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary Lockhart. and other rela.
tivea Rev w. Henderson, ll2p
bryant Ave. ~. returned home on
Friday September H. Rev. Hen
deruon enjoyed HIS trip very much.
Returning homo. he Htill hoped 10
sec His brOther-In-law. James Wal
her and HiHtsr-ln.law, Mrs. Eunice
Jack, but he missed them again a.
they had already returned 10 their
home IN the south.
Dinner 0ueataI The Misses dior.
Ia Pettiford and Gloria Brown.
374p Fourth Ave, \, had NJ their
dinner guests ON Sunday BSptem.
Der ~. MeaarA Fred King and
Richard Ration of Dea MOines. Ia
EnIsra Hospitals Miss Juanita
Wynn. 42O ". ~ H. Suffered TINT.
veraity Hospital on Tuesday Sep
tember 10, where she win undergo
surgery,
RruFna IIoHr. Mrs, RoNis An
deraon, TAT Carroll Ave, returned
home on Friday, September II
after attending the HgIIR National
Convention held in Atlanta, Ga,
August ~ thru the 10 From there
Shs visited relatives ana friends
In Memphis. Tenn, and IN Chi
caRo. ~, Mrs. Anderson was
greatly impressed with the pro-
Ersaa Of the Negro In Atlanta,
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with q double birthday party. Mrs.
Farmers natal day IL September
sth and Mr., Farmers In scptem.
Der 18th. 30 they chose the 18th
as a happy medium.
The rumpuE room was aglow
with merriment and friends who
were on hand TO congratulate the
happy couple and TO extend best
wishes and happy returns OF
the day" Hospitality and fellow
ship was bright as the honorees
opened and showed the many
beautiful and thoughtful gifts re-
ceived.
The evening was spent In soc"
ialiEing and listening TO the radio,
followed by . delightful and tasty
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California Charms
John EiuteherSons
To Settle There

Mr.. and Mrs, John Hutcheraon,
4is u, seth st.. recently returned
from a motor trip spent In Los
Angelica. Calf, and other points
west, They were accompanied 20
California by their niece, Miss
Joyce Shepard.
In Los Angeles. they were the
house guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Ro.
bert tOpalD Jones in their lovely
recently purchased home. The
JoneSeS were formerly Of this
city.
They visited Rosetta Beach In
Old Mexico. Some Of the high.
lights Of their trip were the bad
Lands. Black Hills, Rapid CITY
and Mt, RuAhmore IN South Da.
kota; Zion National Park and
Bryce Canyon In Utah: visited IN
Denver, Colo. and Omaha, Nebr.
They visited their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Williams In Sioux Falls,
=. D.. also dropped In on the Dan
Coates while there.
Miss Shepard did not make the
return trip. but left Los Angeles
by plane for her home in Jack.
son, Mias.
Mr.. and Mrs Hutchsra0n re-.
port q delightful trip, that &C.
comodations and service wsrs
good all along the way.
They are making rapid plans "a
move back TO California and viii
make the west their future home.
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Negroes Have More
Political Acumen
Seasoned Indignant

That's the question that should
engage the thinking OF COP mo-
guls who are passing out jobs by
the process Of blowing up one set
Of Negro jobholders and planning
fresh set in the same spot.
The Negro public Is much more
seasoned in its political judge
ments than It was when the Roo
sevelt Administration moved in on
the national scene. Our voters are
not apt to become excited over q
few favored individuals being han
ded middle-grade or below-middle
grade political appointments.
We win want TO know not only
that we're being recognized for
our political services, where we
have given them, but also that we
have given them, but also
that in those posts where vital
racial interests are involved. really
first -class personnel win be APP
pointed TO give top-grade service.
Nothing but nothing - IL
changed when one Negro Is swap
ped for another Negro in the same
job-except that things can get
worse IL the new appointee fails
to measure up to the former in
cumbent. Political gravy Is gravy,
Of course but after the gravy n
gone, what happens to the pork
chop?
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Annual Princes o.
Good NsighbOTS To
Do Mum0d AqCiH

The second annual Prince Of
Nsighbors contest sponsored by
the Community Chest and Council
u Hsnnspin County. Inc, has been
set for September ~ through
October 7 In eleven nelEhborhood
areas In Minneapolis and suburbs.
Il was announced this week by
Helen clifford. chairman Of the
event.
In announcing the contest, Mrs..
clifford commented that the event
seems 10 make people stop and
think who they consider good
neighbOrs and therefore gives
moro tangible meaning 10 this
years red feather slogan of. BE
. oood NeiEhbor"
"Anyone can enter . name, any.
one is eligible 20 win" Mrs Ciif.
ford said. ~ viii give recognition
10 the individuals who have tired
over the years 10 BE- good neigh
b0rs."
Here are the contest rules; l.
Last years winners are not sliEi-
bic IN this years contest set for
September ~ through October 7:
2-Evsryons In Hsnnspin County
IL eligible 70 submit one OF more
bTisf written nominations on why
the psrson of their choice 10 .
Prince 81 ooOd NsighborS; San
entries toRstbsr with fun nams.
address and telephone number ~
sender and nominee must BE- mail.
ed 90 Prince Of 0oOd NsiRhbors
Contest Community Chest. Citi-
zsns AID Building. Minneapolis 4.
MINI and postmarked before OCT.
= az midnight S-Eisvsn compost
ent judges win select the II PIN
ess from nominations submitted
IN The contest: 5.Elsvsn ks~paaks
plaques win BE- awarded wfnBsrs
NsighbOrh4od areas In which
IN which contests win b. hsld are
EieSfieid- Bloomingtoon. wsyzAtA-
Wound. ExesIsiog-Dssphavsn,
Hopkins. south Southwest Mime
apoils. Bdina-Morningslds. East
Lake Street area. g. Louis Park.
ooid@n Valley. KObbtnsdAls- North
Hsnnepln County. Northeast Min
n@apolas- Columbla Heights. NORTH
Minneapolis
Consult this nswspspsr for sd1i-
tioa@t information
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and Mrs Theodore (Ted) Allen,
073 Iglehart Ave, a junior at
Rockford College, Rockford. Ill,
left for school on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 10. This year marks the
third extension Of her scholarship
originally granted in connection
with her high scholastic standing
at Central High school. Her par
ents accompanied her and they
win spend a week or ten days in
Chicago and neighboring towns.
Guest: Mr.. Richard A. Overbey
of Indianapolis, Ind. was the week
end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
A. Jones Of 1922 Rondo Ave. He
Is the brother Of Norman Overbey,
a well known Minnesota Univer-
sity student. Richard Is a grad
uate Of the University OF Illinois
and Ohio State. He hopes, even.
tually. to teach in the Twin Cities.
He highly praised the Twin Cities
after a sightseeing tour.
Breakfast Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. Jones, 1922 Rondo Ave.
were the breakfast guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mitchell in their
beautiful newly purchased home
at 833 Fuller Ave. on Sunday
morning September Is.
Out OF Hospital: Rev B. H.
Hunter. 522 w. Central Ave. is
home again from Miller hospital
where he underwent surgery hav-
ing q catarac removed from his
right eye. He Is doing nicely.
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William Farmers
Entertoin Al Double
Birthday Porty

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs viii
liam Farmer, 3s0s Portland Ave
was the scene OF q delightful af-
fair on Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER ~, when Mr.. and Mrs
Farmer celebrated their birthdays
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. Your Electric Appliance Dealsy iHUites 1OG
% 80 ~ na0 ELsotrie RefrieyatOrs ~ has On
display. One LOOk and you'll b. eOaUinosd ~
neg ssodsis all sotus ,Ou1 fresh food stOrues
pvoblels ~ ourefree, eDOaonioai siscfric nay.
CoaDenieAf plEruhass tsymS are 0JaiLabis.
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Social and Personal
& MINNEAPOLIS

Willing Workers Club; The Willing Workers of Bethesda
Baptist church will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs Walter
Woods h2l 10th Ave Thursday September ~ at p m.
Rtaburgh Visitor Returns Home Mrs Margaret Powell
of Pittsburgh Pa who has been the house guest Mr.
Mrs Clifton Green Of 490i SSth s. for her home on
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

Seminar Speaker Ted Allen 2l0 Empire Bank Bldg
member of the Life Leaders Club and with the North
American Life and Casualty Co., of the speakers at
two day seminar held at the home office in Minneapolis
Returns To College Miss Marcheta Allen daughter of Mr.
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lunch served by the hosts.
Among guests who gathered Go
share in the festivity were Measra
and Mines Jimmie Richie, Bill
Orr n. Warren, Walter HAtchett,
Morris Goodwin, the Mines, MRude
Chandler Alice tBrownie) Fort,
Betty Jackson, LeolR Young,
Dessie Gresham, Jamie orisAam,
Connie Brown, Bessie Jones,
MeSsra, Raymond siSson, sherman
McElroy and NJ. l.. LOFTS.
Evening star., 1953-02-02
Conducted By
BETSY CASWELL
CONGRATULATIONS
OFFERED.

Mrs. L. P. r.. Siluer Spring. :
Congratulations to A. D. S.,
Gainesville on How It Really
Is.. and to you for using it. 1t
is a classic and must have
given some hearty laughs to
all mothers-and grandmoth-
ers-as it did to me!
(Mrs. A. r. S., TGkomn Park
just a note of congratula-
tionS to Mrs. A. d. S., Gaines
ville-she deserves a medal!
That was one of the best ar
ticles ever to have appeared
in your grand and helpful
RICH.
There is one thing for sure.
she hasn't lost her sense of
humor and that's the most inn
portant thing to keep her
said" schedule working.
Being the mother of four
youngsters myself. I expert
ence such Interruptions to my
schedule quite regularly. I am
sure thousands of your other
readers got as big a kick out
Of reading How It Really Is"
as I did.
Keep up your wonderful work.
RICH is the page I grab when I
glance at the headlines"
X 4 \ y
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years. There is a nominal fee
for all of these.
Virginia Snow Studios. Elgin,
ILL.,, will send a catalogue Of
quilts and rugs. Quilt Book.
No. 100, may be purchased in
one Of the dime stores in
Washington-it has many at
tractive patterns.
Evening star., 1953-02-02
Speoker Named

DR.. Arthur s. Adams, presi-
dent of the American Council on
Education, will be the guest
speaker at a meeting of the
Alexandria branch, American
Association of University Wom-
en-, at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Trinity Methodist Church, Alex
andria.
DR.. Adams will discuss the
work of the council, which was
established in 1918 as a center
for the coordination of educa-
tional policies and practices at
a national level.
Evening star., 1953-02-02
GOOD RESULTS.

fMr. II. A. s., College Park
I am not a kitchen canary
and so do no cooking at all.
But all my life I've been re-
membering the bread my
grandmother baked,
When I saw j. M. LIS "Rule
for Bread" recently in your
column, ! decided it did not
look too hard, so I tried it
out. My first result was fine
and I shall probably be bak-
ing for some time to come.
I do wish you would con-
vey my thanks to j. M. L. for
the recipe.
Evening star., 1953-02-02
Meeting

The District Chapter of the
Westhampton College Alumnae
Association will meet at 8 pm.
Thursday at the home of Miss
Frances Burnette of 1915 Thirty
fifth street NV.
Guest artist for the event will
be Mrs. Betty Burns Caylor,
drama teacher at Holton Arms
School. who has appeared with
local theatrical groups.
She will give several presenta-
tions selected from dramatic
works.