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Evening star., 1953-06-03
TELEVISION
BELOW COST
1858 FAMOUS MAKEs
AIMCO TV SALES

6EtANO-NEW 1908 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
2s20 n. washington Blvd.
Arlington. We. Open til 8. ia. $500
TXXApMaRAEi XM mi Az !s:,ns5 :h..4 s9mb; Tealeo. e
After After 7:30 pm; sall at 21Ss Cali
TVmMosoroisD VIM tor AD'' siinch. YOS aw 1885, blond
ssii $3.50. Cypress :i 1861. Soi Ewes svss. %u'
Ty-RCA. l7-in. console set with
doors. blond wood: very modern;
going oversees: $3.50 or best cash
TooEs S%eE PBsMtPsEY Beta aoo, Jo S4sA1 dli1
motor: hundreds Of ether tools. Best
ootIer takes all after pm. OIL. g.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood portable,
nu. Il eess; s.$eSssrs eSsriecs condition; $40: Can
Po IT,. iEx. s-l4S4; ewes, sun.
;!i! "a H.. Underwood .s! ed, !Roi:s
TYPEWRITERs. GOOD machines at
SOdsE.' mods Ss sSa ssS sad st. recent
EI17rEWMlIEMS, Royal; Remington,
UP. All In good working order.
Rentals, repairs; all makes. CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2Ol9 I4th
st: NV. HU. S-5121.
UNIFORMS, Navy officers; slightly
used top coat. khakies, blues, size
Sa,,,vS;ra 50; Write C g. I sPEER. 1907 New
VACUUM CLEANER - Reconditioned
Singer, $19.96, guaranteed. SIN
GER SEWING CENTER, S107 M
st. NV. AID. 2.6677. -
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ealiins Wal WALTER 1niai; REED ''iti SNTTeWi Hs5SEi
SHOP Tor expert 2pprais0lS.
TU. 2.2727. RA. 3-76OS.
BEDROOM. dining room. contents O
nome; cash: we DO mox1ng. storage
ia. 9-2937; evenings, RA. 3-14l6.
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity an.
SSssu SSoSKss sAoP u 1853 saPsPss: p: eve. ASo1s NV
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality;
also movie camera. proj. lenses. MIR,
DiAMOND JEWEERY OF of any any descTiS. d1S.
ERRrsgH tas gSld suKs AK slzer slZ sts ss E. paa
MARKEL $40 r st. NV.
DIAMONDS. gold, silver. We pay
Az fos MR. skoTf. siS ? q. NV NV
FURNiTSTTRaHE-wanted to buy, oil
kinds Of used furniture, St once; tor
r%RNirukfs' rRF1Ssi "a; fs-7sss; Wanted an, amount
erssrssofo onss Aiso sood SA1i asnso &C. 'teSS cs
FURNiTURE-sinele pieces and com.
plete household. etc. AID. 4-S87O
Ewes; and Sundays, Ii. 6-2616.
FURNITURE-Wil buy entire con.
tents tents Or odd pieces; also old china
s. years.. H6PWoops. 5Pex Ssa ssh ssilnan and * Z
GAS RANGES. furniture. heaters
ACNE stove CO. Ma. S.SeSSSS sSISS
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STEEL,

We have large amount reinforcing
steel. angles and beams cut to size,
WRECKING Co, 1857 Brentwood
rd. ne, AID. 2-6177. -6
STEEL GUITAR and amplifier, Su-
pro, 3 months old. very good cond.
S1%6, or best offer. 116 HillWood
ave.. Falls Church, Va. "a
STEN0GRAPH MACHINE, excellent
condition; complete set Of books;
$50 JU.. 6-9375. a
STOVE, oil, double burner, circulat-
ing fan, drums. connections; sAcri-
sTTD1o TSSi Gsi c6TcHSsimmons, 5Ti s-ssSS double;
In good condition I'M 4.Ak2I
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PIANO. Ipinet. new, fun Keyboard
1O.yr. factory guarantee. Regu-
larly $3.50, now on SPECIAL sALl
Ior $40. MatoAing bench FREE
for limited time only. RATNER'E
i1USlC STORE. 736 18th st. NV.
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WUTOkB-lII0O to 100 MP. and re-
sIsfion sIeh AE EsH sa S6a9 ,It volts reEog5d 0g9d
o1WIITB0ARD 1II!C 0AA ~. MOTOR: -, 5-h:p;: Elgini gn
,z:Ssss sttsE E' $50. 3 pest 0n'F: f.
RH0NOGRAPM, Webcor elec. portable;
S-speed, used very little; reasonable
After 2. AID. 2-7091.. "A
PIANO, upright, excel. cond., 500 OF
best offer. CaN TU. 2-6294 after
PIANO. baby grand. excellent condi-
ton. DU. 7-6119. g
PIANO, Steinway. rebuilt. spinet
style, upright, perfect piano: $3.50;
M1sfc HS SSTh sfosE 1Esoo Es5 no q ST. tD9NAM1S 9.M.
PIANO, baby grand: excel. cond.
sacrifice: 1925. ia. 0-8214. II
PIANO, Wurlitzer Spinet mahog.
excel. tone quality: used very little
1895. KITS. 1880 q ct. NV.
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M.AosToNl

EIA0sToNE
An types. colors. sizes. Prices start
at 90c Der "a. it. TRI.STATE
SToNE CO.. oIA sores. Il
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GOLD

Bring your. dental gold. platinum
A. KAHN INC.
go YEARS AT 935 r ST. NV.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, JU. 9-3O39.
REFRIGERATORS, afr conditioner,
freezers. We buy all makes, any
condition. AID. 4-42O6. -
and Stratton en-.
gines, any condition All sizes. CEN
TRIAL. OUTBOARD CO., $50 Eye st.
n.W., MA. S.0221. a
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DIN. RM. SUITE, 9:piece. Duncan
DINING RM., Wiliiams-Kimp, Grand
Rapids. Sheraton inlaid crotch ma.
hogany. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Excel. value at $500.
Cali after 1 PM, KE. S-6772.
DINING TABLE, 42x62, mahog.; 4
chairs. IA. 2-0576. sc
DOLL. Bisaue head, German, large,
$1o0; beautifully dressed. Call En-.
DTGiPPffiESSArORs, all types, hand and
electric. 4S., AMERICAN EIS;s6; ,TYPEWgRTTTTEsgR
DRUMS, complete set, incl. zielian
cymbals, Ludwig b Leedy, mother
Of pearl. chrome plated. Gail after
EXHAUST FANS, ali kinds; Gain,
s. 900 c.f.m., $69.95;. also all parts
to make your own; blades, bearings.
pulleys .ete. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENr CO.. 247S Sherman ave-. AD.
FHNs USfficOrl, "a inches. used 1 season.
FkNsEMake your own fan; use the
motor Oh your furnace blower. we
furnish the blades. Ma. S-4260.
FBNCE PICKET AND POST head
quarters. 1920 Wilson blvd, IA.
%.12SA. RUCKR LUMBER.
FLAT WORK IR0NER, Holm. Amer
lean Gas. 14O6 North Capitol st.
FOAM RUBBRR GATTREssEs-sO
By 76, uncovered, S20 0.95; larger
st1es eonparably priced. D1. 7-72So,
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KITCHEN CABINETS
WAREHOUSE SALE


WAREHOUSE SALE
New and slightly damaged wall cahi-
nets, sinks. Plenty Of good values.
Miller Bldg. Supply Co.
Near Peace Cross, before overpasS.
1901 Decatur ST.. Hyattsville. Nd.
KITCHEN SET, Formica top. gray
CafI Eifh 0 Fsd $s tTi%; .issn benches. price $40
LAWN. MOWER, Hrffy. electric. 16".
brand.neW, never used. JE. 4-3703.
LAWN M0WER-Never used, $40;
Singer long.bobhin electrified port
2 p.n., $500 4th st. NV, Apt. NO. 4.
LIy: RIM. SUITE. 3-pc.. slightly used:
Uinne dsacEtaees $l6O. Cali Ju.
LOUNGE BED, wrought from and
FOAM rubber. In muslin 3Ox76, S96.
FALLS CHURCH SALES. il. 2-6O60.
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THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
One-half block on Conn. ave., over.
traf1c noise; convenient tr0nsp.
double and single rms, private
baths available; excel. meals; ratei
S17.60 Wk. Up. HO. 2-3666.
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BUILDINGS

DEHUMIDIFIERS
Famous brand. 1853 models. Regular
S139.05. Sale price only SS9. .96
Open ewes. IA. 7-7722.
American Service Center
586 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., Va.
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PIANOs-Baidwin, Acrosonic. spinei
and console. models. Designed, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin. Equip.
with Baldwin patented Ful-BloV
action. Wide variety case designs
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
925 .,!5.sT; e 81; NV
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WRINGER WASHERS
8 only. Regular S119.96. now SS9. .9B
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 17S
R, I. ave, ne, "a
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Wholesale Appliance
Distributors

Can you beat these package bar
xmanns freezer. faesory priced 81 81
ued ct Sl99.95. absolutely free
with purchase Of freexer. Cash or
terms. cal Dl. 7-4400 and save
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ROBINSON
I,ITMRER CO

LUMbEN CU,
1899 KENILWORTH AVE. NV,
Phone LU. 1-1200 for all your build.
ing needs and save time and money.
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DIAMOND BARGAINS

Petite circular diamond broach. con-
points each. estate piece. 5000; lax
antique sunburst pin diamond In
center, $36, bought privately: lax
Onyx Pendant, approx. l and Y
6nHN SfEens SEIn hIms t ~ SsnIs5 Sn6nS! 2!
newest cutting. S40O; all prices incl
tsd; tax. See MR; sds;r sRoTT, 917 r
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARI

ROOM AND BOARD for elderly lady
in nice private home. Call Ii. q
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900 CONSTITUTION AVE. N.R.-3
rms, pvt. bath; $40 per mo.
1926 r ST. N.E.-Two Groom apts.s
soS osS;SH MASS. s.. AVE. NE.-s-room apt.
BASEMENT APT, 1907 c st. ne. 8
rms. pvt. bath; sos per mo. Keys
in ONCE, 500 Mass. ave. ne. LII; g.
7O43 --b
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VENETIAN WINDOWS
PETERS wHoLEsALE DIST, $500
Is 18th 1SeIsW St; NV. Call RA. 6-4ss6 or
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wprM1rP MASu

UNUSUAL JEWELRY
RoDIN JEWELS. sos 18th ST. NV
CpECTAI,
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17A0 P ST. NW.-'The ChurchiIl"-
Clean sgle. rms. Eunning water
dble. FmS., $40 up. NO. 7-0e0S:
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ANTIQUES

Do mot sell your valuable antique
china, Glass, furniture, ETC.. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert 9ppraisalS.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

'EDR00M, e g, <, pvt. bath with pvt. ent
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

;OLORED - BSMT. APT. to share
with another man, under 80 years,
S2S each. NV. sec. AID. 2-7449.
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FUhNI1M!NG6-Maple chest, mirror.
$50. Solid mahogany 3O-in. drum
teels' ees :Ss,. $S0; Cocktail SIS SI6. Liy: n I'm
ski. $50. Simmons sofa bed. $50,
RCA A.M..P.M. table radio and
"46" record changer. $50. DI.
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FOAM RUBBEH. mattress stock; spe.
holsters, bench covers. TX. 3-6633
FRIGDAlRE, late model. freeser ton
Sl25, Also stove XII A.02k3 -
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Mclean Gardens
0O11 na,.%a,, g. N VIZ

Taking applications for men ant
$3.50 to $3.50; twin-bed room al
S35 per month per person: als(
transient rooms available. EN-. 2.
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Continued on Next Passe
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FuHN1TURE-2 green sofas. 8 chairs.
tables, mahog. .credenS0 and mirror;
green rug. 9 BY Is. All in good
AT. AO. 2.2672. IS
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uted to the Easter seal campaign.
through which funds are raised
for the society's work for cere-
bral palsied children.
Proceeds Divided.
The telethon sponsors have ex-
planned that IS per cent of the
gross profits from the telethon
will go to the national United
Cerebral Palsy Associations, Inc.
Then expenses, estimated at be-
tween Is and 20 per cent, will
be deducted. The rest, it was ex-
planned. will be divided. accord
ing to the localities from which
the pledges came. Among the
United Cerebral Palsy Associa-.
ton in Washington and similar
groups in the counties.
During the telethon, there
were frequent comments on the
lack of service to cerebral palsied
children in this area. The Dis
trict Society for Crippled Chill
dren, in its letter to the United
Cerebral Palsy Association, out
Evening star., 1953-06-26

an anti-convulsive clinic, q rhi-
biological clinic. speech clinic. q
dental clinic. psychological eval-
uations. parents counseling serv-
ices. speech therapy. occupation
al therapy. physiotherapy. func-
tional therapy, brace and equip
ment pool.
During the last five years we
have expended more than $780,
600 to aid cerebral palsied chill
dren in this area. The current
years budget of the society for
this program is $128.570.05. None
of this money has been or will
be received by the District So
ciety for Crippled Children from
the UCP or through the telethon.
I'm order that the public may
have these facts, this statement
is being released concurrently to
the press as transmitted to you.
This statement and its release
was authorized by action of the
Executive Committee of the
Board of Directors of this So
ciety at it's regular meeting Of
June "a, 1883"
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some Of the confusion may thus
be dispelled.
Established in 1882, this So
ciety has since 1943 provided
services to cerebral palsied chill
dren. In the past year more than
500 children affected by cerebral
palsy were aided through its
center at 1767 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
Complete Service.
1.-THE center provides complete
services to cerebral palsied chill
dren. The staff includes 10 espe-
cially trained clinicians, teachers.
and therapiStS; and as a con-
sultant, the worlds leading au-
thority on cerebral palsy. They
carry out an accredited program
under the supervision Of medi-
cal director and under the guild
ance Of a scientific council of
local physicians and educators.
'The center maintains for
crippled children:
Nursery school, a kindergar-
ten, a diagnostic clinic. an op-
thalmologic clinic, an otolaryn-
gologic clinic, q pediatric clinic,
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lined its services to these chill

lined It's services to these chill.
dren.
Role Explained.
Following is the text Of the
letter to the United Cerebral
Palsy Association from Dan
Piver, president of the District
Society for Crippled Children.
II wish to commend your or
ganization for so effectively pub
licizing the cerebral palsy cause
in which we are all so vitality in
terested. We have heard Of the
very excellent services rendered
by UCP in many communities
which otherwise would be with
out them. and we fervently hope
that that fine work will continue.
"The many telephone calls
about the telethon directed to
our society indicate there is some
confusion in the minds of many
residents who have recently con-
tributed to our work through the
Easter Seal campaign.
"Accordingly, it seems wise to
review briefly the work being
done by the District Society for
Crippled Children, Inc, since
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IeIethon Fund Plea
Clarified by Society
rCrippIed Children

The District of. Columbia So
ciety for Crippled Children made
1t clear today that it is receiv-
ing none of the money raised
here through the 1412-hour tele-
thon staged here last week end
The telethon, held over WNBW,
was sponsored by the United
Cerebral Palsy organizations of
Washington. Fairfax. Prince
Georges and Montgomery Coun-
ties. The sponsors announced
that $117.379 was raised in
pledges.
The District Society for Grip
pied Children said it had re-
ceived many telephone CALI from
persons who had already q ntrib-
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Two Elected 70 Board
For CrippIed Children

Ivy Baker Priest. treasurer of
the United States, and Harry
Davidow, executive vice presi-
dent of the Hecht Co.. have
been elected board members of
the D. C. Society for Crippled
Children. it was announced to-
day.
The society instituted its 21st
year of service to crippled chill
drerl at an open house and an
nual meeting Wednesday.
Officers elected for the 1854
administrative year are Dan
Piver. president! Leon Chate-
laine, jr., first vice president;
Frederick p. H. Siddons, second
vice president; James H. Flana-
gan, secretary. and Mary Bourke,
treasurer.
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Mechonizution in BruziI
Rio de Janeiro. Brazil, is buy
ing equipment to permit a shift
from hand labor to mechanical
building methods.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

Mrs. George Jones, Mrs Jones is
Mr.. RoOney's mother. They motor
ed to Des Moines with their uncle,
George Johnson. GO7 LyndRle Ave.
No.
House Guest: Miss Jane An
derson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Anderson OF Sioux Falls,
s. D., arrived Tuesday, Dec. 80.
and Is the house guest of the Mis-
ses Muriel and Frances Rooney.
1924 Smelling Ave so.
Busy Bee Club Met: The Busy
Bee Club met Tuesday. Dec. 80. at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. wenEel
Miller, $40 Emerson Ave. No. Mrs.
Christine Benford was a CO. hos
tess Guests Of honor were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Greer of Illinois. The
next meeting will be with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ben Greer, 3O7 Dupont Ave.
No.
From Calf: Mrs. Clarence Wig
ington. former st. Paulite, arrived
in the Twin Cities, Saturday. Jan.
3 for a visit. While in 81. Paul,
she viii be the house guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Godette, 62s
st. Anthony Ave. She will be the
house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. b
Williams, 4445 First Ave. so. dur
ing her stay in Minneapolis.
In spite Of all the instruction to
the contrary. recent tests prove
that the common practice Of
brushing teeth in the morning up
on arising and before retiring has
little effect in combating tooth
decay.
Scientists proved that to be ef-
fective. dentrifices must be used
Immediately after eating.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan, 10 Marva Boyd, s37
IgIehart Ave, Merlin Price, Toe
Rondo Ave. Robert Turpin, eos
No Western Ave. Reeder Turner,
7Ss Rondo Ave, Mrs, Katherine
Williams 687 Carroll Ave.
Jan. II Mrs Dan Brley, $40
81. Anthony Ave; NJ. Henderson,
$50 81, Anthony Ave: Drexol
Pugh, s72 Carroll Ave; George
Munden. 703 81, Anthony Ave;
Charles Lamb, $50 w. Central
Ave.
Jan. ~ Eloise TouRAAint, 900
Iglehart Ave Lois Smith. 3p7 ~.
Anthony Ave; Harold Urice, 70o
Rondo Ave stephen Maxwell. 500
81. Anthony Ave.
Jan ~ Mrs. Theodore Allen,
g96 IglchRrt Ave: Patricia Brown,
g3I 81. Anthony Ave; Lincoln
Berry Jr,. sos w, Central Ave-
Dewey jackson, 100 Rondo Ave;
Mrs. Jeff Anderson. 900 st. An
thony Ave; Mrs. Frances Smith,
400 st. Anthony Ave,
Jan. II Clarence Taylor, 1918
Rondo Ave. Rita Jean Holloman.
7s3 st. Anthony Ave: Melvin
Henderson, $50 Ct Anthony Ave
Carol X. Tendle, 500 ~, Anthony
Ave: Mrs. Cecilia Worthington,
s48 Rondo Ave. Lawrence Gam
boi. asa Arundel ~.
Jan. 10 Mrs, Mable Reynolds,
44b Kent st.
Jan. 10 Mrs, Maurice Crouch,
$50 Carroll Ave; Frank w
schlne sr.. $40 1t. Anthony Ave:
Ella Golden, $50 81 Anthony
Ave Stanley Harris Jr, i0Ao
Carroll Ave, Mrs, Josephine Or
mand. 7s3 st Anthony Ave: Mrs.
George Berry ST., 634 81. Anthony
Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
Identical chFlSfmaS
BoTn Twins long
ElUmA e. Maaa1fAma


Mrs Emma Williams, aS2 Lyle
hart Ave. and Mrs, John L.
Banks ISL Rondo Ave. arc idcnt.
cal twins, who werr born on
Christmas Day, Their mother was
also an identical twin,
Mrs, Williams has lived In
Minnesota morp than thirty
years and Mrs, Banks has lived
here twenty one years
Mrs Williams and Mrs, Banks,
like most identical twins, are al.
most inspearablc, but the one OK.
Ception being their churches. Mira,
Williams II ~ loyal and faithful
TO her church, st, James AME, ~
Mrs. Banks II 10 the church Of her
choice, Pilgrim Baptist
Mrs, Williams has one dauEh.
ter. Mrs Phillip Freeman. three
grandchildren, Phillip Freeman
Jr.. Gloria wragE and Alfred
Stewart. and five great grand
children. Cordell wragg, Marsha
Ann, Alma Isabelle, Alfred Jr.
and Phillip BENJAMIN, children Of
the Alfred stewards
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

CoCktailsi Mr., and Mrs Ollyc
A, Gum, Ts3 Igichart Ave, en-.
tertained about - friends at an
exQuisitely appointed cocktail
party, proceeding the Forty Club
Dance. Monday, Dec, 10,
To Hugo. Nina, Rev. and Mrs
James c Dixon, o06 W, Central
Ave. and son, Richard, were the
invited dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs, Jack FullbriEht In their
Hugo, MINI, home. Saturday, Jan,
3,
The vets" HaVc Gala PRTtyi
The Vets gave their annual party
New Years Eve, at the residence
81 DR. and Mrs. Maurice Crouch,
$50 Carroll Ave, A delicious after.
midnight dinner was served, A..
ter the dinner the guests and
members enjoyed dancing until
the wee small hours. Enjoying
themselves were MeAsrS and
Mines, Paul Shelby Curry, Earle
r. Kyle, Henry Thomas. Leonard
Davis, and John Ranks Members
are Doctor and Mines Norman
Howell, Cornelius Mohiley, Ollie
0ranthRm, George Berry and the
hosts. DR. and Mira Crouch The
guests enjoyed having their pic
lures taken by a land camera, and
seeing the results In about q min
ute after they were taken,
Dinner with The FrremaRSI Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Freeman, sb7 Lyle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
Additional Social and
Personal News
ST. Paul

Christmas In The SOUTH Rev
Nelson Pryor. Presiding Elder oi
the 81. Paul District Of tho North,
western AME conference, spent
Christmas In charIeRton. No. Car
ollna with his niece and her huS
band. Rev. and Mrs Henderson
Davis
CredIafawB social CIUbi The
CredjafRwn Social club met Pm.
day. Jan. 2 ~ the home o. Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Galloway, Tia
fgIshaTt Ave. Mr. and Mrs II.
Roy Coleman were co-hOsts
Hosns Prom Hospital; Mr. VII.
liam a Hanna, $40 Western Ave.
No. returned home from ~ Jos
eph hospital Re IL improving
slowly.
Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs.
John l.. Banks sr, TAI R0ndo.
gave = dinner New Years Day and
the guests who enjoyed the hoHpi'
taIity of the Ranks were Mrs
Emma Williams. Mr. and Mrs
Philip Freeman Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Stewart and four children,
Martha Ann, Alma Isabelle, Al
fred JT,. and Philip, also Gloria
WraRg and daughter. CordSli and
Mrs. Simon Arnold
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Jan, 10 T. J, FHppin, seas
Second Ave So. Mrs, Addie
smith 26Sl Fourth Ave So. Mira.
Forrest Mckinney. S2S Fremont
Ave, No
Jan II Mrs. E. r, Mckee, 232
Fremont Ave. No; Mrs, Elizabeth
Davis. 1929 Olson Blvd, Mrs,
onie Mccoy, 1907 Olson Highway,
Jan II Agnes mn, to20 Gin
ton Ave. So. Jewel Anderson,
2320 10th Ave So,
Jan IL Blaine 7 Ash Jr,
Minneapolis. Mrs Connie Poole,
S0S2 Fourth Ave. So.
Jan II w, E Stovall. 3sio
Firth Ave So.
Jan rs Frank Graham, $3.50
Firth Ave So,
Jan 10 Mrs, Fannie =, Lewis,
1924 Fourth Ave. So. Mrs, Thorn
asina Gray, 1899 Fifth Ave No.
Out of Town BlrthdAyS--
Jan, 10 bishop Charles Lee.
Chicago; Lena Brown, jamaica,
ny
Jan. IS Frances &, Taylor,
Washington. u, c; Floyd Collins,
Des Moines, Iowa.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

hart ave. entertained relatives
and Friends at u Christmas din
ner. Guests were Mrs. Frceman'H
mother, Mira Emma Williams:
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs,
John Ranks, Mrs. Gloria wraEg
and her daughter, Coricll Mr.,
and Mrs Alfred Stewart and four
children. Martha Ann, Alma lAa-
belle. Alfred Jr,, and Philip, Con.
nee Brown, Rev, and Mrs, James
G, Dixon and son. Richard. and
Mr. and Mira, Russell RAlenRer,
spent Holidays with son, Mrs
Crystal Marmon arrived, by
plane. from New Orleans, "a
spend tho Christmas holidays with
her son, Wayne Michael and her
parents. Mr. and Mrs NJ r. Hur.
CESS. pT0 ROndo Ave,
while here, Mrs, Marmoh gave
toboggan party for her Son,
Wayne Michael and some of his
little friends. Jamie and David
uolns, stephen Maxwell and I'D.
win salter JT.. She served refresh
ments after the sliding" party
and the children enjoyed II 20
much Mrs. Marmon took them
out again the next day
Mr., George w. Brooks. ITO 81.
Anthony Ave, returned home,
Saturday, Jan, = from Washing.
ton, y, c where he spent part of
the holidays visiting his sister,
Mrs, Mildred Brooks Vernon.
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Social and Personal
q MINNEAPOLIS

Engaged To Be Married Mr. and Mrs Wenzel O Miller
522 Emerson Ave No. the engagement of their
daughter Onama jeanne to Gerald Brooks son of Mrs Mary
Brooks, HOS Aldrch Ave No ''
The MillerS dinner guests Dec % were Rev Carrss
of Mr. and Mrs Robert johnson Mrs johnson ia the niece
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Social and Personal
r ST. PAUL

Home From Hospitals Mr., Earl Brent, 7S5 Carroll Ave,
returned home Tuesday Dec 30 from St Joseph hospital where
he had been confined for a week.
DR. Crump Back To Rochester DR. J, Walton Crump CSC
Fuller Ave- returned the Kahcr hospital IN Rochester,
AInnAn Inn
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OF MT ana MRS. Miller. Their
Christmas breakfast guests were
Mines. v. Alternately, Naomi
Whitaker. Fora Langums and
Christine Benford.
LAIssez-nOUs-fAlre Club will
Meet: The LaisseZ-nous-faire club
will meet Saturday. Jan. 10. at
the home Of Mrs. Orzie Alexander
1892 Fifth Ave. So.
Holidays In Dies AFOInes: Misses
Murieli and Frances Rooney.
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Rooney. 1924 Smelling Ave. So,
left Wednesday. Dec. "a, for Des
Moines to spend the Christmas
holidays with their grandmother
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Wedding Anniversaries
N. PAIL

Jan, lg-MT, and Mrs, Charles
Graham, Tsi 81. Anthony Ave,
~ Years
Jan, IS Mr., and Mira. Paul
Wood. sAS lgiehart Ave, ten
years
Jan, lt-Mr. and Mrs Earl w,
MCGEE, SSS Iglehart Ave. two
years
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The WAY ! SEE TT
4 BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITY The every year very
baked awards being made best this and that in the
field In giving awards has be-
phoney much