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Evening star., 1953-07-26
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcons.I

CUTE NEW RAMBLER. 8 bedrms. OF
optional 2 bedrm. and din. rm
1ge. liv. rm., de luxe kit, room
enough tor whole family to eat IN
fun hSmt.; school and pl9yeTorTnsda yTsa
fISsi SSXL =; EgrG4E Gs4Ts.7SS g. $500. Ga SAiNON
BY OWNER - Charming 2-bedrm.
brick rambler in lovely Carroll
KnollG, Paylight bsmt. picture win win
sPfIRns: tipeIRlscs, 10. 449 497iRssa Rsnn'' ave. SILVER
SIX-ROOM HOUSE with basement
apt; 5000 month income; best loca-
ton; S21,50O. OWNER, OIL. 2-719l'
BRICK RAMBLER on / acre. Open
sun. 2 til 2; weekdays. III 9.
Liv. rm.. fireplace, din. rm., bed
rms. bath, all-electric kit, Key
stone cabinets, full bsmt:, bath
breezeway and garage; Directions:
Out Colesyille rd., right on Columbia
to Greenbrier, right to open sign.
SMITH w. ALLNUTT, ST.. S415 Ga.
ave, JU. 9-4646.
RENT GOING UP? Cash in on this
to MOL. Nd. o.. walter Reed, schools
6smt;; gas h;SE.h.; s1s.95o. OWN
r. ~: 9.726Q: .,.,c o -.
the finest a-bedrm. homes in good
Brick rambler has dininE IL
breakfast bar. Youngstown KIT: ana
many ,GSI extras ,,I you nr;ce can o1Iy Si3-
800. Cali Mr.. Hannah. DE. 2-6653.
MODERN REALTY CO.. JU. 7-b3oO'
LARGE, i Pol OLD HOUSE and sls acres,
$500; 25 mi, D; C.: c::,;I.h1a r. MI Bait s.th
slss 9eEs tuanac. MSEs Nv o%NEK ss.iiH9is 5
RAMBLING BEAUTY, S24.95O-
The owner has spent 2 years achisy::
Ing absolute PERFECTION" FOS 0S -bricR YSG
IO bisr IsJoT' * nhsst e onsIits; picture1
book setting on wooded lot, 8Ox200;
on Mass ave. ext; lge. liv. rm; with
massive stone fireplace ana picture
window: sep. din: rrn': Lovely Tuz KlT; IL
all on floor. A clapboard hob
BY house on rear Of lot is cute
enough for summer, guesthousse
FRANZ Fra 6T s. PHILIPS. PHIL p1. 7-14711: 747
sfs:sOCPo4K $3.50 OF A1s0fH VTHEw, Silver sDFins-
Almost new, 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
expansion attic; util. rm.; screened
front porch; washer, dryer baroec9e
pit; many extras, large;1 lr6ge;17 ~ M ~
1Cza, 4@721e. M'' zAGAM1 fIafi Il REALTY CO.
DOCTORS HOME and ONCE. priced
$4,000 below cost, on school block
in Hillandale; 10401 N. Hampshire
sssSS; bowASNon-o1 aSi 1-siaai or aI. buy
this lovely 3-bedrm. semidet. home
with sep. din. rm., equip. kit. lge.
cor. lot; payments like rent. JU.
5-2655 or LO. 5-SS03. -26
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER,
full bsmt., 20 min. from Wash.
GE range, refgr., .dishwasher, dis
posal. level cor. lot; direct from
owner; $4,000 FHA approved. Nr.
school. 1O2O1 Parkwood. Dir:
Out Conn. ave. ext. left on Everett
st. to Parkwood dr., left blk.
Phone ia. 5-5S42 for appt. -Sl
S-BEDRM. RAMBLER, "a acre, priced
right, located in Colesville area,
trades considered. BUILDER. JU.
OWNER BEING TRANsFERRED@dI
loan: Rockcrest; 3-bedrm. rambler.
equipped kitchen: cow. to schools
and shopping; 6 mi. to MIMIC and
Health Institute. Poplar 2-6S6S
o%SERSsSi4io oV%siS9Ef Ri4l 900; $4,000 dn. Sill
yer spring 3-yr. .-old brick. H-acre
fenced lot, trees; adj. woods; walk
to school. Eve, LO. 4-7552. -29
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BETHESDA-$19,950
FARMETTE
RAMBLER-A ACRE
OPEN SUNDAY. Ia

OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
Three bedroom, bath-and-a brick
rambler. 2 yrs. old with large mod
ern kitchen and breakfast nook
Every room has large picture win
miles from heart of Bethesda. For
those wanting a rambler with an
acre-close in-this is your house.
For appt.. call JU. $3.50. ewes.
DR.: Out Old Georgetown I'd. 3h
miles past Bank Of Bethesda, to
home at 7112 Bells Mil I'd.
SAMUEL 2. BOGLEY. 1NCa
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ASKING $12,50O

991o Lorain ave, sn. spg., Md
shop, transp.; 2 lge. bedrms. spot
leSSly dec. Ven. blinds, cornices, TV
antenma; fenced yd.; porch. BY
Evening star., 1953-07-26

GEORGIAN FOREST
Must sell at reduced price; 4S-ft.
brick rambler on half acre, 8 lge.
bedrms.. full din. rm. I2xl3 West
3113 Regina dr.. Open Sunday 12-
dark. To reach: Out Ga. ave- ga
miles mast Wheaton -26
Evening star., 1953-11-29
Open Today, 2-5
ANOTHER ONE!

Roorny Brick Rambler
N. Arl.-Yes. we are able to present
another one of these ideally located
attrac. rambiers. IN excel. cond.
with lge.. rec. rm. and well-finishec
bath in full bsmt.. outside entr
Beautiful Ky; setup with that cozS
ded benches; 8 real bedrms., too
Fenced rear yard with attrac. stonC
patio. Owner anxious to sell, will
carry Isl. trust at 49o for cash
above, or have commitment S12 ,O0C
1st trust. $79.20 mo-; 1000 cash
to Glebe rd., turn left 3 short blks
to N. Woodrow, left 2 houses tC
1919 and our open sign.
q Dnr11,vno Drso1~ DnaI I@1ov
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S1n5n0

81 800 cash. 2-bedrm. home. Just OF
Columbia pike. Anchor fenced back
yard. superb cond.. monthly pymt.,
$S4 includes everything.
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HILLWOOD RAMBLER

For the discriminating purchaser
priced in middle 2Os, level 75xl5 So
lot. terrific liv. rn. (22xl5). sep
din. rm., 3 twin hedrms deception
al compartmented baths arranee-
men). lge. bright "playroom" bSmt
To inspect: Out Arlington blvd 70
Seven Corners, rt. on Hillwood ave
(Rt. No. 1881 to Linden la. left to
602 LINDEN LA.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont }

4I3 v. Y. AVE. N.w.-First comm.
SHALL j. WAfLE CO. 1924 18th
st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
BARGAIN--Det., modern. Z:
apt. bldg: lot 110x130; rents $7,1SS
per yr.: one 6-rm. apt. Act today to
secure this bargain. MR.. ODUM,
RE. 1926. II
HOME PLUS INVESTMENT =. New,
corner, Diet. bldg: exceptionally nice
home for owner. which has liv.
rm. with firepl. and picture win
dow. extra-large bedrms.: bath,
on ist r.; collect $i65 per mo.
for 2 other apis; all have pvt.
entrances. Shown by appt. Ju.
TAKOMA PARK-New. 6-unit. apt.
BLDG; rented; conveniently located;
reasonably priced by owner. No
s-UNIT FURNISHED. Euclid NV;
$4,000; gross inc, $1,000: Cali
MRS, CURRL1N. RIA. 3-691O.
1900 BLOCK $ ST. N.W.-11 rms.
8 baths, det. brick; excel. location:
GseS e: FsGS%nG ssSo mo- noQS ony s1sssS
incl. furnishings. Low down pay
He. H 4-76s7,t 6Sst or Suy CHESTER NJ Il. iaLn' KEL.'
silver sEE; ssaIrSr' se1Ina' lol1l coiesvillee ID
you
want a bargain look at 63l 11th
st. ne. will sell for only $4,000.
: So, 200 Sids. as assn. loan. fIt This IS
dandy little two-story brick con-
&C. DUTY. owner. National s.
1890 BLK. MASS. AVE. Sc, Arm.
6rk' 5000 e 900 Myrtle Myrtle st. ::tti ne: S-rm:
on business st. Also leased Gecfre-
town parking lot and 4 home bldg.
sites In E. Falls Ch. To settle es-
tate. GEORGE 1. BORGER, INC,
643 Ind. ave. NV. Ma. S-O350.
TAKOMA PARK-Five unit, near
Flower ave. and Piney Br. Shopping
Center. VIII sell on terms. Good
Florida. write Box Box s66-A, Star Star "
SPECIAL BARGAIN - Spectators
and G sts. NV. Facing General
Accounting offce. 3-story brick bldg.,
25xS5 #. Large store, , rms, =
car garage, leased, 3 apts., month
ly tenants. Total rent, $4,000 per
year Act today. Call MR.. oDuM.
bhAND-NkW pTlck l-khullly pluBS.
at 251l-17 West ST., Sc, Leased for
2 years at $3.50 each to qualified
colored tenants. Tenants pay for
water, utilities. liability, insurance
and repairs. So. $50 per bldg. with
cash above $4,000 or more 1st trust.
HE. 4-6617, EX. 3-340S, Mon.
TWO GOOD INVESTMENT PROP.
One 24-unit apt. bldg, in fine NV.
loc. White tenants. Very good cond.
throughout. Will show excel. return
on $4,000 cash required. Priced
under z times gross.
One 15-unit apt bldg. with sep. heat
and utils. Colored tenants. Near
29th and Alabama ave. Sc. Will
show good returns on S25,000 cash
required. For details, call THE
ISENS REAL ESTATE. MA. S-6616;
ewes. RA. 6-2776.
NEW CUNT BRICK
1-bedrm. apt: ind, gas ht. $4,000;
1st trust, $4,000.
STORE AND . APIS.
Nr. House Once Bldg. $2l,50o;
income. $500 yr.
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NEW 4-UNIT APIS

NEW 4-UNIT APIS.
800 BLK. A ST. S.E.--New semidet.
4-unit apts. Each apt. consists OF
and bath with individual gas hest.
Income, S27S per month. TENANT
FURNISHES ALL UTILITIES.
PRICED TO SELL. Call Mr.. JAMES,
DL 1885. -:
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
so rooms, 10 baths. Ideal for club,
fraternity, non-proflt organization,
room1ng house. etc. For detailed
information call
J. A. McKEEvER CO. INC.
1882 X st. NV.
st. 3-sS0O KE. 7-0365.
CONTINUED on Next PAGE
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AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN

Il. this handsome mod. corner apt.
house In fine upper NV. loc., cor-
snaeioss snn1nS 2ad Srits unit :o,,n .Dss pts ,a are
has attractive lobby, Well-kept lawn.
etc.. and is In peri. cond. Incomc
at modest rents over SIe. 900 yearly
(tenants pay own gas and elect.J,
e5Dsnse; e5Dssd v,tS ysry ad 10y; o Car Car Be pnE
show Q cash return Of l2ss, q net
return Of almost 30sc. Priced very
Low, for immediate sale. Exclusive
with
Jess Fisher and Co., Inc.
1920 X st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 3-Isll.
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REDUCED ST, 900

OVERSEAS OWNER SAYS SELL"
Ideally located all-brick Cape Cod:
] blk. from transp, Just a step to
stores and school. Liv. rm. with
rms. de luxe all-tile hath, com
pletely equipped kit. Regular stair
way to partially finished End fl. Full
bsmt. with outside entr. Beautiful
fenced rear ward. ideal for kiddies.
Price now S14,950. Terms can be
arranged.
To inspect: Out Lee hwy. to E. Geo
MaSnT CT LEFT -
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$4,000 DOWN

MULTIPLE LISTING REALToR
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COLONIAL
CAPE COD

Arthur L. Walters Co.
2419 WILSON BLVD, ARL., VA
IA. 7-h200 Omen Ewes ia 0-414l
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BRAND-NEW-S24o $50

Luxury all-brick rambler in beautiful
Hillwood. Tops in planning no
walking through one rm. to get 10
SPACIOUS RMS, liv. rm. i4x23,
de luxe Aft kit. 3 lge bedrms.,
2 all-tile baths. Full bsmt. Con-
venient for stores and transp
To inspect: Out Arlingtor blvd to
to Cleve. dr., left to 512 CLEVE-
LAND DR..
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IN OUR OPINION

a TOP BUY. Check these facts
Beautiful liv. rm. with flrepl.. sep
din. rm., wall-to-wall carpeting
drapes. are both included, uanelec
real bedrooms and bath on md
floor. Rec. rnl. in basement
screened rear porch. Nice shrubs
and shaded level. fenced ward
Excel. financing: assume large Isl
trust now on property.
To inspect: Out Lee hwy. 70 Cam
eron rd. (Falls church,. right tc
104 WEST CAMERON RD
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SPLITL.EVEI. LIVING

Ice. liv. rm.. > bedrms. and oath or on
LIST level, balcony stairway to nd
level (potentially 2 more bedrms.
and BATH. Cedar paneled rec rn..
Ice. rear porch, lovely wooded area
To inspect: Out Lee hwy. to Marshall
st. (Falls church,. right on Mar
shall to Seaton la. left on Seaton
Ia. to Jackson St. left to 400
JACKSON ST.
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SUBURBAN LIVING
IN VIENNA

E14,950-Lovelv. level. ia-acre lot,
spacious liz. rm. lfirepl. and picture
window LARGE SEP. DIN. RM.
2 twin" bedrms.. de luxe all tile
bath. huge fully equipped "drea M
kitchen
To inspect: Out Lee HWY. 10 Broad
st. (Rt. ~, right on Broad st. to
Tysons Corner (about 3 nil left at
Tysons Corner on Maple ave. to
Benlah rd. tEsso filling station)
right on Beulah to Creek CrosSing
I'd. right on Creek Crossinz ia
property.
Evening star., 1953-10-02
Southeastern Surgeons
Meet Here tomorrow

Panel discussions on current
surgical problems will be the
feature of the D. C. Chapter of
the Southeastern Surgical Con-
greSS tomorrow at the District
Medical Society Building, 1718
M street NV.
Surgeons from many Of the
IL States which make up the
Congress will attend the meet
ing, according to DR.. Harry Lee
Claud, Washington surgeon and
presiding officer for the meeting.
Scientific sessions will be held
during the morning from 9:20
to 1910 and in the afternoon
beginning at 2:30.
At a luncheon session at 1890
pm. at the Cosmos Club, Morgan
Beatty, radio commentator, will
be the chief speaker. At the din
ner session at 7:30 pm. at the
Shoreham Hotel, the speaker
will be DR.. Elmer Louis Kayser,
dean of the Division of Univer-
sity Students at George Wash
ington University.
Evening star., 1953-10-02
Possessions of Social Figures
Jam Armoryfor Society Auction

The Silver Spring Armory TO-
day Is jammed with the house
hold goods and curiosities of
several socially prominent Wash
angtonians, including such items
as:
Gen. Douglas MacArthur'S bath
towels, two Venetian barge lamps
that recently stood beside beds
In Friendship, the late Evelyn
Walsh McLean'S mansion; a Ti-
betan ceremonial cup fashioned
from a human skull, collection
of snuff boxes, Gen. Phillip
Sheridan's dispatch case, fur
niture, rugs, silverware and bric-
a-brac.
The "prized possessions" ac-
cording to an advance announce
ment, of Mrs. Louis Cromwell
Heiberg, the late Mrs. E. T..
Stotesbury, Mrs. Newbold Noyes
and Mrs. Annie May Stengel will
be auctioned off next Monday
through Friday in the wash
ington All-Society Auction"
Also on the block will be jew
elry from persons who don't
want their names known. AS
Lester Hart, auctioneer, puts it,
"even these folks need money
sometimes"
Gen. MacArthur'S towels, along
with other mementoes of his
service in Manila, belong to Mrs.
Heiberg, the generals former
wife.
The collection is open for
viewing today and tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-10-02

James Murdock, jr., Mrs. Hell
berg's son-in-law, says that the
sale had to refuse several con-
signments of goods from other
socialites-not enough room in
the Armory. He hopes to put
on another auction in the spring.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24
Eastern Star Aids
Lighthouse

On Monday evening Hills
Chapter, Order Of Eastern Stars,
one of the most complete chap
tiers in the state, purchased large
number of luncheon sets from the
Lighthouse for the Blind and
placed an order for many other
articles made by the blind. This
chapterwith its large member
ship and a very large attendance
is doing wonderful work under
the direction of Mrs. Ellen Taylor,
the worthy matron. This group
plansto direct the entire month
of February to the cause of aid
ing the blind. The white and col
ored board of this institution ex-
pressed great delight with the
wonderful response coming from
the Elks and Eastern Stars. And
as soon as land for a building Is
secured, there will be a Light
house.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24
Daughter Elks To
Entertain

The Daughter Elks of Greater
Mimi Temple No. 769 will en-
terrain with dinner on WedneS-
day evening January % at the
Woodman Hall. Permits to the
dinner were sold by Deputy Marie
White for one dollar and only
members purchasing permits will
be admitted. Quite an elaborate
menu will be prepared by DIT.
Ann Lindsey, DIT. Gertrude Saun-
ders, DIT. Sarah Simpson, DIT.
Lillian Smith and DIT. Muriel Cul-
mer.
Serving on the committee are
Daughters Addie Pierce, Cora
Allen, Arlene Miller, Spero Park
er Cocaine, Marie Gilmore and
Elizabeth Ansley. DIT. Ruler Ellen
Taylor will welcome the guest.
The secretary, Miss Alta Screen,
was instructed to send an eff
cial invitation to Greater Miami
lodge No. 1113 requesting them
to appear in the regalia of the
order.
The speaker for the evening
will be the Rev. Edward T.
Graham, pastor of Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church. Twenty ladies which
has been selected as the most out
standing daughters of their temple
will report 1925 per member.
This money will be turned over
to the ways and means committee
A beautiful pink and blue. silk
quilt will be given away during
the evening. Any daughter not
having paid one dollar for a per-
NIT to this affair is requested to
call Deputy Marie White for res
ervations or Daughter Serena
Green.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

terS.
While Mr.. Hanna has been
closely connected with the WORK
of the YMCA in Madison, he has
always been keenly interested IN
journalism, and is member OF
the staff of The Union Labor
News.
In its issue of September, 10U2
under the caption, "Meat CutterS
Union Teaches Story Of Past
Labor Leaders With Novel Ide&
Compiled by Hilton Hanna" The
Union Labor News states:
Labor Union history is de-
picted on a deck of standard
playing cards. Each of the So in
the deck contains a picture and
thumbnail biographical sketch
of a great leader of the American
labor movement.
The idea originated with the
president and secretary Of the
Amalgamated, Earl Jimmerson
and Patrick German. They dele
gated the job to Hilton Hanna OF
Madison, member of local $50.
Hanna collected the material and
pictures for the sketches.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

Frank and Erwin Collie were
down from Detroit visiting rela-
tives and friends for the past
week. Both are former Miamians
and while Frank has not visited
now for more than ten years, Err
win was here two years ago. En-
win, who lives in Chicago, visited
Frank in Detroit and they motor
ed down from that city together.
Both are former members Of the
popular Algonquin Club, and
while here were entertained by
the club.
Other rounds of social activi>
ties included a reception at the
William Allen at their Liberty
City residence and cocktails at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
Sampson, 1921 NV LIST court.
They left Friday morning for De-
troit.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24
Grand United
Faithful Few Club
Entertained

The Special Committee enter
tanned the club and all their
friends on Saturday night at the
Liberty City Auditorium. First
was a short but spicy program
opened by the president of the
club, singing the theme song,
"Must Jesus Bear the Cross
Alone" the Lords Prayer was
said in concert and the 23rd
Psalm. Then she introduced the
M. c. for the evening in the per-
son of Mrs. L. Pratt.
Program: Welcome address, Mr..
A. Wallace; selection, chorus from
Rev. Cohen's Church; remarks,
Mrs. Mary Davis; selection by the
Chorus, Myrtle Davis; principal
speaker for the evening, Mr.. Mel
vim jackson of Coconut Grove;
closing ode; benediction, Rev. J.
j. johnson.
A buffet dinner consisting of
turkey and all the trimmings,
baked ham, rice purlow, cake and
pies, was then served.
The Special Committee, under
the able leadership of Mrs. Ethel
Cambridge, Gladys Duckett and
the co-workers, was responsible
for the grand affair.
Mrs. Lillian Scott, Pres.
Mrs. E. Cambridge, Fin Sec.
Mr.. Alaric Wallace, Rep.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24
New Yorker Visits
Mother

Mr.. Willard Ponder of New
York City was the house guest
Of his mother, Princetta Ponder,
1875 Bunche ParkDrive. A fam
lily reunion was held in his honor
at the home of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wash
ington, 1850 NV 108th st. during
the Xmas holidays.
Those attending were his moth
err, Mrs. Princetta Ponder, Mr..
Willie Anderson, two sisters, Mrs.
Juline Field and her husband,
Mr.. Edward Field, Mrs. Inez
lloyd, Mrs. Elvise Washington,
Andrew Washington; two nieces
and three nephews: Susie M.
Strowder, Princetta Stroughter,
Nathaniel Stringer, Leroy String
err, Edward Augustus Straughter
friend, Mrs. Ruth eileen n d
company. All had a very enjoyable
time, then gifts were opened
After dinner tea was served or
the terrace.
Mr.. Ponder returned home on
December % after enjoying
very pleasant visit. He expects to
come again in the near future.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

Mr.. Hilton Hanna, a former
Miamian, arrived this week from
Madison, Wisconsin, to visit his
aged uncle and aunt, Rev. and
Mrs. Jacob Roker, both of whom
are sick.
More than twenty years ago
Mr.. Hanna left for Tuskegee In
stitute, where he took his aca-
demic studies. He was awarded
a scholarship to Talladega Col
lege from which he graduated
with the degree of B. S. He later
entered the University of Wis
consin and studied for his Mas
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24
Gethsemane Court
To Meet

All members of Gethsemane
Court No. 338 Heroines of Jericho
are requested to meet on Tues
day evening, January q at 7:3O
at the Love and Charity Hall On
the second floor. There will be
great iniation. Other plans to
raise finance will be mentioned In
this meeting.
Sis. Serena Green, NAM
Sis. Mae Kendrick, Sec'y
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Porter a re
visiting here as house guests of
Miss Thelma Carnegie. The Por-
tiers hail from Chicago and are
visiting Miami for two weeks.
Mrs. Porter is the former Mrs.
Connie PORTER of this city. This
is her husbands first trip to Mi
ami. They have been married =
Little over a year and he is be-
ing introduced to her family and
to the city.
Several get-acquained parties
and sightseeing trips have help
ed make their visit here pleasant
and unforgettabIe.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24
Personal Mention

Miss Lillian Preston and Sloan
Price were married IN a quiet
ceremony at the brides home, 400
NV 9th street last Friday even
ing. The Rev. e. T. Graham read
the nuptiaI vows. Miss Barbara
Mckinney and Mrs. Dorothy
Douglas attended the bride.
A few close friends of the
couple Joined in celebration in the
cocktail lounge of the Lord CAL
vert hotel after the ceremony.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harold Will
liams were the charming host
and hostess to the following holi-
day dinner. guests, at their home
on New Years Day: Major and
Mrs. Claude Clarke, Miss Alicia
Davis of FAM College, Tallahassee;
Miss Nellie v. Roberts, an in
structor at Douglas Primary
School; Mrs. Janette Chappele,
Philadelphia, Pa; Mr.. Martin
Miss Audry Werner of Albany,
Roberts of Rochester, NY. and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

Mrs. Myrtle Jones-Harren of
Atlantic City, NJ, arrived in the
Magic City more than week ago
to see her grandfather, Mr.. Isaac
Moss who is sick. Mrs. Harren is
a product of the local Booker T..
Washington High School and a
New York Conservatory. She has
a singing engagement at a down
town night club for the next four
weeks.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

Mrs. Louvenia Clark of Detroit,
Mich, returned home last week
after having spent a month very
pleasantly in Miami. She was
house guest of her sister. Mrs.
Anna Mcdonald of 1875 NV 4th
court, and was entertained by
other relatives and her many
friends.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

Staff Sgt. Lydia Everett Of the
WAC, who is stationed at Phoen-
1xville, Pa, spent two weeks fur
Tough with her parents MIR. and
Mrs. John Everett of Gouids.
This was the first visit home In
two years and her time was well
occupied with invitations from
friends and other members of the
family. She returned to camp
Tuesday evening.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

William Brown, resident mana
ger of the Theresa Hotel In New
York is visiting Miami as guest
of the Lord Calvert Hotel. Thurs
day morning Brown Left for Mas
sau where he spent four days as
guest of his friend Allan Smith
of the Shalimar hotel.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

for Nassau for two days in that
Caribbean resort. The GriffinS
are travelling by car in the states
and have several stops planned in
many cities before reaching
home.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

The parents. of Miss Bettye
Jayne Gator are announcing her
engagement and forthcoming mar
riage to Leonard Timmons of
Washington. DC. The marriage
is scheduled for February Is.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

Mrs. Doris Leven and son, Fred,
Jr. and her aunt, Mrs. T. R.
Hutcheson are house guests Of
Miss Sarah Wilson, S198 NV S0th
ave. Mrs. Leven's husband is 1t.
Fred Leven who is serving with
the Str Army In Korea. The wish
tors are from Jersey City, N. j.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. William Griffin Of
Asbury Park are honeymooning
nt Lord Calvert hotel. Thursday
.the young couple left via PAA
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-24

r@ft In right Mrs. Jackson Staten Island N.Y. Grand
Daughter Elks and Mrs Irene mccoy Gaines Cncaso
National Association Of C0lored Women are prom
womens who urge
in he Porch Of the Mothers March on Fono
90 erica iirhs hour during the last
mothers will call to receive CEN
frihutions to March OF Dimes