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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

REAR 929 H ST. N.W.-2nd and 3rd
floors; approx. 20x50 each; heat
furn.; toilet facilities and elec,
& LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
cSPPiToi sPSHS HEIGHTS, MD, one block
past D. C. line at corner Of 4Sth and
Central ave. APPROX. 5000 So. IT,.
on one floor, with parking lot IN
floors, truck drive-in door: oil hot
water heat; recently remodeled; !;
suitable for contractors ONCE and
shop, comb. tail-wholesale, etc.
Rent $3.50 per mo. Prompt poss.
Consult Mr.. Taylor. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., Realtors, 1905 H st.
NV, Ma. S-2345. IA
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Nine unit apt,
nearby Va, $1,000 yearly rent;
S12,500 handles. This will not last.
STEELE. RE. 7-o493, EN-. S-o3o3.
"a UNITS in NV. D. C. priced to
SExLTS VS Co. [52fn J&' 5-e54o' 44taEsHE sVss }E
PRIME PRIME VA. LOcATIoN-store and
office rentals, $50. 900 per yr., across
from ssfeway.. Substantial unused
TG9Dsasf brosd rs dSE fssSEs SEST
NER fU Ss.uAiT e. ASif1si Arf. FL BLDc.. 1$ s.E!-
Now being, started; vic. Philip-Sousa
Junior High School. All apis. contain
2 bedrms, liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
Pae Ans s1GaSSG CASH S00qs faed
100000. 8ns times gross rental. No
brokers. Box 459-J, Star. Ia
LGE. APT. BLDG, Sil. Spg.. walking
dist; everything; 4 good buy on to-
6-UNIT APT. ideal sc. location;
business commitments. This is
real buy. NJ. q. FEKETE, Realtor.
$500 Branch ave. s,e., 10. $4,000.
NEARBY VA detached brick apt.
Of s units; close to schools. shop
plne dllu tTaucp. lUuIp OCCupdICy,
about Z times rent. INEz CUSHARD.
EN-. 2-4232 -15
HIGH RETURN RENTAL PROPERTY,
Alex, near shop. transp.. schools,
5 min. to Pentagon; 2-year-old. g.
bedrm. cor. brick: &c GI loan:
$1,000 cash required; bal. at sos
mo. incl. insur., taxes. XII. s-2224.
HEIGHTS-we have sew
eral nice income properties. For in
formation, call NEWCOMB REALTY
SERVICE. 10. 2-7655. ID
CONN. AVE. Mr.. SHOREHAM HOTEL
a story brick: suitable for an or
sanitation or as of1ce building. Can
be easily converted for stores and
Offices. Deep lot for expansion II de-
sired. Priced right. EN-. 2-0431.
"a v ST. N.W.-Three-story-and-
bsmt., 3-apt. bldg, furn.: FIRE es-
cape. oil h.-w.h.; total mo. rent,
S1S5. owner furnishes heat. hot
water, gas and elec. This Is an
excel. investment. Price $16,500.
Further particulars. phone MR..
BRENT, Ma. S-9763. IA
OR RENT; OPP. Libr. Cong; 10 3rd
st. Sc; 5-unit rental prop; newly
redec. Open Sat. and Sun, 2-5:
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GOTTAGO!

SO THE PRICE IS Low
Omcer's rush orders give us only Q
weeks to sell. Possession July /. II
you want q tip top brick Colonial
135-ft. heavily wooded lot mo
PROJECT. blame no one but your
self II you miss this one. 8 over
sized bedrms.. formal din. rm., liv.
I'm: with stone fireplace. equip. kit.
With dishwasher. recr. rm. in bsmt
garage, sun deck, flagstone patio
and barbecue fireplace. Perfect con-
dition. A real deal at only S22. 500,
with VERY Low down payment ac-
ceptable.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
2419 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
IA. 7.620O. Omen Ewes la 2.41A1
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
DESK SPACE

OFFICE and desk space
IN Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer availshle. Cau De.
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
PROP. FOR SALE

BEACH-Five-rm cottage for
sale; electric pump; completely
furn.; 2 lots; nice foT CHILDREN
WOULD YOU LIKE A HOME built on
your lot to your own specifications
call ca Ju. S-55i7, bet. 8 and 8 pm.
MD.-All-year home, furn.-
unfurn., 7-rms., 2 baths, part suit
apt. w/pyt. entr.. scr. porch, bsmt.,
h.-w.h., alum. storm win; 3 lots, ca.
50x100; mr.. beach-yacht club
$I6,950. End and Annapolis. ave,
Bsveriy MI f5em Beaeh D. Vest Ri River S14 1881
MODERN BAY FRONT-6-room cot
tage. Holland Park development.
Covenient to North Beach and Rose
Haven. Open Saturday afternoon
and Sunday. Mills Cottage. Block 8.
Walnut ave. Phone Ma. S-1091 or
OIL. 2-1399. IA
IA ST. ESTATES at Colonial Beach;
wooded corner lot. 50xS0, nice locale
will turn. cottage plans to suit. LU.
FAIR HAVEN CLIFFS on the bay.
Beautiful summer home; completely
furnished, jalousied porch. large. fire.
place: four room amply equipped
rental apartment on lower. level;
Lan1dscaDssd a1sIc with lawn slODing &
A. PURINTON, North Beach 4241.
TWO UNFINISHED HOUSES, incl,
roof on, over acres, hard top road,
43. miles from. Washington, 7/10
sSs mss fFS 6ataHeBs or bes. Ress less Uats! o
Call for directions, 10. s-4602. J. c.
SCHOENBAUER. IA
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic,
Md cottages. including q me-
dium sized one Just being completed,
Of Of. wide price range for sale to S col
Organized recreation. nearly Q mi.
fresh-water lake. Literature on re-
guest. No expensive bridge toll.
HT%SsR HTSaS RFiPss GoyE. E.eqss.ie besi. MdIsre.
lots. location perfect; close to every
thing: good place for food. people.
Call West River 1893;
WATERFRONT LOTS. $400
Cobb Island. Md. Wayside 2194,
MAGNIFICENT SITE on Potomac
River. 4h miles beyond Great Falls.
Va. Good road into place: between
2 and 3 acres: 3-rm. house, water,
cleo. Phone OWNER, Ho. 2-0237.
5-RM. FRAME BUNGALOW; furn.,
f1repl., pvt. beach. Cor. lot. 49,
IT. boat and Martin outboard motor.
Beach, Md. Price, Sl4. 300. owner
on premises Sat. and Sun. JE. q
2747. IA
LAKE JACKSON-Cool, shaded, we'll
built log cottage, bedrm.; screened
door and outdoor fireplaces. $4,000.
OIL. 7-97S0 or BOX 440-J. Star.
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DREAM HOME LOTS-N.W.
We have beautiful wooded lots. some
level as a ballroom floor, others
slope to rear, Just right for ground
level bsmt., some drop toward the
street. ideal for a home nestled on
q hillside. These lots are surrounded
Call Mrs. Grant. CO. 5-6246.
Exclusive with
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
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$3.995

e395 down on total purchase Of one
acre and frame house, 24x30: fin-
1Shed exterior, you finish interior:
three locations nearby Fairfax
County. See acreage and sample
T-6923 and leave your name for
circular with full particulars or
drive to junction of Lee hwy. and
Rte. 30. Follow Rte. so Winchester
rd0 l mile west Of Chantilly to
Rte. 6O7 to FAIRWOOD ESTATES
OFFICE. lac
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
AVIATION

TAYLORCRAFT 1910 Lycoming "65";
good cond.; relicenSed May "a;
seS3' soS K Zee s.s6s1 g. Ssacon Field ANpER- }E
SUPER CRUISER Relicensed May
13. 1853. Airplane completely re-
finished. clean thYoughout. Has
lots Of extras. Reasonable. Can be
seen ct Lee Airport. Annapolis. Nd.
ANNAPOLIS e-2o94. IA
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EIERNDON 480
CALL ANY TINE :
65 ACRES

w 6ASAtGO
12-room, 3-bath Colonial home in
excel cond. Six-room tenant house,
9 barns. BENEFITS Creek provides
all-year stream through beautiful
meadow. Accessible to new dual
hwy, 40 minutes to Wash. Good
terms. Will consider trade for D. C.
property.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER, OIL. 2-5441
for $3.50. acre and school house,
convertible for dwelling; ITO mi.
south. TIE. 6-4131. Ia
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SHENANDOAH Co. VA.

HI1ACAN1AtO1A1 ~,
andoah River; 74-acres tractor land,
3S-acres permanent pasture: spa
cious 2-story home of s rooms.
fireplaces. 2 baths, 2 porches, maple
shade, nice view; new cinder-block
work shop 20x67; granary 30x30,
owner moving West. Includes new
elec. refgr. and gas range, washing
machine; new farm equipment, trac-
tor, grow cultivator plows, COM
bined corn-picker, mower; workshop
equipment. Best buy in Northern
Va. at S26.400
A. G. ANDERSON
lila n. Vernon st., AHl.
IA. 4-00o6 Ia
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SACRIFICE
8 WOODED ACRES; homesite at his
toric Mt. Vernon. OF. 4-7390. 14s
POWDER MILL ESTATES
Choice building sites: 160-ft. frontage
distance new high school; $4,000.
w. W. LEWIS, REALTOR
HE. 4-3500, ONCE Open TIL PM.
IA
s ACRES, WOODED; near Bryan's
Corner; approx. 1S5x1.200 It. on
urfaced road; S1,975; low down
payment; easy terms.
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FOR QUICK SALESS2. 900 DOWN
A big income of S223 per month, on
this 3-apt. home. nr. D. c. line.
MR.. JONES. UN. 4-1526. COX &
Co AP 1.SQGS Ia
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CAPE LOCH HAVEN

Is the areas unique salt
wonderful bathing mile
white unmatched boating facilities with
built
by the o. s. Navy and dedicated to lot owners
LochH s
all the 1t charm compounded
sunshine invigorang
soothing
close investigate this opportunity for yourself TODAY
Homesites b
$40 month.
IT'S ONLY 21 MILES AWAY
DIRECTIONS: 18th and sts to Central ave-, left
which 2l4 through
signs and
JOSEPH r. LITTLE
EXCLUSIVE SALES
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

4 .oOO SO. FIT. STORAGE SPACE
Centrally located, 3-story brick
bldg. on alley. Asking Sl2,0U0
Offers invited. Call MT. Lynch. RE
7-65S5; ewes. and Sun. LA. 6-27b1'
723 goth st. NV. Ii
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SUMMER HOMES

COTTAGE ON CHESAPEAKE BAY,
2 hrs. ride from D. c.: completely
furn.; June 15-July II. ia. 9-973S.
VA, LAKE JACKsoN-5o minutes
wash; Arm. log cabin; huge stone
flrepl.; bath, h. W., copper scrnd.
porch; lake-front lot, beautifully
wooded; float, 14-ft. Old Town boat.
5-h.p. Evinrude motor; real Sacri-
nee, $3.50 cash, total price. Open
sat; and Sun; Follow sign to Myer
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LAKE JACKSON, VA.

PRICE $3.50
This modern log cabin. % miles from
downtown Washington, contains lge.
living room with stone fireplace. Q
large bedrooms. modern bath large
kitchen, gas for cooking; large front
porch. 1t. is completely furnished.
Beach and pier PRIVILEGES.
Open Sun. for inspection, IL am. to
5 pm.
Dir: Rte. so to 211 to Centreville.
Va, turn left to Manassas. Take
road to Lake Jackson, Va. to volun-
teer fire dept. Ask for Simms' cot
tage or call MR.. BENSON, EN-.
2-345S.
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ZONE 40-A
OTIS AND ACREAGE WANTED


BUILDER anxious to buy lot or land
in any D. C. location; immediate
cash. MR.. BARTLETT, LU. 4-0747.
WOODED HILLsIDE-Bldg. site for
contemporary house, / or ! " acres
within 2 mi. of Chain Bridge: prefer
Fairfax Co. NO. 7-5745. Sat. or
Sun. evening. IA
10 TO 80 ACRES to be used for Of
fees. and research laboratory; util.
available or nearby; within 10 mi.
Of D. C. or on closely highway.
Write full details, Box 3s7-G. Star.
IA
1O-1OO ACRES, Virginia, reasonable:
for squirrel. deer hunting. Write
WANT LOT m d. c., zoned for 4
to units in upper NV; close ia
shopping. etc. RIA. 3-3937. -16
LOT OR LOTS In good NV. section;
to build 2. 4, or unit apt. house
Call PENNY APOSTOLIDES, RE
7-5224, or RA. 1890. IA
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HIGH!


We sell houses with acreage. We
have them from $4,000 up. not only
in Herndon but anywhere in Vir-
ginia within 25 mi. of D. C. line.
This wk. end we are showing 3l2
q. in Herndon corporate limits with
2-bedrm. frame home (needs septic)
gas heat. PERI. for retiring cple.,
or newly married. $1,000 down.
We also have an unduplicated value
at $4,000, with % a. and 5 bed;
rms, 2 baths. maids rm., bsmt.. ;
streams for the country squire
within IA miles Of D. C. line. It's
q honey! Our office is located on
Hwy. 657 or 2s, midway bet. Rte.
30 and Rte. z, outside Herndon
Tell us your house requirements and
price range and we'll show you
the home you want.
CANNEY REAL ESTATE
HERNDON 480
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4-FAMILY FLATS

NEW APTS.-GAS HEAT
2 UNIT-GROSS $1,620
4 UNIT-GROSS $500
6 UNIT-GROSS $4,000
Tenants furnish own heat
and utilities. Priced to sell.
Call Mr.. Kehoe, LO. 4-8O54
or EN-. 2-8666.
THOMAS H. RYON, Realtor
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HUNTERS VALLEY
Fairfax Co. Hunt Country
Small estate-type community plans
for country living with bride pathts
and park area reserved. Near Fair
D. C. A new section Of sites from
2 to 10 acres now being offered.
with selection as to wooded or
partly cleared land. 5000 per acre,
McCAY & McCAY
IA. S-S675 Realtors
LANHAM-Severn road, Lanham
Park; lot 10O'x1S5', city water; ex-
cellent value: $1,000, $lo0 down.
$50 month.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
UN. 4-564Q 10
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

RENT COTTAGE for season. on
water; 25 to 80 mi. from Washing
i fScil TIH IN. ai 4-4ss7 ant after fC pm. Sat Sat.
or before IL am. Sunday. Ia
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PRICE REDUCED
500 #. on Colesville rd., 2 miles past
Naval Ordnance Lab. Water, cleo,
gas. Moving to Florida. VIM. r.
THOROWGOOD. DE. 2-0317; ewes.
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10 THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES SALE-VA. (cont.D

Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1858
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S34.000

Is the below-market price for this
gambling 4-bedrm: home plus den,
f1replaces, full hsmt., garage: all
large rms. Words can't explain its
beauty. Pleasantly located. $1O,-
600 cash will handle Call JA.
6-9400 for details.
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SEVERN RIVER
Suburban & County
REALTY

Glen Burnie 127-M Valley 6-3444
The guardian., 1953-03-21

Chief Mana Aduku Ababo, Omanhene of the Mankessim
state honored recently when Sir Charles
governor of the Gold Coast presented him Queens Medal
for Chiefs Chief Ababo leader here for 20 years
praised for his development of education the Mankessm
state and his devotion to public He is the second
chief to be honored The first was Mana Edu
Agyeman H. awarded medal by Queen Victoria 1896 In
the above picture Chief Ababo is shown wearing his Queens
medal (ANP)
The guardian., 1953-03-21
School Pupils To Share
sos, 900 Fund Raised
BY NE. Dairy Industry

During 1858, school children in
South Boston will share benefits
of a $4,000 fund raised by the
New England dairy industry to
promote a better understanding
of good eating habits. This an
nouncement comes from B. Lu-
cile Bridges, Executive Director
of the New England Dairy and
Food Council, following a meet
ing of the directors of that or
ganization this week.
A fund has been raised an
nually since 1949 by the majority
of the dairymen and dealers who
sell milk in the Greater Boston
marketing area. Miss Bridges re-
ported that as in the past, the
will be spent by the Dairy
Council to distribute health edu-
cation materials to the schools
The guardian., 1953-03-21

Ind, will conduct his first re-
vival in the East, beginning Mon
day, March % through Palm
Sunday, March %, at Pleasant
Hill Baptist Church, Humboldt
ave-, corner Waumbeck st.
It is recalled that at DIR.
Young's church, Rev. DR.. Sam
uel H. Bullock, pastor of Pleasant
Hill, achieved spiritual success in
a soul-saving campaign there,
when forty-two people were add
ed to the congregation, thirty
eight of whom were candidates
for baptism.
The guardian., 1953-03-21
Diamond Ball GIittCrin3S
BY Casey

ant serious side that is aside
from the contributions of money
-. it'll be a moment when known
geniuses of the Race will dazzle
and gleam. The beautiful
100-voice chorus directed by
Conservatory graduate Darnley
Leon Corbin of the Shaw House
Chorus and Fine Arts Worker
at the same place, whose power
full voices are heard Sunday af-
ternoons at four at IL Windsor
st. The choreography and
production of Inez j. Russell
well-known Phys. Ed. Teacher at
the Timilty School in Roxbury.
The original ballet music
written and blended by Master
Artist Robert Chestnut whose
serious compositions warrant the
establishing of Chestnut Con-
servatory of Music with adequate
rehearsal halls, recording rooms,
libraries, and a faculty including
his father David, Sr. with Samuel
and David, Jr. assisting. The
DIAMOND BALL will make it
possible for us to hear the music
of this instructive musician whose
works with their dynamic ball
ance will be a cultural and rhyth-
mir ipcYairofiOn Moro ca1,,I =
from the Music Box. Genial
Joe Nevils, president of Musicians
Local 535 is all set to bring us
a specially composed 15-piece
band with names floating about
like Phil EdmundS who COM
mutes in season in his own air.
plane between Oak Bluffs and
Boston, George Irish, and who
knows, Sandy may even get back
from his tour in time. At any
rate, you can bet George I will
keep things swinging.
Precious Gems: The exciting
signs by Walter Reid and Violet
Harrison added to the elaborate
contributions by Boston Artists.
Neville Folkes, linotypist with
the Christian Science Monitor
adding his beautiful automobile
to the car pool. Assembly
member Gretchen jackson doing
nightly stint over WVOM Civ
ing special airing to the DIA-
MOND BALL. Tune her in.
Breathtaking decorations planned
by Mrs Mary Hill Tucker.
You'll lfeel intoxicatingly CLAM
orous in the setting she's worked
out with the Decorator. Mood
lighting will add to the charm
of the BALL. If you take care
of your Donors card now
we'll see you there then.
Paging all MALE WALTERS.
Are you waltzing Matilda? or
whoever male walters are
needed. Call Youth Committee
Chairman Lorena Cuzzens HI s.
5431 she'll be able to get you
in. The Court Waltz is going
to be fabulous.
The guardian., 1953-03-21

A familiar figure in drama ac-
tivity is James w. Henderson,
rated as one of the most OUT
standing script writers and stage
directors in the City of Boston,
who will be one of the principals
at the DedicationaI Program, for
the Academy of Musical Art,
Anna Bobitt- Gardner, Mus.B.,
Director, Sunday afternoon, April
IL, at Ebenezer Baptist Church,
Rev. w. S. Ravenell, Pastor.
Mr.. Henderson, a former teach
er, did advance study in English
and Expression at Harvard, is
drama instructor at the Academy
and is at present directing the
United Labor Theater; he was
also one of the first Director-Or-
ganizers of Community Theater
on the Adult Recreation Project.
The distinguished guest speak
er will be Rev. Noah w. Moore,
Jr., of Philadelphia, who will fly
here Immediately after his morn
ing service, for the program. DR..
Roland Hayes, nationally known
tenor, is the honorary chairman
and the mistress of ceremonies
will be Mrs. Carrie Satterwhite.
The Academy of Musical Art
is a registered School for Pro-
fessional Training. 1t is stated
with teachers of both races. All
work is systematically arranged
to meet the needs of the individ-
ual student. There is established
at the Academy a private as well
as community program, prepared
to serve best the needs of the
and surrounding
areas. The Academy is. place
where both Youth and Adults find
activities to meet their personal
needs.
ALL FORMER STUDENTS ARE
ASKED TO CONTACT ANNA |
BOBITT-GARDNER, IMMEDI- |
ATELY.
The guardian., 1953-03-21

On one side of the long
playing record is the Coronation
/. on the other, the DIAMOND
BALL. There's no more fuss
for the one than for the other,
for at the DIAMOND BALL
there'll be sparkle plenty. :.
Gowns, gowns, gowns, bugle
beads, sequins, seed pearls; satins,
laces, filmy fabrics l.. all being
whipped into dramatic creations
by leading designers and dress
makers new hair styles ).
white and colorful elbow length
gloves jewels from the Islands,
and domestic gems are being un-
locked from chests and velvet
lined cases and drawers mas
ter-craftsmen are busy matching
stones to cloth crowns will
be in evidence and beauty marks
too. (. This is the most exciting
thing that's ever happened to
Boston.
Enthusiasm ran high at the
Area Report Meeting on Donors
cards the other Thursday eve.
at Cambridge Community Cen
ter Zone of the seven charities)
where handsome Bob March holds
sway. 1t was pippin' ;. Sill
yer Dust was blowing all around
tinkling tones of a publicity
talk by Mrs. Watson Coleman
were heard the cutest little
table reservation cards were de-
scribed :. lone brave, Raymond
w. Sheldon of w. Medford was
present doing a grand job with
donors cards and as publicity
liason person for that area.
Twinkling were Mesdames Betty
Price and Gertrude Chandler,
Area Board Chairmen; Sarah
Nelson, Mabel Smith, Thelma
Henderson, Beatrice Robinson,
lola L. Gregory, Aleine Buckner
of the up-to-date Vanity Shop on
Hancock ST., in Cambridge; Eliza
beth Oliver Newton, Manager of
La Newton School of Beauty
Culture which is opening a
Beauty Salon on the first floor
above the school soon, and Edith
Hipkins whose new address is
612 Columbus ave-, Boston. Next
report meeting promises to be
sumpin' special.
D.. Now hear this There
are almost 5000 donor cards out.
If you haven't honored yours by
turning in your $3.50, it'll be. just
great if you'll do it NOW. The
charities need your contribution
and YOU need your invitation to
the BALL which you can't have
if you leave your donors card
sitting idly on the bureau. Re-
member! Others are asking to
go and they'll need a donors card
to get an invitation, and even if
you make a table reservation,
you'll need a donors card to get
an invitation to get into the Ball.
Simple really, if you'll just keep
the BALL rolling. =. For tables?
Mrs. Paxton-HI 1888. -. (This
is a secret j. Some Folks are
planning Birthday Parties to be
held at their tables. Hear tell
of a big pink and white cake
that's been ordered -. frosty
goblets of chilled champagne
=. oooohD
THE DIAMOND BALL "a
necklace around the |
throat of Boston s. has a pleas !
The guardian., 1953-03-21

The Picture Book Hour for pre-
school and kindgarten children
cages 3-6) will be resumed at
the South End Branch Library
on Friday, March q, at 1:30 Pm.
Many interesting and colorful
books have been selected to be
included in the Picture Book
Hours for tiny tots.
RESERVE MONDAY, APRIL
6 for an Easter Floor Show and
Dance by st. Mark Social Center.
The guardian., 1953-03-21

DR.. F. F. Young, Dean of
preachers from the Hoosier state
and pastor of the Miracle" First
Baptist Church in indianapolis,
The guardian., 1953-03-21
- CITY NEWS =

JULIAN C. BRANKER
REALTOR SAYS: YOUR HOME
your. BUSINESS, MAKE II
SECURE INSURE! SPECIAL
IZING IN REAL ESTATE AMI
INSURANCE OF EVERY DES.
CRIPTION, STRESSING COUR-
TIES Y SERVICE INTEGRITY
386A Warren Street, Rox-
bury, HI 2-S77O, HI 5-Sl74.
This Saturday evening, March
q. Tribute of Love and Ad-
miration" will be rendered two
magnificent human beings,
Walter A. O'Brien, Anne Locke
Alach at a testimonial party and
dance at the Twentieth Century
Clubhouse, 3 JOY St., Boston, 8
to 70 o'clock. There will be brief
tributes by Angus Cameron, Eve
hope), Kenneth Dep. Hughes,
Oliver S. Allen, and an Orches-
ira. Entertainment and refresh
ments will be enjoyed. No adj
mission charge or solicitation OF
funds.
A Musical Tea will be given
by Group B of the Liberal Arts
Club, Gilbert Harvey, Chairman,
sunday, March 22, 4 to 6 ?. NJ,
at IL Savin ST., ROxbury. Sub
scriptiOn so cents.
Don't forget the Resthaven
Junior Club Cotillion on April
IN, in the beautiful Regency Ball
room of Hotel Somerset. This
annual affair is always one Of
refreshing beauty, with its bevy
of lovely young ladies, and this
wear bids fair to outshine former
years new and interesting
features have been added to make
even more attractive this delight
full affair AND GOOD
DANCE MUSIC is assured! There
is still time for any young ladies,
desiring to be presented, to obtain
an application. Just call either
Mrs. Rollins Ross, Highlands
5-6626, or Mrs. Louis Vincent,
AV 2-6219.
"Meet the Artist" concert pre-
sented by the Pell Nell Club on
Sunday, March %, 1853 at $3.50
Pm. at st. Mark COngrega-
tionaI Church, 216 Townsend St.,
ROxbury. Subscription IS cents.
The local Educational Commit
tee of Phyllis Wheatley Temple |
% recently met at $50 Columbus
Ave, transacted its routine busi-
ness and, with State Directress
Lillian NJ. Caldwell, chairman;
Pauline Bennett, vice chairman; |
Sarah Morris, chaplain; Beulah |
M Terry, recording secretary; /
Daisy Henry, financial secretary; I
Bessie C. Hill, treasurer; Bessie /
Hardly, sergeant-at7arms; Mary |
E. Jones, publicity; Mamie Gull
yourd was appointed contest |
manager. State Directress Lillian |
stated the regional will |
be held in Boston, July 19.