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yesterdays negotiating session
violated the executive nature
of the truce sessions"
Clark Confers With Rhee.
Gen. Clark talked for so
minutes with South Korean
President Syngman Rhee. In
formed sources said the two
talked Of the truce talks at Pan
munjom and the massive Com
munist attack on the east-central
front.
Prime Minister Paik Too Chin
and Defense Minister Sohn Won
II sat in on the meeting.
Gen. Clark also conferred with
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, 9Th
Army commander, on the mill
tary situation.
Gen. Clark's sudden arrival
heightened speculation that a
crisis of some sort was impend-
ing at Panmunjom.
Reds Not Satisfied.
Red newsman Wilmington has
told Western correspondents that
the Communists are not salts
fed with results Of conferences
between Mr.. Rhee and United
States Truce Envoy Walter Rob-
ertson.
Informed sources here specu-
lated that the U. N. delegation
may have told the Communists
in strong terms that if the
Reds want an armistice they
must accept some of the facts
developing from South Korea's
opposition to a truce.
Some observers said the allied
position might have been
couched in terms approaching
an ultimatum.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

hosts at a 4-to-7 party earlier
in the week when they invited
some Of their friends to stop in
and greet their daughter. the
former Nancy Kear, and her
husband, 1t. John Henry Glass,
jr.
1t. and Mrs. Glass arrived here
Saturday from 1t. Glass station
near Dayton, Ohio, and they left
again Thursday for a few days
at the Kear summer home. near
Buck Hill Falls. Pa. They will
also make a short visit with 1t.
Glass parents in Rockville Gen.
ter, Long Island, before 1t. Glass
leaves for duty in Weisbaden.
Germany. Mrs. Glass will be
back here for a month or so
before she leaves in July to join
her husband in Germany.
An interested guest at the
party was Mrs. Glass brother,
Mr.. Walter Leach, who came up
from Norfolk for the party
where he is in training for
the Navy,
Col. Metron English, D. S.
A. F., and Mrs. English will have
Mrs English'S mother, Mrs. Mil
lard West with them through
the remainder Of May and for
the greater part of the summer.
Mrs. West is recovering from an
injury due to an accident and
she went to her daughters home
Immediately after leaving the
hospital Tuesday morning.
Col. and Mrs. English returned
to Chevy Chase not so long ago
after spending four years in Lon
don while Col. English was on
duty there.
Mrs. E. B. Morris had Mrs.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
3on0ev County

day Tor the west COaSE, SIle SalQ,
to visit her grandson. Mr.. Harry
Johnston. She will meet Mrs.
Ruth Bondy. a longtime Be-
thesda resident, in Oakland and
together they will tour the
Northwestern States.
And in another group of
members of the association who
were waiting to greet Gov.
Theodore McKeldin, who spoke
at the meeting. Mrs. E. B.
Morris told some of her friends
of the trip she and Mr.. Morris
are taking in June. They are
leaving June 5. Their daughter,
Mrs. Willard Stabler. is going
with them and also their grand
daughter, Miss Kay Stabler.
The Morrises will leave their
daughter in San Francisco and
they will go on to Seattle to
attend the convention of the
American Institute Of Archi-
tects. The highlight of the
convention, for the Morrises,
will be the scrapple breakfast
they will give for the delegates.
Being Philadelphia and a
member of the Morris family,
Mr.. Morris knows all the an
swers when he is asked about
scrapple. He knows why it is
called Philadelphia scrapple and
when you season with sage and
when you use thyme. And he
also knows what the sweet shop
salesman means when he asks
you whether you want buns or
sticky" cinnamon buns. And
so, when he invites his guests to
a scrapple breakfast, they are
all there when the meal is ready
to be served.
Another trip that Bethesda
and the county is interested in
is Mr. and Mrs. Roger White
ford's to the North Cape. They
will leave July 3 and they spend
a month in the Scandinavian
countries.
Other social news of the
week:
Mrs. Ray Steele of Westmore-
land Hills also entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday.
The party was in honor of
Mrs. Charles L. McLane of Bris-
tow, Okla. house guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele's daugh-
ter, Miss Priscilla Steele, will go
to Steubenville, Ohio, as soon
as the school year at Holton
Arms is over. She will be the
guest of Miss Judy Harris, school
friend at Holton-ArmS.
Miss Katie Brown Busby left
Wednesday for 10 days in Port
land, Tenn. She will be a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter,
residents Of Bethesda during
World War II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kear were
Evening star., 1953-05-24
By LiIIion Arthur

Wherever people were gath
cred together during the past
week you heard the same ques-
tions: Aren't you tired of all
this wet weather." and, Where
are you going on your vacation?"
Joining a group of friends
down by the Lothrop Luttrells'
lovely pool Monday evening, aft
er the meeting of the Montgom-
cry County Historical Society,
Mrs. Evan Condor was telling of
trip she planned to take in
June. She was leaving Thurs
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Behesdo-Lower Montgomery County
County Historical Society Party Is Biz Success

William H. Myer. Mrs. Randolph
Talbot, Mrs. Theodore Irving
Coe and Mrs. Thomas Hardy
Taliaferro as her guests at
luncheon Wednesday.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Tea Dance Arronoed

The Teen-Agers' Club at the
Army Medical Center have plan
ned a tea dance for today from
to 6 o'clock at the Officers'
Club. Mrs. william D. Tigertt is
the chaperone. Each guest was
asked to bring a new member.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
lovely 2-bath ramblers on level
lots priced well below the market:
ali have 3 fine bedrooms. wonderful
kitchens and full bright Easements;
priced in the middle eos: $1,000
1st trust available. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7007; ewes. OIL,
BETHESDA. S2O.750 - Lovely brick
Georgian Colonial, beautifully dec
grated. nice paneled den and lay
separate din, rm.; kit. with break
fast space; 3 excel. bedrms., tile
bath on end A.: convenient for NH;
Naval Hosp, public and parocnlsI
schools; easy terms FRANK 3.
PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7007; eyes,. OIL
UNIQUE CAPE COD. Kensington; dry
bsmt., 24-ft. liv. rm.. with hrepL,
bedrms., chestnut-paneled with
spacious built-ins huge cabinet-lined
kit. Assume 4Ss loan S13.90O
10. B-3906. "
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

CAPITOL HILL, Eighth st. Sc
3-story and bsmt n row erirK ems hUvSf Mith
$3.50, terms. E. QUINCY SMITH.
INC. 141S H st. NV. DI. T-9o57;
week end. OIL. 2-9474. S
CAPITOL HILL AREA-Adjacent his:
toric Christ Episcopal Church.
Lovely, restored. strictly m9dern1;; :;
desired: ideal for artist, sculptor,
musician, etc; $12,500; conven-
lent financing. D. s. NASH. Owner
NO 7-O660.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Large de-
tached stucco; ideal location;. large
beautiful yard. Owner desires imme-
aSte dbs sI ssson with M iu6%' to rsasSo $3.50
down. Mr.. Gibson, LO. 7-29S0,. with
NV. M me Ne. s14i0o. fN6H' ''~ %
ElMIRA ST.-Semidet. brick. bright
rms, recrea. rm., fenced yard, i'm
mac. cond., "a block school, stores.
downtown bus; near Boiling Field.
S13;2onoii Trade snsnn eonsiSere6: ID "a LANES =
7543.
HILLCREST, 35o3 Texas ave.-col
brick: gar. lge. lot, gas heat. BY
appt.. Mr.. RANDEI4. LU. 4-7230.
MORNINGSIDE. Andrews Sl1 600.
So 900 down. 2-bedroom Cane Cod,
utility room and garage; large
fenced lot. fruit trees. 200 Randolph
I'd, Mornineside, Md, P. @. Co. SH
pOCTORS, DENTISTS; 2345 r St
s.e.-Zoned A-40, apt. grounds;
ONCE. lge. frontage; priced low at
S27. $50. shown by appt. J. M.
MEDLEY. 10. S-5777. Ill
Mr.. BOILING, Navy. schools--Six-
rm. semidet.. "A baths. gas heat,
full bsmt. Monthly payments, SS7'
incl. tax. insurance and payment on
principal. Call owner for terms. No
agents. 10. 2-335S. IS
by OWNER-Semidetaehed brick; 3
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rn., kitchen,
bath; bsmt. with outside entrance;
sacrifice for quick sale. Vacant
Open Sunday. Cau 10. 2-1701.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

GROOM HOUSE-Bath, modern con-
venienceS, IL acres; SCOTT. frontage
on new Route 20, midway between
Baltimore and Washington at inter
section of Route 216; improved with
garage and poultry houses. Laurel
765-J-1. Call MR.. lager. IS
CHARLES COUNTY BARGAINS
MD.-Brick residence
tbuilt 194S), excellent condition;
rooms, bath. basement: oil-burnel
heat fireplace; excellent neighbor-
hood; near school; one-acre lot
BRYANTowN, MD.-solid brick Co
lonial Groom residence, full base
ment, 2 baths. oil-burner steam heat
Handicapped lawn. garden. corner lot
in desirable neighborhood. 26 miles
Washington: $4,000.
LA PLATA, MD.-Gentleman's S-room
residence, in excellent neighborhood
Living room 30x20, bedrooms. with
closets; bath, fireplace, electricity
10-ft. porch on two sides: artesian
well: 2-acre lot; magnificent large
hardwood and Norway spruce trees;
fruit; dwelling completely insulated;
immediate possession; $1,000.
LEONARD SNIDER
Tel 331l, La Plata, Nd.
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POIITNrWNOn
ROLLINGWOOD
S29,750
OPEN SUNDAY. Q TILL 3

An unusual opportunity to
purchase a fine home in this
excel. residential community.
Close to Rock Greek Park.
Gus reception hall, large liv,
rm., din. rm., kit. and screened
porch are on Ist A.; 8 bed
rms. and . baths on End f.;
finished dormitory rm. on 3rd
A.; rm. and bath in daylight
basement. Garage.
INEz CUSHARD, REALTOR
EN-. 2-4232, OIL. 2-5S67
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
COLORED
WOODBRIDGE

Open Sunday, 2 Till Dark
Lovely custom-built, det.. corner brick
home in very excel. cond. Liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm.. breakfast
room, powder rm. and kit. on lst
floor, with spacious screened side
porch. 3 twin-sized bedrms., with
lge. closets and modern bath on 2nd
fir. Lge finished attic. Storm WIN
dows and doors. Lge. pine rec. rm.
and util. rm. in bsmt OIL h.-w h.
Det. gear brick garage. Heated
glass inclosed greenhouse. Excel.
financing to reliable person. Direc-
tions: Out r. /. ave-. turn into
Monroe at 2Sth ST.. continue on
Monroe to Chestnut. turn right on
Chestnut to Vista See Mr.. Greene,
DE. 2-2163. on premises
Evening star., 1953-11-08
ROLLINGWOOD

On a fine corner lot overlooking Rock
Greek Park. is this lovely home with
iiv. rm., din, rm,' Kit, study and
screened porch on 1st A.: 3 spacious
bedrms. and . baths on end; club
room and servants room and bath in
bsmt:; Gear garage: Liberal a.
Realtor. EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
HnI0REn

COMPLETELY FURNISHED
decorated, lovely to look
at; move right in. 6-rm. brick, near
Capitol. 5 bedrms., full bsmt., oil
heat; det. brick 2-car garage: TV; 81
it. tefgr. included. Easy terms. MR..
KAY, DI. 7-2S01. Leave name, phone.
COLORED - LARGE, well-built A.
bedroom corner home. 1901 New
Hampshire ave. NV. Inspection by
appointment. ia. 9-5266.
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La Sale Park
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1858

1929 10th ST. NE. =,
Beautiful detached brick. center-hal
home, on large. well-landscaped cor.
ner lot. First A., lge. liv. rm Witf
fireplace; spacious din. rm. with pay
window; modern kitchen. den. pow,
der rm.. screened side porch. Secone
A.: Three very nice bedrooms.
baths. Full attic; full basement ha:
recreation rm. with firepl., lavatory
outside entrance. Detached oricE
Earage. Shown by appointment. Cal
Mr.. Sadler AID. 2-S656.
Sullivan Brothers
1920 K st. NV. ME. S-432S
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La Sale Park

1905 UPSHUR ST. NE.
Beautiful det. center -hall-type brick
home with slate roof. Lge. screened
sitting porch, spacious liv. rm. with
flrepl; dining room. kit. powder
tile bath; full bsmt. with recr. nm,
iavatory and outside entrance;. gas
&C. heat; weather stripped, insu.
lated; nice fenced rear yard. Ewes.
call LA 6-1532.
Open. Sum-, 2 Til 6 PM,
Sullivan Brothers
1890 K st. NV. NE. S-432S
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SILVER SPRING
QUIET-SECLUSION
10 QIIGGEX nnAn

II SUSSEX ROAD
Do you long for q home on q nice
quiet street away from trafic noises,
yet Just a few minutes walk to
stores, schools and transp.2 Then
det. brick, situated on beautifully
shrubbed lot. Ideal place for the
children to play. Under 100000.
Mr.. Ryan JU. 5-125S. on premises
or by appointment.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO DARK
Out Piney Branch road. past 5000
right on Wessex and bear slightly
right on Sussex to our open sign.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtnr 1904 1ath Ct An A-OlAk
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Special Price-$1O,5OO

s445 5aRD ST. Sc.
OPEN SUN. / TO 8
Vacant. 5-rm., semidet. brick in excel
cond. with full bsnt., gas heat
storm windows and fenced bscl
yard. 1000 down. Monthly pay
Greene. pens les Iu. tns5 g1ss5sl rent Call MT
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2o05
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l6 SHERMAN y AVE,

OPEN SUNDAY FROM PM.
MODERN BRICK RAMBLER
Large liv. rm. with woodworking
fireplace. 2 bedrms., large sunny
den, kit, din. IL. attic, handicapped
ot. Quick possession. Near transp..
schools, shopping center. Will trade
or sell. Shown anytime. Out Carroll
ave. to 2nd st. beyond Ethan Allen
and left "a block on Sherman. Mr..
Maury, TU. 2-3926.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. AID. 4-200b
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Mr.. INDIAN SPRING CLUB
Modern. 6-rm., Det. Brick.
Only S16,950; reas. terms.
IOI1TS RITnnEN EX R-h7O7

Only fIO,3DU, reaS. Terms.
LOUIS RUDDEN EX. 3-5707.
@H si.c AcRES 5.5S sIroqm g. frame ) houssa
miles to D.. c.; you can raise lot
Of your living. a good buy. Price,
2ia acres, s-room frame house, cleo.
stable. garage, chicken and brooder
needs interior decorating, furnace
and bath; adG; 26 miles to d. c. Cheap
acres, modern s-room nice home.
minutes walk to churches, stores,
P. o., bank and school. II you want
q really nice place, see this one.
Possession sesSiioonn with title good terms.
Cali w. 4; Daniel. Poolesyille 21ls.
P. Q. Dickerson, Nd, with J. WIN.
SON PETER, Rockville, Md.
GREATLY REDUCED
Md. Now -operated as restaurant
and room for teachers, Has 4 din
and a 3-acre oak, grove. The plice
Of S49,500 includes complete res
taurant equipment and most house
hold furniture. Call MR.. AIKEN,
NPRE pREN 1SSNFAy sgNPAy soPPtscI p55k PARE Area
N- $3.50 NAvAHoE DR.. W
Spacious semidet. brick In q most
tonv. area: lge. liv. rm. spacio IS
din, rm., kitchen with auto. dish.
washer; powder rm., on 1st mr.: 3
porch: under $1,000: financed with
$4,000 1st trust; pay sos per mo.
Dir: Out New Hampshire to Univer-
sity lane, left to Navahoe dr., rt.
to Peck's open sign.
PECK COMPANY
1850 N. HAMP. AVE. HE. ]-6400
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FLAwLEss INs AcoS coNsTRucT1oN gTR
nAJT " r7IID EsE I EET


FLAWLESS CONSTRUCTION
ONLY THREE LEFT
OPEN DAILY TO DARK
Center-hail ramblers. 3 bedrms,
baths, enormous kit, screened porch.
large liv. rm., full bsmt. with club
room.
1907 PARKsToN RID.
To reach Out River I'd. - entrance
of Kenwood Country Club, left on
Springfield rd.. blocks TO Parkstoa
rd.' 1,ghtt, tight to 5917 Tn 7n,pv n.uv
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 18th st. AID. 4-2003
Charming brick; large cathedrsl-eeil-
ing living rm.; separate dining Tnn.;
electric kitchen; bedrm. or den:
screened porch; " bath. on 1st n;
2 bedrms., bath on 2nd n. Large
wooded lot, close to transportation;
$4,000 down; S21,b00. OIL. 2-1237.
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$500 Down, STA Month

INSPECT TODAY
BOG Burbank st. s-e.-Almost new
brick, rms. basement, gas ht.
storm windows. Anchor fence, new
SX12 concrete porch; quiet, safe
street facing wooded park; S12.-
500. trade considered; 4S trust
Ridge rd to Texas ave. left or
Burbank to house Vacant. Key al
30S. JAMES CARROLL. 10. 10000
ewes. LII 2-l5h1 or LU. l-o053.
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GLEN ECHO HTS.-2-bedrm. house
Sgiith porch; dGo gas dnd heat. lot 20 by
6Tm pac, sTiSk S o h9ms WITH Hsm s0 Sv 55s 5s;
S1S,500. MRS. BURGESS, Realtor,
6lO9 Broad St. OIL. 2.42b3.
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
Thank You

The pastor, officers and men,
bers of New Macedonia Baptist
Church wish TO thank the Chris
tan friends who contributed SO
much toward making the setting
up and organizing of our church
success. Special thanks TO Rev.
Grant, a missionary of the East
Coast Association, who organic
ed the church and delivered the
morning and afternoon sermons.
The spirit was very high and both
services were largely attended.
Everyone is welcome TO worship
with us at any time.
Sunday School, $50 am; morn
ing service, IL am; Evening SER
vice, 1880 pm.
Rev. N. H. Phillips, pastor
Sis. Helen Watson, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
Local Police Assn
Holds Annual
Election

The Miami Colored Policemen
Benevolent Association. Inc. held
It's annual election of officers at
its regular monthly meeting held
in the courtroom at the police
precinct on Monday, February 5.
Officers elected for the year Of
1853 were as follows: b, j. Gull
ford. president; Otis Pitts, vice
president; l.. A. Smith, secretary
r. W White, treasurer, and Louis
F. Duty, business manager. The
newly elected officers were in
stalled by Officer Augustus Mat
thews. Officer White succeeded
Officer Clyde Lee as treasurer. 1t
marked the first time that an
other officer has been elected to
this position since the associa-
ton was organized. Officer Lee Is
a charter member of the associa-
ton and was one Of the first five
Negro officers appointed to the
force in Miami. He is now serv-
ing as bailiff of the precinct
court.
The association is now in the
midst of plans for its annual
spring dance which will be an
nounced to the patrons within the
next few weeks.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

Rev. E. w. Newman of Ander-
son. S. c., formerly of the South
Carolina Conference, was ap-
pointed pastor of Kelly's Chapel
M. Church, in the Liberty City
area. Rev. Mr.. Newman, a ma
tive of S. c., received his early
education in the public schools of
S. c. and at Claflin university.
His gratest desire is to finish
the beautiful structure which be-
gan under the leadership of the
late Rev. w. o. BARLEY. Rev.
Mr.. Newman extends a gracious
invitation to the residents of this
area.
Morning services begin at 1900
o'clock, evening services at 7:S0.
Services are being held at the
Community Center until the
church is finished.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
Rev. Benjamin
Brodie To Conduct
Revival At Church
OF God

The Rev. Benjamin Brodie of
New York City, will carry on the
series of revival meetings, re-
Gently begun by DR.. Childs, at the
Church of God, 1747 NV 3rd
ave-, Elder A. M. Cohen, pastor,
beginning next Sunday, Febru-
airy Is. The services will be broad
cast over station WFEC, 1920 on
your dial from the church be-
ginning l pm. Sunday. There
will also be evening services
every night for the succeeding ten
nights beginning at 7:30 nightly.
The public is invited to all of
these services.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
Fees Reduced For
BTW Typing Classes

Fees for the regular adult
tipping classes held at Booker T.
washington high school, have
been reduced from IS to $1.0O
per month, because Of govern
ment assistance. Glasses, as usual
are held every Monday a n d
Wednesday nights from 2 TO 10
pm. Prospective students may
register any night that classes are
held. Miss Estelle Waller, the in
structor In charge, announced
this week that there are several
openings in the class, and any
adult is eligible to take the
course.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
Hospitality Club
To Present Tea

The Hospitality Club of Miami
is presenting a Washington Birth
day Tea at the home of Mrs. Mae
Foster, 1913 NV 5th place, on
George Washington's birthday,
Sunday, February %, from to
Z pm. Music will be furnished by
the Miami Master Singers and
Atty. John D. Johnson, viii be
the speaker of the day. The pub
lie is invited.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
The Marshalls
Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Marshall
entertained their house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bender from
Atlantic City, NJ. with southern
fried chicken and all the trim
mings this week.
Guests present included:
Mrs. Annie Mae Ford, Chicago,
H.; Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Francis,
Mrs. James Justice, Mrs. Ruth
Merritt, Mr.. Herbert Wells, Mrs.
Rebecca Wells, Mrs. Lille Mae
Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Othella
Sullivan, Mr.. N. c. Sanders.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
Carver Ranches And
Community News
BY Mrs. K. Strachan


The Worthy Matron, Sister E.
Kelly of Starlight Chapter No. 40
wishes to express her thanks to
the many friends who made the
Silver Tea which was given Sun
day, February 8, such a success.
The affair was held at the home
of the associate matron, Sister
Blossie Halle. Those that helped
to make it possible were: Mrs. M.
Brown, Mrs. M. Edwards, Mrs.
Gibson. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. M. Ever
hart, Mrs. Hodge, Mrs. L. George,
Mr.. H. Everhart, Mr.. F. Thomas,
Mr.. c. johnson, Rev. l. S. Clark,
Mr.. Bowe, Mr.. Stantly, Mrs. M.
Johnson, Mr.. Adderley, Mr.. Jen-
neff, Mr.. Hepburn, MIR. Halle,
Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. Fl, Watson, Mrs.
M. Saunders.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
Beautician Club AZ

Club No. AZ met at the home Of
Mrs. Maggie Henderson, Tuesday,
February 10. Mrs. Billie Pitts pre-
sided. A call meeting win be held
next Monday, Feb. Is at Mrs.
Pitts home.
Mrs. Billie Pitts, Pres.
Mrs. Priscilla Thompson,
reporter