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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
lConfinued.l

$50 LOTS or part thereof. in Whea-
ton area; sewer. water and laterals
in: fully cleared; streets to rough-
grade; in rapidly expanding devel-
opment; owner will subordinate. Cali
ST. 3-5546 -15
BUILDERS. Group IA rambler lots.
Best Arlington location. JOHN H.
MILLER JR. & BRO. MA. S-2557
lots, $3.50 each
cash. entirety; walk to Pentason.
Navy Annex; action: scarce; close
in. BOWERS. 1885 Eye. RE
7-2O29. 12'
HYATTSVILLE building lot. all i'm
provements; 3 blocks of Baltimore
ave; S1.65t AP. 7-1443. -13
4 ACRES. beaut. rambler site; hish
BurJonsville. 20 Minis. from Silver
Spring; $3.50. Small town pay
ment. DALEY REAL ESTATE CO..
AP. 7-1443. Ia
HOUSE SITE, approx.
$4,000 So. it.; c zone; Takoma
Park, Mont. Co.. mr.. Sligo Greek
parkway. Water in; sewer avail.
priced at SOC SO. IT. Call after s
pm, HA. 2-7505 or HA. 2-8760,
BUILDING LOT. 40 by 1a5 fa. To-
Gated in the beautiful residential
section of Eastland Gardens ne.
For further details. call AID. 4-912S.
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

SILVER sPRING-Approx. 5000 50.
IT,, on B. g. O.. R:R.:. two l4-ft
THOMPSON d GRAY. JU. 5-6l 90
I. 900 so. FIT. loctated at 4th and
N. Y. ave n E.. second door space
with l,000-lb. elevator; includes
sMiTHy SNIFF cel CO MI s,, Holland 1hsR ST H. G.
5000 SO. FT., 55x1a5. 1s-ft. cell
ingS: two Aft. overhead doors.
Once and two toilets. This is q
new building in an Industrial area.
Et:F. BLANCHARD, Realtor. JU. s.
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TRAIlERS

I94S SPARTAN. Manor tandem. 27
it.. all aluminium: excel. cond. Bes!
cash offer. KE. S-23S3. -13
New Moon. 30 IT,. 1858
model. Equipped with YOUNGSTOWN
kitchen. completely furnished. oc-
cupied only months. Must sell.
Going overseas. Can be seen at
WOODLEY HILLS COURT, Rich
mond hwy. Lot 419. 13'
14-ft.; new tires; new
condition: sleeps 2; must sell, $3.50.
JE. 4-1S39. 10
1851 L car, fully modern, 2S'; 1000
cash OF. $3.50 down and take over
Err COURT. Lot 291. S. of Alex.
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AVIATION

FOR SALE-J4 Piper Cub. side by
side; ideal for club as trainer, $50
hrs. since factory overhaul; licensed
until April 1853; may be seen at
HYBLA VALLEY AIRPORT; $500.
OV. 3-523S. IL
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

purchased Prompt action. RE. =
1890. HUGH B CONNOR. 1927 K
St. NV. Ewes. DU 7-7091
SIX-YEAR, 2nd-TRUST NOTE -
$5,450 for S3,S00; ne. brick home.
BERGMAN REALTY CO., ia. g.
1850, ST. 3-9433. lis
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INDUSTRIAL PROP FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL GROUND
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

925 F ST. N.W.-2nd floor rm.
suitable for ONCE or small business.
Inquire MS s,7l'e A. Beauty Shop or call
18TH AND K SITS. N.w.-Heart of
financial section: room or suite.
DgFosT DSH oss7fslE diReHf eek ofF7eE shPa Bib Blbc.
12-story ONCE bldg; I346 Conn.
ave; NV. oftces available. AID.
7ss iith ST. N.w.-Two suites; mod
$?Fs pr; eRs So q nj M1kEasHS sf!' ns Fs'
DEsIR4BLE CARPETED s-rm. suite.
l411 Pa. ave, NV Two-Year lease
tto responsible party. RE. 7-7753 or
1888 JEFFERSON pL. N.w.-EiaD.
crate 2-rm. suite. pvt Law. central
aiFosSnd.' aesSnd parking Sloo mo- OIL.
asO4 18th ST. N.w.-A very nice
Arm. suite in lobby Splendid ar
s15o per mo- o. HENRY IL; y j. tITsoi RoBB, zinc Inc
1924 Vermont ave. NV. DI. 7-Sl41
1000 so. FIT. OF OFFICE or show.
room space. LIST A., modern bldg
as coaER es5 co So JA t. isei. si A.sEfs is
FALLS CHURCH, center Of town,
excel. location--Suite Of rms
avail. Feb. 5th. Building occupied
by professional Offices. $s5. JOS. W.
FsEAy sEAy c9; Sai,SEu4G SE; s2Sso !. hS :,
by Feb. 10Th. City's center. Com.
pletely air conditioned. Still time
decoration. JOSEPH W. sEAY CO.
Realtors. JE. 2-262O. Ia
1917 EYE ST. N.W.-Main floor.
private lavatory. oess1' ideal for fM'dSsi real
estate office. accountant. manufac-
turer's representative. contractor.
ETC., ETC.; S1GG o per month; al,z Call J. H.
18th AND EYE IsSTs. N.w.-7.O0db So.
#. of second-fioor space, private en-
trance. now divided int o22 Offices.
May be subdivided. Suitable for gen.
eral ofice use. Call Mr.. Holland.
H. G; sMITHY CO.. 81 10Th st. NV.
end AND KENNEDY SITS. Nv
Single and two-room suite in the
areas only modern office bldg. Suit
able for architect, contractors, etc.
Call Mr.. Holland, H. G. SMITHYI
CO., 81 18th st. NV, ST. $4,000.
X ST., NEAR sTATLER-several
elevator bldg. For further informa-
tion call Mr.. Holland. H. G. SMITHY
CO.. 81 18th st. NV, ST. 3-33OO.
9th AND PA. AVE. N.w.-second-
floor space on Pa. ave. containing
cs3 SGo Mr sq' Ho,,.Re f.; Rent s1a5 EN1r% per no
CO.. S11 18th st. NV. ST. 3-330O.
8O6 H ST. N.W.-3 rms. and complete
bath; attractively redecorated; ap-
prox. 40 So. it., business or pro-
fessional. D1. 7-3s7e' or LA. 6-s273.
1903 X ST. N.w.-share attrac. Of
nee; lessor rarely in ONCE: full-time
secretary avail: conveniently To-
Gated to Statler.. Carlton and May
Office fTef HPtsIs foR pEErisT ME issTF7eS g. otb.7 other
business. ,6232 Georgia ave. NV.
opposite shopping center and sheri-
dan 5ot theater; available Feb. l., ia
1921 K ST NV. -Lge. office for orr rent
900 50. #. WIN redecorate to suit
tenant; Good lease. reasonable rem
tai Gall MR.. RozANsKY at Ex
OFFICE. reasonable re- rent.
parking in rear. 5sOS Georgia ave.
PRIVATE LAW OFFICE IN SURE.
Compl: library and all related serv-
ices Tower bldg. Box 335-T. Star.
is
TWO ROOMS, nr. Courthouse Square.
All utilities. Next door to Radio
Bldg; 500 month. JA. 7-S22I.
IA
$50 FIT. OF BRIGHT. cheer
ful office space New NV.
ONCE bldg. Easily accessible
to downtown. Ideal for sales
ONCE etc Parking adjacent.
Reasonable rent.
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FARMS
Lors AND ACREAGE FOR SAILS

FIFTY OR TEN beautiful acres; Fair
sEAY CO.. Realtors. JE. 2-2620
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD. - Large
corner lot, over 5000 SO. IT.; .
blocks from Marlboro pike and
Catholic school; all facilities. NJ. G.
FEKETE. 10. $1,000; ewes. 20.
SEMIDET. i to Is lots: water and
sewer in; street on Grade: Riverdale.
JIG, 5-29S6. OF 4-7006.
ARLINGTON. NORTH Fully i'm.
Colt and Country Club; excel. sub
div; heavily wooded. ARTHUR L:
WALTERS CO.. IA. 7-5200. L.
RAMBLER SITES. 100x2Q0 IT,; S5C
down: in large development facine
Colesvise rd., past Silver Spring
Nd; $1,000 each. RA. $4,000. Ia
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN. near Conn. ave. and L
ST.: 3-story brick. suitable for re-
modelling into Offices; $4,000. Eve.
TIE 6-2233. L. T. GRAVATTE.
Resltor; a1ta 1918 x st. NV. Ma.
GA. AVE. N.W.-Two buildings, one
frame, one brick, good opportunity
for risht party. KAY REALTY
co. RA. $4,000. -I2
ARL., opposite Hecht Co.. SO2 Tay-
lor st.-C-2; approx. 1900 50. #.
Name your terms or lease period.
FRED J. GEORGE. ia. S-6777.
HYATTSVILLE, MD.-Former church
bldg. equipped with seats and pipe
organ. For sale or rent. Call WIN
STON c. CLAY WA. 7-422S. 10
18th ST.. near Park I'd. NV. 8 rms.
baths. bsmt. now rooming house
suitable for conversion to store plus
3 apts. LIST commercial: small down
payment. SCHUYLER. MA. S-001O.
Mr.. PENNA. AND MINI. AVE. Sc
lot; ideal for most any type bust
ness; priced right for quick sale;
1-:l3z or II. 4-7265.- Ia
Goth ST. NV. lust of Ks beau
tifully remodeled small ONCE bldes.
from $"9.5O0. Mr.: Manuel. EN-.
CORP, AID 2-4O0O
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CONTRACTORS
ENGINEERS
WELL WORTH
INVESTIGATING

90: 900 SO; #. Of choice commercial
Joining SAFEWAY'S new store site
at the hub of the highways in Fair
fax. Va. MR.. l.. SMITH ia 2-2325.
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WAREHoUsEs-RENT tcont. /,
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED

NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
5000 SO. it.. 2nd comml.. down
town. Call MA. S-S696, Id
REAR 1892 18th ST. NV: IA
story warehouse; approximately
gSX6O: $50 per mo. JUSTINE
1896. Ia
so. CAPITOL ST.
Will build from 10000 to 10000
50. IT.. one-story modern warehouse
to suit tenants requirements. Very
call Mr.. Haas.
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 H st. NV, Realtors, MA. $4,000.
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BOATS

BUYING OR SELLING Consult US
first largest Yacht brokers in the
Chesapeake Bay area. THE WASH
NGTOl MARINA 1900 Maine ave
s.w. RI. 7-47o7.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORE AND SECOND FLOOR for
rent. 927 10th st. NV. 1900 50. IT.
for , cars Second COMMERCIAL
Ideal location for wholesale or light
manufact cturinR business. MR.. KAY
ME- S-3679. -15
COMMIT BUILDING, approx. 5000
Smss fS d. aSsi heart sac..nt q Tss SnTTen
Call JOS. w. SEAY CO., Realtors,
JE. 2-2620. -12
ENTIRE end FL. 9Ox1S, at 124O 9th
st NV. Power facilities for light
mfg. or ofices and storage. Secre-
tarial service and parking. win re-
model to suit and a.-cond. Very
reas. rental. Call HU. 3-5300. la
NEAR MAINE AVE. AND NJ SITS.
S.W.--2-story brick bldg; will re-
model to suit tenant: reas. rent. RE.
7-2137 or Ii, 4-7266. Ia
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WANTED
S1,OOO.OOO

Worth OF clean late-model cars. We
have one of the largest retail
Wholesale outlets in the city Con-
tact us before you sell or trade
We ay off balances anywhere in
the country and pay the cash diff
ference. All title details taken care
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

close-in; for light manufacturing
and assembling: must have heat.
elec and water. Call MRS. SEN
NETT, ME. S-540O. Ewes. RA. g.
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LANGLEY, VIRGINIA
24-acre wooded lot. sloping on hare
surface dead-end circle. Ideal fol
children; S2.650. 1870 down, bal
ance in terms.
McCay g. McCay, Realtors
Ell. 6-3073 and IA. 2-4713
-I2
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NOW IS THE TIME

NOW IS THE TIME
You've been waiting for, to get that
BARGAIN. To responsible party
with 81 500 cash, this 3-bedrm., g
bath, prewar home is yours. Living
Im. with firepl. complete din. rm..
furn. kit, full bsmt. with outside
entr Complete price, S17,950.. Lo-
and near the once of your home
town REALTOR. Call ia. 10000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4163 Lee Hwy. of Glebe. ia. 10000
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GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

RENT A TRUCK OR CAR
U-DRIVE IT WO. 6-65S0
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FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA.

1AAAeH <A<A SOSAS wa
21.S acres on Highway z
and %, near Herndon corner.
$40 OF a mile Highway z
frontage. Ideal for subdividing
or home with acreage. Small
stream borders l side. Priced
for quick sale. Days. JU.
9-1027; evenings. DE. 2-0S23.
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CAN YOU

Top these all-hrick ramhlers at
SI7,95O? 3 bedrins., full bsmt., de
luxe No. Arl. location, 3 blkS. to
bus and schools. Poss. with de-
poSit.
Crown Realty. .JE. 4-39O0
1851 W. Broad St., Falls Church. Va.
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EMBASSY MOTORS
18th and K SITS. NV.
PREWARS-NEEDED
Highest prices in city and area are
being paid for extra clean and solid
cars from 1898 to 1942. in Fords,
Chevrolets. Plymouths and others;
SALES. 500 Ga. ave. NV. Tu.
2-2626. --1S
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925 F ST. N.W.-2nd floor rm.
suitable for ofhce or small business:
Inquire at Beauty Shop or call
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

FOR PROMPT ATTENTION TO SALE
Of estates. farms, acreage or lots:
committing distance Washington.
MORGAN REAL ESTATE. JA 7-612S
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

THREE LOTS FOR SALE. will sacri-
fee; located at Selby -on-the- Bay.
Call JU. 5-312l. IA
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08

Grafton OF Settlement and Neigh.
borhood Houses, which convened
in Des Moines, Iowa, April 80 to
May 2. Mr.. Thomas ana Mr.. Nit
chel Lazarus Of the Capitol Com.
munity Center Of st. Paul were
co-chairmen Of the conference,
They returned home Sunday. May
8
The First Nlghters Bridge Club;
Mrs. Ruth Hin. 22O5 Fifth Ave.
g., win be hostess to the regular
meeting Of the First Nighters
Bridge club when they meet on
Saturday May Q.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08
Social and Personal

Senior Missionary Society Kntariaincd: 1he VIVA IS
and The Junior Red Circle Girls of Zion Baptist church wee
hostesse 70 the Senior Missionary Society sunday way
AZ the church from p 10 80 The WA members
adopted ol The Senior Missionary members as their mother
Both q the participating grosT each mother with
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08
Feminine Fashion
FLair======
" BERNADlNE oARRICKEEE

It the blouse beauf' for us girls this spring 1858
spring sha like Il
quite timely Tits important the
blouse
There interest with cotton high ne
broadclot WIN b soened with feminine look and
detailing pna cloth combination fabric with
subby win quite bit and nylon win Be back
usual in an ~ glory.
Slightly fancy depend novelty imported
English shngB crisp slight glitter Of rhine
appeal already being the stores
edgng hghlighed ~ rhinestone studs he rcack
The sleeve lengths WIN be varied IN style with featuring the
squared-of theoquartar length and the
sleeveless wes that comfortable 70 with your
favorte suite
More the costume side win BE- the linen and sah blouses
with hateng n" body lines such piping under the bust
drsped necncs which fold softly a the way
the
special mention the blouses many which
halter designed bn" body
without hEassere Gteng Of these.
stressng
priced eshrtwaiat being sofsned with
collars details crisp hue cu novelty Blessings
linen blouse 70 Be because Of the variety
designs which include posa-doL and appquos
taffeta win be featured with deser SUITS and win feature
the tucked theme.
you styles blouse beautiful
you're wondering price range Wen I'm
happy report they practically same
Here's Wishing good shopping
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08

aa tho gueata 81 their mother
Mira Eva Abbey IA Eat 25th.
for ne past two weeka RETURNED
home On April ga Et Attsy rc-
turned b work after a tm0 weok
vacation. "a Monday May at
Harry'a Lounge. chlcao. Where
ne ana bis archeatrn bro employed
yohnnie nakeF AuH|lIarr ls;
Johnnie Baker Auxiliary Posi- aa1
81 the American Legion iu hold
IS regular monthly meeting as the
rost ciubsooms "a Friday May g.
The president Mrs Eda Brre1
win serve Fefreshmenl in rtlshfa-
lion az hor birthday whith "a May
81.
h8leadea Send Naiigs Ira fda
nutfen end Afr Ther Warren
attended thc MARY Plchiod ond
Raiiy at the Hotel RaAsan on
Ray ~ a. rcpF t1tye az
Johnnie nakat Auxlliafg Post
aai
9ust Not WnN Ciabf Mss Euciile
Jones. 4zo Lynaeit piaco az WIN
o. hostess q 30 Iust Eor Pun
clu6 o. sunday Nay ta
EanF t ratt Mrs tNnnii
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08

Confined To Home: Mr.. W. 81.
Walker. $50 Iglehart Ave, Is con-
fined to his home suffering with
asthma.
Attended Conference: Among
those attending the Midwest Re
gional Conferences Of the National
Federation OF settlament ana
Neighborhood Houses in Des
Moines. Ia. were Mines. Alice
onque, Lucille EIargraves Of st.
Paul, the Messrs Donald Nc
Moore. Ernie Cooper and william
Diclerson, They returned satur-
day, May 2
ChAFmOuaette Club; At the reg
ular meeting, Mrs. Thelma Lewis,
984 Iglehart Ave, was hostess 70
the Charmousette club. Members
spent a social evening, followed by
refreshments. The next meeting
win be on Tuesday, May 10, at the
home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols,
1925 Carroll Ave.
TSTC Clubs The .TsTC Club
met with Mr.. John Patton, 954
st. Anthony Ave-, on Saturday,
May 2. Mr.. George Mann, Bust
meas agent Of the Ramsey County
Public Welfare Workers was 9
guest.
Visits Daughter; Mrs. Mary
Braugher Of Clarksdale, Miss, is
in the city for an indefinite stay
and is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. LEILA jackson. TSe Rondo
Ave.
The Weiss The Vets win meet
on Saturday evening, May Q, at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Ollie
Grantham, $40 Iglehart Ave.
Matinee Bridge Club; The Ma
tinee Bridge Club met with Mrs.
James Kirk. ST., sS7 st. Anthony
Ave, on Tuesday, May 5. Prizes
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08

were won BY AIrs. Marley Rhodes.
first: Mrs. James Kirk, Sir, sec
ond and Mrs. J. d. Jones. third.
Mrs. William Cassius. SIC w.
Central Ave, win entertain the
club on Tuesday. May 10.
Returns To Dutys Airman 3rd
class Percy G. Parker. SON Of Mr..
and Mrs. A, B. Parker, SIS Fuller
Ave, left the city Tuesday eve
ming, May 5, for Long Island.
N. Y. Air Base where he Is sta
toned. Airman Parker was home
on a ten day furlough.
Flying Needles Clubs Mrs.
Gladys Mcfarland win be hostess
to the Flying Needles Club on
Monday May II, at her home
1016 Rondo Ave
Twins 10 Celebrate Birthdays
Clyde and Clydean, twin son
and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Parker, 5T5 Fuller Ave, win
celebrate their sixth birthday on
Saturday, May Q, when they win
entertain their frieads with a
party.
Killed In Auto Accident; Mrs.
Earl Neil. 728 st. Anthony Ave-,
has received the tragic news Of
the death Of her niece Miss EEath-
crime Easter Of Delaware city.
Del was kilEed in an auto
accident on her gath birthday.
Saturday evening May 2, In Sea-
ford, Del.
Miss Easter and three other
friends were snroute home after
attending a birthday party in her
honor when the accident occurred
killing all four occupants Of the
car. She was a social worker at
the Governor Baker Community
Center in Delaware City and g
graduate Of Fiske University. Miss
Easter had visited her father in
Albert Lea, MINI, the previous
week. She Is well known In st.
Paul, having visited the city on
several occasions. Funeral ser
vices and burial win be held in
Albert Lea. MINI. Final arrange
ments had not been completed at
press time.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08
Eseues Celebrate
34th Anniversary
With pinnar Party

Dinner Vt the home 81 the Il. +.
Escuas. s552 with ave. 81, was
a special event on Saturday. May
2, when they entertained their
family and few friend1 At q
s:se p. m. dinner party in eele-
bration Of their s4th wedding an
niversary, which was April 50.
The table was set with a
cleaning white linen cloth and a
csnterpisce Of red roses and tut
FPS, was a picture OF beauty,
which was enhanced BY as equally
delicious dinner prepared BY
Mr.. Escue.
The Escues, who do not look
much older than their years OF
welded bliss. are the proud
parents OF five charming daugh-
tiers: Mines. Elaine johnson and
Rhoda Lee Blair Of Cleveland. o.,
Mrs. Louise Deveaa Miller Of
Phlladelpila, Pa AIrs. Evelyn
surrat OF Minneapolis and Miss
Doris. who Is q student at the
University Of Minnesota They
have five grandchildren, three
girls and t-so boys.
The honorees received a NUM-
Der Of beautiful and useful gifts
The evening was spent Ia remin-
escing, socializing and watching
Tv.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Huntley surrat and son. daughter
and son-in-law; Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Wallace and son.
nephew; Mrs. Juanlta Lewis and
son, niece; Miss Doris Escue,
daughter; Mines. Anna johnson
and Jessie shepard and Mr.. Ro-
bert johnson. Mrs. Jeanette Eng
Iish and Robert wallace, nephew
sent gifts, but were unable to be
present.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08

IN TIE UNI Trust Territory Of
Tanganyika q record crop Of
raw cotton totRIling around IL
COO bales has been reported IN the
Lake Province. Last Years cot
toms crop brought an income q
SB,202, 900 10 African growers.
Total 1852 mineral production FOR
the Trust Terrissgy reached q Val
ne Of s17.444,s90. Included wore
diamonds al si2,ss9,4 oli gold,
s2,ssO,7l7i lead concentrated. 81.
s45yBs1; sheet mica, S403.2 TIN
concentrates. si24,798 and tung-
stem. 127,695.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08

9 oeauptnl nAnQkefcniek
Raw ii VI Bolts spoke 81 the
sscre0nem "a Mother and praised
the TWAS cor their work Al
short program followed. A read
ing. rhs Origin of Mother was
given By Afrp. Josephine Thomas
ana q solo BY Mira, katherine
Anderson me adopted mothers
responded with expressions Of
thanka and appreciation % thslr
adopted daughters. Mrs. Lncille
Seattle a. ina Oldest mother and
Mrs. Josephine Thomas. ire
youngest mother were each pre-
scented with 5 handharchief cor
sage.
The rest 81 the evening was
spent 81 tha mothers and daught.
err getting acquainted over their
refreshments
Homs Wrun hospital. lglna 1la.
drod EFFicks 500 Oak Lake N..
haa returned home from TalFview
hospital and q mitch improved and
feeling fine,
Mothers nay progsalns Ths
Senior choir 81 1on Baptist
church q sponsoring . 1otheri
Day program On Sunday NAY 20
az 4 >. IA. Everyone d invited and
q special treat q IN store fol
those attending. AErR Ruth Nor.
ris. president, W. p Hale q ar.
ector
CaVaicade og agusici On May
az B "a. At Zion Baptist church
the Laymen Movement win spon.
sor 3 musical ooncert. Tho Cavai'
cads of Hualc, An who are n.
terestod Ia music, vocal OF 81.
strUmentai are invited 70 attend
hEr, 4. Il Barnes IL vce preai+
Gent
Booker \. Waahlngton Study
Clubs Tho regular monthly meet.
ing Of the Booker 4. Wnahinsto1
study club win he heid AZ N,
home 81 MIRA mthul Stevens 8D2l
Fourth ave. s. On Tuesday May
-
0aosts % Unclo. NJ. and Mrs
Henry Thomas. sels Clinton Ave
spent an extra day "a Dsa aloines
after 8 rscent conference as
guest 81 Mrs. Thomas. aint az,
uncle, rev. and Mrs. w n ogie
ton.
ms Mrs. Elmer Smith S5li
Smelling Ave, q confined 70 he'
home due 10 illness
Return Homes Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Abbey 81 Chicago. mi VIII
have been Yacationing n the cit,
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Visits NEothers Mrs. Gordon
Parks Of white Plains, N, X
spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. Ada Alvis, s9zs
Fourth ave. s. MRS. Parks ar
rived Friday, May 2 and len
May 4. She Is the wife Of the in-
ternationally known photographer
Gordon Parks OF LIFE magazine.
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Entertain A. "HsIon Trent"
BIrshdaY PuraY MuY 2

44At3tN8NAA ~ tA4AAN NNNaA
Blrshdoy Perry MuY z
For Is years Mines, Maude
Chandler, Ada Della compson and
Alice (BrOwnie) Fort have been
getting together on their respec-
tive birthdays and like Helen
Trent Of radio fame, who has been
50 years old for the past rs years,
they never seem to grow any
older.
On Saturday evening, May 2,
''Brownie" entertained a few
friends in cesehration Of her
birthday. which was May 4, AZ q
Helen Trent birthday party where
the years pass by, but the age re-
mains the same.
The evening was spent In
watching TV. reminiscing and
socializing and was followed BY a
delicious lunch served BY the hos
tess. She received many lovely
gifts.
Guests included Messrs and
Mines. Thomas stovall, Charles
DeIaCompson, clifford Green,
Curtis Harris, Claude Penland,
the Mines. Maude Chandler. Cora
Saunders, AEable Curtis and Kath.
crime Smith.
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DAUGHTERS OF isis
TO THEIR HOLD ANNUAL
THANKSGIVING SERVICES

Fezzan Court No. z, Daughters
Of Isis win hold their annual
Thanksgiving services on Sunday,
May H. at 1890 a. m. at Mt.
olivst Baptist church. sos w. Cen
tral Ave, st. Paul. Rev B. n.
Hunter Is pastor. The public is
invited to attend. Mrs. zeIla shep-
ard Is nlustriOus COMMANDERS
and Margaret Wright is Recor-
dress.
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Social and Personal
81. pAln
& 81. PAUL

Breakfast PinoChe Club Mrs Ollie Grantha was hostess
to the Breakfast PnOchle Club Saturday May Prizes
were awarded 70 Mrs Earl Brent first Mrs Raymond Bar.
bour second and Mrs John Patton, third Guests included
Mines John Banks J James and John Patton The next
meeting win be held Saturday May Is
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CHRISTMAS MESSAGE


We celebrate Christmas because
some years ago a Babe was born in
a manger in Bethlehem of Judea.
This Birth was attested to by three
learned or wise men who were di-
vinely guided from different parts
of the world. This attestment could
not have been a coincidence.
The Child grew to manhood in
Obscurity, influencing only His i'm
mediate friends and neighhOrs by
His divine-like qualities. When He
became thirty years of age He be-
gan moving from community to
community teaching and gathering
followers. He believed, and we be-
lieve, He was more than man, He
was the Son of God. He taught a
doctrine of love for His fellOwmen
and faith in a Divine Being that
has changed the world. This doc
trine has endured and is ever
growing.
AS His birthday neaTs, people
tend to practice and initiate His
teachings, and thus approach to a
degree His own greatness. Let us
celebrate Christmas with a prayer
of thanks to God for this divine ex-
ample of mans purpose on earth.