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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-04-10

staked off borders to be
planted. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Sophia
Buford of Montvale.
Andrew Flood, Jr., of GA
Hanover avenue, N. w., at
tended the meeting of the
M-Day, known as the Mar
shall Day, in Lynchburg,
Wednesday, March 31st. at
8 p. m. Mr.. Marshall spoke
to the NAACP branch at
the Court Street Baptist
Church.
The Silver eLaf Garden
Club will meet with Mrs. S.
H. Hairston, 1922 Fairfax
avenue, N. w., Monday,
April 18th at 8 p. m. The
business for discussion will
be the civic project to un-
dertake this year.
Mrs. Catherine Bannister
Robinson of Christiansburg,
sailed Tuesday, March 80
to join her husband, Sgt.
Fred Robinson who is sta
toned in Germany. Upon
leaving the United States
for Europe Sgt. Robinson's
company was notified of
Mrs. Robinson's embark
ment that her husband
might meet and escort her
from the boat. This will be
a great experience for Mrs.
Robinson and her relatives
and many friends wish for
her a most pleasant trip.
n a
Mr.. and Mrs. William
Young of West Harrison
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NAAcP RALLY

Continued from Page One
Justina K. Spencer is chair
man of tn e Membership
Committee. Y. Hutsona is
president of the Roanoke
Branch and Rev. F. E. Alex
ander is. secretary. C. C..
Williams is treasurer.
One hundred and forty
eight was realized through
the efforts of the mass
meeting. The following per-
sons served as committee
men: Miss j. X. Spencer,
Mrs. Pearl Henry, Mrs.
George Boston, Mrs. Flor
ence Green and Mrs. Ber-
nice Johnson. Also, Jessie
Wilson, Earl Reynolds,
Lloyd Ziegler, H. E. Lips
comb, C. G. Williams, Fred
Brown, Y. Hutsona, and Ed
ward Norman.
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STAR CITY SOCIAL NEWS

The Four Leaf Clover
Club met with Mrs. Essie
Jones. After business the
ladies enjoyed games with
prizes won by Mrs. Georgia
Cooper, and a lovely evening
was spent by all. The next
meeting will be at the home
OF Mrs. Evelyn Meadows on
Harrison avenue, N. w.
Mrs. G. Wesley Allen and
visiting her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. l.. C. Downing.
Mrs. j. A. Mason of 81
Chestnut avenue, N. w., re-
turned home Saturday from
Philadelphia, after spending
a week with her sisters,
Mrs. Edna Gibson and Mrs.
Sarah Cardwell, a brother
George Harvey and a friend,
Mrs. Edna Brown with
whom she spent last Tues
day. Mrs. Brown is former
ly Of Roanoke.
The Finch Social Club
met at 235 Patton Avenue,
N. w. Wednesday, March
31st at 9 p. m. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Catherine
Johnson, Miss Arlene Ware,
Mrs. Florine Nicholas, Mrs.
Leander Rucker, and Mrs.
Ruth Eggleston. Refresh
ments were served by the
hostess, Mrs. Florine Mich
olas.
Mrs. Evelyn Thompson
of Roanoke wishes to an
nounce her engagement to
Mr.. Joseph Montague, also
of Roanoke. The marriage
will take place in the early
summer when her divorce
becomes final.
The Victorians B&P Club
held their regular meeting
last Monday night at the
home of Miss Bertha White
on Chestnut Avenue, N. w.
After bushes an exciting
game of pinochle was play
ed. Guests were Mrs. Paul
inc Burrell and Miss Mary
Hairston. Club prizes were
won by Mrs. Lille Miller
and Mrs. Florine Green and
each guest received a prize
The Hayes Meadow Gar.
den Club met at the home
Of Mrs. Sammy Allen in
Montvale. Mrs. Grace Rey.
nolds, a member of the Sun.
set Garden Club spoke to the
club on Flower Arrange.
ment." She illustrated hel
talk by actually making ar
arrangement for the home,
and Mrs. Carrie Galloway
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avenue attended the wedding
of their daughter Miss De-
lores Young to George Nc
Neill on March goth.
The wedding was per-
formed at the home of the
Herbert in. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The marriage ceremony
inexperienced by Rev. Way
mon Mallory, assistant pas
tor of Concord Baptist
Church, Brooklyn.
The bride wore a white
bridal dress and carried a
white Bible which bore a
beautiful orchid.
The maid of honor was
the brides sister = Mrs.
Hannah L. White of Wash
lngton, d. c. The best man
was Arthur Claxton of
Brookly, brother-in-law of
the groom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

BETHESDA-3-bedrm brick Colonial
newly dec; Sl25 mo. Cali OIL A.
CHEVY CHASE. D. CO bedrooms.
Ga baths. large din. rm. ami living
s s@ rf sesv sn0 10 6es and %0 g. "a" AA "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rambler:
redec.: foored attic; large fenced
yard with play equipment. Walk to
school. Avail. now. sos. 10. 5-lelO
ALEX -2-bedrm. rambler. nice fenced
yard in rear; minis. from Pentagon;
sUlTLAND AREA-$a5: 3-bedroom
brick semidet. auto. washer. gas
A hsst ~ SSsss7 H after .isy alto On
small estate near good i,,, shopping ing
adults who desire all city con-
veniences in suburban atmosphere.
Owners newly decorated 3-bedroom
home. with modern improvements
available. Reasonable rent includes
all property maintenance by man
agement on site. Call ia. 2-l91O
after o pm. for weekend inspection
Of this unusual residence, or write.
sii CONSTITUTIONS AVE. NJ.
rms. unfurn. Ind floor in . apts.,
one rm. and kitchen each. Semibath
and lge. hall. completely .furn.; full
basement with bath. Gas INV. heat.
$3.50 mo. HOMER EPL1NG. uN.
TwO-BEDRM. BRICK; AUTOMATIC gas
heat: 24IO Southern ave. sc. (Ship-
ley Terrace). $50 mo. Call MR..
c SM sIMs,i Ii p, Ss3p sTkE.-Nev- .I i,v.
rms. din. rm,, cleo. kit. 3 bedrms;;.
pvt: garage. siso. JE. 3-37s3:
WHEATON sECTIoN-Beaut. new g.
bedrm brick rambler: gas heat,
fenced front and back yards. EN-.
TWi0eBEDRM.. modern. s-year-old
Chapel I'd. 10 min. to everywhere;
1887 KENYON ST. N.w.-Rental.
With Opt 1on to buy on easy terms
C oEi S5f'oOi PARK-1o-room brick.
best location; diversified fenced lot
$3.50 month. ARTHUR CARR
AGENCY; AZ; 7-977o. ...n la BIZ
Ayai!, May for 2 yrs si76 115 10
AMER Eis.g UNIV. PARK, 1928 verplanck
pl n.w.-Brick Colonial with 3
bedrooms, large fenced back yard,
equipped kitchen full basement sms1I
fonS edes sna sas hes enHen
Spring Valley. PUBLIC and parochial
schools. $l45. Call Emerson 2-194o.
Mr.. RESEARCH CENTER. Univ. of
Md. and Naval ORDINANCE Lab; Prac-
tically new 3-rm. house, $40. WE; D.
b4,bS -
MONT. CO.. MD.-Hse.. 8 bedrms.,
sep. din. rm.. full bsmt., attic, ga
rage: over ia-acre ground; auto.
washing machine. deepfreeze; avail.
April |; excel. for National Insti-
tltes Health; $l26 per mo, OIL,
-bedrm. brick Colonial;
dining rm., living rm.. with firepl;:
equipped kit, incl. dishwasher; full
Dore fenced block Seef to pyu a5d
Hosp. and NH; $3.50 month. Open
Sat. and sun. noon to 6. 5903
Chelton I'd. Out Conn. ave. to East
West hwy. left to Chelton: or out
" wis c,t t. East-ws's hwy and Il, right
small house; big lawn: bath. comb;
liv.-bedrm;. cleo; kit. dinette, closed
garden, tool house, cple. preferred;
500 mo. WE. 5-6S62. Ia
bedrooms, separate
dining room: redecorated: Bendix;
large corner lot: 500. 10. 4-1n4S.
IA"
i4I4 EVERETT ST, BethesdaIRam-
fenced yard. EN- 3-6323.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. modern
rambler. 4 wooded acre. h.-to-
ceiling firepl., patio and fence. Sl45
mo. Call HU. 1886. --15
ALEx1semidst;' ga. s;,,s bsdInns' h nv
closets. fenced yard. SioO mo. MRS.
tEAVTTT, 0V. o.Ab1o. 10
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THE RROADMOOR

First Offering of this de luxe two
bedroom. two-bath apt. in one of
Washing tons finest co-operatives.
A spacious foyer dining area. and
slassed-in sun room are also In
cluded. Located at the corner of
Conn ave. and Porter ST. The
dining room and garage, Attrac-
lively priced at $27 $50. With rea-
sonable terms. Shown by appoint
ment only. Please call MIR. Gavin
With H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. g.
$500; res, AID. 2-5004. Ia
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CLINTON. Md, near Andrews Field
2 bedrms., kitchen. bath, liv. rm.:
nicely furn.; large lot; $50 mo-,
plus utils. Deposit required. BY
appointment, UN. 4-9052. -15
WALTER REED VlC.-Nicely furn.
6-rm. bungalow. $110. JU. e-5957
until $3.50 pm, Ia
o RMS, full bsmt. nice yard. Close
to AndrsEs and Boiling Fields. Cal
II. 1850, LII
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HlLL,s TRANsFER-Any day or mr.

HILLS TRANSFER-Anyd day or mr.,
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long-short bookings: ms. Ii. 6-3364.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
Phone NO. 7-oio4. UNION sToR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches a speciality. s, L. MORRIS.
TU 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SSQ
RENT A VAN MAN SERVICE; driver
and equipped van. $3.50 per hour.
10. 1880. -I5
ARE you MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates JUDSON
FORWARDING Ma S-4S52.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
payment on your moving. Reason
able storage rates. ia. 9-2937. Is"
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FURNISHED APT, newly married
cple., within reach Of Gun Factory.
WO. B-44l3.
EFFIC.. furn., in apt. house, April
10. Silver Spring, Hyattsville areas !;
just married: SO mo. WA. 1-S635.
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BUCKINGHAM
SORRY! VERY SORRY! I!

We have rented all the Q and 3 bed
room apis. in our new section. How
ever We are now accepting applica-
tons for future occupancy in l.
bedroom apis. only.
Bucklngham's l-bedroom apis. have
always been the ideal for newlyweds
or the nice quiet middle-aRed folks.
All Buckingham's conveniences. both
have made it a most desirable place
TO live. Our beautiful frees and
shrubs provide a country setting in
a location that is Just few min
utes from Washington.
Cali our Mr.. Brodie. and arrange for
q definite appointment towards be-
coming a resident OF Buckingham.
3l3 N. GLEBE RID. ARL., VA.
IA. 2-50u0
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ELMAR GARDENS
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

EFFIC. TYPE APT. liy. rm.. lse. kit
s wood bath "a n s5 Lee ca. h~, ia .na sts
ARLINGTON. westover-Liv. rm,
bath bath Laund. rm' storare space
Close to shops. schls: and traansp'
EN- S sidss IN OF OIL I .nI ! ,edIm a
COW. Georeetown. D, c, Pentason,
$50 so to sos; utils. except cleo; ;
no children. 1909 FIT. Mycrr Or. 10
ARL.. 1910 N. Quinn-Bed-liv. RIM.
XIII XII. dinet tina path ia9 ansa7b Parklns
ARL.. SIC N. Kenmore-Entire LIST
f.. pvt. home; 3 hedrms.; Ice. lawn;
screened porch. Ideal for children:
u,il; tnrn; Sl25 "a. 7-s653; -
A Il Il5t's sra,rL.. e-BrpKM. AFT,
GROOM REALTY CO. IA. 7-44s7'
INV i BLDG. near Ksnn's. One bed
extra closets: bsmt,,; wash. dryer,
incl. ia. s-7304 before IL. sfter
one BEDRM.. lily. rm.. dinette. kit
or cali D1, 7;,7740 Monday; Ia
only. EN-. 3-567S or EN-. 3-9sos
ON THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS
OF Virginia on Route 7. mile from
Shenandoah Retreat. Country Club
children. Cali Bluemont. va, 2o43.
1.BEDRM. APIS. near Key Bridge,
April / and later occup,; SO and
$3.50. incl all utilss; settled adults
RE Re- R RsE g. S soGv to penta aS
Fl. Myer and downtown--ist A.. g
bedrn apt; separate dining area
garbage disposal; oi.street parking
Sl25 incl. utiis. Avail April J..
All n. z-1 :bedrm, apt. with small ezra
Theater. ) min. Pentason: All. Han
b. c. Avail. now. ia. 1904.
ARLlNcroN11 bedrm .;,.,o waI lin.
See Mr.. HARRIG. sis N. Thomas
St, Can IA. s-3366: ewes. o "a.
ARLINcGroN-Lse.. attrac. cor. apt
BATH Red IN apt BLDG. i blk. bus. shop
GOVT bides. Adults. s7s. ia. s-e63l
AH MG2 ,ff DEL RAY. coR.-1-bedrm..
bus. shoppins. RAYMOND APIS.
A FE siiaSs: apt; stove and
T ys5sF ip sri on @si busiine KE ssssS
ARLINGTON - Beautiful 1-bedrm.
apt. 5 Minis. to Pentagon; all uths.
AiR ~ "a e: TsssGH area-Losely
location. ia 5-7270. 1900 N.
ARRihffNiGiToN-Modern duplex, 2 bed.
rms, liv. rm., dinette, kitchen. bath
bsmt. storage and laundry: expos;
.IRII IS 81 Stafford -b sa 0 apt SIS.
dry; . biks. bus and shopping; 5
min. Pentagon, Fl. Myer and D. c.;
available Mar. Is. ia. 7-l9in or
N IN HEcHT's AND KANN's DEPT.
Couple preferred. Reas. ia; 2
Mr.. CHAIN BRIDGE, 4l34 4Otn ST.
N.--Liv. rm., bedrm.. din. rm;.
kitchenette, bath, inclosed back
porch, heat. hot water. pvt. front
and rear entr; adults. SIS mo. ,Wo.
RHODES oIS MANOR. 1925 N. Rhodes
ST bedrm. ant. avail. for immed.
safbaEe disposal For further in
formation apply to SCHLOSBERG-
SCHNEIDER CO. 70l N. Wayne ST..
Arl.. Va. Once hours. 9 to $50
daily; Sat, 2 til !. Closed Sundays.
Phone ia. $4,000 Ia
NATIONAL AIRPORT--Avail. April l
or sooner: bedrm.. living rm.. kit;
and bath apt. In garden project. at
1888 Abingdon drive, lust OF MI.
Vernon hwy. at Bashford lane; 81 5
mo-, all utils. incl. SHANNON q
LUCHS CO., 1905 II st. NV. Ma.
N TSSYNyUrU ri TrT pn AMI ZEE
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CAPITOL, HILL.
EnGGX pOrrONf

Two blocks Supreme Court-Ffve
beurmS., liv. rm. din. rm.. kit, full
bsmt., coal heat; needs some redec.;
so MA S-2oln 10
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1873 46th PL. Sc.

. 7 100 HUH FL. DE.
Newly decor. and ready for immed.
occup. This home has 3 bedrms.. "a
baths, lge. liv. nm. with din area.
Complete GE kit with SIT, refrig.,
elec. range. dishwasher and disposal.
m bus gas meal s centsr ysrd
by, S1l5 mo. Key at 1879 46th
pl.: Mr.. Jones or
FRED A. SMITH co.
lib 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24So
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VERY DESIRABLE

ramblers. convenient
location in nearby Silver Spring
area: full basement, gas heat; avail
able Immediately at Sll5 per mo.
Dir: Out New Hampshire ave.
blocks past University lane to Rua-
tan; left to representative at 1904
Ruatan. Ia
15l9 67th ave, Eastpines-2
bedrms. $50 so
3l07 King ST.. Wheaton,
bedrms. 50. so
664l 23rd pl., West Hyatts-
ville-3 bedrms. 1000
JU. 9-4513 on Week Ends
Walker a. Dunlop. Inc. CO. 5-0ec2
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VICINITY GLEBE RID. AND LEE
HWY, NORTH ARLINoITSolN 49,.
sos mo. incl. utils::: laundry IA
cilities: | blk. to shopping. busline
and George washington parkway.
Is min to d. c. and Pentaeon.
IA 4-I30u. -l5
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ANTONETTE GARDENS
] bedrm. with large liv. rm.. dinette,
kit. and bath; only $40. 80. includes
all utils.: adjacent to shopping
center and transp.: near schools;
welcome. l4l4 Boones Hill I'd. sc.
10 S-SllQ IA
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OPEN SUNDAY, l-6

-. OIEN oUNDhI TO
81 Jefferson st. ne, Rigs Park
Immediate poss.; modern brick. semi
oct Large kit. with dishwasher and
disposal. 1st-floor powder rm., sep
arate din. I'M. 3 nice bedrms.. plav
RA. 6-363l or IA. 4-l4H3- IA
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NATIONAL AiRPORT--Avail. April /
or sooner: bedrm.. living rm.. kit,
and bath apt. In garden project. at
Vernon hwy. at Bashford lane: SIS
mo-, ali utils. incl. SHANNON L.
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA.
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~ -UO EH6 IVES HWY.
Chevy Chase. Md, o-Story brk. home,
in excel. cond.. has bedrms., I "a
baths, .liv rm. with fireplace, din.
area. kit, full bsmt, auto heat,
built-in gar, $3.50 mo-; may be had
on Tyr. lease basis; avail. today.
FRED A SMITH CO.
1113 18th St. NV. Elk. 3-a4s9
Id
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-vacant; II
lge. liv. rm. and din. rm.. center
hall. kit. and lay. End A.. 3 bedrmsY
study, Q baths; bsmt.. maid rm. and
bath. Lge. porches, gas heat. attrac.
furn., grand piano, Oriental rugs,
sgle. gar, lee. lot, beaut. shrubbery;
ant. To inspect, phone CO. $685..
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MD. BRICK HOME.
2-bedrm. radiant Valley, SS9.50
Rambler. Woodlawn. 500.
, bedrmS.. Riverdale, 500.
3 bedrms.. Cheverly. Sis
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO.. WA. =
1900 till 4 n m TX
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

Low DOWN PAYMENTS. assume
monthly payment lower than rent;
l ana 2-bedrm apis. children and
pets accepted J. FULLER GROOM
REAL TY CO., IA. 1-44ST, ia.
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Attractive and 3 bedrm. houses.
GEORGETOWN living at half the price.
Furnished and unfurniShed
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MISS MARGARET SMITH
BECOMES BRIDE OF
ALEXANDER HARRISON

Miss Margaret Antionette
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Smith, II, of 612
Booker ST., was married to
Mr.. Alexander Crystal Har-
ris, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A lex Kan der Harrison of
Houston, Texas, Saturday,
June IL, at 800 pm. The
Rev. E. D. McCreary per-
formed the ceremony at the
home of the brides parents
which was decorated for the
occasion with white gladi-
ola and larkspur.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
pi n k shantung ballerina
length dress and carried a
bouquet of white margue-
rite daisies and baby's
breath. The maid of honor,
Doris o. Smith, sister of
the bride, wore a baby blue
shantung dress similar to
that of the brides. Thomas
Smith, III, was best man.
Immediately following the
ceremony a buffet dinner
was served for members of
the family and immediate
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
will reside at 612 Booker
st.
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CHARLO TTESVIllE
Continued from Page Sir

Continued from Page Sir
program aids, Misses Theo-
dosia Jones, Blanche Rich
ardson and Thelma Clark
from Troop SO, and six
leaders, Mrs. Georgia Da-
Wis, Miss Vanness Terrell
Mrs. Virginia Yancey, Mrs
Butler, Mrs. Natalie Rag.
land and Mrs. Commons
Snowden.
The camp was visited or
their opening day by Mrs
Henry Jackson of the AL.
bemarle Girl Scout Council
who is in charge of Day
Camp planning.
M r. Charles Harrison
who is a student at North
Carolina State College re-
Gently visited his brother,
Mr.. Alexander Harrison, Jr,
and his new bride, the for
mer Miss Margaret Smith
Mr.. Charles Harrison is un-
der contract to the Harlem
Globetrotters.
Mrs. Lawan jackson Of
Washington, DC, is visit.
ing her father-in-law anc
mother-in-Iaw, DIR. and Mrs
j. A. Jackson and family
while her husband, Sgt. Ell.
wood Jackson, is on Sum.
mer Maneuvers at Fort
Bragg.
Mr.. Ellis Wars and Mrs
Clarice Smith celebrated
their birthdays on June 9
at the Wars residence or
Dale Ave. Many neighbor.
hood children were in tt
help them celebrate.
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Smart Set Club
Holds COncIuve

The Seventh Annual Con-
clave of the National Smart
Set Club convened at Camp
Atwater, East Brookfield,
Mass, an May 20, 1854 with
the Boston Chapter as Hos
tess.
All activities and meet
ings took place at the Camp
opening with an informal
Hi YAH Welcome Party on
Friday night. Business meet
ings and Luncheon were on
t h e agenda for Saturday
with the husbands Of the
Boston members entertain.
ing t h e visiting spouses
Evening festivities on Sat.
urday were a Fiesta Dance
and late supper for the mem
bers and their guests.
The Conclave closed OF
Sunday with a Brunch.
Visiting guests for tn,
Conclave frog Roanoke
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gile'
Prunty, Mr.. and Mrs
George Lawrence, Mr.. an'
Mrs. Hubert Reeves an
Mrs. Ward Hall.
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was one of the founders of
the Cosmopolitan Club, a
group composed of students
and faculty at Hampton In
stitute from foreign lands.
Adansi plans to begin his
graduate work either at To-
wa State College or at the
University of Southern Cal
ifornia in the field of plant
pathology.
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out the new appearance of eyerv-
thirg from trains to coasters. won,-
enc fashions to automobiles. water
pitchers to bed sheets. When Jeff
PECAN tossing in few ideas of his
own L was sure I was on pretty
safe ground end started to hit
home with my basic purpose.
sS2y. jeff. You know all the con-
versations we've had about the new
appearance of everything? / saw
something today that really stoned
me! guess everyone's ALWAYS
taken for granted that wrinper-
type washing machines had to be as
squatty and bulky and unattractive
rs our old wreck. But you should
see the new Surgomatic washer!
It's completely streamlined with a
beautiful rotunda cabinet from ton
TO bottom. Really a handsome piece
of machinery. And it won't take a
bScK scat to any washer, in or out
o! tae budget class"
jeff obliged with some interested
comments so was sure had
ccored end began pitching more
convincing details. Happily / de-
s-:.bed push-button controls on the
frens panel which regulate wash
Ia; action and water drainage
Wnl'c en- exclusive timer dial auto
n10 -cclly. clicks off any washing
=. o,-s.rcd for various fabrics
~ tic end of a wash period the
Machine shuts off. and the timer
r'r%s a bell TO let you know the Job
is Gone.
't'hat night went to sleep
re~celuiiy. convinced that my clev-
-. Gcolndwork would net me my
PRO. The following morning jeff
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Hampton Grad
Wins Lasker
Scholarship

HAMPTON, Va. IT h e
Florina Lasker Fellowship
Fund awards annually two
scholarships amounting to
So, to the American Ne
gro women college graGu-
ates with exceptional inter-
est, imagination and per-
sonality, to aid in their first
year of graduate study. The
recipient of one of the 1854
Lasker Scholarships w a s
Miss Grace Edmondson, a
Hampton Institute gradu-
ate, whose major subject
was sociology and whose
minor subject was English.
Miss Edmondson is from
Halifax, Va. During her col
lege training at Hampton
Institute she maintained an
accumulative average of &c.
She was co-chairman of the
Student Christian Associa-
ton, a member of Alpha
Kappa Mu Honor Society,
an exchange S t u d e n t to
Grinnell College in 1862 and
a member of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority. She plans
to do her graduate study in
the field of Social Work and
tentatively plans to matric-
ulate at Boston University
in September.
The Florina Lasker Eel
lowship program is admin
istered through the United
Negro College Fund. The
scholarship awarded to Miss
Edmondson was 81, 500.
T h e Hampton Institute
Department of Agriculture
announced recently t h a t
Mahood A. Adansi, a senior
graduating in the 1854 class
at Hampton Institute, had
received a Danforth Foun-
dation Fellowship for grad
uate study. Adansi majored
in horticulture with special
emphasis on plant pathology
and plant physiology. He
came to Hampton Institute
from Accra, Gold Coast, At
RIGA. Adansi was chosen
from a group of 200 stu
dents who had made appli-
cation for scholarship help
to the Danforth Founda-
ton.
While at Hampton Insti-
tute, Adansi participated in
the activities of the Student
Christian Association, and
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-06-19
'eStay-at-Honse''
Camp For Girls
Begins Monday


June % through July 2,
and July SO are dates for
"Stay-at-Home" Camp at
the Orange Ave. YWCA.
Girls between the ages of 9
and II are invited to at
tend the "Stay-At-Home''
Camp for two weeks, of fun
filled with activities spon-
sored by the Camp Commit
tee, Mrs. R. j. Smith, chair
man.
Some of the courses of
fered will be swimming,
tennis, folk and modern
dancing, cooking, archery
and sewing. Instructors for
these courses will include
Mesdames Alwyn IIinsley,
Helen Banister and Misses
Bertha White and Zelma
Clark, Coach Price and Mr.,
Sammye Davis.
In addition to the courses
offered there will be group
activities in which all camp.
ers will participate togeth-
err. These will include bus
eours to senic spots, camp
fires, worship, hikes and
cook-outs.
Camp fees are very rea-
sonable. Registration fee is
75c; camp fee, $500 pei
week. This fee entities the
camper to enroll in three
courses of her choice. Ir
addition, she may take part
in any of the group activ.
tiles that she chooses. AL.
fees are payable in advance
o fthe opening of camp.
YWCA camp offers the
girl an opportunity to de.
velop mentally, socially and
physically. She finds MANY
opportunities within t h 6
camp fellowship to meet
new friends and to develop
oil d friendships. Worship
services, non-sectarian ir
nature, will add depth tc
the camp experience.
The staff of camp is
made up of the finest and
most capable resource lead
ership available.