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Breakfast Guests: Rev. and Mrs.
H w. Bolts ST.. Rev. and Mrs.
Louis johnson and Rev. I. H.
Henderson Of Kansas City, No,
were the breakfast guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Granger, S624
Fourth Av. 8. at 1880 q. m. We'd
nesday. April z.
Confined To Home: Miss Anna
Mae Allen. ell Sheridan Av. N.
Is confined to her home due to
illness.
VacationeFs; Mr.. Charles w.
jackson and daughter. ais nth
AV. 8. accompanied by Mr.. Floyd
Dennis Of 616 GIrard Av. N, left
Friday, April 2. for a two weeks
vacation in okmulgee. Okla.
Attend Fight: Mr.. A. B. Cas-
sius and Mr.. Howard Bennett left
Friday, April 2. for Chicago to at
tend the Gavilan- Olson fight. They
returned home on Saturday.
Luncheon Guest: Mrs. Lois
Johnson OF st. Paul was the lun-
cheon guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don w. Granger. 1894 Fourth Av.
s. on Tuesday. April 8.
Family Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Marshall Of Baltimore, Nd.
spent a few days in the city visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Alice Nor
gan. 1897 Fifth Av. s. and brother
and family. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Marshall, $3.50 Fourth Av. s.
Twilight Social Club: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Moore, 3744 Third Av. S.
will be hosts to the Twilight Social
Club on Saturday evening. April
10. at 8 p. m.
Morocco Club: The Morocco
Club held its monthly business
meeting on Saturday evening,
April 3 at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Dennis. 1884 Fourth
Av. 8. The next social meeting
viii be a bowling party.
Criterion Club: Mr.. and Mrs.
Green Watson Jr.. 593 Iglehart
Av., were hosts to the Criterion
Club on Saturday evening, April
3.
Pleasant Surprise: Mrs. Betty
Morris, 292 N. st. Adams was
pleasantly surprised when some Of
her friends came by on Sunday,
April 4 to wish her a happy birth
day. Those who called were the
Mines. Sadie Fletcher. Amy Gard
ner. Ruth Hickman. Claudia
Schuck: the Messrs Guy Smith,
Charles Adams and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Of Minneapolis.
Birthday Greetings: Greetings
to Mrs. Anna scroggins. 472 w.
Central Av., who celebrated her
natal day on April Is.
Laissez-nOus-faire Bridge Club:
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p. m. against an altar background
Of cybotium ferns and palms. Two
seven branched candelAbrRs at the
altar held the tall white lighted
tapers, shedding a soft glow on
the scene.
Preceding the ceremony, Mr..
Bradford Benner sang. ''oh Prom
Use Me-. HIS accompanist was
MT Sidney Williams who also
played the wedding march. At
this time the sacred vows were re-
peated.
The bride, who marched TO the
altar on her fathers arm and was
given In marriage by him. chose a
gown OF off-white slipper satin
and lace, designed with fitted
bodice, long buttoned sleeves tap
cred to points over the hands.
Likewise the bodice was buttoned
down the back to the wRistline
with self-cOvered buttons The
fun bouffant skirt OF satin ended
In cathedral train.
Her finger tip veil Of bridal n.
fusion was secured TO a crown OF
tulle trimmed In seed pearls Her
only Rdornment was n pearl neck
lace. She wore white brocaded
opera pumps,
She carried a cascade bridal
bouquet OF white and peach roses
with a shower OF satin ribbon
streamers.
Miss Obedia Hunt. sister Of the
bride was her maid Of honor and
bridesmaids were the Misses Vera
lee Combs, Shirley SRyleS and
Louise Nash. Maid Of honor and
bridesmaids wore gowns alike of
yellow nylon net, bRllerina length.
They wore caps OF matching yell
low net, nylon mitts and yellow
brocaded opera pumps They car
RED cascade bouquets Of yellow
jonqmls and green carnations,
The maid Of honOr's bouquet was
yellow jonquils, green and pink
carnations.
Little Sherrita Mae Hunt. sister
OF the bride. was flower girl, Her
dress Of white net was made full
skirt floor length. She carried
Colonial bouquet OF pink and
white sweet peas Master Duayne
Reed. ring bearer. was Rttired In
formal suit with white blouse
and carried the rings on a white
satin pillow.
Mr.. George Haynes attended
the groom a. best man. UHhers
were MeasTs. Richard Young, Ray
mond Young and Robert Hunt Jr.,
cousin Of the bride.
The brides mother chose a pink
nyiOn net dress trimmed In mat
ching teffetA. balleTinA length
The mother Of the groom wore a
slate blue taffeta dress, ballerina
length. Both mothers wore cor
Eages OF red and white roses
The reception was held inmed-
lately after the wedding in Fellow
ship Hall The reception table was
attraetively arranged with . white
hand crocheted cloth centered with
a four TERED wedding cake with
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Mrs. Richard l. Stokes Sr. win be
hostess to the LaisseE-nous-f aire
Bridge Club on Saturday after
noon, April 10.
Surprise Visit: Mrs Louis Dun
can Of Council Bluffs, Ia, paid a
one day surprise visit to her
daughter, Mrs. LurenA Washing
ton, 5l2 e. 25th ST. and grand.
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
NJ. James, Miss Darlynn Castle
man and Messrs. Frank Jr. and
William Castleman. A family din
ner was held at the home OF Mrs.
Washington. after which Mrs.
Duncan heard some OF the high
lights Of events related by her
granddaughter and grandsOn-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert James
Of their two years spent in Eng
land while Mr.. James was in the
Air Force. Mrs. James presented
her grandmother with two lovely
Partisan handmade handkerchiefs.
Mrs. Duncan also brought gifts TO
all Of her grandchildren.
HOspItAliEed; Mrs. Jewell Bobo
OF Stacy. MINI. entered Mt. Sinai
hospital on Monday morning April
5 for surgery. Her daughter. Miss
Henrietta Bobo. who has been at.
tending St Benedict boarding
school in Milwaukee. Wis, is
home because Of her mothers i'll
ness.
TOnsIllectOmy: Little Cynthia
Marshall. daughter Of Mrs. JAG
queline Marshall, 25l7 Clinton Av.
entered Asbury hospital on April
z, where she will undergo a ton
First NIGhters Club: Mrs.
Lamar Roberts, 3749 Fifth Az.
s. will be hostess to the First
Nighters Bridge Club on satur-
day afternoon, April 10.
Student: Miss Catherine L. Nor
ris Of Columbus, S. c.. IL in the
city attending the Northwest In
stitute Of Medical Technology.
taking X-Ray technique. While in
the city she Is stopping with Mrs
Edith Moulden. 3s4s Fourth Az.
S.
Gets Praise: The Minneapolis
Spokesman got a nice plug on
WCCo's Editorial Roundup" last
Sunday. April I at ~ noon The
popular radio feature which is
captained by Jim Bormann,
WCCO news chief featured the
Urban Leagues Lester Granger
and was devoted TO q discussion OF
the Negro Press.
Granger did a good job a. did
Bormann who threw in q couple
Of nice compliments for the Min
neapolis paper and its policies
The program features the views
Of Minnesota editors. Every now
and then other nOtables opinion
influences, usually though not
even connected with the press are
interviewed on the important pub.
lie questions. It's good listening
for those interested in unvarnish-
ed grass roots opinion.
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Dinner Quest: Mrs Helen
DOwdy. Choral Director Of the
''Porgy and Bess' company was
the dinner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Poster. 541 Girard Az. ~
on Friday evening, April 2 Mrs
Dowdy Portrays the interesting
role Of the strawberry Woman"
in the play. She and Mrs. Poster
are friends Of many years stand
ing.
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after the death Of his oldest son,
John Jr., In 1889, John MillG Or.
q gr~at-GrandfathOr Of "a years
Joined with HIS other sons. Her
bert, Harry and Donald. TO keep
the Mills Brothers" Quartet alive.
They are accompanied on the RIli-
tar by Norman Brown.
Next engagement for the busy
Mills Brothers, will DO the Thun-
derbird Hotel, Las Vegas. Nevada.
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HAM AND CHICKEN
DINNER APRIL 10

The Minneapolis Ladies' AuNil-
iaTy Of the Brotherhood Of Sleep
ing Car Porters, viii sponsor =
ham and chicken dinner, Satur.
day, April 10 at 1880 Aldrich Az
N. from ~ noon, until. Donation
will be 81, Advt.
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Week End Visitors; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Orr Jr.. 2e43 Stevens
Az, and Mrs. Thelma starks Wis
tied relatives and friends in PaOla
Kans. last week end. Mr.. and Mrs,
Orr also visited Mrs. Orr's mother,
Mrs. Clara Adams in Topeka.
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Dinner Guests: Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Bridwell Of New York
city were the dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Watson,
1888 Firth Av s.. following the
Porgy and Bess matinee on satur-
day evening. April 3. Mrs. Bird
well IL a member Of the cast and
Mr.. BridweIl spent his vacation in
Minneapolis with his wife.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Good Friday Services The Ministerial Association of Min.
peapos having union Good Friday Baptist
church. 1923 Lyndale Av. NJ April l6 from II noon to
All Of the churches Of Minneapolis participating Rev.
Martin Luther Simmons president Rev W. Bolts ST. is
hostm mi -
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Betty Jean and John PuIIum
Jr. Exchange Wedding Vows
In Pilgrim Church Ceremonies

Pilgrim Baptist church the setting Saturday April
for the wedding which united in marriage Miss Betty Jean
Hunt daughter of Mr. and Mrs PayOn Hunt Jr 90s Carroll
Av to Mr. John Puum Jr, of Mr. and Mrs Albert Lilly
of Omaha, Nebr.
Rev Floyd Massey r read the double ring ceremony At
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harry Quillen Of
Harrington were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore
and daughter on Sunday. Callers
in the afternoon were: Mrs. MOllie
West and daughter, Mrs. Harold
McCabe Of ROxana; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Moore Of Frederick.
Miss Arneva Brasure Of Clarks-
vile and Miss Linda Quillen of this
town were guests of Miss Janet
Hill on Sunday
Miss Charlotte Hill of University
Of Delaware, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. Hill.
Mrs. Anna Derrickson Of Sails
bury, Nd, was the guest of Mrs.
Fred Graef and family on Wednes-
day overnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Fisher of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs, Oliver Derrick
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Middleton of
a sAAAAAAOAN "a NAoAtG4 MI anu WlEk.
Elijah T. Evans and Mrs. Clara E.
Richards on Sunday afternoon.
They enjoyed a ride to Ocean City,
Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Lewis en-
tertained their daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Waring of
Baltimore, Md. over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bunting of
Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
ney Campbell and children, of
FrankfOrd were dinner guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Dolby on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dolby were
callers in the afternoon. Mrs.
Thomas H. Hudson is better from
an attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. Francis DericksOn has re-
turned home and is doing nicely
from the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac L. Bennett had
as their Sunday dinner guests, their
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ben
nett and sons. Raymond Lee, David, I
and Mark, and daughter Mary Beth: |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lathbury |
and two sons, Walter and Frank.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
OCEAN VIEW

/ The Sunday School at Mariners
Bethel Methodist Church was vel
attended on Sunday morning in the
/ intermediate and Adult Glass room
! Worship and impressive sermon by
Rev. A. J. BlundOn, on the subject
Why we are PrOtestants" He SAID
the word protest means to declare
or affirm something. We believe
as Martin Luther, that, "The just
Shall Live by Faith" as found in
the Scripture.
The Young Adult Choir sang as
their inspiring anthem: Onward
Christian Soldiers: and the Junior
Choir sang: Follow The Clean"
On Sunday evening, November
7th, beginning at 1880 the Preaching
Mission will commence at Bethel
Methodist Church. Rev. DR.. William
F. Dunkle, Jr., Minister from Grace
Methodist Church, In Wilmington
will deliver the sermon on Sunday
night, and every night during the
week, except Saturday. All are cor
daily invited 10 join us in hearing
DR.. Dunkle; and engaging in Evan
gelistic Services for the advance
ment Of Christ and the church. The
choir will sing on Sunday evening.
The WOmen's Society Of Christian
Service was held from Bethel
Church on Tuesday evening Of this
week.
The Sunshine Glass Of Sunday
School met and was entertained at
the home Of Mrs. Helen Kaufman on
Thursday evening Of this week.
The Loyal Workers Sunday
School Glass has postponed their
meeting until a later date, TO be
announced in church, due to the
Preaching Mission each night next
week.
Miss Nancy Reed Of Milton visited
Miss Ann Wilgus last week.
Mrs. Elmer Calvin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Spanutius Of Elizabeth,
N. J., visited their mother, Mrs.
Lille H. Belts and sister, Mrs.
Elsie Hickman over Saturday night.
Mrs. Lille H. Belts accompanied !
her two daughters upon their re-
turn to New Jersey for a visit with |
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Dill Of
Milton were dinner guests OF Mr.. |
and Mrs, William S. Townsend on
Sunday.
Mrs. Elsie Evans, and sister, Mrs. /
John Hill are spending this week |
in Philadelphia as the guests Of
DR.. and Mrs ROllie Davis.
Mr.. Everett McCabe and grand /
son Of BishOpYille; Mr.. and Mrs. |
Robert Bunting of Salisbury, Md; |
Mr. and Mrs John McCabe of
Bishop, Md, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
dcCabe Of Selbyville: and Mr.. and
Yrs. John KUnsman Of RehObOth,
III visited the aunt and cousin, Mrs.
Martha Conoway and Mrs. Lulu
lynch on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Vernon McCabe, Jr., is attend
ing SwarthemOre College, i'm
SWarthemOre. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Bennett of
lear ROxanna; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul StOckley and Mrs. Pauline
lanes Of Laurel; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Gray of Bayard, visited Mr..
nd Mrs. Gardner Brasure on Sat
Irday night.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
BoNIlLAs HoNoRED

TUCSON, Ariz. - QP) - A new
elementary school has been named
IN honor Of IgnaciO Bonillas, son
Of Mexican blacksmith, who rose
from bootblack to Mexican ambas-
sador 70 the United States.
Bonillas was born in Mexico in
1858 aduated from Ms ebus-
etts Institute Of Technology. serv-
ed as governor Of Magdalena dis
tricfs in Mexico and mayor Of Nog-
ales, Sonora, Mexico. He was Mex
lean ambassador to the United
States from 1917 to 1920 and was
defeated for president Of Mexico
by General AlvarO Obregon in
1920. He died in 1914.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
SLAUGHTER NECK
Ars, Margaret B. Bennett
Phone Milton 5S88

There viii be bake and food
sale on Saturday morning at the
entrance Of J.sC. Penney's store on
walnut street in Milford, sponsor
eQ Dy the WSCS of Slaughter Neck
church. Dressed chickens. eggs.
pies. cakes. etc, viii be on sale
ten o'clock. Your patronage
VIII be appreciated.
The Rally Day service attend
ance was fine Sunday morning. The
onefing amounted to $500.
The WSCs met in the social room
o. the church Monday evening.
Afs. Elsie Ingram and Mrs Vir-
ginia Ingram were hostesses. Home
made cake and ice cream were
served FOR refreshments. Mrs. Mar
garet Bennett led the devotions.
Ars. Ruth Finnity and Mrs. Mil
afed Adams we're recreation lead
ers. The ladies are selling Christ
mas cards. CAN Mrs. Helen Collins
q you want any Of them.
The Sunday school session viii
Be held at 900 p. M, Sunday, No
Yember 2. Y II. Carey, superin-
tendsnt.
Worship service and sermon at
$500 p. ~. Rev. w. II. Revelle. Sr.
pastor. An invitation is extended
to all to these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham and
son Steven spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Noble and
children in Stroudsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Y. Reed
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Fisher in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcbride Of
Erederica visited their mother. Mrs.
Alice Shepard on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Muncy
Of Tuxedo Park, Wilmington. were /
entertained over the weekend bv /
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal /
ter Muncy at Argos Corner.
George Fisher has returned 1
home after visiting his children in
WallingfOrd, Pa, and Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton and
Mrs. Helen Collins visited Mrs.
Horace Hudson and family in Rox-
ana on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mark Ulery spent part Of
last week in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell and
children entertained with a turkey
dinner on Saturday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hines and sons, Sonny and 4
Jimmy.
Mrs. Clifford Trevett and Mrs.
James Edgar Of Chester, Pa, were
.lncneon guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
lesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Jefferson \
and daughter, Jane Lee, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Aoeppel last Saturday evening
when they gave their daughter a
party in celebration of
ler 1lth birthday anniversary at
heir home near HarbesOn.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
TWINS LEAD BAND

MT. PLEASANT, Texas -(P-
Max Murphy, director of the Mt.
Pleasant High School Band, has
drum maiOrettes who are identical
twins-JOan and June Ball.
The daTk-eyed brunettes, each
5-feet-6, step through precision
routines as one. Split-secOnd reac-
tiOns that give football fans
seeing double impression" breed
from Is years Of doing everything
together, June and Joan have
handled batOns since elementary
school days. Murphy can't tell
them apart anymore than the fans.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
CEDAR NECK
Mrs. Thomas h. Carroll
Phone Milford 49Ra

Church services for Sunday
November Z, Sunday School ii ~
E. p. Watson, Supt.
The Cedar Neck WSCS will moo4
on Tuesday evening, November q
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. jaw
Watson. Devotional leader will he
Mrs. Jay Watson and entertainment
committee, Mrs. May Collins and
Miss Alice Brown.
Mrs. Ella Sharp and Mrs. Edith
Reed were visitors on Sunday even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Granville ShOckley.
Several ladies of the Farm Ru-
reau Group namely: Hilda Shocklev.
Mrs. Alice Webb, Mrs. Louise Don0-
van, Mrs. Dorothy Mills and Mrs
Estella Watson, attended the state
meeting in Dover on Wednesday
last, of the associated women which
was held in Capitol Grange Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
AGED PAINTER

DAVISBURG. Mich. - up - In
a country home that overlooks .
pleasant green valley not far from
the industrial heartland of the
state lives an 84-year-Old woman
who is often called "The Grandma
Moses Of Michigan"
But unlike the celebrated Eagle
Ridge, New York artist, Eve Fer
rier has been painting a long time
ever since she was 10.
Some of her work she sells. But
most she gives away.
Thirteen years ago she had a
studio in a fashionable Detroit su-
burb. But so many people came
to the studio she had little time to
paint
She is a mother of seven and
Observation-Disclosures to five.
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10 n. E. Front Street
Phone 4o32 Milford. Del.
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steel sinks, colomuu Automaiis Blend'oIr
heoting, automatic oil and COS heulsss
evtomuiie oil floor furnaces, electric
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cabinets, electric fixtures, oil end sselir
ionks, salvunizod end copper pipes and
fittings, soil end orongobUrg pipe.
Contractors u
Electrical. Heoiins end Plumbing
Evening star., 1954-05-15

Three size bedrooms and bath second floor The light mohoscny
poneIed with bur and fireplace howpce Full base
with ovuo ottoehed lovely level M otocveB land
scoped copens three large mirrors with the house
Z
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CAPITAL REALTY CO., ReoItors
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Deaths Reported

From D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics
Evening star., 1954-05-15
Births Reported in the District

Eric and Phyllis MCGOWAN.
Thomas and MArgaret O'Connor.
Jessie and Florine Davis, jr.
David and JOY Riding.
Wallace and Mae Finney.
James and Myrtle Hill.
Waller and Mary johnson,
George and Betty Lindsey.
Joseph and Norrine Miller.
Otis and Dorothy Shefield.
David and Nellie Tyson.
Jack and Frances Bailey.
Harold and Kathleen Birnbaum.
Z Nicholas an9 RoseMarie DeCarlO.
Nicholas and Roe Marie Gregory.
Bruce and Rosemary Irving.
Bronson and Evelyn Jones.
Richard and Catherine Keefe.
Eugene and Claire McGoleick.
Paul and Rose McNorris.
Everett and Doris Parent.
Everard and Jane 9tuhrnian.
H 4 TWINS. e
Norman and ceola Williams. Girls.
Evening star., 1954-05-15

Irene ,. Bridges, 90. 1850 HarvNd st.
James J. Zachary. 90, 4e1i 18th st.
Rosa NJ. oentilucci. 90. 54ss Nevada
David A. wendell, ea. 1897 N st. NV.
Elizabeth 4. Rector. 63y Washinston.
Edith. Merz. SO, 1915 Kalorama I'd. NV.
Joseph Runeman, IS AL Valley ave. Sc.
Mary Gibson, As, 1908 Crittenden
Norsana ! k. Powell. 80. 4521 Georgia
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-15

BOYS.
Thomas and Louise Anslin.
Marshall and Patricia Atkinson. jr.
Dempsey ana Ann Baldwin.
Homer and patticia Blake. Is.
jay and Mildred Bolton 81
Willard and Dorothy Davis.
Jack and Florence Ehrlich.
Alvin and Mildred Kent.
Oscar and Gertrude Lessans.
Melton and Peggy Marshall. a.
fssdorSes and and Marian S. shuinsain, ! z
Edmond and Marjorie Topolski.
Alton and Juanita Turner
Rursley and Pstricia Titgs; ss,..
Lucius and Celia Bonner.
Alfred and Helen Brown. .
Leo and Irene Byrd.
Willie and Mamie Byrd.
Robert and Aldonia Hardy.
William end Shirley Hawkins.
james and Roberto Henderson:
Gary and Jennie Lightner.
Preston and Mary London.
Raymond and vPrgie Morris.
Paul and Helen Primrose.
John and Beulah Robertson.
Thomas and Alice Wilson.
GIRLS.
Willie and Myrtis Austin.
Edward and Gathering Evans.
Hasea and Constance Hare. -
Howard and Estrella Hunter.
Herman and Thelma Lewis.
Theodore and GLADYS Lomax.
George and Sarah Riddick.
Roland and Mary Simpson.
Ralph and Phyllis Appel.
william and Phyllis Berg. jr.
Earl and Natre Cantor.
Raymond and Marguerite Flemingi
Earl and Ruth Grove. &
Samuel and Sara Jewell. Na
Michael and Catherine /kkeane.
Harold and Dorothy Kessler.
Evening star., 1954-05-15
LOCATED NEAR PARKSIDE SCHOOL

On quiet Brunett
Court. just off Sligo
Porkwoy. Contoin-
ing o center en-
trance, large liv-
ing room with fire
Place and side
porch, separate din
ing room, kitchen
with toble space.
Second floor, three
large bedrooms and
both. Full bose
ment with recre-
otion room and holt
both. Lurse tree
shoded lot. Ask.
ing price only $l9.-
$50. excellent terms.
to Brunett. right on
Evening star., 1954-05-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1854

Mary Redmond. SO. #. Bragg. N. C.
David M. Dixon. 81. New York.
Saiakattin Alyap. IL. l723 @ ST. NV.
WsitsSr vi ,,,;o Stone Il Rockville. Nd;
pl NV
Willie Sanford, 20, SO s st, s.w.
Christopher C Booker, 76. 597 Park
Anna B. curry. "a. 1928 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-15

Genevieye Dandridge, SO, COZ I st. n.e.
Robert r. Jackson, SO. Fairmont
Herbert WYATT, As. 511 4th st. s.w.
Jonn johnson. 45. 1346 one-half
Dorthy Campbell. Al. 1908 Swami
Marie Bruce. ss. 1913 Florida ave ma.
Shirley Spencer, 10, 303 63rd st. ne.
Evening star., 1954-05-15

(From d. G. Bureau Of Vital etatistics)
Alice l.. Harmon. SIS, I5 = st. NV.
Mary a: FORSYTH, s2. JohnstoEn. Pa.
Lloyd w. Youngs, 10. 1904 Belmont
Fannie Kirsch. ~. 4417 Iowa ave. NV.
Clyde r. Hoey. 70, Raleigh Hotel
Percy H. Moore, 20, 1901 Connecticut
Lulu 3. swain. 7s. Danville. III.
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BEAUTIFUL WOODMOOR
Your Dream RambIer-AH 48 Feet of 1t

Located neor ST.
Bernd d cite ond
Pinew wood Public
School. this brund
new rambler features
q lovely large liv-
ing room with stone
fireplace and pic
ture window. sep0-
rate dining room,
definitely spoeious
ultra-modern kitchen
with tuble space,
three Jorge bed
rooms. ~ eolored
tile baths. An
abundance Of closet
space. Full bose
ment with firepIoee
ond holf bath.
Level tree-shoded d
Las
Evening star., 1954-05-15
A WONDERFUL HOME

See il tomorrow and
be the first to erob
it. This bright. i'm
moculote brick two
story home offers
whot every home
seeker is looking for,
quality. environment,
convenience. .lnvit-
ing Gtronee holl,
powder room, living
room with fireplace
ond huge picture
window overlooking
q delightful back
yard. Dining room
opening into sum-
mer living patio.
Chuck full Of eobi-
nets in this modern
kitchen with tuble
ennra O;snosnl
Evening star., 1954-05-15
BOYS.

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