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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-14

IREADEASY PARAMOUNT DEMOSETTE AIR STEP PARADISE
NATURAIIZER PHYSICAL CULTURE
BREELOS WALDORF SHOE SALON ANDREWS PENII ORIGINALS
LA MARTINIQUE ENGLISH BARBARA CASUAS
OF CALIFORNIA HUNDREDS OTHERS.
Evening star., 1954-05-12

Imported from Holland. Will pro-
duce 4 to SIT. stems with huge
blooms this summer! Red, white,
pink, lavender, purple, amber,
salmon, violet, rose, carmine.
Packed in units of ten of one
color to a package. 10 for 55c.
Evening star., 1954-05-12
399.e5
Table ,Uith 4 side chairs

Here the wrought iron dinete sets you've always
wanted-righ at the start of the summer seasonal
price that's hard to believed For your porch for your
terrace awn-a beautifully designed rectangular or
round wrought iron table with sparkling glass top and
matching side chairs Made to rigid specifications.
The rectangular set is available in black Pompean
green and the round in black only Plastic seats in your
choice of lovely fresh coors Whether you choose the
traditional, left, the modern, below, you'll find year
round pleasure in them They look just as lovely indoors
in the winter as they do outdoors in the summer
Floor Washington 4h Floor SlUer Spring and PARKngton
Evening star., 1954-05-12
annual Plants
in Bloom, NO,U!
4!o,sl

Will bloom all summer long. Ger
anium, Ageratum, Alyssum, Saliva
(Scarlet Sage), Balsam, Petunias,
Lantana, Portulaca and many
more. All plants growing in 3-inch
pots and are In bloom! Sorry. no
mail or phone orders. Singly, 29c.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

CoLORED-HoME AND INCOME
Arranged as two de luxe apartments.
Complete with 2 kitchens and 2 full
baths, plus powder rTn. on 1st a.
large well-built brick with det.
garage. Priced low at S14,950 for
quick sale on easy terms. Call Mr..
Clark, RA. 3-9011.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2o05.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W. Gent, !,

AI2 RITTENHOUSE ST.--Stores and
Paul Jr. Hi. School nearby. Elemen-
z blocks: bus "a block: semidet.. q
good rms. fine cend.. iirepls gas
pcSs. nsss ssi sse aaef saef poss SssD yaa RA
SHERIDAN, open today Z to s and
open daily this week. go.
BY OWNER, HOME with INCOME.
20 fm Tssnng seas ouss 1s soay ontapo qS
go go SriIY9stf STiIY9gskfRMaSs NJ SSsfaFts' n. N.w-pet.
BRICK; 5 bedrooms, 2M baths. front
porch. brick garage, nice yard:
pricsd to sell: Open to 8 pm.
rsMR, & GARNNSYc "a N cfrfusto Il co. NA sSles Sries.
modern in every detail: bedrms.,
outdoor fireplace, covered patio.
4112 Nicholson Ut. Open 1-5.
18th SIT bedrooms, suitable diplo-
mat or doctor; low down payment.
LSHELY Hi SlNHaaS HOME, beautiful location.
tached brick suitable for embassy
attache, high Government offlcial.
etc. First floor. living room, large
hall. dining room. kitchen and den.
Second floor, 4 bedrooms. paths.
'hSs s0S snd 6sss foa @sS s9
gss h;,w.h; 2-Sar garage. Goss
isabel c. Moore, Wo. 5000 ewes.
A REAL BUY--OPEN-6O6 Ritten-
house. semi-det.. 8 lge. rms,
porehes; mod; gas; garage. conv'
owners isfIsi s'issi BARGaiNp SAi PSI pEsI4, ,a5obest
or 5 apts.. newly E-t dec. Open 3 TIL
dark. 550s 18th st. NV:
Yield 6-rm: semidet. brick Just l
Gas heat, lovely rooms, storage At
NEAk EcS COM. NAM AND n 81; 81. S.W.wonl, SS
$17,B00 for this one-owner, S-story
row brick, two.bath home: oil heat;
close-in loc. at Q bargain price. Please
call Mr.. Gavin with Il. g: SM1THY
5ii1 NEBRASKA AVE. - Beautiful
detached brick; In excellent condi-
tion: with living room. fireplace.
dining room, den. powder room and
and bath on End floor. Just reduced
for quick sale. Terms arranged. For
information, Mr.. Gibson, 10. 7-29S0.
with NJ. PAUL HANNAH. ME; g.
400, 1872 18th st; NV; -2S
FORECLOSURE - $4,000 property
for Sl6.S00. 5000 18th st. NV.
Open Sun. 2 pm. to dark. PAY
TON REALTY CO: -2S
3 bedrms., 2 baths. det. garage:
many extras. incl. drapes and wall
to-wall carpets; house In fine condi--
tion. in one Of Washington's finest
neighborhoods. Priced to sell quickly
at S21, 800. RA. 6-1370. -!--2S
4 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, porch, End;
playroom, 3rd;, living. dining. den.
new modern kitchen. porch, 1St:
slate roof, 2-car. garage: vic,
Carter Barron Amphitheater. First
day offered. OWNER. $22. 900.
TU. 2-3lO4. Us
Evening star., 1954-11-28

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
1925 YUMA ST.
OPEN 1 TO DARK
In the heart of this popular neigh
borhood we offer this immaculate s.
bedroom detached brick home with
such features as large concrete
porch, first-hoor powder room, re-
creation room with bar in basement
and 2-car detached garage. Just q
chial schools. Call Mrs. Chatham,
EN-. 3-5049.
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
IJN . RFrQ
Evening star., 1954-11-28
CHEVY CHASE
322S MILITARY RID.
AnrlhI TO nADK
FORT ToTTEN PARK
Modern 6-Rm. Brick, Gas Ht.
Rec. Rm., Rugs and Drapes
Tv . Er01 DA . OiAO

WALTER REED PERSONNEL
Live rent free and Sell when trans
ferred. this bungalow. with ga ex-
ira bedrms. and bath in finished
expansible attic; 2 bedrms.. ano
path ying rm dining Im ksGa ara:
dry bsmt. R-acre lot. Mr.. Maury
TU 1896.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-200s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26
Friendship PortY Held
A. The Gordon Gruna0FS

Mrs. Gordon Granger. 1924
Fourth Av. s., entertained at a
friendship party. Tuesday eve
ming, February %. This was one
of many held in connection with
national Brotherhood Week.
1t was pointed out that houS-
ing Is the major problem in Min
neapolis. particularly as II affects
Negroes Improvement have been
made in job opportunities.
After luncn the party dissolved
into a round table discussion Of
human relations and steps to be
taken to remedy some Of the
problems,
Guests present were Rev. and
Mrs. II. w. Bolts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Darnell, The Mines. PiouiS
Moore. B. Green, Elmer Smith,
Mary Ball. Marie williams, Jessie
Shepard, Irene Harvey, Lillian
Penn, Hazel Merrill, Jessie Cooper,
Frances Duncan, Harry jackson
and Mr.. Granger.
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Katsr building which housed his pool hall In 1919 Later
he remodeled the second floor converting Into an apart
ent hotel On the ground floor he established several
business enterprises including record shop and cafe
Richie IL now nearing completion Of the remodeng Of
the third floor Of the Kistlsr building which h to be
completely modern dance hall
The spacious dance hall has hard wood flooring, sup
ported by two under0o insulated with sound proong
material II equipped 10 seat 200 people around the
dance floor In seats Of the latest yinyal plastic upholster
ing material for easy, comfortable seating
On one side Of the room il a lounge with tables and
chairs capable Of seating hundred people The ezzanine
above the lounge enables spectators 10 view the entire
dance floor and the curved bandstand IN the northwest
Of the building
service bar for serving refreshments equipped for
both the Mezzanine and main floor.
The hall will be available for parties lodge meetings
and other community meetings Ample parking space will
be provided a lot adjacent 10 the building.
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Mr., and Mrs, oVerton wycough,
T6p Carroll Az. entertained at
open house on Valentines Day,
Sunday. February II. in honor Of
the christening Of p'Jalma Math.
ew GARNER III. infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs, D'JAlma GARNER II OF
SEA Rondo Az,
Infant D'Jalma Mathew was
ehristened AZ st. Peter Ciaver
Catholic church February H. Mrs,
Carlos Moffatt sr., and Stanley
Williams are the sponsors,
Guests present were the Meaara,
and Mines, John podd, J, Williams,
Marion Moses sr,, the Mmea An.
ma wooten. Anna Thomas. Joe
sykes Irene Jaokman, Myrtle
Ross, Mabel Milan, Freda Harris.
Carlos Moffatt SIR, l. Oliver. NJ.
Mayweather. the Misses Patricia
Dodd. Joan Ross, Diane Alexan-
der ST.. Ernie Watson, w, VII
lIams, and Masters Humphrey Al.
exandor Jr, Marion Moses Jr., and
Carlos Moftatt Jr
Many beautiful and useful Rifts
were received.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fields were un.
able 20 attend but sent q lovely
gift ..
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listic manner: Arthur Inn a. Or.
Ralph Bunehe. just could have
gone on for hours telling Us about
himself; James Murray. a. WI.
liam wRrtield. was a dual person.
atty. himself and the character
portrayed, Mrs, Kate Neil a. Mary
Mcleod Bethune. had all the dig
nifty and information that made
one feel Miss Rethune's presence
az Sc, James. Louis House a.
Jackie Robinson was perfectly
typed. Mr., George Brooks Jr.
master OF ceremonies. did such q
magnificent person TO person in-
teryiew one felt that he should
b portraying Edward n, Murrow,
Each participant had done such
. fine job Of research, intersper-
sing excerpts from thep ersonal
NE OF persons portrayed. that
they almost convinced one that
they were the real person.
Officers Of the club are Mrs,
TerethA Bledsoe, president; Mrs.
Charles Bradley, vice president;
Mrs. Prentice Harris. secretary.
Charley Bradley, treasurer.
Martin Rrooklns took pictures
during the afternoon.
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ST. jones Mr..
And Mrs. Club
Sponsor Tee

Red. white and blue, national
colOrs, predominAted the decor Of
the White House Tea, held In the
social room OF St James AME
church on Sunday afternoon, Feb
ruary Il,
The unique affair was sponsored
by the Mr.. and Mrs. Club Of the
church, with Mr.. Robert Harris ~
general chairman,
The main tea table covered with
a lace cloth was conferred with as
sorted spring blowers thanked on
either side by white candlestioka
holding red lighted tApers. A sill
yer coffee service was at one end
and q silver tea service at the op.
poaits end. Small tea tables with
white cloths and candIsstlcks with
red candles were set NJ an angle
TO the large table. Vases Of cut
flowers formed q background for
the setting.
HosteAses pouring were the
Mines. Arthur HIN, Louise House
Allie Balengcr and L. V. Boyd.
The program arranged by Mr.
Harris, was both educational and
entertaining and most unique In
It's presentation Of persons por-
trayinE the life Of different csIs-
bFitiea.
Participants were Gloria VII
lIams, as Marian Anderson. sang,
''You'Il Never Walk Alone; Frank
Smith A. the architect. Paul r.
Williams convinced you that you
shoud call on him 20 draw pans
for your dream house.
Heloise Dooley Hazel scOtU
brought her selection in . very ar
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Membership Dinner; Inc board
Of Christian Education and the
Trustee board Of Mt oliVet church
entertained the membership with
q turkey dinner and fireside chat
on Friday evening, February 10, at
the church. Guests were Or. J.
chatham and Mr.. Sorrenson.
TSTC Club Meeting; The TsTc
Club will hold II annual dinner
meeting in the undercroft Of st.
Phillips Episcopal church on Sat-
urday evening, March 9 at $50
p. m. Mr.. Sidney Salters Is chair
man.
VIII Attend NIeCes Wedding:
Mrs. Chester w. Patterson, 9Ol
Carroll Az, viii leave Friday
morning, February 20, for Chica-
go. TO attend the wedding OF her
niece, Betty Kraft.
Birthdays Celebrated: On FRI
day evening, February 10. MEM
bers Of the suburbanites celebrat-
ed the birthdays OF the Mines
Charlotte Curry, Gloria BOwser
and ArEelia Smith with dinner at
one of the local cafes. Mrs. Smiths
birthday win be February 2sth
and Mrs. Bowser's February 20.
Martha Washington Teas The
Martha Washington tea sponsor
ed by the women's Council OF the
Halle O. Brown House held Sun
day February 81, from 4 10 Q p.
m. at the house was well attend
ed Those appearing on the pro-
gram from Mt. Olivet Baptist
church were Mines. Doris Thomas,
Queen Esther Taylor. Verda VIII
Hams, Essie Pitkins and the Cos
pei Cliffs,
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Dr.. /. c. Smith
Of Philly Object
or Courfesies

J. e. johnson Of 626 St An
thony Av- had as his house guest
for several days last week. DIR. L,
c. Smith of Philadelphia. DIR.
Smith came 70 the city to attend a
banquet at the st. Paul Hotel in
celebration OF the 18th anniver-
sary OF the m" club Of Mechanics
High school Of which DIR. Smith Il
a member. DR.. Smith attended
this school nifty years ago. He was
the second oldest man present At
the banquet and was awarded
blanket.
During his stay, Or. Smith was
rendered a number Of social cour-
tesies. He was entertained at din.
ner at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Sidney Harris OF 445 Kent 81.
and their guest At dinner at one
of the local cafes. Mr.. Raymond
Cannon entertained at one Of the
local cafes In his honor; Mrs. Eva
Neal was hostess at a wen APP
pointed dinner in DR. Smiths hon.
or.
He was guest OF honor at a
smoker given by Mr., Sidney Har-
ris at the Sterling Club. Mr.. Ray
mond Cannon took moving pict-
lures Of the guests present. DIR.
Smith was appreciative OF invi-
tations TO dinner extended by Mrs,
Jasper Gibbs Of Minneapolis, and
Mr.. Billy williams. executive as
sistant to Gov. Elmer Anderson,
but because Of his limited time,
was unable 10 accept.
He left for his home Thursday
noon, February Is. after four
days OF activity which was most
enjoyable and much appreciated,
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Mrs. bSGESi EVIlbVIOhs
Reelected President
o. The 6vlbwgbmWleae

With Joy unb0undsd and q big
wonderful feeling. everyone en-.
jDyed themselves immensely ai
the Huburbanltes meeting hsld at
the home Of Mrs. VslmA Waters.
7s0 Igishart Az on Saturday,
February II. 1854.
Topping the ageBda was cleo
ton Of officers and the following
were elected: Mrs. Hazsl FtIi.
bright. Hugo. MINI. reelected
president; Mines. Vienna Waters.
vice president: Charlotte Curry.
secretary. Amsritta johnson,
treasurer and Gloria Bowssr, sun.
SHINE treasurer.
Other members Of the club In
Guide the Mines. Queen Esther
Taylor. AEsiIa Smith and Evelyn
McClinton.
Mrs. Charlotte Curry vino csIs-
bratsd her birthday on February
II, received . lovely gin from the
club.
Luncheon was served by the
hostess. ....
Ths next GSsst!nz ssall BE- held
Friday evening, FebrIary 20 At
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Methodist church and renewed old
acquaintance.
ConvalesccntI Friends win be
glad 20 know that Mr.. william
Reddiok OF SSi7 Clinton Az. has
returned from Fairview hospital
where he underwent surgery Feb
rlary 10. and 10 now oonvaleaclng
at home for a few days,
Minneapolis soclAlitca Clubi Mr..
and Mira, Richard Session Of Ss3b
Firth Az, \, viii be hosts 10 the
Minneapolis socialitp Club on Sat
uriay evening. February AZ,
IIouae On FHrlOuEhi Kempus
Workout. son OF Mr., and Mrs,
RAIN Workout Of $3.50 smelling
Az, surprised his family when he
came homo on fNIrlough from
Camp Gordon. Ga, Saturday, Feb
niary 20. Ksmpun win remain
home until March D. On that date
he viii leave for San Francisco,
and viii sail from there 10 Jap.
an for oversee duty,
~ Agnes 0alldt Mrs, Vivian
Nelson, a72s Firth Az e., was
hostess 10 the regular meeting Of
~, Agnes Guild of ~. Thomas
Episcopal church on "Wednesday
evening, February "a,
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Brotherhood q Fellowship
Theme OF ARnvol
AA..Aalm RNns~sm Va

Brotherhood and Christian feb
iowEhip were demonstrated sun.
day afternoon, February ~, when
more than 500 persons represent.
ing different churches. creeda and
nationalities attended tho 18th
annual George Washington tea
sponsored by the Hattie Drye
Circle of Border Methodist church
The tea held In the undercrOft
Of the church was opened with
prayer by Bishop Stanley H.
coorp. bishop Of the Minnesota
Conference Of Methodist churches
Large baskets Of assorted colored
gladiolRs, roses In shades Of red
and white snRpdragons formed the
background
Red. white and blue. colonial
colors dol. linated the decor Of the
table and the napkins, The table
was attrRctively arranged with q
white satin rayon cloth conferred
with silver bowl filled with red
roses. red and white carnations,
white snapdragonS and blue Iris,
with twin crystal cRndlesticks
holding red and blue candles on
either side. A. either end Of the
table was n silver tea service Sill
yer Compots filled with red and
white mints and trays OF dainty
sandwiches and cookies heighteh.
ed the beauty Of the setting.
Musical selection enjoyed
throughout the afternoon included
instrumental selections by J. Polk.
the Poster twins In q piano duet
instrumental duet piano and violin,
Mrs. Dorothy Sims and Clifford
Hawkins, piano selection, Mr..
Young: instrumental selection
with bells, Mr.. Auit. Vocal num-
bera Included a duet, Mrs. &. Jen-
kins and Mas Donna Pettiford.
solos by Miss Sylvia Little. Mrs,
Mabel Henderson. Miss EinoFa
Metro, Mr.. Wendell c. Jones and
Mr.. Julius Caesar and q reading
by little Miss sandra Carey. The
program was arranged and pre-.
scented by Mrs, Helen Underwood
HostssaeH presiding at the tea
tabs included the Mines. Charlotte
Davis, JuanitA Nichols. MArcslla
MAyes. Gertrude Friedman and
the Misses suEstte Harris and
Marguerite Coleman.
Mrs. william Mosslsy was Esn.
eral chairman: Mrs wenzsI Crews
was chairman Of decorations with
Mrs, Fred Downs a. co-ohairnan.
Mrs. Helen Underwood is preHi.
dent Of the Circle.
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", has received her commission "a
state director Of civil Liberties
for the Elka from the grand
daughter ruler
E.E.R.P. Club Nett Mrs, Bonita
smith. STts Firth Az, 8, was hos
tess 20 the EEnP Club on satur.
day night. February 20, Prizes
were won by Mra, Bonita Smith.
Allie Wilson and Viola Madden,
first. second and third respective
~
To Reside In ChicagO, Mr., Alien
Gilmore. sTAa Fourth Az, g., who
has been employed at the r @,
Arsenal since early fall, left the
city Tuesday, February 10 for
Chicago, III Ile win make Chi.
oRKo his future home and will
work with hln uncle IN the limo.
lcum industry.
New CltiRenl Little Debra Ann
has new playmate and a new
brother at 2oOa Fourth Az, g. Hor
parents, Mr.. and Mira Thomas NJ
Brown presented her with n bro
ther Saturday. February ~ In
Northwestern hospital. steven
Corieil, the name chosen, weighed
eight pounds, three and ono fourth
ounces at birth. Mr. and Mrs
Warren Corisll Of Yellow Springs,
o., are the maternal grandparents
and Mr.. william AShby Of Des
Moinea. Ia. ls the paternAl grand
father.
Bookter r. Washington study
Clnbi Mrs, william Ewing, 5000
goth Av q. win be hostess 10 the
Booker r. Washington Study club
at their regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday. March 2,
Week End 0uestai Mr.. and Mrs,
Stanley Berry and family Of ~,
Cloud. MINI, were the guests over
the week end of Mr.. and Mrs. TO.
bert G, Covington of $500 clinton
Az Mrs, Berry attended the
George Washington tea At Border
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nehNha Temple. No, I2s. and Mary
Mason, P.DR. Council Of Mime.
aPohs, an office that she has held
for the past four years,
Mrs. Burrell 10 also vice preSi.
dent OF the Civil Liberties League
for the Elks. finance secretary OF
the Mary Mason Council; presi.
dent OF Johnnie Baker Auxiliary
10 Post 2Sl, American Legion and
has been recently appointed Mem.
orial Chairman for the Firth Dis
trict, American Legion Depart
ment OF Minnesota.
In addition to these offices, Mrs
Burrell il also n member Of Electa
Chapter oEs Of PHA, and serves
as warder and Ia a member OF the
Masonic and Eastern Star choral
group; n member Of wayman A.
ME. church; serving on tho trIs.
tee board,
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y
and Mrs. Charles Brooks, and
Mrs. John r. Lawrence. Since the
honoree's birthday was not until
February "a. he was totally un-
aware that anything unusual
would happen to him and was
pleasantly and delightfully."- sur
1rised. The evening was spent In
siewing television and enjoying
pelicious refreshments.
SO. Paul Sololss Bureau: The
II. Paul Soloist Bureau held its
rehearsal at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ballard, 577 st. An
thony Av. on Tuesday, February
%. A goodly number was present.
Motor To Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs.
Yuker Cassell. $40 IgIehart Av.
motored to Mason city, Ia, on
tuesday. February 20, to visit
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Haywood
Of West Central Av., accompanied
them home.
Couples Club Meets; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Alexander, s67 w. Gen.
trail Av. were hosts to the Couples
Club on Saturday evening. Febru-
airy 20.
Book Club Meeting; Mrs. ]. w.
Crump. 639 Fuller Av.. was hos.
tess to the Book Club on Thurs
day. February IS. Mrs. Samuel
Reed Jr. gave a book review, TITS
Fun to Decorate, and gave some
interesting pointers on interior
decorating.
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Couple Observe
Both Birthday
And Anniversary

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James sIsson, $500 Portland Az.
Minneapolis. was the scene OF a
gala affair on Sunday evening
February "a. when Mr. SissOn fet-
ed his wife at a joint birthday and
9th wedding anniversary party.
The house was decorated
throughout with flowers and the
dining table covered with a ray
on cloth was conferred with q three
tiered birthday cake decorated
with rosebuds with candlesticks
holding white tapers on either
side. The cake was made by Miss
Adeline Adams.
Lght refreshment were served
throughout the evening with dane
ing A. a highlight. A buffet sup.
per was served.
Mrs. Sisson received many cards
kilograms. long distance telephone
calls and a large number Of useful
and beautiful gifts.
Quests who shared In the cele-
brati0n included the Messrs. and
Mines. william McQuerry. Albert
Mills. James A. Warren. clyde
johnson ST.. Michael shramm.
Hymis Adm, Earl Stewart, Al
bert Hampton, Vincent Shepherd
ST.. Clarence Smith. James Stem
mons. Kenneth Edwards, st. Paul:
william Small, 81. Paul. BsnJa-
min CarrutherB sr., the Mines. ~.
N. Floyd. st. Augustine, F1a..
Louise True, Zephyr Turner. the
Misses R0wsna Warren, Adeiine
Adams and the Mesars. Russell
Mayo and Andrew =. Clark Jr.
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MT. OI.INET CIlURCll

Pile No. koSaI
OnDEW H0R NEARING 90 VIMAL
ACCOUNT AHD Pp0TrTBON
geOn DlnTmlnUTfOM
STATE or NsfgyTA
COUNTY or uBNNBPfh
PROBATE COURT
Re EstAts % Emma q. Iialisan.
also known as Emma HailssR, De
IL IL ORDERED that the final
soc9unt and pstitien for sMnmlna.
ton thereof and for distribution,
filed haTslB, be heard 90 Monday,
March LET. 1884 at o'clock y. vi
~ this Court 10 the Court House ~
Minneapolis. Minnesota, and that
all persons Interested In this estate
present objections, ~ any. why said
petition should net Ne ErpHtsd.
This order shall be published IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman ana
copies thereof mailed according 90
taW
iHEALJ -
wfTsEhs. the HON JAMES o,
KEitDE, Judge ~ Probate
Court. this 1stb dsY % January,
ERNEST p LOHEgfz
Clerk 81 pr8bata Court
Larson. LOaytnEsF. t1Hdquiat.
FFasmaH a HFaasF, Att8fnaya
n1h Midland Rank nldN
fspohssmAa, Fsb. 9, ~ q 80
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KAPPAa TO MEET

The graduate and undergrad
uate members Of the Kappa Al.
pha Pal Fraternity will meet sat.
urday February ~, 1854, AZ = p,
m, at Local bie hall, S2s Rondo
Az, 81, Paul.
Regional poiemRrch. Dr. I'm.
NETT Thomas Scales Of Doa
Moines. la, viii be guest and will
discuss further plans for the forth.
coming Regional Conelave TO be
held In the Twin Cities April 10 10
II,
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Out az Hospitals Mrs, Fannie
Pierre Lewis, as2t Fourth Az. q,
returned home from the hospital
ON wednesday, February ~ and IL
reported much improved and able
90 sit up for n short period, Her
daughter. Mrs Beatrice Singer
Of Niles, Mich, Ia In the city and
her visit has been n great factor
In speeding her mothers recov-
cry. Mrs, Singer will remain IN
the city for a few days longer.