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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, s13.O00-aI approved:
2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod, with ex-
nice condition: no bsnit., but rood
storage; close-in Ayrlawn. FRANK
3 PHiLLIPs, OIL. 2-7006; ewes.
LO. 4-7444. liz
- Picture.boo rambler.
on l acre Of ground; lge. custom
built home. for the small family. de-
mandinR luxury living; very con-
ans g cS sPd ceS S0ns5ss Bseg
Die market 81 $40, 500. FRANK 5.
PHiLLiPs. OIL. 2-7006; ewes. OIL.
BETHEsDA--iss Offering. al appr
$iS.350. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
STANFORD REALTY Co. HE: A.
BGifHaksDA = Four-bedroom 2 bfick "
plan. recreation room, attached ga
rage. Excellent residential area,
$22.95g. n y. KoRzENDORFER.
BkTMESDA-Best buy any time. Be.
tached brick Colonial on tree
shaded lot. 8 hedrms., 2 tiled baths,
liv: rIi.. separate din. rnn., kit.
full bsmts screened porch, garage.
ss.-%S NA0t% 4S4ASSN LAOA 4tA1ttelNAA0tG ANAS%
Make an offer. Call KE. 10000 til
8 pm. REALTY BROKERS, INC,
6b04 Conn. ave. NV. liz
BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR-White brk.
Normandy; 2 large first-noor bed-
rooms and bath, living room, din-,
ing room, large modern kitchen:
second floor has one large bedroom
and bath; another huge unfinished
room; beautiful rec. rin., powder
room, att. garage. large grounds
with Just enough shade trees. Horse
stable with lights and water. Every
thing immaculate. PICTURESQUE set
ting; S4f, 800. Owner buying farm.
BlLLINGSLEY REALTY Co, EN-.
2-2326. ewes. JU. S-4937.
BETHESDA. S21 800 Here d truly
8 real opportunity for some one
needing . nice family home in
Greenwich Forest: brick Colonial. In
beautiful cond.: 8 twin-bed rms, 2
baths: garage: porch, fun hsmt. !;
lovely wooded lot. original owner.
leaving town. desires quick sale. Try
0I or FHA. FRANK 8. pHMLIpS,
OF. 2-7o06; ewes. 10. 4-7444.
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ROBINDALE
NO CASH NEEDED FOR
DOWN PAYMENT OR
SETTLEMENT FEES
EOR VETS

ONLY A SMALL GOOD FAITH
DEPOSIT REQUIRED
FLA AND CONVENTIONAL
FINANCING AVAILABLE
CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING,
ALL HOMES COMPLETED
. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
II YOU want Q solidly constructed g.
instead Of frilis and gadgets. and
earn S110 o week, we would like
to talk to you. We also have 2-bed-
room ramblers that q S100 week
salary will qualify for you.
Z 5EDS90MS 5EDS990a4SS ----------- $Is $ .SS0 .SS0
Furnished model home open daily
10 am. to 8 pm.
Wheaton. rviers Mil rd9 turn left
and go 3 miles to Wheaton City
entrance, right at Parkland dr.,
left on Caldwell st., follow Robin-
dale signs to model home.
ROBIN CONST. Co. Lo. 5-9S2I
ROCK CREEK HILLS
Situated on beaut., level. cor. lot,
this new de luxe rambler contains
26-ft. liv. rrll., full din. rrn., huge
kit, 3 big bedrms., 2 baths, full
lge. screened porch; $37 500. Other
similar homes to choose from. Cali
~; 5-4222. 90. LAWRENCE ".
LUIE6 CO. liz
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CoLoRED
RREN1IsWQln

Opp. Rhode Island Plaza Apts.
Wen-kept. 4-bedrni., det, home. with
On 1st d.; att. sarage s : entering i i ibssnt.
oil h.-w.h.; 2nd q. suit. small apt.
II desired; extra side lot incl. ct
low price Of $l3.960, $500 cash
pref. but better terms map be
ing. Call RE. 7-65S6, or ewes. La.
0.1166 for further details. WOOD
WARD q NORRIS, Realtors, T23
10th st. NV. ----12
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

$500 DOWN, 4o03 Z ST. s.E.-Mod
3-bedrm. brick; bsmt., gas heat,
fenced yd.; nr. bus, parochial school;
low monthly payments, incl. taxes,
ms. ST. 3-9433. ia. 9-1T50. la
9 l1,0O0--$2. 900 cash; assume 1900
thing. 2 bedrms.. semidet. brick,
full bsmt.. storm doors, and win
dows. ConV. location. 10. 2-34S9.
GI. BRICK BUNGALOW. iust over $
2 bedrms. plus finished attic, full
bsmt., gas h.-w.h. Asking S12,50O.
Call Mr.. Penland, ST. 3-736S; ewes,
Lu. 2-7612 It'll 10 pm. ATLAS
Ills 1850 soufaERN G8i AVE. Sc. -ba 64ick
nice SeofMa PaA eSTnsT Spproyed t9
SI1, 900. HARRISON l. ADAMS,
MA. S-S30S or OIL, 4-0326. Ia
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BETHESDA
COOS JOHNSON AVE.
VA APPR., $26, ,500-VAC.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 It'll s

"a. @HN
OTHER TIMES BY APPOINTMENT
3EDRM., BATH AND DEN ON 1st
FL; 2 large bedrms. and bath. on
End a.: mod. .elec. kit. Cishwasher,
disDosal, breakfast space: liv. fm.
and din. rrn have picture windows,
fireplace: Soft. porch, large fenced
yard,
Estelle Pearce, EN-. 3-88S4
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DETACHED! 8 RooMsl

10th and Taylor NE.
20-ft semidet. brick home: concrete
porches: liy. I'm. with firepl.: lge.
din. rm.,. equip. kit. 8 hedrms. and
BATH. full bsrnt., Law: gas h.-w.h.;;
outside entr. Anchor fenced yard
conv. to everything. Low down
payment. A real buy. Call Mr..
CAMPANELI.A a. CO,
EX. S-4113 Ewes. LO. 4-501O
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RAMBLERS

FIRST TIME SHOWN
Modern 3-bedroom. 2-bath ramblers;
dishwasher, garbage disposal, ex-
haust fan, all modern conveniencea,
hreplaces. Priced to sell; 2-bedrnl..
modern ramblers also available. To
inspect, directions: Out River I'd. 10
Wilson lane, 8 blks. beyond Wilson
lane on River rd., turn left to our
open sign.
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HOUSES ron sAlE-Mp.

3 EXCELLENT PROPERTIES, rang
ing from $I4.70Q to $22. $50. Owners
have been Transferred and want irl-.
ssii g ALLEN sHERWfN. NC. EM.
NEake eo woopWARD i LoTnRor
NEW sTORE-WiIiiamshure brick: 2
bedrms. and bath on 1st with nv..
rnl.. din. rm. and kit. screened
gas h.-w.h. detached garaee, nice
level lot: You win be impressed on
MaRb MsssRRb ms 4. yoSEs sS1Hs CO. sls'mHSec me., Va
c2IfFoRNaa IiiSSS MA RsA&HiBBLER, &HiBLE designed By
Charles Goodman; bedrooms, COW
cred patio; large fenced lot. S14,950.
No down payment to Veterans.
1858 Viers Min I'd. Lo. 4-6770.
Sss-ACBE DAIRY FARM-Biacktop
I'd. 33 mi. b. G. Beaut. g-rm. brk.
Georgian Colonial home: high ceil-
ings, f1replg.. 4 " baths, gas h.
VIII, bsInt.. 2-car built-in gar.; 2
nn ssnan6s 6d hogSss ss S2,coE S DaTn; % dss, silscs,
Reduced Ior quick sale
4 Bedrooms
2 Baths
No dank, dark basement
S17,950
7024 Wilson lane
OIL. 4-0263 ia
KENSINGTON
4-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER. Gl,
Sill $50. see down, 25-year loan.
KENEINGTON
Rambler bedrms., nice kit, din.
area, garage. nice lot. $10.5T5.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH
10. 4-s4oo O., "a 7-g4ss
BETIIESDA-$13,950
BRICK CAPE COD
81, 200 DoWN-$105 MONTH
Attractive brick Cape Cod with lS-ft.
liv. rn.. large modern kitchen with
table space, 2 bedrms, tiled bath;
stairs to 2nd floor with 2 finished
rooms: fenced lot. Vacant. A real
value. Terms to suit you. Call OIL.
6-6769 tonight. SAMUEL e. BOG
LEY. INC. OIL. 6-7s00. liz
BETHEsDA-Cape Cod. 3 Bedrms.
2 Baths. Din. Rma Bsmt,; Charm
SALE BY OWNER-NO FRoKFRS
VA Approved at SIT, 400
ST. 3-6536 Home, OIL. 2-2561
-l3
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nA w IHOhNE i
OPEN DAILY. 1-DARK

7026-7032 wYNDALE ST.
Eirgt time offered; 2 new brick
Colonial center-hal1 ramblers, 70-ft
lot; 3 spacious bedrms., tiled
baths, Nv. rm. with fireplace, full
din, rrli., all-elec. Kit, disposal, dish
washer. ETC.; rec. rnn. finished with
fireplace; huilt-in garage; price,
Directions: From Chevy Chase Circle
turn on Western ave. right towards
Rock Greek Park, continue same
route ] blk. beyond 32nd st. to
WyndAle, turn right 1 blk. to open
Gkn and property. =. II. IRWIN.
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LET ME TELL YOU
ABOUT MY HOUSE

Charming. well designed,
medium sized, 4 bedrms. (2
lge., 2 smalD, on quiet st. in
Chevy Chese-Rosemary School
district. Convenient to Shop
ping and transportation. Save
over 81 900 by dealing with
owner direct. Price. S21, 900.
$1,000 already financed at
low 40 GI rate. Lge. living
room with picture window
and fireplace, Q modern bath
rooms with tub-showers. Din.
room and den Cor 5th bed
room); clean. dry. fun cellar:
oil hot-water heat; copper
spouts; gar. Outside painted
this spring. Frt. and rear play
ydS., nice trees. OF. 4.bS1N
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GI, NOTHING DOWN


Mr.. BOILING, ANDREWS, NRI,
MOD. GRIN. SEMIDET. BRICK
Only S13.250 or VA appraised price.
One blk. to schools, transp. and
shopping. Ground-level entrance to
front and bsmt. Deep. level, fenced
lot. New lge. back porch. Call
Mrs Cox, LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-7368.
ATLAS REALTY CO. lis
VILLAGE, Sc.
II you have the cash, you will cer-
tainly. buy one Of these new. de-
tached, brick Colonial homes. Six
tae Sst5; everysins ss 0wdsa been fm thouebt ahd
Of in these homes. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Located ct 400
Southern ave. 1915 41sf pl. and
1701 41st pl. The latter win be
Builder,
j. M. MEDLEY, 10. s-5777
81.
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CHEVY CHASE
Cleveland Park--$18,500

Cleveland Park$18,500
!. :. =. =. 9 ., BEDROOMS, II In BATH BATHS ,
: detached; reception hall. liy. rrn.,
: din. rm.. den. lge. kitchen. pantry
: on 1st A.; 3 bedrns.. inclosed Sleep
: ink porch. Ia baths on 2nd A.;
> det. gar. gas h.-w. heat. level lawn;
:. short walk to Wis. ave. transp.,
+. public and parochial schools.
Town b Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
ASH WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
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100 TREES

On this 2.63 acres. near Norbeck. In
beautiful montgomery County. This
setting, adjacent to q golf course. 8
large bedrms.. III baths. euest-size
driveway. Price. 1000.
James G. Conley & Co.
$40 Georgia JU. $4,000 TIL e:30
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HOUSES soR sALE--ls.W.
COLORED
TWO APARTMENTS

TWO APARTMENTS
Modern and clean -semidet. brick, In
most convenient NV. area, with Q
complete separate apts., full hsmt.,
auto. heat. garages. Owner must
sacriflce for ifnmed. sale. Low price
and good terms. For appt. to see
ALLIANCE REALTY co.
NE. $500 RA. a-6z64
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COLORED yETsr,ike . comiorl, ;11-I

COEORED-oNLY ONE TRUST
less than rent. Lovely S-rn. brk.
home. full bsmt., knotty pine den. 2
stoves. y522 Buchanan st. NV. See
by appointment only. Brokers' CO.
operation. AUERBACH g. CO., DI.
Evening star., 1954-11-12

COLOHEQ-VACAN
DO YoT HAVE A GOOD JOB?
We have q beautiful brick home IN
northwest Wash; compl. modern; 6
large rooms, bath and full bsmt.
for some honest and hard-working
man who has very little money.
Gall US Immediately. This won't
last Call till 8 PM
Murray Levine. AID. 4-3737
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BETHESDA--New brick rambler, iiv-
ing room. dining room, 3 bedrooms,
z baths, electric kitchen, full day
light basement. 10Ss down: Balance,
S9syssr $91 sae loan 1,tn.si at AZ Total price;
CO., EN-. 1886: eyes,, OIL, 4-5710,
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WEsTGATE. $40. .500-Beautiful Co
lonial, on Mass. ave-; garage con-
paneied den and Law. at " level; 5
bedrms. and 2 baths on End A.;
lovely rec. rm. in full bsmt.: mod
ern carport with lge. storage. area.
Owner transferred and must sell.
FRANK s. THILLIPS. OIL. 2-7006;
avea M, l.kT0Q IA
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sep. din. rm.. family-size Kit. with
all the extras, 3 lge. bedrms., rec.
rm. with firepl.. h-acre lot? Inquire
at once about this lovely brick
GEORGE W. BAUsERMAN
JU. 6-l570 Ewes. RA. 3-4710
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q MAGNIFICENT OLDER HOME that
can be used as a school nursery,
prep, church, pre-, cooking, etc.). 1
block west OF Conn. ave. at Ban
croft st. This large home Of 16
rms, baths and 45-ft. drawing
nm. high ceilings, large halls and
for, embassy. legation, doctor or dem
tiat home and office. Extra lot for
bldg, parking or garden. This home
npriced " Of reproduction cost at
446, 600. For appt., call INEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor. EN-. 2-4232:
. syss.. AD; 4-s756.
SISs = BLAZE nond.r Ep; D. NWIs vi; Ss aedrms
schools, shopping, and bus; $500
down. DEMATATIS REALTY Co,
0T 1.RkR1 PA R.OQ1Q ~
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$50, ,775-GI APPROVED
6-rm; center hall, custom-buiit brick
rmA and kit. huge bsmt., rec. rm.,
scr porch, quick poss. The value
OF a lifetime From $1,000 to
$1,000 dn. GI. Can be sold cony. or
FILA. Broker. RE. 5-7739.
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COLORED e.

12 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
a beautiful Colonial front porch home
on N. Capitol ST. Six lge. rms, incl.
rear porch, bsn1t., gas h.-w h. hard
wood fis.; Iew-horse cond.; Ige. yard.
NO. 7-2000, After 6, TIL. 2-3757
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-12-06
Saturdays Pioneer Roof Garden
In Tradition of Fine Entertainment
By Senator Howard Lying

Saturday, Dec. IL, will witness
the annual Pioneer Roof Garden,
given each winter under the aus
pieces of Nome's Pioneer Igloo
No. /, the mother Igloo of the
many spread throughout Alaska.
Many of the splendid great
hearted pioneers who participated
in the Roof Garden parties when
Nome was young are gone from
among us-yet there is surpris-
ing number still with us who are
enthusiastically lending their time
and spirit, assisting in making this
latest Roof Garden a worthy sue
cessor of those that have gone
before.
To one who has been a resident
of Nome through the years, the
words pioneer Roof Garden"
precipitate a nostalgia for the
past, and conjure up before the
minds eye a ghostly retinue that
silently passes in review within
the walls of memory.
Included in this vista of the
past is the happy recollection of
the many gladstone evenings
spent in the society of friends,
enjoying the games, programs,
song tests, dancing, and other fea-
lures of entertainment that these
annual Roof Gardens always
bring forth. The current Roof
Garden gives every promise of
being just as gay, entertaining,
and as full of wholesome fun as
those of yesteryear.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-12-06

At this time of the year, when
winter takes over, most of us are
inclined to spend too much time
at home, and possibly neglect
some of the amenities of modern
society relating to friendship, the
good neighbor theory, and to
community well-being. 1t is large
ly with this thought in mind that
Pioneer Igloo No. l urges the
entire community to attend and
participate in the 46th annual
Roof Garden, guaranteeing to all
an evening of pleasurable enter
tainment, and affording the op-
portunity of spending an evening
in the company of your friends.
The place: Nome School Gym;
the date: Saturday, December II;
the time: 800 pm.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-12-06
Vancouver Crime Wave
Continues AS Two Banks
Robbed of $4,000

VANCOUVER, BIC, R-Six
weeks of major crime in the West
Coast city erupted with new vio-
lence Friday night as bank rob-
bers struck twice in outlying dis
tricts, escaping with an estimated
$4,000 and touching off a des-
perate manhunt.
A determined bid by the City
of Vancouver to stamp out the
crime wave by arming special
flying squads with machine guns
apparently pushed the gunner
into the suburbs.
Three men, operating with pro-
fessional precision, looted West
Vancouver bank of $500 and a
lone bandit walked out of New
Westminster bank with loot esti-
mated at $4,000.
Police had few clues, as has
been the case in six other bank
robberies in the Vancouver met
ropolitan area in the last six
; weeks. The area has a population
of about 485;000.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-12-06
Bartlett Urges Wilson
To Help Get Better
Alaska Rail Rates

WASHINGTON, R-Delegate
Bartlett D-Alaska) Saturday
urged Secretary of Defense Will
son to put his full support" be-
hind a program to obtain an
equitable rate adjustment of rail
rates on shipments to and from
Alaska.
He made public a letter in
which he advised Wilson the rate
adjustment proposal is supported
by the General Services Admins
tration, Alaska's Gov. Heintzle-
man, Secretary of Interior Mckay
and himself.
He said such an adjustment
would materially contribute to
increasing a standard of living Of
our people while promoting a
more intensive economic develop
ment of the territory"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-12-06
Five CreWmen Drown
AS Tug Sinks in Blizzard

SYDNEY, Ms, REFive crew
men of the Canadian tug Rouella
drowned Friday when the 85-ton
ship foundered in mountainous
waves during a North Atlantic
blizzard.
News of the tragedy a few miles
off Cape Smokey, MS, was
brought here Saturday by trawl-
err which arrived with five sur
vivors of the tug.
The rescued men spent four
hours in an open lifeboat before
they were picked up.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-12-06

Only one in Is British house
holders own washing machines.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-12-06

The Ford Thunderbird, the personal car
that's been causing such sensation, served
as styling inspiration for the 1855 Ford Cars
Take one look at Ford's longer, lower, roomier
dimensions-huge wrap-around windshield
new color keyed interiors and you'll
quickly see some of the reasons why Ford is
finer for 1855. Take one Test Drive and you'll
want to drive it home.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-02
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Entertains Colored Employees

AAAAeAAoAAAs Oo1O1S0 employees
One of the most delightful social
events of the entire holiday season
was the annual Christmas party
given the evening of December "a,
in Rooms 3 and on the third floor
of the Robert E. Lee Hotal by
Manager Stewart Gammill and the
executive housekeeper, Mrs. Maude
Webbs. Hostesses for the occasion
were: Mesdames Teresa Fortner,
Virgie p. Washington, Ozella E.
Benson, Made Percy. Hosts were,
Messrs. Hudie Wells, Johnnie Myles.
Thomas E. Sampton and George
Washington. Adding much to the
general entertainment and plea
sures of the evening were Mesdames
Essie Fluker, Helen Lee, Mable
Porter and Robert Winters. Music
was made by Mr.. Marshall Lee.
Others sharing the pleasure of this
delightful party were Mesdames
Mamie Galloway Mary Griffin,
Minnie Harvey, Bernice Harris,
Lenora Porter. Margaret Greer, and
Geneva Websley. White friends pre-
sent weer, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Gammill, Jr., Miss Lois Riggs, and
Mrs. T. D. Holmes. Reporter for the
occasion was Mr.. Marshall Lee, 93l
Salem Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-02
Mrs. HenrYeita Stevens Honorx
Two Young Friends With Party

Beautiful Stevens Rose Room on
Sunset Drive was the scene of a most
enjoyable evening of good music.
dancing and good food, when on
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Henryetta
Stevens, owner, entertained forty
members of Jackson's young social
set at a party honoring. Miss Jewel
enc Smith. daughter of Mrs. Ollie M.
Smith and freshman at Tennes-
see State University and Mr.. Henry
McNeamer Woods, son of Mrs. Lena
Mary Tarvin of st. Louis, Mo-, a
high school senior and house guest
of his cousins, William CDR. Daddy
o. Harvey and Miss Essie Lee Nc
Neamer. Climaxing the evening of
dancing, the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
S. M. Harvey, served tasty plate
luncheon of chicken salad on let
tuce, with an iced punch.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-02
Friends Give Nurse NettYe Perkins
Surprise Birthday Party

Another enjoyable event during
the holiday season was the Surprise
Birthday Party given Monday, Dec
IA, by Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Brown,
in their spacious home on Bailey
Avenue Extension for Mrs. Nettye
Perkins. At an invitation from Mrs.
Brown. the following friends of the
popular nurse gathered and were
on hand to sing out Happy Birth
day" as she entered: Mesdames Ell
len Wilson, Lula Bell Thornton,
Henryetta Stevens, Elizabeth
Thames, Minnie Booker, Sarah Har-
vey. Misses Diana Robinson, Paul
inc Hightower, jennie Thompson.
Messrs. James Wilson, John Perk-
ms, Chaupcey Davis, Jim Mcclure,
and Zonie Forte. Following the SER
wing OF a deliciously prepared Tur-
key dinner, the honoree opened the
many lovely and valuable gifts
rendered her by the above friends.
Mrs. Perkins is employed by the
Kinds County Health Department.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-02
Beauticians Entertain

The Professional Beauticians of
the city entertained their customers
and fariends with a Christmas Tea
Sunday evening, December 20 from
4 until 6 at Elk Rest, also among
the guests were members of the
Grace Jones Temple and L. K.
Atwood Lodge of Jackson and
Canton. The Rest was beautifully
decorated for Christmas with all
the trimmings. Two lovely gifts
were given the guests during Quiz
Time. The one answering the ques-
tions were Mrs. Maggie Chamber
lain and Mrs. Annie Lee Jeffry. A
fruit cake was also CHANGED off
and won by Mrs. Maggie Seaton.
The members exchanged Christmas
gifts with each other.
The Beauticians will have their
first meeting of the month, Mon
day, January 4, z o'clock at the
Tw oSisters Beauty Shop. All mem
bers are urged to be present for
election of officers for the new
year.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-02

ervision of Mrs. Stevens, was en-
joyed by nearly 80 people this
year, young E. w. BANKS, JR.,
very ably presided and the dinner
got underway with Christmas music
played by HOPSON MASON, Grace
by Mr.. Coleman Varnado, short
talk by Mr.. Melvin Virgins, spec
ial agent, awarding of prizes by
E. w. BANKS, SR., and this years
prizes were awarded for outstand-
ing efforts on the part of agents
to maintain a high standard of col
lection and service for Is consecu-
tive weeks First prize of 500
went to S. j. Ward, of Florence;
second, $500 Defense Bond to H.
A. Jones of Canton; third, a $50
Defense Bond, to Fulton Porter of
Jackson; fourth, a $25 Defense Bond
to Aaron Sipson of Canton; fifth,
$40 cash went to R. D. Milton. The
honor of Agent of the Year went
to Miss Rosie Pearl Anderson. Other
highlights of this years celebration
were the timely and inspiring at
ter-dinner speech by our favorite
of ministers, Rev. r. M. STEVENS.
Introduction of agents and guests
by w. J. STEWART, distribution
of gifts by FRED L. BANKS
as last year Z. the management
presented each employee with
check that represented a half
months salary. :. WE WE'RE VERY
HAPPY OVER OUR GIFT.
LEAVING THIS DELIGHTFUL
party we rushed out to College Park
Clubhouse to attend the wedding
reception of our young friends
ETHEL LEE KELLEY and HARRY
PENQUITE -. very pretty and
most enjoyable event. In the receiv-
ing line were both the Junior and
Senior Penquites, the senior KEEL
leys, Rev. Blackman and others.
ETHEL was very pretty bride in
blue and we wish there was more
time to give detailed description
OF the beautiful three-tiered we'd
ding cake and the many, many love-
ly gifts.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, DEC. 30th,
responding to an invitation sent
out by the poular GAY THIRTEENS
BRIDGE CLUB and the YOUNGER
GAYS that said strictly formal,
we, along with sophisticated and
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fashionable crowd shared with
these charming ladies the pleasures
and gaiety of their swank annual
CHRISTMAS DANCE, also given
in beautiful Stevens Rose Room.
+. -. and we say here, without fear
OF contradiction that never have we
attended dance where more pure,
honest-to-goodness fun was enjoy
ed by everyone =. Arriving early
we were able to get a good table
and saw practically everyone who
attended. Music for the dance was
made by DUKE HUDDLESTON'S
orchestra. Mayor of Bonneville,
LEROY JACKSON, did his usual
good job of emceeing. There were
many out-of-towners and in every
section Of the hall you could see
groups that represented class re-
unions and family reunions
directly behind us were members
of the BEADLE, BARBER, CAR
TER and SCOTT families with
mama JUANITA BEADLE the most
charming of the entire group :.
were happy to say hello to EMMA
NEWMAN CAPTFp ,nd I,rlI
here for the holidays !. they were
house guests of cousins Barbara
and Arthur Barber. Some of the
guys and gals talked to and seen
were: the T. ]. Jeffersons, the Joel
Lundys, the Chauncey Davis, the
Willie R. Pattons, the Ebert Tops,
the Leroy Bass from Piney Woods,