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9I7 18th ST. NV. Suite 7os: un.
1urn. rm, in suite; reasonable: use
CONN. AVE. AND 18th ST., 1886
Jefferson pl n.w.-Entire first foo
of 1,I00 so. It. at $3.50: availahl.
Immediately; we'll decorate TO suit
For further information call SHAN.
NON a. LUCHS CO., 724 14th st
NV. Ma, S-2345.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or prof. use
5 rms, utils.; wired for ir-cond. .
pee: /. io42S Fawcett St.. 10
WYATT WATT. BLDG.-very attractivel,
furn. air-cond. once and use recep
rm.; only $100. Ideal for industr!
rep. lawyer. acct, etc. ST. 3-1540
DOWNTOWN ADDRESS and mai
service. For information call JU
DocToR,s SPECIAL, residence, prin,
cipal ONCE space. 20 It. from C3
Ample park. RA. 3-261S. ia. 2-5955
ARLINGTON. adjacent Clarendon
Business area. single and in suit
ofices; suitable for. manufacturer
iessional people 0uniss VIII remodel nc fe
suit tenant. Immediate occupancy
Very reasonable rent. ASK US,
REALTY CO., ia. S-1252.
COMBINE YOUR OFFICE and ltvinl
quarters. show window: 3 rooms ant
bath: End n. front. upper Ga. ave
end NATIONAL BANK BLDG. from
furn. office avail. in law suite 040t
at 1883 G st. NV. Secretaria
service If desired. Congenial as
sociates. pleasant surroundings. EN-
NETT SHEEHAN, RE, 10000. &
GEORGIA AVE. and Kennedy st. NV
Gonysaenty taansfeI 1E osa5sS smS. DsEar ndE OqsI
Itils. incl: $40 mo. and up. KAY
REALTY CO, RA. $4,000. --12
SILVER SPRING-Air-cond. office II
new nank bldg. S57.5 Also have
others at low rental. THOMPSON
& GRAY. JU. $4,000. week day.
DoctTS;R,s OFFICES. new air-cond
Oh. Ch.. D. c. avail. Dec. i. THE
LIVINGSTON. 5437 Conn. ave-, Wo
ENTIRE End FLOOR of modern down.
town bldg, containing approx. q.
900 So. IT,. All open space except
for l private. ofice. Heat, light anc
air conditioning furn. Ample toilet
cellent for lawyers, accountants. in.
rent. Possession about Jan. /. 1865
Call Mr.. Jenkins. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. Realtors, 724 14th st
NV. Ma. S-2345. -
316 9Th ST. NV. Corner Indiana
ave. .)-Entire 3 upper floors; very
desirable ofice space divided into
45 rooms. Ample toilet facilities
Elevator. Immed. possession. Also
for sale or trade Call Mr.. Taylor OF
Mr.. jenkins, SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO.. Realtors, 724 14th st. NV.
BETHESDA-Avail. immed., new bldg
Air cond.: janitor service; from SAB
$S5. E. M. WARNER, OIL. 4-5745
se1e 14th ST. N.w-Entire Enc
floor containing approx. 2,400 SO
it., divided into several rms. Ample
toilet facilities. Heat furn. Suitable
ms. agency, architects and engi.
neers' ONCE, etc. Vacant. Reas. rent
Call Mr.. Jenkins, SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., Realtors, 724 14th st
NV, Ma. 8-2345. -
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5O0-FO0T FRONTAGE, No. ! hish-
way, 45 mi. south. block bldg.
Tor sale, on No. /
nI,Ts nishTss 4 I'm MI south .d q Alex, Y; In
% Saraae: s acres 0ois q lana. ma APs Por 'ial n.
formation phone JE. 2-6569. --S
ATTRACTIVE monumental 4ra-story
elevator bldg. Close in, good north-
west location. 23, 900 usabie So. IT,,
suitable for headquarters national
organization, showroom and ofiices,
many other uses. owner viii also
JAMES SaiiSs' 1. T, DIXON & e. CO.. oaassT. ST.
Wisconsin vi CON MA AVE. a near Ss searsFine Fl
commercial property. fronting 2
streets and having Wis. ave. 'front.'
age OF 1O6 It. Property can be di-
nioeo, improved ny buildingS
F,ease can lNEz CuSHAHD, Reaitor'
MI. NEM ist6 And K ST. N.w.-in d.
medical center area; 3-story brick
] Il. per fioor. now occupied 1Ss b
stots, omces ang apts;; poss. with
ssstIeIlsnt; EAcei. tOr uOcto[s qsntSi
or Me1lcal iap; l3:1n SaH M. I11; nonSn1d,
Gn Eyes, ~ SSoss. S.S q q. 81; 81, SMadnf aand
reas.: on u. 8. Route 40; 10 miles
west of Rairfax J.enab K 6Ssd
aSIs Iath ST 15tS e,d
%onroe -Ideai for sm:,, hnsinass
and home SI4 .50o Terms ness p e.
STI'VER SnpRRniEV 20 c,,,,arc;. ~ nS I-u.uo. o
erty. S405 Ramsay st.~-s;ix rms,
1st FIR. brick above down bsmt., 3
fs. tgasage aHeai ior omSss. &c iS4l con
Err a. CoSTEIIo' III. S-S8a1: ewes
nm 4SST73 s.'
MATIEORo pIKE. near n c1st
comm cor innr1n1i 5-rro hopss.
nrics SI1l500 MS TAEN1SRS''
Pn -SSEa E'oo. s' Ai A1'o'
RESTSIiRXNT ANN H0MEn acre.
Seneca Ma IL miles n r! snisn,
did Spring. summer and fall busi-
ness; modern 4 rms. and bath 2nd
nna Rapid!y growing area. Sig
600. Equipment included. CHAS.
B. MER,. OIL. 2-5333.
WOODMONT TRIANGLE in Bethesda,
AQAO plDE~, z nnn - .,aLL
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR sALE-Bungalow in Hamilton,
Va; near churches, school and bus;
3 rooms and bath, heat, electricity;
immediate possession. Write Boz
5O0-H. Star.
FOR SALE-Good 6-room house. fur
nished for camping; cleo. fine well
water, Price, $1,000. STICKLEY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 416 N
Washington St, Berkeley Springs
W.. Va
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1 AND 6 FAMILY UNITS

FIVE 10 ChOOSE FHUM
Nearing completion, Census Bureau
and Andrews Field area; individual
heating. pvt. porches, built-in. ga
+ b sUEdEss. 10. s-ess1 til /
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18-UNIT APT NV.

18-UNIT APT, NV.
This handsome ultramodern bldg. was
constructed Just before the war Of
the finest materials and is avail.
for the first time. All apts. are
spacious and well equipped, and
bldg. has built-in incinerator, pam
eled halls, flagstone floors, etc. In
come at modest rents approx. S14.-
600 yearly. and expenses are low
resulting in q high net income. Ap.
show very high return and build
ing Is priced very low for immed,
sale. Please call Monday. Exclusive
with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors Elk. 3-1S1l
COLORED-7 APT. UNITS--Income
$500 mo. $1,000 dn.: assume trusts
$4,000. Mr.. ADLER, AID. 2-4219
C0LORED-FAMILY, mr.. 3rd and
r. 1. ave. ne. Duplex, all have l
bedrm., liv. rm3 din. rm., kit, bath
Income S307. so. $4,000 cash, bal
reas. terms. H. T. RANDOLPH. RE
12d35. Ii. 4-72s3. s.
yestment., Apis, Z, bedrms.. liv. rm.,
$40 and $3.50: same tenants foi
prox. $40. $4,000 down payment
COLORED-15th AND r N.E.-Semi-
det. brk. bldg, 3 apts.; approx. S225
mo. income; furniture incl. in sale
price; only $1,000 down. terms
AgERBAcH q CO.. DI. 7-650l
AID. 2-532S.
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SHERATON
BUILDING
MI fATIu CIT

ONCE space. avail. i'm
med. in modern bldg: excellent
downtown location. / 6-rm. suite
and . 2-rm. suites. Reas. rental
rates. 70 inspect. apply Room 70S
ar caii RE rzR459
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EUGENE B. GINGLE
WEST va.

100 A. farm; s-rm. house; bank barn,
out bldes.; rs o. cleared land:
wells. creek. stream. .slee. phone.
hard I'd. opr best stock farm. Re.
duced 70 So BOO. Ca1l $50. o. 3.
WIDMYER. Berkeley eprings. ". Va.
Bargain list free.
lconfinnsd q Neat PassJ
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DUPONT CIRCLE

DUPONT CIRCLE
Small limestone ONCE building: auto.
matte elevator: on the finest street
well leased and priced extremely
attractive. will show excellent re.
turn: $4,000 cash needed: vii
consider exchange.
C.. H. HILLEGIEST CO.
ST. 3-I752 Sunday and evenings
Z AID. $4,000. Ext. 405. -
ROCKVILaE--1st COMML.
60-ft. frontage in the heart Of Rock.
Vile. 2-unit apt. bldg. comprise.
approx. u Of frontage. Askin,
Sl7,350: $3.50 down. Annual In.
come S2,220. Call JU. $1,000.
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor
OVER $500 CASH NET RETURN
Colonial brick, in good NV. rerta
location. rooms and tile bath
full bsmt. with Bryant gas heat
Guaranteed rental OF S1O5 mo.
good buy at S10,500. Approx. S3.5fl
cash neces.. to handle. Mr.. Bressler
RA. 6-2684. ewes.
RALPH d. COHN, TU. 2-92O(
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.NvEsTMEAT PROP WANTED
WANTED TO BUY--Small apartment
house; near Dupont circle; S1,500
down. Write Box 31S-C, Star. ~
UNIT APT, Arlington- Fairfax Coun-
ties; under $4,000 cash. Write
BOX 2S1-H. Star q j.
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HOUSES TO BUILD


11N 10 Z 3N11A z II
Will build 3-bedrm. rambler with
full bsmt. on your lot in suburban
Nd for $11. .450, complete. FHA-
CT or conventional financing.
Chas. TomkieS, HA. 2-7225
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH BLDG. FOR SALE, formerly
occupied by Riverdale Presbyterian
Church. May be remodeled for other
use. For info, and inspection, call
WA. 7-4659.
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Commuters Farm

This Is truly Q place for the family,
There Is approximately 8 acres Of
land which viii return Q good In
come from tobacco growing. There
Is q small store building. separate
from the older residence and the
tract has about 500. #. of frontage
on q black top road. The property
Is only 45 minutes from d. c., III
considerable cash required. FOR sp.
pointment to see, call:
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MONTGOMERY co.

Committing distance to D. C. Approx.
27S g.; modern 9-rm. house. tenant
house. large bsmt. barn. feed shed.
and other bldgs. The land Is mostly
under cultivation and pasture. This
farm Is. considered one of the most
Priced approx. $500 per Q. OIL. Q.
2Q22: Ewes. and Sun. Mr. Laushlin.
OIL. 2-1S90.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE space wanted in vic
prox. $500 So. #. cail TE. 6-esoS
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Four 4-Unit Apartments
Elderly owner closing out all holdings
wants fair price: will finance fol
responsible investor. Rents S62.5
ca. apt. Tenants pay gas, h.-w
heat and utils. Excellent for low
cash purchaser. (Approx. $4,000 pei
bldg.) Mr. Bartlett, MA. S-4972
Thomas II Rv0n
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% miles from Washington. 102 acres
with restored S-bedroom house. If.
mile road frontage win sell with
less acreage. Excellent subdivision
possibilities; $S7,5o0; Eyes, and
week days. IA. 4-1400.
Geo. Mason Green Co.
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Modern 7-Unit Apt. House
AL twocbedroom units located nearby
ground. All apts. have large room.
and are kept Immediately clean
Priced right for immediate sale
Call weekdays.
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1872 X st. NV. ST. 3-SS0l
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A1aNAOONlG 4l-ON11 Ar ! .,
Mr.. 10th AND MASS. AVE. NV
Very smart building, Tyr .-old. solid
renter, low expenses. Ideal for young
investor building for future. Ex-
trust, $500 VI. income. Mr.. Bart.
lett, MA. S-4972.
Thomas H. Ryon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18

to which Mayor La Guardia said
he would personally invite Cover
nor Dewey.
He dictated q letter Of invita-
ton, which IN one paragraph alg-
gested that the Governor wear a
business suit, stating:
:. II win Be strictly q CT affair.
I told him that he had made an
errOr there, and that II know at
least one person IN thisrOOm who's
going to wear q black Ii" He
changed the paragraph to read:
Although Grover disagrees, il
win be strictly a CT affair. "
AT noon on the day Of the DIM
ner. q State Trooper arrived at
Oracle Mansion. where Mayor
La Guardia and the Board of
Estimate were entertaining Cen
eral Eisenhower at luncheon. The
Trooper marched sInartly up. sa-
luted and handed a letter to the
Mayor. The Mayor read it, chuck
led and said. Here, Grover, this
is for you" The short note from
the Governor said in part: Z In
other words, | guess Grover was
right. i will wear dinner clothes.
Millions Of New Workers paid
tribute to General Eisenhower
when we rode for 81 miles Of down.
town and midtown Manhattan
streets through a spontaneous dis
play Of joy and enthusiasm. The
multitudes demo nstrated with EN-
phasis that they respected and
liked Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Other memorable receptions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
TOP HATS AND TICKER TAPE!
Confisnsd jIom pses hsessy

include those for Sir winston
Churchill; Her Majesty, Queen
JsaIiana, and H.R.H. Prince
Bernhard, Of The Netherlands;
Their Majesties. Paul and
FrcAerika, King and Queen Of
Greece, and many more.
But Il seemed strangely fitting
that my final City Hail reception
should be as my first honoring
returning war heroes. Last Deem
Der / was privileged to join with
General Ja1nes Van Fleet and
Mayor ImpeIlitteri in welcoming
home the wounded New York
servicemen from Korea.
Ioaling Back
10 SEE and hear General Van
Fleets solicitude. in view of his
own deep personal grief over the
recent lossof his son, made me feel
very proud to be an American.
In looking back. / see each Of
these men and women symbolizing
some great characteristic. For
example. in my mind. Gertrude
Ederle stands for pluck, Indy for
adventuresomeness, Wainwright
for tenacity, Eisenhower for buoy
ant confidence and General Dean
for raw courage and deep humility.
/ think that it did US all good to
stop for a moment and cheer them.
They set the examples that we all
need to help US do a better job in
our own lives even though most
Of US have to get along without top
hats and ticker tape. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18

Zesty Ore sing
Especially good with
seafood recipes. To each
cup of Easy Mix"
French Dressing add 2
tablespoons catsup, 1
teaspoon Worcester
shire sauce and / table
spoon lennon juice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
=. v0,jed in seconds for
exciting AgSte
"EAsY-lAIx, FRENcH DRESSING
! cup AaAz0lA
Sulad OIL

Measure an ingredients into jar. Cover tightly
and shake wen. Chill several hours, then remove
garlic. Lemon juice may be used for all or part Of
the vinegar Makes TX to ~ cups.
Store e'Easy-Mix" French Dressing IN the re-
frieerator It keeps well Double or triple the recipe
!. always keep some on hand. Shake thoroughly
before serving.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

private. The girl sat quite still. with her back
to him.
But suddenly she swung round on the stool
and said urgently. Il want to be quite sure
he's not going to have your job is he?"
He saw the tenseness on her face and how
her eyes were very bright. She had under
stood the meaning of his lack of response and
now she had given up hope and wanted to face
the facts. She looked brave and young and he
wished that he could disappear through the
walls.
What makes you think that?" he said, and
at once was angry with himself. for the words
had encouraged her. He saw guiltily that she
was looking hopeful again and he was touched
to the heart.
Then he thought, Well, why shouldn't / be
influenced? Background does count for some
thing. These hVO are worth while
NO SOONER thought than he made his deci-
sion, and felt quite overwhelmed with relief
He smiled at her, Anyway, you shouldn't
ask me!'
"Oh, know!' she exclaimed, and then she
was talking quickly. as if it were the only way
she could stop herself from bursting with
excitement. I'm sorry, know shouldn't
have, but you see, Mr.. Roscombe, he had
chance to 60 in with friend in Photographic
agency He loves doing that sort of thing but.
of course. he wouldn't take the risk unless he
was sure he wasn't to be promoted, so just
had to ask -"
Mr.. Roscombe said THAT what he likes
doing?"
''Oh, yes, he's terribly interested -" She
stopped short and then added, rather anx-
iously, "Of course it's only a hobby. |
oughtn't to have mentioned it. Please forgive
me, Mr.. Roscombe. It's just that if he knew
for certain about the job -"
There was moments silence, and as she
gazed at him, he saw the hope flicker and 90
out.
He cleared his throat uncomfortably 1t
wasn't often he changed his mind twice in so
many minutes.
"All right, Ill tell him. You've been frank
with me. my dear. and III be the same with
him.
''Oh," she said, in small voice. But she
was puzzled as well as downcast.
MIR. RoscoMBE slipped his coffee. She didn't
miss much. But Charles was pretty smart,
too fooling him all this time into thinking he
liked his work at the Office A man who could
do that was all the more likely to make a
success of something he wanted to do. Any
how, he was going to have the chance
You could put it another way, Mr.. Ros-
combe thought. You could say that one mans
Photographic agency was another mans an
tique silver.
They heard him coming downstairs, and
Mr.. Roscombe saw her straighten up. She'd
pulled herself together.
oh, well" she smiled ruefully, lets face
the music
Mr.. Roscombe found it easy to smile back.
He knew that they would never receive finer
l. L
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exclaimed. ''Why, all the music in the world
isn't worth - oh. listen, they're off again ="
I'm co." Charles said.
Mr.. Rosoombe felt as if he had been caves
dropping on something that was precious and
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Charles broke in "She was at the Royal
Academy, and then she married me and threw
it in. She just wouldn't 60 on with it and here
she is saddled with me and the kids -
And that's just how ! like it." Nancy
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only about ten wrong notes. I'm terribly
out of practice"
You shouldn't be, if you can play like
that ="
''She ought to have been professional, -
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PAGE THREE

politan Methodist Church.
The Russells were house
guests of Mrs. Susie Kate
on Mcdowell Ave-, N. w.,
Sunday, May 16.
Mrs. James l.. White of
the st. Johns Episcopal
Church, pianist and teach
er, will be presented in re-
cital Friday, May %, 500
pm. at Hill Street Baptist
Church, sponsored by the
Senior Choir of the church.
Everyone is extended a cor
dial welcome.
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Hall, Carrie Galloway, Fan
ME Roberts and Maxine
Young. Mrs. LESSEE Polk.
president of the club, was
also present at these COM
mittee meetings. The ladies
were most graciously served
after each meeting.
r
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ed
wards of Salem Ave., S.W.,
held open house recently to
their many friends, and eve
ryone is still talking about
the good time that was had
by all who attended. Mrs.
Edwards is the former Mrs.
Cliffie Canada of this city.
The Hayes Meadow Gar
den Club held it's regular
meeting with Mrs. Sophia
Buford of Montvale. Mrs.
Buford is secretary of the
club. Plans for the State
Convention highlighted the
meeting. Flower arrange
ments were also discussed
and horticu i ture was
brought in by each member.
Ribbons went to the follow
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-29
MINISTER'S WIVES ELECT
OFFICERS FOR NEW TERM

Mrs. M. E. Dunnaville was
elected president of the
Ministers Wives Alliance at
their meeting Thursday.
May 20. Other officers ell
ected were Mrs. M. c.. Dick
son, first vice president {;
Mrs. S. T. Stone, second
vice president; Mrs. P. M.
Caldwell, recording secre-
tary, Mrs. F.. w. Henry, as
sistaut secretary; Mrs. r..
j. Smith, corresponding Sec
rotary; Mrs. H. H. Waid,
treasurer. Plans for the an
nual outing to be held at
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-29

the Peaks of Otter June II
were completed. A delicious
dessert course was served
by the hostess. Members
present were: Mesdanes ID.
r. Powell, w. M. Scott, M.
T. Cocker, M. G. Dickson, A.
l.. James, w. M. Gilbert,
r. j. Smith, f. w. Henry,
r. c. Paisley, o. N. Carter,
H. H. Waid, j. w. Caldwell,
w. N. Hunter, P. N. Hun
ter, P. M. Caldwell and M.
E. Dunnaville. The meeting
was held at the High Street
Baptist Church Parish
House in Friendship Hall,
with Mrs. M. E. Dunnaville
as hostess.
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ing persons: Mrs. Vessie
Wade, two blues, one red ;
Mrs. S. l.. Curtis, three
blues; Mrs. Sammy Allen,
three blues; Mrs. Sophia
Buford, one blue; Mrs. Dor
othy Cofer, two blues, one
red. TWO new members
were welcomed in the club.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Dorothy Golfer, June II.
Rev. S. j. Harris, pastor
OF st. Paul Methodist
Church, and E. S. Brown,
local contractor and trustee
of st. Paul Church, attend
ed the annual Virginia.
Washington Conference of
the Methodist Church which
convened last week in Bal
timore, Md.
n
Andrew Floyd, Jr., Ola
Hanover Ave-, N. w., at
tended the Virginia Wash
ington Conference W h i C h
was held May 1928 in Bal
timore, Md. at the Metro
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-29
STAR CITY SOCIAL NEWS

The Melrose Charity Guild
held its monthly meeting al
the residence of Mrs. Nettie
Gillian, Grayson Ave., N
w., with the president, Mrs
Elsie F. CAVITY, in charge
Devotionals were led hv the
vice president, Mrs. Mary
Jeffreys. Plans were dis.
cussed for the annual sum.
mer picnic. The shostess ser,
we'd a very enjoyable menu
The Walker Savings Club
met Wednesday morning at
the home of Mrs. Lima Reid,
1901 Rorer Ave. Mrs. Essie
Millner, president, called the
meeting to order, and the
transaction of business, re-
freShments We're served.
Mrs. Ola King, 4O3 Nc
Dowell Ave-, N. w., spent
a few days week before last
in Danville visiting her
mother.
The Flower Club of Mt.
Zion A. M. E. Church met
Thursday evening at t h G
home of Mrs. Mamie B,
Haynes, 203 Kimball Ave,
N. r. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Gladys
Cox, president. After the
current business was trans
acted, the hostess served a
delectable repast and mem
bers spent an enjoyable eve
ming.
Mrs. Lizzie Moore, 213
Mcdowell Ave., N. w., had
as her guest her daughter,
Miss Beatrice Moore of Phil
a delphia.
The Silver Leaf Quartet
of Danville We're the guests
of Mrs. Ola King at hel
home on Mcdowell Ave-, N
w., Sunday, May 16. The
Quartet rendered services al
the Hill Street and Maple
Street Baptist churches
Sandy Walton is director
of the singing group.
The Mountain View Sew
ing Club of Montvale, Va,
met with Mrs. Dorothy Co
fer. Plans were made for a
social to be given in the
near future at the home of
Mrs. Sophia Buford.. The
ladies have made several
beautiful quilts and one was
given to the pastor.
T h e Four Leaf Glover
Club held its regular meet.
ing with Miss Ozella Wash
ington on Wells Ave-, N. w
| Plans were made for a pic
mic to be given at NORTH
Camp at an early date il
June. After the meeting, al
evening of games was en-
joyed by all with ties Of
prizes between Mrs Nee
Bailey and Mrs. Tyre
Jones. The next meeting
will be held at the home O.
| Mrc Grace Ayerv IN Wollt
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-29

The Little Lambs Junior
Garden Club met at the
home of Miss Frances Blamy
on Staunton Ave-, N. w.
Officers for 1854 are Will
liam Petty, pres. Evon Pan
ellie, vice-pres.; Frances Bla-
my, Sec; Reginald Clark,
asst. Sec; Lasalle Petty,
treasurer and Charles Price
chaplain. Other committees
will be named by the presi-
dent. Highlights of the meet
ing was the discussion of the
convention to be held in
Danville, June 16 II 10.
The delegate to the conven-
ton will be William Petty.
This club is under the dir
ection of Mrs. Charles Price,
Jr., who lives on Staunton
Ave-, N. w. Arrangements
a nd Horticultures are
brought at each meeting by
each member. The next meet
ing will be held at the home
of Reginald Clark on Staun-
ton Ave-, N. w.
The Sunset Garden Club
met in the lower auditor
ium of Jerusalem Baptist
Church. Plans for the con-
vention to be held in Dan
vile, June 16, IL, 18 were
discussed. and Mrs. Geneva
Preston will be the delegate.
Mrs. Letecia Boyd, secretary
of the Silver Leaf Garden
Club, was the guest of the
evening. The ladies receiv-
ing ribbons for arrange
ments were: Mesdames
Grace Reynolds, two blues,
one red; Geneva Preston,
one red; Elizabeth Davis,
two blues; Carrie alloway,
two reds; Evelyn Woodson,
one blue. The ladies receiv-
ing ribbons for Horticul-
ture were: Mesdames Car
ter Stevens eight blues
three reds; Carrie Galloway,
six blues, two reds, one vel
low; Grace Reynolds, two
blues, one red, one yellow
Geneva Preston, one blue
and Lottie Wolf, one red.
Mrs. Rena Scott and little
Dorothy Evans of Beckley,
w. Va, were guests of Mrs.
Gravely on Mcdowell Ave.,
N. w. recently.
y
Miss Susie M. Brandon of
Harrison Ave-, NV, spent
the weekend visiting her
parents in Sonora, N. G..
She also attended the bac-
calaureate services Sunday
at the Person County High
School in Roxboro, N. G.
y
The Year Book Commit
tee of the Ideal Garden Club
met with Mrs. Moriah Bur
ton on Gilmer Ave. Mem
bers of this committee are
| Mocdor,ooc Roocio Hau Mo.
riah Burton, Maxine Young
and Carrie Galloway. Year
books for 1954-55 wer {
made. The Judging Com.
mittee met with Mrs. Mea.
nor Bonds in Delany Court
Plans were made for better
and more accurate judging
in tho Future Committee
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-29

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