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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.
I-REDRM. q

Alk-CONDITIONED 1-BEDRM.. Ca
| thedral and Idaho ayes. n.w.-Beau-
24-hr. secretarial switchboard; sun
| sirable. modern bldg. IDAHO TER
RACE EslA.C APTs.. AadS. 3o4o Idaho ave. NV,
DoWNTS%S, ~ row esls p st. NV sS rm..
See ianitor to inspect.
$65--Living room. bedroom. kitchen
bath; a. utilities included; aavailable.
apt. house: 45IS 80 md S' st. m n.e.. teoA Apt i.
!si0 h. /. AVE. N.E..Apt. 8. ? rms,
kitchen and bath. S54. J. LEE
DoNNEELILY 4 SON, MA. s-3316i
lily ". RM:; kit: bedr,m.. tT,n pvt. bath; bath
Lanier pl. NV. AID. 4-9066. --25
transp.. etc, SIS. LU!o4-3311. 80
UNFURNIsHED APT. 527 Kennedy
COW. TO DOWNTOWN and street
car; NV. section; bedrm.. liv. rm.,
Echols, W. W. CHAMBERS co. 1900
Chspin st; nv, co. 5-0432: -25
ment; 2 rooms and bath. available
on premises. Apply AMERICAN Sc
CURITY AND TRUST CO., ST, s.
eSY SYoR, REMEDY ST. NV. 1st @ iooP-
3 rooms. kit. and. shower bath, lge.
inclosed yard, inciud, utils.. SS7 so.
RA: -6-s227 OF. RA. .3-0231. -25
RIM. kit. and bath. S36.50: newly
DECORATED. 1907 18th st. NV. oDU.
ais Is iosi sr. s.w.-Enhciency apt .@p pvt.
kit, pvt. bath. EN-. 2-1965. S52
sRSarf 1asl q douKrs. s51li p blk. from ?S Sen
ate once Bldg Newly. decorated.
elss niesiy b,dF aFranged 1Sd -bsdrm. ss aptsii'
MD. AVE: st p st. -DedTm
SELECT YOUR COLOR SCHEMES,
y,edasI we redecorate Ito to your choice in our
s;w. Units consisting of liv. rm.,
now at $40 per mo, which includes
utils. Apply at Apt. /. or call our
g Sffies; soNs IA s-7479' E. M. Willis VIII
1s0s I7th ST. N.w.-4 rms, kit. and
bath; in conv. location; all utils
incl; incinerator service. NO. T.
cEoB IS06; r FAo8 RAi S,9l60; ,,,,,o.s;,. @5
nr. university - 4
Gr rms; Rr KIT; 1anS4 sna BATH Call RA' & 6-359O
1875 s. Ne; OATES TESS; sT. N.E.-Just e redec F.:
modern kit. bedrm.. liv. rm.. pvt.
bath: large rear yard; $40 mo.
$500 18th ST. N.W.-3 bedrms.. liv.
rm.. din. rm., kit. and bath; suit
inei. aSif Ap. ID ssaea 81 o. sllo mo-, as atilS
GEORGETOWN = This lovely. cool
apt. has nice rooms, kitchen and
bath. Ideally located. $3.50. Espe-
eeially suitable 2 or 4 adults. l33s
MoDERN s5S5 Ss; APR APT, ~ RIDG@ bedrm ma liv
rm., Kitchen. dinette, tile bath
double exposure; screened porch,
elevator. fncinerator. parking lot;
$50 WA. 7-7619. -26
13f BURBANK ST. S.E.-only S64 90.
disposal. Convenient to everything.
lss7 81 Htf1 sHEPHFRb HF j. ST. NV N.W.-Duplex
apt, 5-rm.. kit. and bath: $77.50
mo. ST. 3-3466. ewes. EN-. 3-8369.
219 II ST. N.W.-One-rm;, kit; bath.
$3.50 ! mo; see s = MR.. MORGAN; No.
1921 i!th sT. N.w:-s rms, ia
decorate. M. PAUL HANNAH. 732
18th st. NV. ME. S-4100. .-25
S37-1-room kitchenette. utils... ele-
yatt99ro 1115 i5,, 9th St, NV. callo JE.
I2632 DOUGLAS ST. Me- -bedrm.
apt. in pvt. home. conv. location,
all utils.. furn. LA. 6-3766.. -26
Mr.. KEY BRIDGE. new ] and 2
bedrms.. conv. Georgetown. Ft. Myer,
Pehtagon: parking. shopping: adults;
medium rent. ia. S-1133. 80
1880 BELMONT ST. NW.-For a
low-priced two-bedrm. unit in mid
town location; rent $3.50. Self
service elevator. Available for i'm
med. occupancy. See janitor on
premises.
j. A. McKEEVER CO., INC.
1889 K st. NV. ST. 3-SSOO
-27
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD

TAKoMA PARK-Furn. or unturn.
apt, in pvt. home; liv. nm, bedrm..
kit and bath. newly decorated. near
Piney Branch and Flower: all utils..
2nd a.. pvt. entrance. JU. 9-3S53.
COLLEGE PARK, Md rms.
kitchenette. bath. bus stops ct door,
pm. LA coNdA APIS. 9412 Bal
1sS9 saE0rf rffLSWER SSSfER AyE,-srd a. $50:
ground a.. $33;5o:- for ADULTS
Lfv. RIM. bedrm.. kitchenette, din.
alcove. bath. lge. closets, 2nd n,
pvt. entrance. nr. Walter Reed and
transp.. cple. only. $75. JU. 5-6236.
8 ROOMS AND BATH. private en-
trance; quiet neighborhood. $50
SILVER SPRINA-Liv rm.. bedrm..
kit. pvt. bath SNd entr.. nicely fur
nished, all utils,. 500. JU. 5-6587. .
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. ExT.-Cool
liv. rm.. bedrm,, tile bath Kitchen
ette. patio. $3.50. JU. S-l21a.
CoLMAR MANoR-sseond n. liy,
rm.. bedrm., kit. and hathrm., quick
trsnsp. TO D. c. WA. 1-6969 week
CORA" "iIsT Hills I T Ts.E.-1 bedrm.. Yxe.
liv. rm., dinette. kit, bath; S94 so,
incl. ali utils Attract. furn. Apply
1414 Boones Hill rd. Sc. 10. s-Sl 10.
-26
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AMAZING VALUE
OPEN FOR INsPEcTIoN

1865 COLUMBIA RD, NV rms.
kit. bath, S65.
1899 Irving st. n.w.-1 rm., kitchen
and bath, $79.5O.
2544 18th st. NV. 2 rooms, kitchen
and bath. $50.
1898 18th st: NV. 2 rooms. kitchen
and bath. $780,
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" Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, APRIL "a, 1854
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l53 36th ST. N.E-I-bedrm. duplex
with liv. rm., dinette, kit. and bath.
screened porch; avail. today; $54 80.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
l113 18th st. NV. EX. 3-24S9
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THE ROSEMONT

THE ROSEMONT
Exceptionally nice I-bedroom apt.
tastefully furnished, convenient to
Pentagon. Fort Myer and Navy Yard.
in modern. well managed bldg; S95
incls. heat and hot water. Apply
Janitor, 401 Commonwealth ave,
Alexandria.
DREYPUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. MA. S-05S2
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APTs. UNFuRNlsHEp-p. e. /

1903 Both ST. s. S.E.-Duplex apt, liV
rm., bedrm.. dinette, kit. and bath
scr; porch; avail. May 1st; adults
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FURNISHED
FURNISHED
FTTRNTSuED

FURNISHED
FOR THE FIRST TIME WE CAN
NOW OFFER A COMPLETE SELEC-
TON OF 2-BEDRM. FURNISHED
APTS. ALL APTS. ARE FRONT
UNITS AND NEWLY DECORATED
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APTs. EuRNlshEp-vA..

Plenty of parking. lovely ground
Apply IN person. WA. 7-620O. -
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GOOD HOPE HILLS

WEST SIDE OF NAYLOR RID.
AT 3Uth ST. Sc. AND OVER
LOOKING SUITLAND PARKWAY
Modern apartment in attractive small
building, with homsFke atmosphere.
Unusually large living room with
dining area combined. spacious bed
rm., 14x10-ft. concrete rear porch,
annie closet and storage space;
$3.50 per month including utili-
Office 2QQQ 2nth ST Se LII 129n0
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Goss REALTY CO. INC. MA. s-1s5s
.. BEDRMS.. NV.
1917 Rhode Island ave-, Apt, 303;
elevator bldg. See janitor; $63
See janitor: only S62 %.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA1 3-S30O
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N: ARL. Enc. in apt. bldg: liv. rm,,
May |. ia. 7-0lO7. -24
LIVING RIM. dining room comb. bath
inei Rnses; utiIsl hisi95le 9V s3s :sstlRs sos mo-
DUPLEX. completely furn. with silver
and china. July l to Nov. i. S125
per mo. ia. 8 400, Ext, 476. SIS
WESToVER ,APTS. N Arlington
Bedrm., bath. kit. liv. rm.. din. L;
'f4 f9nVsnisnt snnsss everything S94 so
ARL.--4 rms; conv. loc. bus. shop,
IA. 2-6456; after 6, JA. Z 1887.
on AEas sasia. rms zvl h Ma; bath is CLOS; s5g ig
Util; paid, JA. 7-3641 after s and
ARIINGToN-sman Rffk sPSsi tuin. ant: M2s al,
1tils 1yillss furn.. gentleman. Call or, A.
AIEx;-Airport or Pentason person @
21a-bedrm. apt; also. enc. apt,
NieEEY ntseIy fqTn F1RN avail sRM lst RA 9-5o22 Z,
Observation-Disclosures. apt, pvt. bath
and shower. pvt. entr.; Sl7 wk.,
utils: incl TE. 6-S777. -26
FALLS CHURCH - Three-room- and
bath apt. completely furnished. all
utilities included; adults only; 500
month. Cell JE. 3-1141. -25
S: ARLINGTON-Two bedrms. close
Pentagon; children accepted park
ing facils.. pvt. entr. OF. 4-932S.
FALLS CHURCH-This e-bedroom,
nicely furn, apt, rents for $40, in
cluding utilities; month -to-month
lease. conv. to shopping; at-your-
door bus service. Avail. Immediately
See MRS. WILLIAMS. 533 Vista dr.,
Apt. 103. JE. 3-S573 80
n. ARL.-3 rms, bath, well furnished,
az snilo utIls' and phone. Empl. cple.
OVERLOOKING WASHINGTON. 8
min. Pentagon: private entrance, :,
rooms. kitchen. bath. Westinghouse
washer; bus stop, parking util incl. !;
suitable for girls; best location. 1907
s. goth st.; near Arlington Ridge rd.
Otis 4-SS45. -25
VERY CONV. PENTAGON-Laree liy.
rm., kitchenette, twin-bed rm., tile
bath and. shower. utilities included !;
men only pref; might consider
working couple.
Pvt. Entr.: S110 Mo. OF. 4-sn35
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17
w. A. Anderson, Jr.,
OF Jetersville, Takes
Student Pastor Post

A former resident Of Jeters-
vile, has accepted position as
minister to Christian Church stu
dents at University Of Alabama
Walter w. Anderson. Jr.. older
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter An
derson, Of Jetersvlille, will begin
his work at Tuscaloosa III Sep
.tember.
Mr.. Anderson was an honor stu
dent at University Of Richmond
and received his b. A degree there
IN 1851 This past June he re-
ceived a bachelor of divinity de-
gree from The COLLEGE of the Bi-
BE, Lexington. Ky While III sem
mary he received recognition for
outstanding scholastic achieve
ment.
While student at University Of
Richmond Mr. Anderson was &C
tive an the work at Seventh Street
Christian Church and in Virginia
Disciples Student Fellowship.
At Alabama his duties will in
cllde some teaching RESPONSE
bility in the department of reli-
sion. Mr. Anderson is Claiming to
enroll at the University of Ala
bama's graduate school and work
toward a doctors degree He also
plans to preach at the Cottondale
Christian Church near Tuscaloo-
So,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17
SAVERS Greek

Those who called on MI and
Mrs. A. f. Husman. Sunday af-
tcrnoon were Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Hillsman and dalahter. Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Ellineton and
children. Dan Allen Hllsman and
MI. and Mrs ID A IIillSman
Mr. and Mrs a b Mason spent
The week end with their daueh-
ter and son-in-law MI and Mrs.
Earl Matthews. Of Blackstone
Mrs. c NJ. Glliland and Mrs
II II. Lewis returned home on
Sunday after stayinq W..h their
father, L. P Burner Of Luay
few days
Miss Carolyn and Charlotte
MOTLEY spent last week with
. their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs
Bruce Motley. Of Blackstone.
The Saylers Creek Club held
its regular meeting Tuesday. All
gust 10 in the basement of the
church. The president. MIS- Fu-
nice Motley, presided
The NOMINATING committee then
gave its report New officers for
the next year are president. Mrs.
J p Noble. president Mrs.
j P Mason secretary, Mrs Jim
Frank, and treasurer Mrs A.
E. Hillsman. The Federation Goal
chairman. is Mrs. Phillip Gay.
and the Program Development
Chairman. Mrs. Arthur Ellington.
The fair committee appointed
by The president is Mrs Phillip
GAY. Mrs Jim Franck and Mrs,
Tom Schmidt Members gave their
SUGGESTIONS on subjects to b. stud
led for another year and plans
, were made to have a skit and par
Gel post auction In the near fu-
ture to raise funds to 40 to the
organ fund for the church
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17
DiIlwyn Rt. 3

Mr., and Mrs Frank OWnby
and Phyllis were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Miller, Sun
day,
j. Stinson and JuniuS Stln-
son, Mrs. w r Cox. Mrs Linda
Sheffield and Linda Gail and
Peggy Lou Carroll drove to Buggs
Island Dam Sunday They took
picnic lunch and enjoyed the day
very much
Mrs j G. Atwater has gotten
over her recent Illness and IS up
and around again. Her brother
and SiSterin-law MIR and Mrs.
Austin Bulloch., Of Richmond
visited her Saturday
Many friends in this community
attended the shower Saturday
night given Mr. ana Mrs Clyde
Davis in the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Hammonds, which was
greatly enjoyed
Weekend and Sunday visitors
in the j. j StinSon home were
Mr. and Mrs George w. Stinson
and son, Ray Wilbur. of powha-
tan: Mrs W. r Cox Mrs Linda
Sheffield, Linda Gail, Peggy Car
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17
C,Illlla

Miss Mary Jane Cross, of r. E.
Warren A +. b. Cheyenne, Wy.
and Mr., and Mrs j H. Grass.
South Charleston, w Va, arrived
Saturday at guests Of Mrs w t.
Major.
Mr.. and Mrs. G 0 Major. Of
Washington. d C.. and family
were guests Of Mrs w T Major
recently
Mr.. and Mrs, Lenard Lawrence
who have been visiting relatives in
this vicinity while on their va
cation. returned to BeltsVille. Md.
Friday Leonard showed movies of
his trip to the Smoky Mountains
and various places Tuesday night,
which were enjoyed by quite a
number of relatives and friends
Ice cream and cake We're served.
Mrs. Robert MOTLEY and Mrs
c. w. Wiley and Clarence of
Farmyille. were guests Of Mrs T;
c BeaSley. Wednesday
Mrs. Sidney Alien Mrs G w
Wiley and Mrs Bob MOTLEY were
in Richmond Wednesday on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs w f. Robertson
spent Tuesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Allen playing
croquet and canasta They played
ooouet with the a. M podsons
Monday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Barnard are
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17

This is a part OF the work requlr-
ed Of Miss Stoneman to secure
her degree from Virginia Poly
technic Institute III home eco
Monies With an Extension Ma
jor.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. w. n Stoneman, and is a
past Ali club member
The newly organized Rannie
Memorial home demonstration
club has made plans for the meet
ing which will be held at the home
of Mrs. Joe Griles August 10 at
100. At this meeting club mem
berS will have an opportunity 10
complete the reflnShing OF the
II chairs which were reSeated at
the last meeting
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17

proud parents of 4 son born on
August 10 at Grace Hospital IN
Richmond
The Woman's Missionary meet
ing met at Moore's Church We'd
nesday night Mrs A. M. Dodson
was the leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Allen We're
guests of Mr. and Mrs James Al
len Tuesday night at a party Civ
en- in honor of her brother, Tom
Wood. and his tianca
Mrs. ". 7 Major visited her
sister-n-law Mrs Minnie f
Purvis. in Richmond Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs w Fl Nolan and
Mr.. ] A. Lawrence attended the
baseball games between the Rich
mond Virginians and Syracuse on
Wednesday and Saturday nights
Jack Spring who pitches for Syr-
acuse is MI Nolans nephew
MI and Mrs Leonard LaWr-
ence. Who are SPENDING part Of
their vacation with home folks
here. returned from the Smoky
Mountains where they also enjoy
I'd few DAYS Nh Lawrence has
a number Of photographs Of the
trip.
Moore's Sunday School picnick-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17
Amelia Serviceman
At Yokohama, Japan

Pvt. Franklin D West, son Of
Mrs. Ophelia B. West Route 2.
Amelia. is serving at the Army's
signal depot in Yokohama. Jap
an
He is a foreign equipment ana
lysit at the depot, one Of the Ar
my's largests, which furnishes sig
nal and communications equip
ment for U. S. forces throughout
the Far East Private West en-
tered the Army in May 1858 and
completed basic training at Camp
Gordon, Ga.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17

roll and Ethel Marye Statzer, OF
Farmville MI and Mrs Ham
monds from Satoga, Mrs, James
Hanlmonds an3 oaby daughter.
Misses Name and Loretta Bow
man from Oslo LLOYD and Bobby
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17
Degree Applicant
W orking In Amelia
With Club Women

Miss Irene Stoneman Of Varina.
in Henrico county. came 10 Amel-
ia on July 10 for an eieht-week
training period She is now work
ing with Mrs. Mary T Williams
the home demonstration aoent
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17

Miss Mary Herman ana Mrs.
Sue DraWrv. of peters5ure visited
Miss Frances Evans. Saturday
afternoon.
Or and Mrs w r. Rogers Of
, Tallahassee. Fla. are yisitlne Mr.
and Mrs. d p. Poeers Miss Isabel
Rogers, Of MllledgeVille, Ga
spent several days TINS week. With
her grandparents before leavin9
Tor Evanston III TO attend the
meetlh. q the World Council Of
Chufches
Dl and MrS Cllck and three
daughters, Of Pensacola, Fla,
we're guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Ihomas Stark Tor The weekend
Mr ana Mrs Stark spent l'ues7
DAY ana wednesday IN Norfolk
North Caroline Guests
mr. ana Mrs. J1hn GIBBS had
as then guests for the past week
Mr. Gleos' another and sister,
irom north Wilkesboro, y c.
While here they stayed at tho
Amelia Presbyterian Manse Nh.
49, r lAe 9Vuaehl paslof a4
lS.iili'e memorial C!luI en-
- Nr"i aug "uaE = Ne3l IeIuille !
''1ilG'5 tIohl lamp Mont 0ileh7
1'"i'uoAii' MllLDoto springs
Mrs Barr Hostess
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17

Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Huddles-
ton and baby.
NH. iInnnonds reports his son
Eugene Tins secured a job in ONO
ana Is NOW working out there
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17

son Ben of Franklin. spent sew
eral days this week with Mrs.
Pcwells parents, Mi. ana Mrs
r. r. Barnes.
Miss Elizabeth Stems and Mrs.
Cosby, OF Williamsburg. were re-
cent guests Of Mrs t. NJ Weisig-
en-
Miss Sally Taylor, George K
Taylor. the Rev and MIS- Rich
ara F. Taylor and son, George
spent the weekend in Laurel Hill,
N c. and attended the ordina-
ton and installation Of the 'ReY.
William T DuBose as pastor of
the Church in the Pines
Mrs r. p Calbreath spent the
weekend in Iyor with Mrs. j. f,
Calbreath While there, She visit
ed jamestown, Yorktown and
Williamsburg
Recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Mortimer were MI and
Mrs Robert Blankenship and son
OF Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs.
II J Moeller, of Virginia Beach
Baltimore Visitor
Miss Bess Wood, Of Baltimore,
has been visiting Mr., and Mrs.
j H Altice and Mr. and Mrs. J.
+ Allen
Mrs Raymond Dawson Of
Richmond. was the guest of Mrs.
Mildred Wrenn, Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Banks
dale and daughters Jane and
Polly, Mr. and MrsH A Holmes
ana son, Aubrey Miss Irene
Stoneman. MIS- W. c Lester and
f t. Wood were dinner guets Of
Mi and Mrs r + Williams at
Mannboro Tuesday night
Mrs James Mullen, of Rich
mond visited c. + Wingo, Tues
day
Amelia Presbyterian Sunday
School had its annual picnic at
Goodwin lake Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Taylor Feted
Mrs S L. Farrar and Miss
l Lawrence Baugham entertained
Wednesday afternoon in the home
H.,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05
THIS IN THAT
~ MAGW Underwood

Mr.. and Mrs.. ,. r. Jones. tat 81.
Anthony Ave. 90. Paul. II well and
happy and IL employed by the May
Co., department. store.
A great many Twin CitIans win
be- happy 10 know that Mrs. a. H.
Loaltad. widow Of Rev. Lsaltad,
IL resting comfortably. Older citi-
zsns OF 80. Paul win recall that
the late Rev. Lsaltad was rector Of
81 Philips Episcopal church IN
81. Paul for many years.
Rev. l.. williams, another for
msr 81. Paul rector and his wife,
the former June Lee. worship In q
beautiful modern church which his
congregation built In Compton. q
Los Angeles suburb.
Miss Ines Williams, former ~.
Paults, IL Commissioning following
an auto accident. She II the sister
Of Mrs. Mary Rogers Of 81. Paul.
George Bryant BucocssfuI
Many Minneapolis folks win re-
member George Bryant, He h an
other former resident Of Mime
sofa. who has made good He n an
insurance broker. He has q very
fine home beautifully furnlshsd.
We enjoyed being his guest at .
broadcasting station whore he was
the announcer and me, a. o largo
choir sang,
Mrs. HermiOne Hickman II en-
joyinK her visit with hoF son and
his family, She 10 spending the
winter but come spring Hhs II
looking forward 70 returning 10
20. Paul Mrs. Hickman looks fine.
Mrs. Stella Harper was very
pleasantly surprised on her last
birthday when her husband ''zsks"
presented her with n gorgeous new
Buick sedan. the IIArpsrs own .
lovely bungalow homo. Their neat
garden, many beautiful flowers.
shubbery and barbecue pit add TO
the Attraetivsneas Of their place.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTlCE OF SHHRHFF>n
EXECUTION aAL.R

Under and by virtue OF an Exeeu.
ton issued out % and under the
seal OF the District Court OF the
Fourth Judicial District and County
OF Hsnnepin on the eth day OF De-
eember In the year 1888 UPON q
judgement rendered and docketed
~ said Court and County IN an ae-
ton therein, wherein Allied Build-
PLAINTIFF. and Lillian j. orSSesr vas
defendant. IN favor OF said plain
tiff and against saId defendant III
Ian J, oraseer for the sum OF i've
thousand. Two Hundred SIXTY
s sIEss S1LisS DSllArS a. appears
office % the clerk OF said District
Court for said County Of Hsnnspin.
wHEREAS said judw.m.n, vas
docketed IN the District Court %
nsnnepia County on the lth DAY Of
ii,iS o'clock A. NJ on saId day ana
Hundred SIXTY Eight and o. nee
Dollars = nov actually due thereon
,,mI. liter, ls,sr.,s on i,ftSoi psllArs
y 1881 and NJ 70 ana insiSdiSE the
date % sale, also for cents
Increased cost and for all ny fees.
costs and disbursements Of levy and
sale, which said Execution has TO
s ne Ss S s.sa ant % ,, s.ls H.sssgIn
liysrsd. I have levied ppoa ana win
sell AZ public Auction 90 the highest
cash bidder In the lobby % the
Shertfrs main office IN the District
Court House IN tire city % Mime
s sIs :. y 1919 ssId &C, Ssun;y Of Hsnns;
ssreS issS Il ' ,ss o ssiS SAY y ts 81
forenoon 90 that DAY. an tire rtRhl.
title and iaterest that the above
aamsd Judgment debtor haa In ana
TO th. real estate hsrsinattsr dss-
lsts, that ssIss IN. cate 81 IN.
ditioa % said taaEusat or any IN
terest therein Witch said iudgrnent
debtor tAllian J orAsher have afnes
that day arautrpd. the description
- re property bsing a. foiiowA
lets ite ana RAJ, n Norvalsa.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05

Lines We Read And Hope You
Like
The boss came into the office
the other day, Sat Tor an hour and
told mo how hard business 10 20
find and how profits are dimin-
Iahing. For the life Of me can't
figure who told him was plan
ming 10 ask for . raise. James
J. o'Rsiliy. Your Life,
February can't fool me. All this
high sounding stuff about Lincoln
and Washington ana Valentines
Day In Just propaganda trying 10
hide the fact that there In snow 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05

The Clovers are really on the
upgrade a. their newest sides will
attest. Particularly good Ia their
Lovely DOVEY. which II along
the lines Of why Don't You Do
Right ?" This 10 q romper. Flip Il
the stomp-swingy LITTLE MA
MA. which sports q fine sax solo
(AtlanticD.
A rather interesting and unusu-
al blues pattern 10 laid down by
the Prof. Longhair's Blues schol-
ars. while the professor comes on
with q blues shout. Flip. a fiery
one In the shuttle pace In IN THE
NIGHT, with q real hypnotic beat
lnsistently pounded away by the
Scholars (Atlantic).
Sacred, splrituals
This category Of waxings has
not received much attention from
this column Of late, not for lack Of
interest, but because they dribble
In one at a time.
Now II seems to have developed
a backlog OF sacred and/or spirit
ual records. all recently, 30 here
they are:
The latest one Ia the -Four In
ternes' new waxing Of WHO WILL
YOUR CHILDREN BE and DO
you KNOW HIM. Both are
rhythmic, numbers. done with
plenty Of feeling. but our choice
IL Captain" which has that spirit
90 identifiable with the old time
revivals King.
Bill Kenny. known for his bal
lads. i've numbers In the past,
gives a reverent and touching per-
Torrance on the sacred side, a. he
does JUST FOR TODAY and
DON'T PUT IT OFF TILL SUM-
DAY (GET IN TOUCH WITH
GOD TODAY, the latter his own
composition. The Ray Charles
Singers and ork under Sy Oliver
accompany him (DeccA).
Gospel-singing has become such
a fine art, that many times In
dividual singers or groups leave
out the most important thing -
that unless the feeling In there,
the song or singing Is Just an
other song or singing.
Among those groups which
show evidence Of not having for
gotten this one important point
are the Jackson Gospel Singers
with the LAST MILE OF THE
WAY and I CAN'T WALK TINS