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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11
E DEBS and DATES

III pobs and Dates
This week ! am bringing you
some Of the choice happenings a.
bout the cities
ON Saturday past the Elks had
a dance which was highly success
ful The "Emcralds" sang few
numbers with Harry Dillon and
Robert Green taking the leads
The local band played - few mum
bers with records nj iutermDs.0n
saw Judy Jones and Helen
Williams who have been absent
from Minneapolis for quite "a
while Daisy Cooper and Blu
Jones. Rosalind Sims and WalIy
Williams, Wanda Robinson and
Charles Norwood. Del0rea FaiauH
and JEFF Melton highlightsd N"
evening M couples Of IN. night
Roger Anderson Don Tow"lIs
John Dorsey Harry Fulfnrd w"T"
among some 81 the Dates who
were seen from the 81 Paul area
In my last column ! put f"ur
girls az Earth Angies" and II
seems that 'h"Hc girls have mis-
taken me Rs sounding nn them J
wan, them - understand that IN
this column don't sound on girls
Non IN February n No
Coulea Kas are throwing a big an
I uiy"rpary party at ShIrlec Ja'E-
sons house ana guess what kids .
The fc~,ds arc free Prom wha, 7
have heard Their" .YiIi b" plenty of
. ~ tOD.
Dolores Smiley IN giving an in
w'atlonal "swse'h"Hr" party On
Saturday and Afterwards a slun.
b"r party for The F,ris
This past Sunday q few - The
/ Dsbs and Dates went out far a
/ Ht'lc different Kind ~ entertain
/ rneut Bowling The cfcw included
| Dnl~ris Fais0n. Dolores Smiley.
/ ppanns Garter Barbara Earu"s
Norman Wss'h"rry. Jsf Hrl'nn
PM Fals0n. Sonny FaiaDn ard
Martin HI L0ads ~ fun waS had
by thsao beginning b0Eior9 Any
I IN" elsa VINO wants ~ 70 m thee"
/ Sunday games get In 'rUrh Win
- and well be glad ~ add soFns
more on
| The Coronation Bail will b" hsh
a. Halle q Friday and want 70
-" all you g'gy- ard gals oaIt. in
| Guiding y0I Richard Eob,rHDu
Jake B1-n,ly and A. Frazier
The favDri's rscord fpr This
NINTH IL "T7afinR Ny Lvc" by
me Gorsaae4 Johnny Ne
I haven't heard from many -
you Dsbs and Dates - YT' bit
I'm s'iIl 5~p~rfirR ~ all - yHu ~
write ne nice inrR ls''sr We
haven't received any rsEs from
any ~ you You al can't sJp"c' ~
- Fs' all news snf hspp~rinSs
but yssI c0gif help 10 quite a BIZ
RFnirR ~ until Bari
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y
~ fell backward down six stair
steps In her home on Tuesday,
February ist and AS result SUI
fercd badly sprained back, She
has been confined to her bed for n
week
Dinner Hosts; Mir and Mrs.
Charles A Thomas. i02i Fourth
Az &. were hosts At dinner to Mr.,
and Mrs, Gordon Granger on sun.
day, February q
WIN Attend Rrauticians Con
yentioni The Mines Theresa
Granger, Nvonne Jones and Ruby
Hnweitnn viii leave this week end
for st Louis, Mo, where they will
attend the Regional Beauticiap's
convention,
tospitnlisedI MIR, Joseph Dan
forth, 1850 Clinton Az, Is In Vet.
Grams hospital for reat and treat,
ment lie " greatly improved
Ou, of Nospitaii Mrs, Maude n
Chandler, 1906 Firth Az, 3. re-.
turned home from Northwestern
Deaconcss hospital On Thursday
February 10, where ahe went for
x-rays and treatment
Engagement Announccdi Mr.
and Mrs Louis Sorreli, 1897 "a,
rard Az NJ, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter
Josephine, To PIE. Virgil I'm, sou
of Mr. and Mrs, Leroy nm Of 72o
Girard Az N The wedding date
has not been act
~, Agnr. 0uiidi 81 Agnes Guild
Of st Thomas Episcopai church
met "Wednesday evening. Februar,
y, nj the home Of Mrs Berry
Smith. 37ip Smelling Az,
Choral Union In Nehearsaii Tn,
Minneapolis Choral Union viii
have n special rehearsal At 2lor
Baptist church on Monday, Frbru
AIRY u. at \ pm. All members mr.,
asked To be present and on time
birthday sharedi Gary Thomas
Miller, son 1T Mr.. and Mrs Wenze
q, Miller. b22 Emerson Az, NJ, II
celebration of his eleventh birth
day, was host 90 HIS classmates nj
Harrison School by sharing hi
birthday cake with them
birthday ttonoredi MI, l. A
Hail, 1900 Glenwood Az N. IL
honor Of his wife's birthday wal
host al dinner NJ a cafe IN Somer
set, Wis, on Sunday, February q
Guests In addition 10 Mrs Iiall wcr,
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Russell
Opb.Ila Ric. WtTu; Opheiis
Rice Wcru In holding memorial
meeting IN memory of Frances
willard. organizer Of the wcrt
for the state ~ Minnesota, ~
Monday evening, February II, nj
T3o pm. at the home ~ Mrs
James Lane, 722 Fremont Az N
MI. Joseph McHsnry will be- gIeH
speaker Members are asked 10 al
tend and bring - friend
Rack nj Work. Mrs Bessie Ore
sham. 27i7 Clinton Az who hai
been confined Ia her home for th'
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Charmousettr Social Club: Mem.
bers of the CharmOusette Social
club took time out from their
regular business schedule on Feb,
ruary s and spent social eve
ming at a Chinese restaurant in
Minneapolis Members enjoying =
delicious dinner OF Chinese food
were the Mines Ethel Barr Eliza,
beth Nichols. Vclma Waters. Ar,
line Winfield. and the Misses Ruth
Manning and Ruth Davis The
next meeting Of the club will be
Tuesday. February % with Mrs
Airline winfield 1909 Carroll Az
as hostess
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11

Attend League Meeting! Mrs.
], G, E'rw. 84S lglehart Az, and
Mrs Earl Brent of TsS Carroll Az.
attended n meeting ~ Unit No, ~,
League OF Women Voters nj the
home of Mrs, Robert Adam. 1929
Paramount Az, ON Wednesday
morning. February o, at 10 am,
The next meeting will he at the
home Of Mrs. Few, 843 lglehart,
on February 20,
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past month due 20 n virus infec-
ton is able TO be up and back on
the job,
undergocs Surgery; Mrs, Ronald
Hughes. SSH Firth Av, s.. Is
patient in rairview hospital where
she underwent surgery on Thurs
day, February 10.
Cosmopolitan 10 club: Mrs, No
komis Collins. 8ib James Az. ".
will be hostess To the Cosmopoli-
tan 10 club on Saturday evening.
February ~,
birthday 6rcrtings; Greetings
to MIR, Charles Thomas Of to2i
Fourth Az. a.. who viii celebrate
his birthday on Monday, February
IL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11

hCf. ~ -. "AllldiiAS Vi ANt"
York City, uncle of the bride. per-
formed the double ring ceremony
in the living room before a back
ground OF floor baskets filled with
pink flowers, thanked on either
side by tall pink lighted tapers in
wrought iron candelabras, and
conferred with a Pre-Dieu covered
with pink satin. The beautiful ar
rangement Of flowers and the soft
light Of the candelabra added to
the impressiveness of the occasion
Mr.. Bob Aston played the ira
ditional wedding music and &C
com-panied the soloist, Mrs Mar
garet GOODWIN, who sang
Through The Years"
Descending the stairs which
were garlanded with southern
smilax and pink flowers, the bride
entered on the arm of her father
who gave her in marriage She
was beautiful in bridal gown of
ice blue satin which featured a
fitted bodice, semi-boat neckline
encircled with seed pearls and Sc
quins, abbreviated sleeves and full
skirt ballerina length. She wore
matching hat, shoes. nose veil and
mitts trimmed with seed pearls
and sequins. She carried blue
bible topped with orchids and pink
sweetheart roses.
Mrs. Maria B. Greed, Durham.
cousin of the bride. was her only
attendant. She wore u dress OF
blue grey taffeta, fashioned with a
fitted bodice, straight lines in
front and full back. featuring an
off the shoulder neckline. abbre-
waited sleeves and ballerina length
skirt. She wore matching hat and
shoes and carried cascade OF
pink roses, gerba and pom poms.
Carlisle F. Pratt, of Wash
ington, d. C.. attended the groom
as best man and groomsmen were
Oliver 7. and Nathan r Garrett,
brothers OF the bride and Garrett
Parker. cousin OF the bride
Mrs. Garrett, mother of the
bride choose a maUve taffeta gown
with which she wore matching ac-
cessories and an orchid corsage
Ae reception was held following
the ceremony The dining table
was covered with blue satin over.
laid with pink nylon tulle caught
at each corner with tniy Colonial
nosegay OF pink flowers A floral
arrangement OF assorted pink
flowers centered the table with
silver candelabra holding lighted
pink tapers on either side At one
end was the five TERED wedding
cake with decorations of pink
roping
A reception was held following
the Mines. Jackie West Bill Bailey
Marian Parham. Lucille Williams
Rosemary Fungerburg Arona
Parker. Hazel Reveiera. Geneva
StanbcCk. Patricia Palmer and
Miss Harriette Amey
Mrs. Vernon attended the Dur
ham city schools Howard Univer,
city. Washington, y. c. and NORTH
Carolina College. Durham, n c
Mr.. Vernon attended the Mime
apolis city schools and Howard
University He IL the bushes,
manager Of the Howard tuiv"r
sity Dental school
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Social and Personal
~ MINNEAPOLIS

Mother Was Guest: Mrs, Stella Light of Lusen, Mimi, has
been spending few days with her daughter and sonnaw,
Mr. and Mrs Richard McCarter of oil H. 22nd ST. and will
leave this week end for Detroit Mich visit another daughter
and on.n,law, Mr. and Mrs Gene Griffin.
Eustains Back Injury: Mrs Edith Jones' AIS Dupont Av.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11
DAUGHTER OF PROMINENT NORTH
CAROLINA FAMILY WEEDS FORMER
MINNEAPOlITAN IN HOME WEDDING

Durham N C-Mrs. Gloria Garrett HAYNES Washington
d. c. daughter of Dr. and Mrs York Garrett of 1852 Fay
esstve St. Durham became the bride of Mr. Don Manuel Yer
of Washington d. c., of Mrs Ada S Johngan, Min
neapos, Mimi. and Mr. Louis Vernon of Chicago, Ill,
p Friday January IS in the home of the brides parents
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11
VIZ ARR WEARING WITH 4 GREAT DEAL Pride Il

little tim" ard pint ~ blpd donated TO
the ~ FrR0naI BIr<d Ceut"r ~ WhH painless and ~"
u a Then u II such Ros feeling
10 helpful thank h'c hue
priceless Eespns" 20
tsas Increased lives bit 10
fundamental 10 way
u
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11

trirtr'h annual celebration ~ NEGRO
HIsTOFY late Garter Wo>i1on found
ed Asaa,on f4fs and History the
early Washington u G.
support requires ~ least 10 mem
0rRanizs We would like 10 from
anyone interested IN S1,h project would
eon,rbg,lon 10 he lntsreu,uraI 81 dty
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11

pl" by tonnee Chivors, accompanied by the Can
tinos and Fred Ewing singing Fred Warnings ~.
rangcment Of The Battle Hymn Of the Republic
This should rate nv appearance
u WAS HEARrwARMING To sEE Rev and
Mrs l.. Simmons and good number of HIS con
gteRation at the scfyico' His brief and witty com
ments added Ia the pleasure 81 tho OCCASION /,
obvious that the adults 81 this church stand
firmly behind their young people such an I'M
portAnt thing for building tho future world
II WAS OBVIOUS that this group In at home
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An INTEREsTISG sr0T tbs wEEK y

National with IN" display 81 ~ Pas" arts
beauty If the great Northwest certainly been oaptu"
paint brush
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REsnENTs OF Iur CnIsrIs AIIt

lighted with yHt fran ~" ~, PAU Winter carnVn
Royalty They hous" which held by u
building
able 10 d"n into the Hv
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11
IT WAS mEARrwARMING TO srr Rev an

with Bach Moznr Franck EcVn anthem" and Hprtuas Let "
take hats 10 Mrs Ewing for her fin" ability and 10 the
young the group their conscientious study
TiIFRE ~ PLENTY OF EMPLOYMENT for sidewalk
with the hole the Empire National Bank
Building the construction Of the
store
We DROPPED on J X 7i7 ~ Anthony
tlk the Associated Negro Credit Union
delighted Of The Spok"sman' small
published II church publication edited
printed by members Rev Carlyle HowartS congregation
Family Night" Theatre February n
asxnd all tickets Hod their representa-
tives the ofhc" viii not count
HAVE popular vocalist, julius Cassnr
pOa appear Pilgrim FRIDAY, FEB
vino has returned from engagement In
Milwaukee wonders and Iook forward
aft
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11

sham. 27i7 Clinton Az, who har
been confined to her home for thu
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-11
TTE SNAIL. THY Of ,ho comm
VIZ HAVE NOTED ~

Minneapolis viii appear NJ Pilgrim Eai
Tiary ~ Mr. Caesar, VIM has just r"tu
Milwaukee dDrR wonders with gospel
to this musical treat The Senior choir
affair
Evening star., 1955-05-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1858 Champion hard
top; overdrive, ETC.; $4,000. miles;
TORS, 51oo Wis. ave-. wo. $4,000.
sTUDEBAKER so Champion REGAL
hardtop: fully euuip.: clean. one
owner car: 2-tone green: 81 1876.
BOWMAN STUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga.
ave. NV. RA. 6-1122. 80
AZ and '4s models,
Champs and Commanders. from sos
to S345. BOWMAN STUDEBAKERs
1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-1122:
sTUDEBAKER 'ss Champion Regal
2-door sedan: heater and cd: clean.
1nsSYna5 pnicsS e. ss sft siis5. reg Bowman Rniii
sTUpE1HIA.,gSER. " 1900 Ca. ave. a NV
sFHDsBakERs FHi sihlkI 80 Champions. SS
SOS to s445; i fully % eoTp. BOW BOW.
MAN sTUpEgAKER. Ssoo Ca. sve.
sfHDEszkaR fiHi sAi elt5s '5s Commander TS Regal
4-dr.; and h.. auto. trans. under
1000 actual miles, 81 .:395. BOW
MAN sTuDEBAKER. 1000 Ga. ave.
sRGDEBAkEh Z T EAl fislIS 1854 Champion: @sp at
tractive 2.tone blue. 4-dr. fully
equip. including gas-sayine over
ddIiye. Low mileage; SLABS. Lo 4
sTUiDEBAKERs 's2 Champs. Com
manders and Landcruisers: low mi,
one owners. 2-door. 4-doors and
Star coupe models; 8 cars to choose
from; avail. with Cd. auto. trans.
t.s., r. and h.;S695 to S995. BOW
MAN STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga. ave.
NV. RA 6-1122. 80
sTUDEBAKER AT Champion 4-door
sedan: r. and h., overdrtve; really
good condition; $3.50 or best offer.
No phone; come to C-22 Woodrow
Wilson Presidential Gardens. Alex.
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER '54 Landcruiser; r.
and b., auto. trans. Wv. tires. fog
iishts. harmonizing c-tone green
Interior: sold new for $4,000; price
now, 81. .795. BOWMAN sTuDE-
BAKER 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
sSTT1dpbIEIBAKER .S1 4-door Land.
cruiser de luxe; blue. auto, trans
perfsct: s5s5. Ju. 5e3z12. sSs
STUDEBAKER 80 de luxe sedan; re-
conditioned throughout; new motor.
w.-W. tires; l owner; NO. 7-4a4s.
sTupEBAkER 1850 champion club
coupe: radio and heater; price $3.50.
Call EN-. 2-1961, between 10 am.
and 6 p-m.. Sat. and Sunday. 80
sTUDEBAKER 194s Champion con-
vert: =. and h.; S295 cash. Pvt.
sTUpEsIKER YSEi 50 Champion 2-Sr.;
r. and h.. gas-saving cd: 1897.
ANTHONY ABRAHAM CHEVROLET
CORP. 1899 East-West hwy. Silver
sIyt1IFssl4,kEE IsI a sss ssF; good espdi- "a
sTUDE. 55 Pres. hardtop; o.d.. fully
equip: 5000 , mi ogner oD1Y driven DR., from trpH
f,ssxi5c ffsssSTy; ee1ntry Gun 2-oo7l' PVs' paass'S
sgSSa s74S RoRNsRg SaaRRgg s6iGk oVetS5axs d0Ts
town. I'LL 14th. DL 7-3993. -27
WILLYS AZ Jeep station wagon; con-
dition exceptional for this model.
Paint and interior good, equipped
oyerdriye and heater. $335. so.
5-0054. 80
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FORD '53 Tudor sedan: light blue
radio and heater; low mileage; ST.,
1876. -
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1880 14th St. NV.
AD. 4-S5O0, Ext. 8

FoRD 4s F9e F9gedos; srIf3E2 $S42; JTs ERAzEF 4
sfeo soHfMAN n eHESRoEEr Hi aR!aIE a0Sa ca f15 AD
sERvicEMGN it7H NE Fl ffNAScEp lSf Hi @s sefhu'
FORD 40 VS. Custom station wagon:
3 seats. overdrive. radio. heater,
spot light: runs fine: wood only fair
S325. DE. 2-2002. after $3.50 pm
and Sun. EN-. 3-0437. -29
5000 miles. one owner. Same al
brand-new. Week end only. $995
BELL sM6ooToRs' SOLO Wis. ave
roRb G8i essSSSi IS Ranch wason. customiine as
vs., fully equip. incl. Fordomatic;
sSwSxs Sss fSs,5 S7vpfsaKas ~ slss 1860
FORD 1851 Victoria, excellent condi-
ton throughout: fully equipped
$S95: bank financing. MERSON 4
THOMPSON. Crysler-Plymouth Deal
and 1927 Wis. ave. OF. 2-26i5.
FORD 1910 Tudor, good cond.; green
slip covers: 80 Ford motor: Wv
tires. 5000. OIL. 9-9519. 30
FORD '53 Victoria hardtop: Fordo-
matte: must be disposed Of TIL!
week. Best offer. co. 5-S462. ---2e
tires: only. $4,000 mi: orig. owner
Must sacrifice. Lo. 5-479S. -2s
FORD ~ custom sedan; motol
16,000. $3.50. BY owner. JE. 2-5SO5
FORD 1858 convertible: garage: Low
mi; excel. cond.: all extras. 81 ,e0(
nash wn a,ok01 30
Evening star., 1955-05-28

NHsn ssss. is5H q Es@s5 s9sssat s0sa sss sgs
NasH 3sj e-42sl' |5e 4-door sedan; radio.
weather eye, cony; bed ideal to5 S9
camping: $500. ia. 2-70S6. -2S
NASH 1859 Statesman club coupe;
:. and h.. black with red top, ny wv.
out; sse5. BELL MOTORS, 5o1o
sxsa All Il, .;s:5 s';s$ En- sz sas' sss :sss|
o1psMoB1LE 1875, "ss" 4-dr.; Hy-
dra., r. and h.; one owner, low
@ssse s9ss BEfE RiIf Sfed 'G6SpShSH: 5oIo %
oaIDs;MoBiLE ays; %R g;snSSi iss7 a-dr. s-cylinder;
eIYc ciai. $50. BELL MOTORS. 501O
wis, ave, Wo $4,000; -29
HYDRA. r, h: very clean. good cond.
$3.50 best offer. OWNER. so. $3.50.
oLDsMoBnE 1854 "ss" Holiday
cadet blue. blue interior to match;
White-wali tires: fully equipped.
Power steering, brakes, etc, Only
4.4OO miles. New-ear warranty and
MoToRS. NC, $500 Hampden
lane. Bethesda. Md. -2g
OLDSMOBILE 40 2-door '9S"; Hy-
dra.. r, and h.; Al condition; Sa9o' Ssa
SI2bsMo5SffE II, sI5sffi 1853 "ss" convert: as
new: new si'Sss. sIass 'Gg BELL IH MoToRs. s 500
wis ave. WO. 6-S900. 30
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD l94S station wagon; $500;
%SosSS,ssssSS :'ssi issf aas RsS
FORD 1854 customlhe Tudor: blue.
white top. ll;;0oo miles, ;., :; and Si,1a. B..
ne %et 1ssS5ns s.Ss9s. country; $3.50: &c Gan
FoRD 1888 Custom VS. Pordor:
fully equipped; / driver-owner:
terms; IKE llss new: tWo-tOns; 81. $50.
r6kD "a; s.5Soei :5S Custom ..s" Tudor: C1s Over
TOP condition: sss5. Kf. s.sil4:
HENRY J. .s2 ADJ: e.cyl,ndef;! "A
REAL PEPPY LITTLE ECONOMY
CAR: radio and heater. beautiful
NAN MsiS0n cHSEyRoiSEr SasR e o0SH GnARANTEE. iHal
serahus. aD sERvicEHdESN VII Fl F11NHNcED..
HUDSON 1e4e 4-dr.: s17s. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut, Wo.
HG6soN Hj6sSSi 1850 2-door; gray; $4,000
miles; radio and heater; 1928. IA.
HUDSON 40 Commodore "e' 4-dr.
sedan; better-than-average hniSh
and interior: motor tiptop: Sell this
week enu special. S1SS. rluauCluB
arranged on the spot. No cash nee
essary on good credit. KIRK MO-
TOR Co, 1000 Georgia ave" % IA.
HUDSON SJ1sSIi "a Hornet 4-dr.; equip. !:
less than 5000 miles; cannot be
told from brand-new: real beauty:
1885. STANDARD PONTIAC. 4404
r. /. ave. ne. UN. 4-5661. 80
JAGUARS SO mod. roadster; only
S.432 miles: like new: S2,476. Also
'54 mod; only 1000 miles. sse
JACK PRY before 6as you buy" A4tn
JAGUAR 1850 XK-120: perfect con-
dition; 81 700. TIE. 6-7763.. --29 .
JAGUAR-MK. v 1850 sedan, $50
miles on new motor, new steering.
new front end, rebuilt radiator, over
$1,000 overhaul: sell $1,000. WA.
Evening star., 1955-05-28

PoRsCHE new 1855 speedster; alse
GsmD1Sss SS HiIsyn Se Moeri. M95aI Aqsl
MG. Sunbeam. Mercedes-Benz,
MANHATTAN AUTO. INC. lest
1910. 9TH at r. st. NV. North 2
2700. Branch sales, 1910 King st..
Alex, Va. King S-5525.
black top: !. ana h.: ST. .Se5. terms.
Sorry, no trade. HAINES MOTOR
Co, $500 BladensburR rd. ne.
STUDEBAKERS 81 Champions and
Commanders, Star coupe. 2-door
from. avail. with auto trans. cd,
radios and climatizers: S495 TO
S645. BOWMAN STUDEBAKER.
1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6.112G
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcent.l

BUICK 1884 Super hardtop eony.;
cherry red over beige; car fully
equipped. Also q baby blue conv
Compare these cars at only So. 1916
BELL MOTORS, 6010 Wis. ave. WO
6-S900. -29
Evening star., 1955-05-28

BUICK '54 Super Riviera: perfect II
every way imaginable. words can
describe this one-in-a-million: casn
trade or terms. TU. 2-4200. BILL
ROSS. 7400 Ga. ave. NV. -29
BUCKS, Horner's Corner, I'LL 14tt
NV. (downtown)-A choice selec,
tioL. of models and colors. Dl
7-3993. Buick Dealer. STANLEY II
HORNER. 80
BGICKssslss.ieP OSls dRNSs e TSfsls saeS anS
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. D.
BUICK 1858 convertible; T. and b,
Al condition.; best offer over 81, 400
WO. 6-1105, between $50 and 9:3(
Evening star., 1955-05-28
AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr, crsnbrook;
appear; 1878. ~. s-3i3s. -29
PLYMOUTH 80 Special de luxe clut
ssiSaGs sionG: s575. nc ao. a.si5s. 0so %
PLYMOUTH 81 de luxe 4-dr. sedan
beaut. orig. navy finish with r. anc
h.. other extras. extra clean, I.
owner car, in peri. mech. cond.; a.
snci5s San 5Sw arranged oo1 on the n..S spot; ges
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Georsia ave. ia
9-4S00. -29
PLYMOUTH '53 Cranbrook 4-door Sc.
dan; light blue, radio and heater, low
mileage; S1,150.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
1887 IRVING ST. NV. AD. Assoc
PoATIAC 1855 station wagon: ST.
low miles, & immaculate l1e ssff FOOD 5iPds PoS:
TIAC 1921 Connecticut ave-. Wo
PSNTiScs-LooK. 1853 pontiacs
less than 1000 NIL; S2e5 On. cata-
linas 2-drs. and 4-drs.. all fully
ing, up to Sc mo. To- to ~ pay. STA STANDARD
PONTIAC 4404 Rhode island ave,
PONTIAC 1855 4-door star Chief:
custom de luxe; s2,599: never sold
low miles: new-car warranty: full
equipment, HYDRA. power steering.
Der, immaculate. FLOOD PONTIAC.
422l Connecticut. WO. d-84OO.
PONTIAC '52 Catalina Hsrdtop; q
tone green. radio and neater; per-
feet condition; S1.095.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
346O .14th st. NV.
AD. 4-S500. Ext. o
Evening star., 1955-05-28

CHEVROLET 1s4s ylsetl!ns adj: =.
and h; orig. black finish; peri.
Rsfhsnsfss H956ss 5Sas SSiS sds' VI. " osss sys
CHEVROLET ,52 4-dr. de luxe;
PsysEsllaf SG6 m sgly ss6 es,D9:sss so 9ssss ownssTs
CHEVROLET 1949 station wagon;
Sdy G"9s5 $500 sssf ssss ssaf es fr as4Sss
CHEVROLET 1852 de lux. ss 4.door
sedan; fully equipped; blue; very very
i70i New Hampshire ave. n, ". go
csllsnt csns condition: $3.50 cash. JEo Q
CHEVROLET Gissi .ss Bel. Air eonvss.,-
PSI SsRoRTY SdSMARREp fasl6 Aea aisIsI
Fresh LOOKING WHITE-wALL
TIRES. Pes9Ts:ion Day Z,2 special; H.I;
sERvicEMEN P1NANcEp. 81
CHEVROLET '49 2-dr. de luxe Spas.
coupe; S5oss5nd i and h.; sSsS or best 0f1er'
& sa3'2 3is ;'E., ss s5fs
Powerglide, 2!tone green; low mile
age: one owner car; $1,3a5: BOW
MAN STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga. ave.
NV RA 6-1122. 80
CHEv. '54 station wagon "1b0s
series; Powerglide; equipped; 81 .595.
xsHWELL AUTO. SALES JEa g
1883. %
CHEV. 81 de luxe 2-ds,; heater. turn
Agnals, custom seat covers; shiny
black finish, Special price, S733;
TRIANGLE MOTORS (FoRD)
S010 r. 1. AVE. NE, DE. 2-6302
CHEV. '65 BEL AIR 2-DOOR
NO CASH NEEDED
CAN HANDLE TRADE
PHONE LU. 1850
Evening star., 1955-05-28
'54 FORD
Convertible
1886
No cash needed with good credit. Fol
credit approval, call
TU. 2-4200
BILL ROSS
7400 GA. AVE. NV.

F0RD '5i custom IS, 4-dr.: extra
clean, sand gray finish, with heater
and defroster. SC: mechanically
excel. Financing arranged on the
spot: 500 down on good credit. Full
price. S6pe, KIRK MOTOR CO..
1000 Georsia ave-, IA. e-4S00;
FORD "a Victoria hsrdtop: beautiful
2-tone ivory and blue: Wv. tires.
/ owner. carefully driven. with l30-
h.p. Y-block VS. power plant.
Financing arranged on the spot.
Full price, $1.5e9: S19e down on
good credit. KIRK MOTOR CO..
1000 Georgia ave-. ia. 9-4S0n;o
FORD 81 station wagon: body fair;
everything else OK. $50 cash and
balance financed. WA. 1884;
FORD AZ conv.: $40 or best offer,
WIZ. 6-5459 1900 Parkland DR.,
FORD 81 Model a; IS. 900 orig. mile
age; $500. Perfect condition. LA.
FORD 1is4e VS. Tudor sedan; 5000
or best offer. OWNER. VIII. 6-SSSO.
FORD 80 sedan: T. and b, 1 owner,
low mileage. orig; NM peaut
'nr00an'u'' A'N' "H''O &as
Evening star., 1955-05-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sissE isIa eob Sfs Gsai eSa
necticut. Wo 6-S400.
PONTIAC 1e46 "S''; good cond.; re-
painted: 7. and b.; 2nd owner; ex-
eel. transp. S275. OIL. 4-4s43. 20
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain s-eyl. Dc
luxe 4-dr.: Hydra. r. and h; orig
black; one owner; $4,000 miles only
PERI. eond., $3.50. AID. 4-70S2. 80
PONTIAC So de. luxe S-cylinder 4
dr.: sparkling 2-tone: Hydra-Matic
drive; real sharp and mechanically
months. WA. 1894. 80
PONTIAC l947; black. radio. heater.
2 new tires; S145. so. 5-9164;
Evening star., 1955-05-28
BUICK '49
CONVERTIBLE

New WV, brakes and battery
Gray, black top, yellow and black
seats. Good condition thorushout
S350-JU. 6-6350.
Evening star., 1955-05-28

NASH 81 super Statesman 2-door:
dark gray; exceptionally clean; fully
equipped, including bed. S495.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1437 IRVING ST. NV. AD. 4-s5oo