davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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AUTOS FoR SALE tesasJ

buIcK ie4e euDer; hiack, J. ana
D. nsU seat covers; Szoo. Ot.
lBuICKs-Sslecticn Of models and
eoiors. HoaNER'9 CORNER, Buick
Dealer; Pa. ave. ne. ct oth. Ii
lBUicK 1855 Super Riviera haFdtoE
4 coupe, rich cherry and white nm
4 tsh. fully equipped with al power.
4 S2.705. CcC Guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
l222 z2nd et. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK '55 Century haFdtop; fed
and white, 3 toned. red and ehaf::
coal interior; power steering, Z. and
h.; absolutely perfect; low mileage;
| S2,660. or best oner. JU. 9-Z267
weekdays: 10. e-S671. eyes,. sun
BUICK Ie4s Custom de luxe: like
new; 50 down. 81 week. ROPER, I"
18th and r. ]. ave. ne. es
BUICK 1855 Century Riviera coupe:
striking 2-tone red and white nn-
ish; equipped. including radio. heat.
| er, Dynaffow, WV. tires: $2.b4b
CcC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
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AUToAoTIVE MIsc.

ENGINE, Hudson 81: excel. running
order; new carburetor. distributor.
Buy this for boat, auxiliary power.
ETC.: SIS. JE. 3-S662.
DE SOTO 1880 4-door sedan: being
disassembled for sale Of parts. il.
PONTIAC 80 body part. 4-door; .3S
Ford Tudor sedan. all parts. RIA.
5000. May be seen at 219 Riggs
I'd. ne. -
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CARE LocE AAvEN-ssysral sese
isss soads. oWEES. IA. a-zsso.
LOVELY BEACH COMMUNITY -
New. oversilsd yeaT-Found rambler
lent financing. 90 milss out Routs
pa, to Loeb Haven. follow I'd.
wards sign. Phone West RIVER
1873 or 1884. -
RAPPAHANNOcK RlvER. near Del.
taville. va;zLarge Colonial home
center ha Pf'n .IesepP aa Pe"csT eondsion iSSm
sand beach. 5 TO ~ acres. LIB.
ROY Z. 0ERDINo. 220 8. High
land ave, Baltimore "a. MARYLAND
Phona 8roadWay fi.A6A7 -
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BOATS tcsn..I

LABOR DAY sALE-Boats. motors.
.' Srdsys sad T1ssass. 3 an. q :
pm. Greatest reduction We have
ever offered. .Alumne Craft. feath-
er Craft. WhiriWind and Olympia
boats included New and used
motors and tratlers.
MARINE EQUIPMENT co.
700 Maine Ave. S.W., ma S-15So
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Maryland Waterfront
Bargain
AT WEST SHQREHAM

For a short time only we are Of
fering lots only one block from
RAMSEY BAY for less than 5000,
all having waterfront PRIVILEGES
with sandy beach and brand-new
le9-ft; pier; 81 lot lots min soS q aoSI 1SrI
and SIS Q month. Only . few
DIRECTIONS: Route No. . from
Washington or Annapolis 10 Route
No. 2I4. Then follow the signs 70
MAYO BEACH. Property adjacent
to Mayo. Agent on the premises.
CHAS. H. STEFFEY, INC.
Is y. Lexington .Mu. B-2z1z
Baltimore ., Nd.
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.--ocean.
front. 2-bedrm. apts.. ayaA. Lahol
Day week end; d.; Sa9; /. O. Rrtny np .rpss llpsn'
SYLVAN SHORES fIsiva. Md.b---Lge.
cottage. nr. water. on pogwood ST;
$4,000. or best ofier. LU. 4-62S0.
"a
SWANS HOTEL, apts. store. boats
bait. tackle. TsxacS marine prod
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ATTRACTIVE 10-acre plot locates
ssssh ssSaSh HGsi' sna Miami Ce'"sse wonde1ia ai
agricultural land. l2 mos. . yeaI
grazing for cattle, 2 or 3 crops
year or can be planted In orange
or other citrus fruit. y, 1850 @
ADAMS, OIL. 2-0bll, -
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POTTT,TRY FARM

@ acres close In. living quarters, two
4Oxs0 double deck laying houses
other outbuildings, q wells. OF
hard road. now vacant. buildins,
can be used for other business. dfal
JOHN BURDOFT, EVERGREEN, 4.
Ss48. 1878 colesville I'd" Silyei
RpFina, Nd. -
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tceatl TRUST NOTES fes SALE tesntl

PREAnUM NoTEs on quality D. c
:sosss g. s1f s4! s. :s.SS g: y.
SD. 600 BAL. Price, $500.
Over s.. 900 BAT. Prize. %. {6S
lES5.650 2nd, So. $b6.bO mo
Over s., $50 Bal. Price, S3,400.
I5-S4, $50 End, 0ss,- S44.5o %!
Over $1,000 Bal. Price. $3.360
l6-S4, 900 2nd, 6ss, $40 mo. Owe
50, 900 BAL. Price, So. 500.
l7-S4. 900 2nd. 6ss, $40 mo. Owe
$4,000 Bal. Price, $500.
CALL Mr.. sINDLER. Ho. 2-l267
DEFERRED PURCHASE MONEY
For sale. Excellent makers. wonder
ful discount. Cali for complete dc
$3.50 -s54 so mo. Business people
So, 20O-S52 mo. Professional mer
S4,250-$45 mo. White makers.
lBAUCOM REALTY co
Ina. S-1260 Ewes. RA. $500:
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TRUST NOTES FoR SALE

SECURITY - Seasoned 2nd trust
date. s2% disc. Orig. S., $50 n
Sc, 2,558.37; behind orig: Perpetual
Bldg and In. $500 1st in 1921.
Substantial down pymt. Call Mr..
REINIG. ST. 3-0737 or CO. D.
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AVIATION

WANTED, 2.place side-by- side air.
craft near 500, WILLIAMSON
Ct pf. 7-22f6; aft. b:a0 p.rns Ho
2-4&43. -
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PRoP-sALE

MIMosA COVE, DEALE. Mp.--New,
esrnf eIectrio kiscRen lot 0s1 ioos16o besa
tiful protected cove, bathing beach
and boat yard; restricted. West
Evening star., 1955-09-02

PyT; "a JIAeIy YAENMIs "a M s.s. y ~: 90. y
No dssIsr Diissss can IA. 5-sisi'
|soyIHEEs pEALER, q .syn ,h,.
cHSoRfss AZ Hsdil S5To ssEs 81 Gss181Es =: &
essa,s essS g ssas ssan .isSi sSi:t. s'a - csGli
laes. Pay Al cash or y nnaneec
b. c. buying ears. Make appoint
ment with our buyer. MR. war
RKN. Cal day or night, Ma
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MOTORCYCLES
SPECIAL.

- Triumph Thunder
bird: perfect Appearance and Ope-
rating condition; has extras: $3.50.
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BUICK '55 2-dr.; auto. shift: fully
equip: BY OWNER; S2. $50 or best
offer. Lu. 2-1454. 10 !.
BUICK AS super 2-dr.; body and
motor in excel. copd.: pvt. owner
Call JU. $500 after 2 pm. -
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AuroMosILE ron sALE

BUICK SO Special 2-door; T.. and
i;s; 3; :!:$ss :S;;s 's:ss IS {; = ss!Z z,
hyy.. 81. epe.. Nd. Open evenings
IN .. ~. B-7S04.
IBUICK 'b2 Super convertible: fadio
and heater; Just the season for
enei Carries 3o-day yasranty;
FORD. 1887 EAst-West hwy, 81.
6pg.. Nd. Open evenings til 0.
buick 1855 Roadmaster Riviera
coupe; attractive white finish: has
power brakes; S2.996. Ccc guar.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1922 22nd et. NV. ST. $4,000
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ONLY S6.5VU
B-room home. bath; 2 acres on
CATTEE iFTEE FARM. 2s3 acres; good
0wner's III Health reason for sale
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY
S502, ONCE: SlS2. res. Cuipepef
PROPERTY FOR SALE
1s1 ACRES at Germantown, I'M
proved with g. rm. mod. house
new 5.rm. tenant house, 6-rm
tenant house., with elec. 40-cox
D. 6. dairy barn, new maternltl
barn, Q silos. rs acres. permanent
pasture, 40 acres alfalfa 80 acre.
corn, bal. hay, 2 streams, lake, I
mi, road frontage, ideal for oevei,
opment, ga mi. from sue o.
atomic energy bldg. $4,000. S22''
as ACRES dairy farm, s-rm; mair
house, running water and elec. q
nm, tenant house, elec.. and well
D. G. 4Ox60 bSmt.. barn, corr
house and hog house, approx. 90
acres wooded, bal. pasture. crop anc
hay: several streams, - mi. y. Z
S36 900. Leased at S275 mo-.
a ACRES: 6-rm. new mod. nunga'
low; beautiful lawn and shrubneTy
25x40 barn, 80 mi. D. C.. $24,7b0
CHAS, H. JAMIsoN. Poolesvill'
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK '54 Century 4-dr.: So. 1870.
HORNER's BUICK. CDowntownl.
y sss SzSdsssRsA sIs}:Et AassssR sSieR Ssss
BSicRl saiSHl u III ..ation aasai wagon: r. snd
b. Dylafiow. orig. Jet black finish:
way: see 70 appreciate: S4g5. VII.
LACE MOTORS NC. .l4th and
r. !. ave. ne. AID. A-0444. -
BUICK '65 Century 4-door station
Sssqn: 2-tons srsy nnish; r. and
L Glass, Wv. tires; very low nt.:
Suburban Cadillac -Olds Co.
7o20 ARL. RD.. BETH. OIL. e-77oo
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TRAiLERs

3a-FT. WHITLEY - Excel. cond.,
mod. 1 bedrm., except, Ice. liy, rm.
and cupboard space. Many extras:
harem couch, new awning, storage
box, etc. May be seen afternoons
and ewes. CHERRY HILL TRAILER
COURT t2T mi. N. Of College Pk.
on U. 8. -. II Walnut lane on cor.
BOAT TRAILER, win haul up to
l6-ft. boat with any type bottom:
,sss sss; SY: SSY::yTT T-sg5fi4 gn5ffi4RorrER and for
9x30-ft. alum. room; good cond.
,sss sssr.si si.FK. H. lfssRTY asa5sS; Fun bath,
room for washer, Newly dee; 10
min. Andrews Field. Orig. So. 200;
sell, $4,000 or best offer. MRS.
WOOD, Lot "a, 9. Z. Trailer Court.
1850 Temple Hills rd.. Sat-. SUM-.
LIBERTY TRAILER, clean, cheap
home. Priced. $500, Terms, $50
down. SO mo. We. 5-4560. %
bath. sleeps 4; $3.50 cash. RA. D.
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space In Dupont Circle area: tsie.
p5oRis pRois.,. aPsSfrpiSEE' SSIf BE- ssooo sb service
ATTRACTIvE air-cond. ONCE. with
telephone answering. and mail sery
at an address OF distinction. Cali
nESK SPACE in cheerful front Of
nee facing Penna. ave-: air-conn.
94-hr. telephone answering service
$40 mo. Ma. S-6736. -
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MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

TD-6, International.
with angle blade: owner. Needs
only minor adjustment; $4,000.
Call during weekday, JE. 2-2257,
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LOOK

] have access 70 the most beautiful
better finance arrsnsemsnts. TSs
largest display In the East. AnS
,sse.,,or.. ssss-s5y ..,I prize, csl1 csl14dSs @s fcz
Evening star., 1955-09-02
JUST IN

New mobile homes on our
D. c. lot.
23-ft. westwocd. completely
furnished: bathroom. shower.
hot-water heater. handsome
inside satin anish; only
$2.450. $5i per month.
42-ft. 9 bedroom Traveio:
. real beautyt S4,685. S79 per
month.
4I-ft. Q bedroom Great
Lakes for as little Is S3.995.
S73 per month.
4b-ft. NEW NEW MOON"
Come and see. this big, roomy.
youngstown kitchen, o0-Fal-
lon hot-water heater; $4,s
9S6, SS9 per month.
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CALL WO. 6-3231
American Trailer Co., Inc
COME TO 5000 WIS. AVE. NV
Open go Weekdays. Closed sund.
Coles Mobile Homes
why not take ride today
TO see the new 1855 models
in Streamiite and Vindales.
skyitnes, Kropf, that are now
on DISPLAY.
Our 37-ft. streamlite 1865
Is something new and the
price tag Is the same as the
35-ft. streamlites were in '66.
1855 ASST. Skyline: ALL
new oak paneling In living
rm., has complete dinette.
floor heat, metal plumbing for
the unheard Of price Of only
S4.e95.
Coles also has Q nice se-
lection Of used / and 2 bed
room trailers. from $496 up.
schooner. h 20 It.. has i Bed
rm., all modern metal trailer
with bath. tandem wheels.
This one is clean and Is only
Coles Mobile Homes
On. o. o. Hwy. /. 4 Miles North
OF Laurel. Md. -
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sPARTAN--sTEWART-cREE
PEERLESS-PACEMAKER
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES co.
Open 80. six days and 1875. Sun.
White Plains. Nd. Phi. La Plata 5692
Nj, North Of La Plata on Rte. 3Ol
Evening star., 1955-09-02

BUICK Ie4s Custom de luxe: like
new; 80 down. 81 week. ROPER. /"
18th and r. i ave. ne. e
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS :

Surprise Party surprise birthday party was gwen in
honor Of Mrs Gertrude Martin her home 1921 Fifth
Sunday FEBRUARY 20 Mrs Ida Moppins hostess The
honoree received lovely gifts Following afternoon
peasantre light refreshments by the hostess
Those who helped here celebrate
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MRS. lAvINiA LOGAN
HONORED AT SURPRISE
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Monday, February II, was quite
a memorable day for Mrs, Lavinia
Logan OF 1913 25th Az. =, when a
surprise birthday party was given
in her honor by Mrs. Lillian Penn.
The delightful affair was held at
the home Of Mrs, Logan, Mrs
Penn arrived early at her home
and she asked Mrs, Logan Co ~
upstairs for something and when
she came down the table was all
set with Valentine cloth and CEN
tered with floral arrangement Of
red and white carnations and u
large red heart,
While she stood admiring the
setting, the other guests arrived
and greeted her with the happy
birthday song II was then that
she realized that the surprise was
on her
Following delicious lunch.
guests socialized and rcminisced
Mrs Logan received some lovely
gifts
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Beouficiuns Heur
Convention Repovf

The Minneapolis BeauticiAns
met Monday. February u. at the
home Of Mrs, Betty Jones, HOS
Dupont Az ".
A highlight Of the meeting was
a report from the Regional con.
vention held In ST. Louis. Mo.
February 1918,
Members attending werc tho
Mines, Theresa Granger. Odessa
Walker, Ruby Howeiton. Jessie
Thomas, Helen Allen and Yvonne
Jones, who returned "Wednesday.
February 10, Those attending were
fun OF enthusiasm 81 knowledge
gained Of the new hair prepare.
tons and ESPECIALLY pleased at the
many greaSclcss preparations.
Plans are being formulated for
the Regional Convention which
will be held In Minnesota In Feb
ruary, 1897. At the 81. Louis meet
ing. Mrs. Granger was elected
sixth vice president of the RE-
gional and Mrs. Jessie Thomas
was elected chaplain,
Mrs, Catherine Norman was
voted In a a new member.
A delicious lunch was served
by the hostess
The next meeting win be at the
home of Mrs Gcnevicve Jackson,
1919 Fourth Az, =, March 7, at
80 y. m
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base at Albany Ca. Wilson re-
ported having q wonderful time
while on leave.
Robert Allen Is home on leave
and l must say he's looking better
than ever !
There Is one boy % ST. Paul
who seems to have just plain dis
appeared and that's Myron Bar
nett, Myrnn hasn't been seen In
Minneapolis since 1854, Say.
what's happening Myron!
Don't forget the Deb and Date
Of the month contest which my
partner "Shirlee" Is running. All
YOU have To do Is write In the
names OF the Deb or Date that you
think has the qualities and ability
TO be Deb and Date OF the month,
Wen, all YOU hcpsters. ! must
be cooling II and I'll be digging
all Of you in two weeks. Until
then. Barb"
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of the U, S. Government mint in
Denver.
Improving: Mrs. John Glanton.
3+45 Fourth Av. s. is steadily i'm
proving in Fairview hospital
where she underwent surgery.
Undergoes Curgery: Miss Elzora
Walls. 1909 Fourth Az. s. entered
ST. Barnabas hospital for eye sur
gerry on Wednesday. February %,
Jolly sixteen Club: Mrs. Lucille
McAdams. 1887 Oakland Av,, was
hostess to the jolly Is club OF ST
Peters church on Thursday eve
ming February "a.
Morocco Club Holds Party: At
the social meeting OF the Morocco
club held at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Ray Thompson. 425 f. seth
st, members enjoyed n hard time
party, Everyone came dressed for
the occasion and prizes for the
most original costumes were a
warded Mrs, Carolyn Green, who
was dressed as a farmerette and
Mr.. Luther Dennis, whose costume
resemblcd IA patchwork quilt. Var
ious games dancing and delicious
repast served by the hosts ended
the evening Of fun The next meet
ing OF the club win be on Satur-
day. March 5, with Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Canton. 4I9 Rondo Az. as
hosts.
Smart Set Club: The Smart Set
club of Bethesda Baptist church
met at the home OF Mrs Addie
Smith, 1926 Oakland Av.. on Feb
ruary IS. Four new members were
welcomed into the club. After the
business session, delicious lunch
served by the hostess was enjoyed
Mrs. Earline Hicks, I205 Second
Az. S. viii be hostess al the next
meeting on Tuesday. March 10,
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Chicago, N. w. RI.
Employees Entertain
Friends Fob. ~

The Chicago Northwestern R,R,
employees entertained guests and
friends Saturday evening, Fcbru-
AIRY 10 at the Elks Rest club
rooms In Minneapolis.
Following gala evening Of
socialiEing. guests enjoyed n de-
licious lunch
Guests enjoying their hospital
ity were the Mines, Kelsie Whit
more, Florence Gooden. Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Davis, Of 81, Paul, the
Messrs. James Maugum. Lonnic
Haynes, W A. Plump, John Tay'
Tor. George Inn and w, A. Patton
from Chicago; Mr. and Mrs Alex
Jones. the Mines Lurena Wash
ingtun, Juanita Simma. Rose
Booker. Ida Taylor. Fannie FIRE
mont, Sue Gordon, Bca Wilson.
Bertha Johnson and the Misses A
manda Byrd and Darlynn Castle
man. all Of Minneapolis.
Twin city Maids and Matrons
bridge Club; Mrs, Cheat Oliver,
s32 Iglehart Az. was hostess Ia
the Twin CITY Maids and Matrons
Bridge club on Saturday, Febru.
AIRY 10 Following n delicious
lunch. bridge was enjoyed with
guest prize captured by Mrs. O G.
Hail Other guests were Mrs
Louis Moore and Mrs Easie Jones
Club prizes were won by the
Mines Gcrone Reed. Harold
Combs and 4 v Hall, nrst. sec
ond and third respectively, The
next meeting viii be ri IN" home
of Mrs. Hattie Walker, 500 Lyle
hart Az. on Saturday March ..
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EDEBS and DATES
BY Barb" Barnes
Hi Dehs and Dates.

Hi Debs and Dates.
am here this week with some
Of the many happenings about the
cities" l know all Of you were
looking forward TO that nice hoh-
day last Tuesday.
The Rnky-Dinks Of the city"
which include Hazel Ray. nene
Davis, Janice Duke. Daisy Cooper.
Bev. Bantam. Sandra Miller Pat
jackson and Wanda Blakely. re-
ported that their dance at Halle
Saturday was a complete success,
especially the talent show on
which the "Emeralds". Cranes"
and "K-Notes" sang a number OF
songs. Bev. Bantam sang Never
Let Me Co" Betty Woods, Roberta
Bruce, Betty Crenshaw, highlight-
ed the evening with Sincerely"
heard from my pipeline that
Lorraine Price gave real tough
party ON Saturday night,
A Cherry Tree Hop WAS given
Tuesday night at the Local by
Vionne Griffin and Sarah Sher-
wood.
on Friday night, St Thomas q
church gave king and queen con-
test. Named as queen that night
was Donna Carter, presented by
the Kappa Tau's society club and
her king was Maurice Burton, The
other contestants were Mildred
Williams, Dimpsey kimble, Fred
dy Reasby. and sharon Nelson
Half the money which she raised
was given to the club and she re-
ccived "A beautiful necklace with
matching earring set,
Saturday night Barbara Barnes
gave an invitauonal birthday
party. The Debs and Dates pre-
sent were Dolores Smiley. jeanne
Carter, Wanda Robinson, Bobby
Hayes, Pat Frazier, Donna Carter
Lovcy Williams, Dclors Faison
Rosalind Sims, Darlene Pests, Nor.
man Westberry. jeff Melton, Ken
ny Grigsby. Wilson Richards
Charles Bowie, Charles and Madi'
son Norwood, Wally Williams
Grady Frazier. Refreshments wer,
served and many lovely gifts were
received plus nice time was had
by all
The Globe Trotters of Phyllis
wheatley House went down Il
Des Moines Iowa and won Their
basketball game 67-6S. The boy,
reported real tough game. on
March ~. Des MONIES will be Ia
Minneapolis.
This coming Friday the Kappa
Tau's are giving their postponed
hay ride or sleigh ride. II II SHOWS
its a sleigh ride. otherwise just
cali II a hay ride. DO you dig
Hope TO see all you Dcbs an'
Dates out.
Leaving the city Tuesday nigh,
was Wilson Richards, who is .
! friend Of all the kids" Of The
twins He IL going To his new
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SORORITY AND PLEDGE
To PARTICIPATE IN
SONG COMPETITION

Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority and their pledge club. the
Ivy Leaves" viii participate in
the final song competition spon-
sored by the Greek Week Commit
tee at s p, m. Sunday. February
p at Northrop Auditorium.
They will sing as their competi-
tive song. the spiritual, Good
News" as arranged by Mrs. Maui
rice Rowland Of 81. Paul.
Miss Joyce Harper Is president
Of Alpha Kappa Alpha campus
chapterl Mrs Mary Kate Riley
president Of the Ivy Leaf Club,
Miss Connee Chivcrs II director OF
the Alpha Kappa Alpha chorus.
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IDA COATES ON
STAGE M SIOUX
FAILS PRODUCTION

Sioux Falls. \, II. --- Mrs, Ida
Coates, Sioux Falls correspondent
for the 81, Paul Recorder and Min
ncapolis Spokesman, was a mem.
Der Of the cast 81 The Cruciblc"
when II was presented recently by
the Sioux Falls Community Play
house According 20 n review pub.
lishcd In the Argus Leader, Sioux
Falls publication, tho production,
a tragedy, was huge success
and Mrs Coates acting showed
great dramatic ability,
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saby shower held
For MRS. o. Davis

The lovely homo OF Mrs. Leon.
ard Carter. zoos Carroll Az, was
the scene OF a baby shower on
Friday, February Is, In honor OF
Mrs, Ben Davis
Guests were: Miss Dolores
Jones; Mines, Edwin McCarty,
Joe Conncly, Troy johnson, Edith
Johnson. Norman Davis. John
Collins, Clifton Burns, Eugene
Carter and James Cook. Games
were played, refreshments were
served and the guest OF honor re-
ccived many useful and beautiful
gifts
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New Playmate Charles ia
and playmate sharing the spoil
Az, Baby sister who has not y
way hospital on Saturday, +
pounds and twelve ounces, Mr.,
the parents Of the family. Mat
Mrs. Charles McNeal OF st Paul,
Mrs. Josephine oden and Mr. Mel
son Baienger. both OF IT, Paul
are the patcrnal grandparents.
Matinee Rridgr Club When
Mrs, James Kirk SIR, 9S7 ST An.
thony Az. entertained the Mat.
ineo Bridge club on Tuesday, Feb
ruary -, guests were served a
complete luncheon carrying out
the George Washington motif
Following lunch. the remainder Of
tho afternoon was enjoyed playing
bridge. Prizes were captured by
Mrs William Hanna, first, Mrs
Fred Schuok, second and Mira
Carrie Cotton, third Mrs, Gladys
johnson was u guest Of the hos
tess and was given git, The
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A. B. Sampson. Webster StovaIl.
Jeremiah Williams, Mr.. Ralph
Primm. Quentin Mcmillan. Miss
Inez Washington and Mrs. Ida
Moppins. Mrs. Emra Grimes sent
a gift but was unable to be pre-
sent.
Visited In Chilago: William D.
Scott, son of Mr.. and MISE. VIM.
L. Scott OF 1920 Smelling Av.,
spent ten days in Chicago visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Nathan Wood.
Breaks Ankle: Mrs. Fred Carver
Of 1902 Sixth Az. N, fell on the
ice outside of her home on Mon
day, February 81 and AS "a result
sustained a broken ankle.
Hospitalixed: Mr.. Frank Terry.
1912 First Av S, suffered a
heart attack on Saturday. Febru-
arr 10, and is reported in fair con-
dition at Fairview hospital
Back Home: Mr.. and Mrs. Web
ster Stovall. 1918 Fifth Av. s, re.
Gently returned from IA six weeks
vacation spent in Los Angeles and
San Francisco. Calf They were
the guests in Los Angeles Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Roach and fam
lily, sister and brother-in-law. They
were shown numerous social cour.
tesies during their stay and Wis,
tied many interesting places. In
San Francisco. they were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Vieira. Mrs Vieira was the former
Allah Jones of Minneapolis. In
San Francisco, they took a bus
tour OF sights of interest AMI also
visited Chinatown and Fisher.
mans Wharf. Enroute home they
stopped over In Denver. Colo. and
were the guests there of Captain
Theresa James stationed at the
Fitzsimmons Army hospital A
highlight of their visit was a tour
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

enger Jr., has new little sister
chit with him at sl6 W. Central
Il been named, arrived in Mid
,bruary 10, and weighed five
aud Mrs. Charles Balenger are
'rnal grandparents are Mr., and
next meeting viii be at the home
OF Mrs. Manly Rhodes, 900 Car
roll Az. March II.
Collecting Books: The women's
auxiliary to the 81, Paul NAACP
are collecting books ON outstand-
ing Negroes. past and present for
their library. Their purpose Is to
stimulate interest and encourage
our young people to become better
posted ON great Americans OF Ne
gro ancestry, Anyone may drop
In and read books, but they will
not be loaned out. Anyone who has
books of this description they
would like 90 contribute, the la
dies viii appreciate receiving them
at their ciubrooms, 6Aa Iglehart
Az