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BETHESDA-GI

$4,000 down for Gil; can purchase
this 3-bedroom, 2-bath rambler; AZ
#. living room with brick fireplace.
Equipped kitchen including washer
and drier. Ewes, OIL. 2-0lS2. SAM
UEL e. BOGLEY, INC, OIL. $1,000.
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PRESIDENTIAL
GARDENS

Has few and :, bedroom units
available. Priced from SIS. Situated
in convenient Alexandria: a 5-minute
drive from the Pentagon. Phone
TIE. 6-4400 or come to the Office in
Adams Building. corner Mt. Vernon
ave and Russell I'd
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COLORED
EXQUISITE HOUSE
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

BOILING FIELD-No cash CT. S55 40
mo. Lovely 5-rm. brick, full bsmt..
rec. rm.. patio. S10.950. HARRY
L. GODDARD, OIL. 4-7922. lis
CAPITOL HILL restoration - Vacant
7-rm. stone, brick; only S10.500i
147 N. Carolina Sc. Ma. 7-15T2;
ewes, JU. 9-7622. 30
17IS 10th ST. s.E.-Priced to sell.
S16.75O. semidetached brick, powder
room, de luxe kitchen, LIST floor: 3
fine big bedrooms, End floor: full
basement. CALL Ii. 4-0S94. THOS.
J. FISHER & CO., INC, DI. 1850.
RMS , ss.s, s. S sss t!4 sas' i fas
$3.50. MARSHALL ) %APLE
CO. 1924 l4th st. NV. AID
3-BEDRM. BRICK. will CT. S13.75o;
small cash down. Move right into
this attractive 2-yr.-old home. Not
a thing need be done to it. Anchor
fence. storm Windows and doors.
Bus at front door. FILA or conven-
tienal terms available. Call MT.
Cross, LU. 4-7644. MARSHALL ].
WAPLE &C. 1924 14th st. NV
ANACosTIA. mr.. Good Hope I'd
q rms: all-brick: 3 bedrms,. tile
bath: full bsmt. with rec. I'm. ana
bath. gas h.-w.h.: $4,000. HART
MAN REALTY. INC. LII. 4-34o0,
LII o-hg76
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CoLoRED-WANTS e-FAMIY UNIT
or house to rent with option to buy;
.nice section. LA. 6-5590.
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RAMBLER
3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS

RAMBLEh
3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
New rambler. which is not yet COM
pleted. Large living room with
fireplace. separate dining room,
twin-size bedrooms. very modern
kitchen with eating space. full nm
ished basement with maids room
and bath; "a block to transportation
Call Mr., Dulberger, EN-. 2-3976.
INTERSTATE REALTY CO.
OIL. 4-064a 30
COLORED-s55O DOWN--7th and
Emerson SITS, NV, Owner leaving f0I
Florida to live. must sacrifice this
beaut. brk. home. Concrete front
porch. 8 rms. 2 baths. knotty-pine
recreation room with bar. gas
h.-w.h.: large fenced yard: garage
In excel. condition at bargain
price To inspect cali until . pm
coE0REDmoNLY $685. powN-i4tt
and. Meridian n.w.-Extra-larse 6.
rm. brick; redec.t In and out: nev
parauet floors, finished bsmt.. gas
h.-w.h-.. Iva baths. garage. alum
screened and storm windows. Cal
NE. s-65SO. any time. Ia
cOLORED-ief FLA. AVE. rms.
oil h. v.h.; excel. cond.; bus. OF. res.
small down peyt. DE. 2-40s7
eyes,. Ii. 6-1574. 10
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EARL r. WRIGHT

Chevy ChaSe--Somefset
DE LUXE SPLIT LEVEL
Wide ctr. hail through to lRe. ultra.
mod. kit. liv. rm.. 15x22 with excel.
wall space, sep. din. rm.. 3 master-
size bedrms.. IA baths, lRe. com:
gar; inclosed rear I'd. Price, S35. 500.
Exclusive agent, w. 3. WRIGHT,
EN-. $4,000 I'll ..
Continued on next psse)
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INDIAN SPRING VILLAGES rooms.
basement. large rec. room. large in
closed porch, garage. gas hot-Water
heat; beautiful fenced lot. Will GO
GI. Convenient to parochial and
public schools. shopping and trans
portation.
STEVEN G. SELF, INC. Realtor
JU. $4,000 or JU. 1-7l0i
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Broyhilton
Apartments

VIC, GLEBE RID. AND LEE HWY.
NORTH ARLINGTON
1-BEDROOM APT. 80 $85
2-BEDROOM APT. - $105
INCLUDING uTILs.. EXCEPT ELEc
One block to shopping and bus;
equipped kitchen with garbage dis
posal: storage and laundry facilities
M, T. Broyhill & Sons
1924 Lee Hwy. ia. 4-130O
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

OLORED-C00LID HIGH VIC
Terrific huy-no reasonable offer re-
fused on beautiful, Groom. brick,
Colonial home, with 4 bedrooms,
inclosed sunroom and garage; all
on deep level lot: perfect for chill
dren. Call Mr.. Hall. with JAMES
I: DIXON 81 CO.. ST. $1,000; eyes,
coLoRED@ssOO End ST. N.w.-cor-
.ler with fenced yard and garage;
LIST a., liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
kit. and den; 2nd f., bedrms. and
2 baths; gas h-w.h.: excel. terms.
To inspect, call Mr.. PAYNE, ~,
5-5063, with FREDERICK REAL
ESTATE, RE. 7-246l. IL
COLORED-VIC. Sth AND MADISON
SITS. N.w.-Lovely tapestry. brick
house. Seven rms, beautiful ,recr.
rm. with bar. sink; new gas heat,
air-cond., auto. cleo. washer. attrac.
fixtures. HOLLYWOOD bath; reaS; price.
good terms. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
Ma. $3.50; ewes. AP. 1887.
COLORED-EXCEPT desir-
able detached brick home on 10th
st. NV, north of Kennedy st. Priced
at S35. 1000: well worth price asked.
WALTER M. BAuMAN, 1877 K st.
NV MA R-R21g: Eve EN- 2-S47l,
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NO. CHEVY CHASE, overlooking Rock
Greek Park--A comfortable 4-bed-
room. e-bath brick Colonial; large
den and "a bath on 1st floor; spa
cious beamed ceiling family room
has been added. Near school and bus.
Good financing. $50, 800.
IL
CT, LOOK-WHY REMIT
3-bedrm. brick rambler. full bsmt..
fenced yard: CT approved S13. $50.
Vacant. Near new Wheaton High
School. Wouldn't you rather pay $50
per mo. and own your home? This
may be possible with little or no
down payment. CHESTER II. KEEL
LER. ~. 5-7IO0. RA: 3-6364. IL
SsI1 GA. AVE, g. g., MD.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
MAKE AN OFFER; Def. BRICK
LOUIS RUDDEN Elk. 3-5701
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BETHESDA-S17,
Brick Colonial with 2 large bedrms.
and bath on End n; liy, nm. din.
rm.. modern kitchen on lst A.: full
bsmt.: wooded yard. and close to
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY, INC. OIL. g.
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BETHEsDA's BEST DEAL
LISTEN!

This owner is out West his house IA
vacant. He has a beautiful brick 81
Hes spent time and money on house
and yard. He reluctantly says sell
at the Gil approved price Of S15,7sG.
You decide.
ALLIED REALTY
7OnI Wis. Ave. OIL. $4,000
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BETHESDA-S20,950
NEW 2-BATH RAMBLERS

New brick ramblers with large Iiv.
rm., separate dining rm., de luxe
baths, full bsmt,; wooded lot; "a, 900
down handles. Available immedi-
ately. Call OIL. $500 tonight.
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY. INC, Oh. g.
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RAMBLER. 3 BEDRMS., Q BATHS
S24,250
New custom-built brick home mr..
N. /. H.; reception vestibule. large
liv. rn.. sep. din. rn.. all cleo. kit,
full daylight bsnt. garage. wooded
lot. Ready to move In.
COLONIAL. 2 BEDRMs.. S1s.500
Sparkling white brick completely
redec. inside and out. large liv. .rm.
with frepl.. din. rm.. equip. kit.
panelled rec. rm,, auto. laundry.
large lot, vacant, Possible GI.
Aha n1r n, xryraT~Srrrr
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SILVER SPRING, S14.T5o--5-room
brick Colonial: two large bedrooms,
liy. rm. with firepl, sep, din. rm.,
kit. bsmt.. gas &C heat, lge. scr.
Conv. to schools. JU. $4,000. 81
SILVER SPRING--Non-G1 bargain,
assume large go loan: 6-rm. brick
Colonial: all-elec. kit: full bsmt.;
fenced lot; like new only $1,000
down; ST. $50. BEERS BROS, JU,
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WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC, JU,
9-5h55 till q pm. Realtors.
TAKOMA PARK-Attrsctiv detached
brick containing 3 private apis. mot
converted type). Income from
apis. will cover all expenses with q
moderate down payment. Excellent
4lzes financing to approved buyer.
Ideally suited for retired couple for
home and income. Price only. SCI =
a50. Ewes. Mr.. MCDOWELL. 10, A.
Oi47. L, T. GRAvATTE, Realtor,
TkKoMA PARK--Fuli price, 1880.
Ideal location. Consists Of Ice. liv:
rm., din. rm =, Ice. kit; hedrms, and
bus: everything. L. II. CARMICHAEL
REALTY CO.. JU. 9-06ol, u
r sixs5t p.RK-pr,ek bupsaioH as .
bedrooms, living room. dining room.
kitchen, basement; built-in Earage;
ciose-in location; approved Oh.
Si4 .n0n. For details. call ROBERT
Z. LOHR, Realtor, HE. $4,000
I'll z pm. or RIA. $4,000.
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NEED A LARGE HOME? Here's a very
nice brick estate in "Hillandale."
Sill. Spg. with 3 bedrooms, 2ia baths,
den and music room and recr. room;
most liveable home for a family
OF several or for entertaining, and
ROMER. Realtors, ~. still any
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SILVER SPRING - Attrac. detach
brick Colonial on heaut. corner lot
and bath. full bsmt., rec. rm. scr
porch: gear garage. Close "a
schools and transp. Call KE. 10000
til pm. REALTY BROKERS
Homer news., 1955-01-20

The fishermen perhaps at fault n not being better or
 that emergencies arlsos they can neot rov have kno-n early last Fall that the 1855 ons ou1d unless the la Has changed congress- h 1aoo-foot ru1ing. Ho7over it left to Lott1e oct togothor Packers and york out the nosals Horked, closely as ss1bo 1sn oIogato
 t the ii shermon Cook Inlet should have nac
 +or mon in Seattle represent tho views of local Perhaps representative would nave accom- tho night have been Impressed fT III tv determination of the fishermen of A ka nu on to 7hon Statehood a mako tho I1Sh ornon thoir equal, their mastorss
 AS o soc it. proposals another victory TOT tno the fishermen but tho Fisn ane Service department tho people of +ho Tn4tod States app aren't ly not Alaska.
Homer news., 1955-01-20
THE HEARING

preface editorial with tho frank sttoment tho world of fishing. matter fact this uook introduction fraught with politics and problems Heretofore observers from distance By Ing earrings tho problems tho Fish and Wld1ife sr But being rather observing reached fo conc along for 7hat- they might be forth in tho light of the on that just learning.
 Fisheries, Washington, D. C., to the fl shermen felt about throe 1n1et4
 n1d set tho distance bat7egn aonots and rap at 600 FS return the length fathoms. These proposals Representatives Inaustry, Inc,. Fish, Incl, Kona1 Packors Packing Co.,. s1dovia Bay oking Co.,. Libby, il1 Libby, and Iottie Edolman, agent Inlet AU. presented John [. Farley, FEs director December l, 1854.
 the proposals is important to the three types of fishing found the Inlet, setnet drift and the it go effect the will the 1854 with the exception that traps pnpointod by will blo to their nets exactly 500 yards from the traps and kno- that the traps ill be moved.
 Perhaps something else gained if the Act is amended...a gear opinion of most o those rho spoke at tho hearing that @ betTeen the setnoers tho trap would the result of the 1900 foot 1ng between that ri II
 the law the amendment is not passed before tho sh1ng starts. The setnters si Il the sites, and men trying to earn agor living for their families
 In adding all of the things hoard to the them doing "loga1ize" fish which the majority tho and tho majority of tho people do not want in Alaskan uators.
 Perhaps tho proposals the handle the t nation, but they bitter pill sEalloed of Alaska living tho atives of six rosenting dead fishormns non then the FTs came along to hold hearings hich they fishermen had to bloodshod children go hungry next Tinter.
 ottc Ede1man admitted to tho fishermen that the package by saying ithout the support Industry could othor Congress ton to tho fishermen and tho people of Alaska they will listen Industry the Washington lobby of tho Soatt1e packors
Homer news., 1955-01-20
ANCHOR r I.

The nov ie and dance held. Saturday night -.as 7e11 at tended -ith about 75 folks enjoying the evening at Koe1- CTS. The 6 nit ortainmn nt -;as sponsored by the Anchor Point Community Club.
 On 7odno sd W, January 18th the Anchor Point Homomakers met at tho hone of Mrs. Lorna Keo1er for the regular pot luck lunc hoon. TT1o Homer Homcnakers,, Mrs. Eric Ander- son and Mrs. Bill Jonscn, tho attended the short com SC in Fairbanks this fall, furn ish- ed tho program T-ith 3 roW CT and dis cusslon of the topics Family Relat ionshipA
 Tho Anchor Point PTA meots Friday night, January 21, at tho schoolhouso for it's rcgu- lar monthly busine ss moot ing.
Homer news., 1955-01-20
MARSHAL. TO BE HERE SATURDAY


 It is expected that Fred Williamson, Ue 5. Marshall for the Third Division, Ei1l be in Homer on Saturday to i'm spec the no7 ho adquartcrs for the deputy mar sha1 rho will be moving hero soons
 J i'm Reynolds has boon busy the past fe- rocks putt ing a bas enc nt under his officc building which hes been moved back from the roads The basement Ei1l contain tho heat ing plant for the build ing, office space for tho deputy and cell for prison erse f
 4
Homer news., 1955-01-20
LOCAL FISHERMEN s . ATTEND RENAL FTS HEARING

Bill Eklof and. Dick and Brant loy Edens attend cd tho FWS hoari ngs in Kcnad Tuesday night to inform tho FMS that tho Homer fishermen assoct- ation had approved the throo propos a1s offered by tho Sor- vi co. i'h
Homer news., 1955-01-20
FATH3R CUSTER IN TOWN

Father Custer vas in Home r this rock to hold sorvi cos at the local Catholic church. Servt cos --ere held Hodnesday even ing end Thursday morning.
Homer news., 1955-01-20
7IVEs TO ANCHOR POINT

Russell oronin and t1o boys drove to Anchor Point and returned on I7odno sday.
Homer news., 1955-01-20
CARL HGILaIAANN IN FRoM FOX RIVER

Carl Hei lomann, Fox River homo stoador. -as in tozn on Tue sday to soil some of his ye ar ling beef.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
MM Citlons Enjoy
Week Az Comp
BubeT In Mich.

On July II. the Misses Joyce
Hughes. Barbara Green. Carolyn
Smith, Janet Hines. Kenneth Bou.
dreau and counsellor. Vivian Pat.
terson and Mrs. wreatha q. Max.
well, teacher. left the city for a
weeks stay at Camp Babsr. Mrs
Elizabeth Taylor OF Wayman
AME church also was counsel.
lor.
Camp Babcr. located on beautl.
fui Stone Lake near CassopOlls
Mich. IL the site Of the 4th Episco.
pal District Camp. named In honor
OF our great leader and bishop.
the RI. Rev. George w. Baber.
The late Mrs, Alma Baber was un.
firing In her efforts to organize
the women Of the Fourth District
and 10 raise funds for the future
OF the youth Of the 4th district
Today In In n beautiful place into
which much money has been con.
tributsd and where much more In
needed 10 make II the great train.
Ing center for youth that II can
become.
There We met young people.
councillors, directors and teach.
erS from all over the Fourth Dis.
trict, who worked. studied. wor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

Sunday School opened at S.ao a.
IN. with Brother James Bradley,
superintendent. presiding.
The IL a. m. devotion was led
by Deacons Pierson, Bradley and
Sweats.
An Opportunity to Prove Our
selves was the subject OF Rev.
John Youngs inspiring message
delivered at the morning worship
service. Scripture was taken from
Daniel 1913.
Rev. Young Of Bethesda Bap-
fist church In pinch hitting for
Rev. jackson and we are happy
to have him. He Ii doing a won
derful job and we are praying for
him To reach the highest goal.
Brother Pierson Is still asking
for your attendance at prayer
meeting Of Christians on Wednes-
day night at 7:30 p. m.
The church Is praying for Rev
Jackson and family and Is hoping
they are enjoying their vacation
In Brooklyn, ~ Y. also the chill
dren OF our Jun,or Choir.
We were glad to have Rev. Il. T.
Byrd and Mrs. Byrd visit with
us. Our Motto. Come with us, we
will do you good. James
Bradley, reporter.
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Ne restoreth your soul Oh wes.h'p together this wzsk

Williams pointed out the strategy
OF the Reubenites and Cadites.
They saw that the land Of JaZer
and Gilead was good for cattle.
They wanted to remain and spoke
to Moses. Rev. Williams said that
true enough the land was good,
but II was not the land God had
promised to the Israelites. Be-
cause of their grumblings and be-
cause they did not wholly follow
God, none but two were allowed
to live to see the promised land.
II we wish to enter Heaven, we
must be partkers wholly of Gods
will, Rev. Williams said. We must
not be borderline Christians. Such
Christians try to work in the
church and keep one foot outside
in the world. But, Rev. Williams
emphasized, there is no middle
ground.
Rev. Williams also brought a
message in song with two vocal
solos, beautifully sung. Other
music was rendered by the COM
bined choirs. Mr.. r. Primm, di-
recting, and soloist, Mrs. +, Mob
LEY. The ordinance Of Holy Com
munion was given at the morning
service.
Visitors were Mrs. Laura Pos
ten, Manhattan, Kansas; Miss
Mildred Davis. Miss Betty VIM,
Mrs. Sarah Pratt, Miss Margaret
Stewart, all Of Minneapolis; Mrs.
Ella Pruitt. Houston. Texas; Sam
Ruffin. Meridian, Miss; Mrs,
Mary L. Davis, Parsons. Kans.,
Mrs. Mary Lynn, Champaign, Ill;
Miss Mary Vaughn, Sioux Falls,
s. Oak; James F. Condell, ITALIA
hassee, Fla; Mrs. Lucille Nails,
Pampano Beach. Fla; William d.
Bankett, Washington, d. c.
Our sick and shut-ins are Tom
my and Maurice Jacox, Mr.. Boyd,
Mrs. True, Mrs. Primm, Mrs.
Knox, Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Nc
Rutledge. Please remember all of
our sick in your prayers.
The evening message was
brought by guest speaker Rev. ".
C. Jackson, Chicago. Other
guests were Rev. +. C. Harris and
Rev. Moses Knott who sang
solo, II Trust In God"
Dates you won't want TO miss:
Aug. 81, Frank Williams, concert
basso and Gospel soloist, 8 p. m;
Aug. %: Musical, featuring sing
ing groups and choirs from Twin
City churches; Sept. 4: Mississippi
boat ride ON the Donna Mae"
p. m.
You are always welcome at
Zion.--Mrs. Velma Warder. re-
porter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

shipped and played together for
one week. We are happy 70 report
that all liked the experience ~
well that they not only want 10 H.
back themselves. but are deter
mined 10 work hard 10 that
others. as well as themselves
might 20 again, because the firsi
year prepares you better for the
next year.
Among those sharing leadership
for the adults were Mrs. Jeanne
horFie. Des Moines. Ia. director
OF Religious Education of the
NorthweSt Conference: Mrs
Gladys White. burlington, la.
secretary and counsellor. Mrs. Ida
Thompson, Ottumwa. Ia, Music
and counsellor. Mrs. Ruth Doyle.
treasurer and teacher Of Mis-
Sions; Rev. and Mrs George Jones.
Ottumwa, Rev. George stimaon
Waterloo, Ia, teacher and many
others.
Presiding Elder. Rev. Nelson
Pryor. Of the 81. Paul District.
was In attendance for the entire
session, our pastor, Rev. M. l.
Simmons and family were on VA
cation. but drove 100 miles In or
der 10 be present on "wednesday
July goth.
The Camp Babsr News. a paper
published during the week foun,
the group quite busy with Mis-
Vivian Patterson as adult adyls
or and Joyce Hughes and Barbara
Green as contributing editors.
II was n week well spent and
our boys and girls were the richer
for having gone Mrs. Wreathn
q Maxwell
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

And He went a little farther
and fell on His face" Matt. 20 so
was the text used by Rev. l.. G.
Harris at the IL a. m. service
Sunday. August 7. Using for his
subject. Let's Go A Little Far
Their With Jesus" our minister
brought out that II we would go
farther with Jesus than we do.
we would receive greater bless
ings. He proved that Jesus went
all the way for US. We went far
Their in poverty than we have ever
gone, he went farther In sorrow
farther in self denial, in love. in
secrifice, In service and in death
We all enjoyed the message. II
was nice and cool In the church
therefore we could relax and en-
Joy the message.
The evening service was en-
joyed by everyone The Royal Ju-
bileers and Glittering Stars were
at their best. There were many
visitors. Mr.. James Butler OF
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church unit
ed with the church.
In the afternoon. Mr.. Charles
Chambers WAS baptized at Zion
Baptist church We wish, one and
all, to thank Rev. II. w. Bolts and
his officers for opening their door
unto US.
The BTU was well attended and
we were surprised TO see so many
young people becoming interested
in that service, for which we
thank the Lord
Mrs. Began Is president Of the
BTU and she IL doing a fine job
with the assistance OF Rev. VII
son.
The baby contest Is in progress
and anyone may enter their baby
from one year to five years Of age
The baby raising the largest a
mount over $50 will be given s25
instead Of $40. which is the first
prize.
Many delegates win be leaving
next week for the annual conven-
ton. which Ia converting in Water
loo. Ia. We pray that 10 will be
going from Friendship. including
the Seven Wonders.
Friendship will worship with
New Hope Baptist church in st
Paul. the third Sunday, the 2lst
Rev Harris II asking all mem
bers to attend. Rev. Williams Is
pastor.
God bless you one and all We
will be happy 10 have you visit the
Friendly Church when you can
Now faith ts the substance Of
things hoped for. the evidence OF
things not seen" Hebrew iii
Mrs Nellie Buckhalton. reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

Choral Union Other guests OF the
hostess were the Mines bessie
Gresham. A NJ Ross and Ida
Webb
Family Visitors: Mrs harjory
Caaon and daughter. Marva. OF
Kansas city, Mo, arrived In the
city Wednesday. August 10. for q
visit with her brother law and
sister. Mr. and Mrs Richard vii
IiamA of 38ig Fifth Az 3. Mrs.
Cason win spend two weeks and
little Miss Marva will remain
with her aunt and uncle and at
tend school IN Minneapolis
Madison Visitors: MIR and Mrs
Richard Williams. J849 EIrh Az.
s.. had M their guests for two
days. Mr. Williams sisters and
niece. Mrs, william Gothari and
daughter. Judith Marie and Mrs
william Miller Of Madison, Wis
The visitors lcft for their home on
sunday August 7th
New Address. Mr. and Mira
George Wallace are now residing
at 2tlt Fourth Av. =. They for.
mcrIy resided at IiOt Aidrich Az
N.
Father Was Quest, Mr.. Cleo
Davis OF Kansas city. Kama. re-
turned Ia his home Monday. Aug.
uSt \, after spending one week in
the city visiting his son In law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth
Mckinney and his daughter. Mas
Mildred Davis of S23 Fremont Az
" Miss Davis. who has been max
ing her home with her sister and
brother I'm law while attending tho
University OF Minnesota, returned
home with her father and will
matriculate this fall at the TINT,
veraity OF Kansas.
Illinois Visitors Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight Lee OF Galeaburg. III,
spent few days In the city visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs Robert Johnson
Of 1901 Third Az. =. They were
guests at the Curtis Hotel They
were dinner guests OF Mr., Johnson
on Saturday at the horne OF Mrs
Anna johnson. S5a2 Firth Az 4
and dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
johnson on Sunday. at the home
Of Mrs Johnsons parents, Mr.
and Mrs u, L. Escue. also Firth
Az. = MIR and Mrs. lee were cole.
bratinE a bclated honeymoon
They left for their home on Mon.
day August 1,
Omission Mr. Robert Wallace
sr, SI2T Third Az 3. also attend
ed the funeral Of his yister-in- law.
Mrs wlnltrcd Davis In Hannibal.
Mo Hts name was omitted In our
last weeks news item on the
death