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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ave.-Semidet. brick; g rooms. An
Conventional; $4,000. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, LU. 4-34o0 or Lu.
CONGRESS- tSei HEIGHTS. s11o Esther
pl.-Semidet. brick. bedrms..
full bsmt.: gas heat; NEEDS. needs interior hio
Inspect and make offer. NEWCoMB
CoNGREss HEiGHTS - 4-bedrm.
2h-bath detached brick: 1st 4 den
or bedrm;, large. liv. rm; with fire-
place: full bsnlt.. gas heat: brick
TnS gsTsse n..i[er Terms so JOHN JOHN L. sBEL'
HIIICREsT@Detsched EE: GEss1sori eta VOS Brick fam
bier, custom built; 6 rooms,
bedrooms, 2N baths, GE kit, fin-
ished basement. 2 fireplaces: built
in garage. level lot: many other
good features. For inspection. call
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. LU. 4
sA1plfy 2aqS SE IpRRAsE6c1 III si5sGe. or m,,,,.r,
personnel; Lovely l,. 5-sm;; nts,n ssmides. nst.
e., Gen'i pI. less -ssni, eash ff1. e. eSS57.
aSi6 MINN. AVE. mr., st. Francis
Xavier Church and schools-Excel-
lent. location. z rms. "a baths,
newly dec; vacant: nice lot, garage,
For quick action, $4,000 dn.,, easy
terms or cash offer. Open IL til f.
E.. w, BAILEY. OIL. 4-2016. --23
4410 NICHOLS AVE. 3-bedrm.
semidet. brick: full basement. rec
reation room, gas heat Out-of-town
owner must sell. Terms. Price,
$13,95O. JOHN L. SHELTON. Real
Mr.. IT, PSRoCHiRI scHooL-semi-
det. brick; 8 rooms, 3 large bed
rooms. screened porch. recr. rm.,
gas heat, large fenced lot; Al
condition. For inspection. call
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LU. A
3400 or LU. 1-7126. -
HERE rs A HOME and excellent in
vestment comtined-10 rooms. .
baths and powder room: 3 extra
refrigerators and gas ranges will
assure purchaser splendid income.
CBAS. 8. MUIR
Phi. Ma S-1595. 203 Southern Bldg,
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coLoRED-s116 E. ST. Sc
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

ELMIRA ST. S.W.-Choice S.w
Seaon Ws6 sshoo to ssmssf Sgs snoPgnEE p2rE
about 5 years old, priced very rea-
sonably for weekend sale 3 bed
rms. full-sized bsmt., deep. clean
lot, lovely shade trees. See by
apt. Mr.. O'Hazza. TIE. 6-243O.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924
l4th st, NV, AID 4-20O5,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

coLoRED-No DOWN PAYMENT
400 BLOCK 9Th ST. NV.
6-run. brick: bath; gas and electric
Monthly payments like rent. Cal
RE. 7-i9i5. GEORGE BAsILIKO
1113 Eye st. NV. -25
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

RIGGS PARK. $4,000 with large
40 loan-6 rms. and bath. powder
rm; on, 1st floor; mod, kit. with
transp. RICHARD STEDMAN. AID
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY ane
New Providence Hospital = Sa5C
down: se3.25 per month. Monthly
payment lSs1 tI,sE includes ,S taxes ..;, s-bsdrm
in new neighborhood. Priced right
at Sl1.950 for quick sale. Cali Mr.
Clark. RA. 3-e6Il. MARSHALL j
WAPLE w :,oSoo-, co, 1924 14th st. NV.
OWNER GOING SOUTH. sellins
beautiful suesthouse completely
i'0e large garden % apt; s-csr S1'hs; ssraTe Dss'
very clean house and neat yard
BRICK BUILDiNG33 baths. vacant
New cond., on East Capitol st.
white location; 81, 900. s., 900 cash
win exchange. OWNER. Ia. O.
7O10. -26
CAP. HILL-cONsT. AvE.-Brick.
rms. bath gas h.-w.h.: $11.950
Md, ave.-Home-ofiice income: II
rms; S19.500. Ii. 7-S209. Ii. g.
VOIc-
5l2 odLETHRoPE ST. NE.
RIGGS PARK - Attrac. 3-bedroom
semidet. brick Patio. win go GI
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-640O
COLORED = BROOKLAND = ROW
brick oil heat. pine-paneled rec.
rm. and bar; 8 rms. 2 kitchens;
beautiful neishb"rhood. Call Ii
CoLoRED - SI3,5Oo - woodridee
rambler, 8 rms, bsmt.. auto. heat
ige. lot with fruit trees. Low dn.
c6IsoRE5 ofs. 81: sisssSi 1850 CT approved;
really priced low; attrac. ti-rm.,
semidet. brk.; new-houSe area, Sth
and 8. Dakota ave. ne: $3.50 down
to qualified vets. HUGH !. PECK
CoLoREDwNo. 1s 10th ST. NE
Large 6-rm and bath brick home
Features include 2-car garage
equipped kitchen. full /bsmt. and
many extras. Price, S13.500
Terms arranged. FLOYD e. DAVIS
CO.. 1929 x st. NV. Ma. S-0352.
Ewes. JU. 1860.
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ARGYLE CLUB EsTATEs-S14.5O0
GI approved. Mod. det. 6-rm,. brk.
full bsmt.; nr. transp. and schools;
GI. So down.
HUGH r. PECK. HE. 1000
BETHESDA RAMBLER; 3 bedrooms,
2 baths; $1,000 down for qualified
veteran; immaculate, I-level brick
home near public. parochial schools
and bus: wonderful for q family
who likes entertaining; cheerful
2S-foot living room with stone fire-
place, huge. completely equipped
kitchen; vacant, Call now for ap-
EARL I. WRIGHT CO.. OIL. 2-e9oO
OAKVIEw = s13.4O0 - OF
YOUNG MODERNS-Be sure to see
this modern California rambler:
bedrms., firepl., excel, cond. Cor
ner lot. GI apr; So down.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-6400
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Almost-ne
Colonial. on Ice, handicapped lot;
bedrms" 2h baths, den; 2-car
garage. BY OWNER. OIL. 7-o424.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

OFF wooDLEY ROAD
Attached brick. 4 bedrms..
den. 4 baths. rec. rm., ga
race. Immac. cond. Priced
to sell. S1S.950
JOHN H. MILLER, JR.
ma. S-2557 Realtor
1879 K st. NV.
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LODGING HOUSE

20 rms, compl. furn., Is rms. with
air cond. and wash basins. apt
Excel cond. Income exceeds S46.-
600.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

Here's your opportunity 10
purchase beautiful custom
built rambler on Bexhill DIR.
Situated on a large corner
lot, with approximately 20,-
000 So, n Of ground. Foyer
entrance. living room with
fireplace, dining room, large
kitchen. 3 twin-sized bed
rooms and 2 baths: screened
porch and 2-car attached
garage. Full basement with
large recreation room, utility
room and lavatory. EverlaSt-
Ing. slate roof. copper cutters
and downspouts. Many fine
features are too numerous to
describe, reasonably priced at
$4,000. Call Mr.. Mott. Elk.
3-24S0: ewes. and Sun, OIL.
2-5s21. Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
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LIKE-NEw. 5-YR. -oLD BRICK
3 bedrms., fun bsmt., rec. rm. with
bar. fenced lot, storm ~ Eindovs'
To inspect, cali the GABLES CO..
Il. 3-6s66. Lu. 4-sa44, Lu l.
s642. 80
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ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES
PHA ApppnUEn

Detached. 6-room Colonial with full
bsmt.: excel cond.; fenced lot
60xl25. with trees and shrubs, real
of lot borders on Sligo Greek Park
Near school, bus transp. and county
golf club. ROBERT E. HEATER
Agent. Call Mr.. Henderson. JU. 8.
0021: after Z pm, JU. 5-3S34,
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DALE DRIVE AREA, S23.a5O with
very easy terms.-3 large bed
rooms, 2k baths. large paneleo
den; full basement. garage Walk
to schools. shopping. bus. GRAHAM
& CO., JU, 5-655O, Q It'll 9. pa
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BETHESDA, Mr.. RIVER RD.
WOODED u ACRE

Beyond Kenwood Club, 5-yesr-old
brick Colonial, z large bright
rooms, ga baths, recreation rm.,
guest rm.. 3rd bath at garden
level. Shade trees. level lawns, gra-
TOWN 4 SUBURBAN., EN-. 2-S40O
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CAP. HILL-coNsT. AvE.-Brick.
rms. bath gas h.-w.h.: S11.950
Md, ave.-Home-ofice: income: II
rms; S19,500. Ii. 7-S209. Ii. g.
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NV. SECTION. 1919 Park I'd. NV.
adjoining Sacred Heart Church
1st a.: lge liV rm.. hall rm,, din.
rm., kit, tnclosed back porch. 8 bed
rms. bath: full bsmt.. oil heat; gar:
good for apt. or room lg house;
reasonably priced. Terms. Owner.
CHARLES Z. R1ORDAN, 1912 Park
rd. NV CO. 5-f292.
SHEPHERD PARK RAMBLER
3 Bedrms.. 2 Baths. Rec. .Rm.
EX. 3-5707 RA. 3-014G
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4 BEDRMs., lge. lot; GI appr.; az
miles D. c., Close everything;
immed, poss. HE. 4-3500; ewes
call Mr.. Lauer. AP. 7-71S9.
W w LEWIS
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

S-UNIT APT, near Scott Circle to
trade for a good house in NV, Sec
lion; Call Mr.. Ransom, ST. j.
L. DIXON l. CO. IL
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Gil 5n0

Continued on next passl
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sc. tcont.) HOUSES for SALE, MD. tcent.)

CHEVY CHASE. S23,s5o. Bedrm.
and full bath on lst A.. center
hall, 24-ft. liv. rm.. lge. scr. porch:
End d consists of 3 lge. bedrms.
and tiled bath: garage. This very
attractive home is close to all con-
veniences. Don't miss seeing II
noaay' eves can of' Wo; -osii e5Sos snW9iaaRb 9ia
H, JONES g. CO.. INC. Chevy
Chase, D. c. -23
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Silver SPRING. st. Johns parish
-3-bedrm brick rambler, full
bsmt.. corner lot. earport. fenced
yard: $500 down payment, S129
mo. JU. a-3490 til 8 p.m. -23
SILVER sPRING-Brick rambler
large liv I'm. with firepl.. sep. din
Rit XII s1 baths, Is patio. oefumi du Ssmt. 11s ana
built-in gar. Situated on large
nicely handicapped lot, with pleasant
view. Nr. st. Bernadette'S and Pine
crest Elem. School. JU. 9-S675.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.


"INIChN LNTEEHSITY PARK-4
bedrooms, 9 baths. Ind n. Stairs to
large attic. Den, 1st q. Brick CEN
n ter-hall Colonial. Garage. Excellent
location. close to Spring Valley
shoppinR. Only S23.950. Evenings,
MO. 6-6l46. RAYMOND B. DUNN.
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o-EaMITY HOME
COLORED-RARGAIN

HARRY M. GREENFIELD
IA. e-6277 RE. 7-0S73
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CHEVY CHASE bedrooms; beau
heart of the country club section
3l2 baths, wonderful screened
porch, new kitchen. garage and
lovely garden; viii sell in low 3Os
Call SHANNON d. LUCHS CO. IT'LL
~ KE S.1S0u
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SILVER SPRING. near D.. C. line,
7so4 200, oist ! CONT. @ ,I.Ss TwS,ss.ory y $ six 7.
Pull basement. oil hot-weter heat.
House Al condition; good lot with
trees; only slo,soo. open daily
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BETHESDA

BETHEsDA-CHEVY cHAsE-immac. c.
ulate brick Colonial; big bedrooms
3fs baths. clubroom: 2-car rarage
Call DE 2-5915 or DI. T-6S3n.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14
RUSSELL BORDEAUX, OH'S OLDEST
BUSINESS MAN, CLAIMED BY DEATH

Eight grandsons served as pail
bearers and 13 business and pro-
fesSional men were honorary pail
bearers Monday when funeral SER
vices we're held for Russell Bor-
deaux, 83, head of Bordeaux Build
ers Supply. He was Oak Harbor's
oldest business man.
Mr. Bordeaux died Friday at his
E. Water-st home after three weeks
illness. Born in Maumee Dec. 6,
1871, son of Noah and Eliza Green
Bordeaux, he founded the Oak Har-
Dor firm SO years ago. He was the
first president OF the Oak Harbor
Business Mems Association, and
installed the first cement block
machine in Ottawa County.
Surviving are four daughters,
Mrs. Olive Wheeler, Mrs. Ovivian
Miles and Mrs. Norman Morse of
Oak Harbor and Mrs. Charles
Schwartz of Detroit; two brothers,
Bert and Ray Bordeaux of Oak
Harbor; one sister, Mrs. Susan
Elliot of Oak Harbor; 20 grand
children and AZ great-grandchild-
rem. His wife, the former Ida
Vining, died April 10, 1886. Two
daughters, Olelia and Ople, two
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14

sisters and four brothers also pre-
ceded him in death.
He was a member of Zenobia
Shrine in Toledo and the Maumee
Valley Consistery; Oak Harbor F.
& A. M. No. 495, Oak Harbor Chap
ter No. 162, RAM; Fremont
Knights Templar; and Oak Harbor
LO.OF. and Knights of Pythias
lodges. Odd Fellows held services
Saturday night and Masons had
rites Sunday night.
Services we're conducted from
Robinson funeral home by the Rev
Newton Kelly pastor of Christian
Church of Elmore of which Mr..
Bordeaux was a member Pail
bearers we're Russell, Robert, Harry
and William Wheeler; James Bahs,
Wendell and Billy Schwartz, and
Jack Miles, all grandSonS. Honor
airy pallbearers were o. l.. Tea
garden, Louis Christensen, Cy
Franck, Walter Meyer, DR.. George
A. Boon, Lloyd Hetrick, Carl Sper-
ling, l.. T. Lantz, Nick Stevens, C.
j. Jessen, c. NJ. Seeley, Charles ].
Fought and Earl Boomer.
Contributions to the Oak Harbor
Methodist church building fund
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14

dinner following church services.
Both were presented gift from the
church.
DR.. Dieterich has been serving
the church during the summer
months and he and Mrs. Dieterich
will leave after this month for
their winter home in Cleveland
They resid at Lakeside during the
summer months
Children of the church school
put on a program during the Sun
day school hour, following which
awards were given for attendance
and grades advanced during the
service.
The Kings Daughters, Gods
Helpers Circle met Monday after
noon at the church with Mrs. Ida
Szilagyi, Irene and Suzanne hos
tesses. Devotionals by Miss Judy
Voss and prayer by Miss Irene
Szilagyi followed the business
meeting.
Miss Evelyn Howell and Miss
Sally Shiets will be the entertain
ing hostesses at the November
meeting.
Mrs. John c. Jensen, leader re
ported that $4,000 had been sent
to two Indian Missions in Arizona
and New Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bodi of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14

AZ
Plans were made to have Hal
1oween party on Monday evening
October 31st at 7:30. Games and
refreshments we'll be part of the
evenings entertainment for the
children.
John Worcester, program chair
man presented Hugh Meinke who
showed color slides of Spain.
Mrs. Floyd Smith presented her
pupils in music when they present
ed several vocal numbers. Pupils
taking part were those from Miss
Helen Stroh's and Mrs. G. V. Knep-
per's second grade classes. Re-
freshments in the cafeteria follow
ed the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver RoWley en-
tertained their Pinochle Club Sun
day evening. Awards for the ladies
went to Mrs. Albert Johannsen,
Mrs. Rawley and Mrs. Ben Balm
sen while John Steager, Adair Will
bur and Albert Johannsen were
high for the men.
Mrs. EnoS Rarden entertained
her pinochle club Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Ben Bahnsen and Mrs. Clar-
ence Muggy, Jr., attended their
Five Handed Pinochle Club at the
home of Mrs. Louis Mortus Monday
evening
Church Council members will
meet in the Gypsum Community
Church on Thursday evening of
next week for their regular meet
ing.
Mrs. John C. Jensen entertained
Sunday evening at buffet lunch
for her husband in honor of his
birthday anniversary when Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Jensen and daughters
Karen Sue and Dianne Kay, Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Later, and Fred
Voss we're guests.
Mrs. Carl Voss entertained at a
Sunday dinner in honor of her
husbands birthday Monday, Oct.
10th when Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Winters and family of Oak Har-
Dor and Garlic, Judy and Denny
Voss were priviledged.
j. H. Gulau was dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Sweeny
and son George at the latter's Erie
Beach lone Sunday
Membc~S of he Gypsum Com
munity Church honored their pas
tor, DR.. w. W. Dieterich and Mrs.
Dieterich Sunday at pot luck
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14
TAG DAY HELPS
IN MANY WAYS

The financial support you give
the high school music department
in Saturdays Tag Day goes toward
many items that the public seldom
realizes.
Music Mothers will solicit busi-
ness places Friday. Saturday,
students will canvass the residen-
tial area. Proceeds of Tag Day
benefit the entire department.
Expenses the public seldom real
ICES constantly face the depart
ment This past week, for instance,
there was a bill for sos for alter
alton of uniforms. Choir robes,
travel expenses, and many other
items need money.
Of high Importance, also, is
building up the sinking fund"
which Music Mothers hopes to
maintain for the day when new
band uniforms will be a necessity.
Your generous Tag Day contribu-
tons can help toward all these
things.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14
Riddles Parade
Is Big Success

It was a wonderland of clever
costumes, colorful floats, and ap-
pealing pets, and the judges at
the annual Riddles Parade at Oak
Harbor Fall Fair last Thursday
had a difficult time picking prize
winners in the six categories.
Judges George Tewers, George
Rudes, and Mrs. Donald Loeffler
selected these prize winners:
Story Book division; first prize,
Diane Knopp; second, Kathy, Ann
and Joan Foreman; third, Paul and
Priscilla Lockwood, Bobby Reider
Comedy division: first, Durward
and David Hanline and Danny
Nissen; second, Carla and Joan
Wainwright, Dreah and Spencer
Brown; third, Dick Martin.
Novelty Division: first, Nancy
RAIDER and Marty Thierwechter;
second, Barbara Jean Dyer and
Cecilia Harmes; third, Martha and
Melinda Freitag.
Fancy division: First Karen
Brindley; second, Brenda Domokos;
third, Pat Bradley
Floats: first, Christine and Jack
McBain, Marcia Rosentreter; sec.
ond, Rosemary Wehner, Carol,
Paul and Susan Scherf.
Pets: first, Dick Martin; second,
j i'm Robertson; third, Phyllis
Nicely
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14

and to the Elmore Christian Church
we're made by many friends as a
memorial to Mr.. Bordeaux in lieu
of flowers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14

Toledo visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Mailer and family over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert RoySter and
family motored to Kentucky over
the week end to visit his mother
who is seriously ill.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14
Gypsum P-T.A. To Sponsor
Halloween Party Oct. 81

The Parent-Teachers Association had their first meeting
Monday evening of the school year with good attend
ance
Mrs Robert Sanger president with Mrs Warren Lemon
being the secretary and treasurer and Mrs Jack Wen
this
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-07
SOCIAL CALENDAR

immensely by a visit by her
niece, Helen Craft Diamond
of New York, who spent the
whole day, Sunday before last,
at City Hospital where her
aunt is recovering from a
hip injury. In the evening
Helen was the guest Of her
longtime friend, Muriel Snow
den Of Freedom House
Mrs. Grace Bowser of
Cohasset and Mrs. Elise West
of Brookline are visiting rel
atiyes and friends in Balti-
more
Mrs. Edith Bosfield of
New York was a recent visitor
in Boston Jimmy Owens
of Danbury, Conn, will sail
on the lie de France for a
tour of Europe in June d.
Seen at the Diamond
Ball were many out-of town
erS. Among them were Atty.
and Mrs. Mellinger, Washing
ton, DC; Rev. and Mrs. Cobb,
Springfield, Mass; Mrs. But
Ter, Atlantic City, Nj; Mr..
and Mrs. Erskine Roberts, and
Mrs. Eleanor Slater, Attleboro;
DR.. and Mrs. Lloyd Marshall,
Worcester; DR.. and Mrs.
GoldSboough, Worcester; Mrs.
Perry Richmond, Toledo, Ohio;
Mrs. Brook, Washington, DC;
Mr.. and Mrs. lillian S. Dab
ney, Washington, DC. :.
Mrs. Sadie Forsythe
and Mrs. Etselle Dupree, 6
Wabeno ST., Doxbury, last
had as guests Mr..
and Mrs. c. Payton of Hamp-
ton, Va. Mrs. Payton, a gra-
duate of Hampton Institute,
is a private nurse in the Dixie
Mr.. Payton is a
0ostoffice clerk in Newport
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-07
News OF
Jhe clubs

Mrs. Ollie M. Parter of NY.
City guests of the Business
and Professional Women's
Club of Boston and Vicinity.
will speak at Tea given
N her honor Sunday May %
at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon
at 464 Mass. Ave. The public
cordially invited.
EStelle L. Crosby, President.
Mabel B. Scott, Chairman.
The Daffodil Philanthropic
Club of West Medford en-
tertained the Mass. State I'm
ion of Women's Clubs at their
41St Annual Convention, at
Shiloh Baptist Church Tues
day April 10th. All enjoyed
the wonderful hospitality and
delicious catering. The Ses-
sion was harmonious; Mrs.
Melnea were CaSs. President
and most of the Panel were
unanimously reelected. The
invitation extended by Mrs.
Marie T. JJones that the And
Convention be held in SPRING
field was accented with
thanks.
The Independent Hobby
Club, Mrs. Carolyn M. Brown
will meet at 10 Kendall st.
residence of Mrs. Bessie Bro
theirs Tuesday May 3rd.
The Pastors Club of st
home Of Mrs. Leila Francis
Marks church, meeting at the
Hogue, was entertained by
Mrs. George Downey. The
r Getting was called to order
by vice-pres Mrs. C. Grant;
prayer offered by Mrs. C.
Jones; Miss Mildred Grant
acted as secretary in the alb
Sence of the regular Secre-
tary. The club will give a
turkey dinner Sunday May 90
at the home of Mrs. Cornelia
F. Jones, "a Kenilworth St
Mrs. Hogue, organizer of the
Pastors Club, was called upon
to present a beautiful Mas
onic diamond ring to the Rev
81. LaviScount, who warmly
expressed his appreciation.
Mrs. Downey, hostess, served
a delicious repast in the din
ing room The next meeting
will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Catherine Grant.
The April meeting of King
Solomon's Club of 18th Bapt
Church was held at the home
of Mrs. Ada Sykes. Officers
and members present: Mrs
Sara Osgood, pres; Mrs. Leila
Graham, vice pres; Mrs. Alice
Duncan, sec; Miss Bernice
Henderson, asst sec; Miss Eft
hel Loyett, fin. sec; Mrs. Eft
hel Anthony, treas; Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Walters, Deacon John
son, Miss Carolyn BreVard
Mrs. Helen Mann, Mr.. Noble.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-07
Paul Revere
Handicap Sat.
At Suffolk Downs

The heart of the Suffolk
Downs takes and handicap
schedule will be presented at
the East BotSon oval during
the seven day period from
Saturday, May IA, through
May 81.
The $4,000 Paul Revere
Handicap at six furlongs will
be the featured event on Sat-
urdayS card while the $4,000
Commonwealth Handicap the
following Saturday at one
mile and a sixteenth over the
turf will highlight that days
racing. SandWiched in bet
ween these two weekend fea-
lures will be the 21st running
of the famous $4,000 added
Massachusetts, Handicap on
Thursday, May 10.
Thus Suffolk will be pre-
senting the most exciting
seven day period of racing
ever seen in New England.
The speed horses earn their
opportunity in the Paul Re
we're, the greats in the handi-
cap division of the country
will be testing their speed,
endurance, and stamina in the
Massachusetts, and the horses
partial to the greenwood will
have their chance to perform
in the Commonwealth.
Grass racing three times a
week. An exclusive at Suffolk
Downs, where one finds the
only turf course on the New
England tracks. This newest
phase Of thoroughbred racing
which has made giant strides
/ in gaining popularity with
race goers is bigger and bet
ter than ever this season.
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Banks of Harold St. and Wade
Garland, Jr., of Harrisho st.
who won awards for excellence
in executing the manuel of
arms.
Tickets for the Housewives
Leagues 10th Anniversary and
Founders Day Banquet can be
had from Blanchard Elan.
$40 Walnut Ave, Roxbury;
BeatreSS Moody, rs MARYLAND
St., Roxbury Estelle Crosby
II Greenwich PIX, Boston.
Tickets are $3.50. Eloise Jones
is chairman; Estella Crosby
president. The banquet will
De held at the Ritz Plaza,
218 Huntington Ave, Thurs
day evening May 26.
Annual Musicale - Tea Civ
en- by Pausy Embroidery Club
Sunday afternoon, May is.
$3.50 PM, $50 Mass. Ave.
Guest speaker Mrs. Miriam
Philips; five musical program.
Mrs. Elmira Matthews, Presi-
dent.
The Progressive Hairdres-
Sers Asso., presents its annual
Cotton Ball, June 10, at the
Somerset Hotel. Mary Porter
Robbins is president and
Orangie WelleS chairman.
All members of the Grand
United Order of Odd Fellows.
and Households, of Boston and
vicinity are requested to meet
at Charles Street Church,
Warren ST., at Elm Hill Ave,
ROxbury, Sunday, May 8 at
$3.50 PM, for the Annual
Sermon. Aubrey Lane, Chair
man.
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Attorney and Mrs. Victor
Bynoe entertained Hon. Grant
ley Adams and DR.. H. G. Cum
Minis on their recent visit to
Boston.
Hotel Beaconsfield in Brook
line was recently the scene of
a brilliant party given by the
Boston Chapter of Gay North
seaterners. Many socialites
enjoyed the lovely party.
The Boston Girl Friends will
leave soon for the national
eonclave in Washington, DC,
which will bring Girl Friends
from all parts Of the country.
Mrs. Sadie Merchant hon
ored her sister, Mrs. Perry
Richmond Of Toledo, Ohio,
with a dinner party at the
beautiful home of Mrs. Lar
kie Williams in Lynn, Sunday
evening, April "a. Among
other guests present were
MeSdames Martha Kenswil,
Sadie Fitzallen, Cora Perry,
Lula Tarby, Sophie Williams,
Lucy Garfield, DR.. and Mrs.
R. B. Johnson, Hampton, Va;
DR.. WE. Jones, Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. W.R. Greene,
Mr.. and Mrs. W.R. Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wayman
Brown, DR.. and Mrs. Noel
Jackson, Mesdames Eleanor
Slater, Attleboro, Esther VIII
son, Gladys McAdoo, Edna
Center, Leila Tuxbury, Ethel
c. Smith, Bert Fitzgerald,
Elise West, Larkie Williams.
Misses Edith Parrish, Larena
Cuzzens. Also DR.. Silas F.
Taylor, Messrs. Herbert Gould.
Lucius Carter, Jr., Theodore
Williams, Harold Scott, Marion
English and others
Guardian editor Mrs.
Maude Steward, was cheered