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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

A l6-year-old escapee from
the National Training School
with q record Of juvenile crime
dating back to the time he was
Q years old, today stands charged
with several househreakings,
after being caught by a finger
print examination.
Detective Joseph e. Donahue,
Of the Juvenile Squad, termed
the colored youngster a "real
tough one" He recounted q case
history Of earlier housebreak-
ings. most Of which took place
over week ends.
The boy was to be charged in
Juvenile Court today with his
latest escapades. Detective Dom
ahue, meanwhile put the facts
In order, as fallows:
On August Is. the young de-
PENDENT forced metal strapping
on a bathroom window of the
Regent Restaurant. 1924 NJ street
NV, took SIS from a cash
register, then forced q cigarette
machine in which $128 was hid
den, took that money and $35 In
quarters, for a total Of SITS.
Steals Three Radios
Between August Is and Is, be
removed a pane of glass in the
rear Of the premises occupied
by the Turberville Electric Co.,
1906 Twentieth street NV, po-
lice said, stole an electric fan,
three portable radios and SIS in
cash.
The Police Identification Blu
reau took the fingerprints there.
They matched up, officers said,
with prints Of the boy when he
was pic ed up early Sunday
morning after he had set OF a
silent burglar alarm in the rear
of the Old New Orleans Restau-
rant. 1914 Eighteenth street
NV. He had been tampering
with a window. according to
Detective Donahue. This case
involves an attempted house.
breaking.
The boy, who gave his address
in the 1000 block of Twenty
second street NV. which turned
out to be a vacant house, also
is charged with entering a clean
ing store at 1921 Twenty-first
street NV. on the week end Of
August 20 and 81 and stealing
i've pairs Of mems trousers, three
sports shirts and Sc. When
caught, police said the youth was
wearing a pair Of the trousers
and a sport shirt which had been
taken from the cleaning firm.
He entered by forcing a rear
door, Detective Don a hue ex-
planned.
50 in Pennies
That same week end. the boy
also Is charged with breaking a
glass in rear window Of Linda's
Restaurant. 1919 M street NV,
tearing the screen out and max
ing OF with 50 In pennies, some
cigarettes and a lighter which
Detective Donahue said was
found in his possession.
But last Friday and Saturday
were busy ones for the youthful
defendant.
He is accused Of breaking into
the National Electric Contrac-
tors, Association. in the Ring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Fsvorite Summer Sandwich Goes To School

This viii show you how well we like new
Sea Trader Chunk Tuna. We ate it this way all
summer. Now the children demand it in their
lunch boxes I'm glad because tuna is so good
for them and Sea Trader is a particularly
good kind combine ! can Of Sea Trader Chunk
Tuna lat ssfswsy) with z Tbsps. lemon juice.
Tbsps. chopped onion. VI cup finely chopped eel-
cry, I tsp. salt, ! tsp. Worcestershire, VI cup
u..aaA An.ar;ean ehaAAar ehansa and u cum naaM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
ADVERTISEMENT.
What you should
know about sleep

Can you get by on 5 or 6 hours
sleep? Can you make up later
for lost sleep? Is the sleep you
get before midnight the most
valuable? How harmful are
sleeping pills? Can snoring be
cured?
September Readers Digest
brings you scientific facts, plus
advice on getting a good nights
rest. Get September Readers
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
CnuQ Dnal2eA
FOOD NEWS

Sensible smmns Eat plenty Of seper servings Of Ssgab
d coeks touch: spice cake nth thin
noLasses dzea top Liver sstsd after cooking tende
doesHt sbripe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

onnaise. Makes " cups sandwich spread. Sea II
tuna, more delicate in favor. Yet its low pric
The store will refund your money if you're NJ
What Makes Myra's Salads Taste Better7
She passes crisp, hot toast or crackers with
them, covered with tasty Lakewood spreads
Softened Lakewood Margarine mixed with
celery salt. Or mixed with onion salt. Or with
garlic salt That's all. She spreads them gener-
ously. Perfect with soup, too. l like especially
the Lakewood celery spread on crackers, toast
ed lightly, with green salads. You'll like sweet,
fresh Lakewood for this. Its quality margar.
inc but it's priced considerably lower than othe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

So fragile it mustn't even be
touched, unnecessarily? Watch
the produce specialist at Safe
way handle the delicate broc-
coli flowers 50 carefully. They
buy the finest, like all their
fresh produce. Noticed how
wonderful Safeway vegetables
and fruits are lately? ! soak
ssfewsy broccoli IS minutes In
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Additional Social and
Personal News

Cresiteundo's Club To Meet:
The Cresiteundo's Club will have
their first meeting of the fall at
the home of Mrs. Vincent Shep-
herd, 1887 Portland Av., Sunday,
September IL at 5 p. m.
Garden Lovers Club: Garden
Lovers Club met at the home Of
Mrs. Rufus Webster, 4o37 Third
Av. s., Tuesday. September 8.
Mrs. Enroll Fassett gave a talk on
Dividing flowers and NUNS" for
fall. The club members enjoyed
Mrs. Fassett's talk very much.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Blair of Cleveland, Ohio,
arrived by plane Saturday morn
ing TO spend few days visiting
their family. The Blairs also came
to pick up their son. Kenneth ].
Blair Jr,, who has been spending
the summer with his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Therman Nc
Fathing, 3s3 st. Adams, st. Paul
Mr.. Blair is formerly from st.
Paul and Mrs. Blair is formerly
of Minneapolis, and the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Escue of
APO Fifth Av. S.
Visiting Father: Miss Jacqueline
Williams of Kansas City. Kansas,
arrived in the city Thursday, Sept.
for about a ten day visit with
her step-fsther and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert e. Chambers. 4440
Fifth Ave. 8.
To Attend School Here: Miss
Mildred Davis of Kansas City,
Kansas, returned TO Minneapolis
Thursday, Sept. 1. to continue pur-
suit OF a nursing career. Miss Da-
Wis is a student of nursing at the
University of Minnesota.
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Mrs. Arvilla Tate. 3746 First
Av. s.. Minneapolis, has announc.
ed the engagement Of her daugh.
ter, Georgianna Elizabeth Tate
TO Robert Kennerly. Jr., son OF
Mr. and Mrs Robert Kenneriy. sr.,
1921 Smelling Az. s. The wedding
will be on Saturay, November 10.
Miss Tate is presently employed
by the Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone Co, as a long distance OPP
orator. She Was formerly an en-
ployee OF the SPOKESMAN and
RECORDER newspapers. She Is
a graduate Of Central High school.
Mr.. KennerIy. a graduate OF
Washington high school in Kansas
city, is employed by Hansord
Pontiac Co. in the service depart
ment.
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Corps Camp LeJune c. whe
he attained Following discharge 1916 hi
City Aunnae Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi and member of Tau
Chapter, Sigma
BOTH AND ABRAMS ARE busy. busy people! Mrs
Abrams combines homemaker with position at the
Smelling Abrams
police surgeon at Safety Building
and maintains general practice Of medicine at s2i
selby Av.
present delightfully."-
entertaining and highly educational book by Mary Hannah and the
editors The MademoiseDe Handbook"
WRITTEN PRIMARILY for the young career gilr. on the
brink seeking position gives good sound advice
wide scope problems working female
mended counselor at the Globe Business College
who kindly We think ia good reading for all work
ing danes or hopeful career seekers
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF ST. PAUL will ring
Monday September Teaching
owillb
grade Mary Ann grade
Miss Patricia grade and Mrs Fnede Lorber first grade
Miss Pulkrabek transferred from the Davis school
CORNELIUS TUCKER ss5 Rondo taught
will teach
with sports program Phillips Junior high school, Minneapolis
THE HOME OF MR. AND GEORGE JACOBSON was the
81, farewell
Public relation Group Health
Aonson left September for Nigeria where he viii the
OF the
presented Mr. Monson with check for 500
GET WELL WISHES to the st Paul
Police Detective Rail psasn, at Veterans hospital
Fort Smelling.
WE HAVE cRuED THE DATE. Friday September the
top musical when
Group viii
native Houston Tex Miss Webb has had Wide experience
and abroad
mlxs treat
SEE YoU THERE
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS &

Visited In Des Moines: Mrs Atherleen Curns 1900
NJ attended the Northwestern Annual Conference Of the
AME churches in Des Moine During stay in
Moines Mrs Curns enjoyed wonderful hospitality the home
OF Mrs. Georgia Jones. 1890 w. Thirteenth ST.
Topeka Visitor Mrs Gertrude Napue Topeka Kansas
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kin. Minnesota. They enjoyed
fishing very much.
New Son; Gerald Andrew, III,
Is the name chosen by Mr.. and
Mrs, Gerald cumber. HOO e. 2sth
ST., for their first born, a son, who
arrived July 30 at Maternity Hos
pital The maternal grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Phillips,
4it6 Third Av. s. and the pater-
nal grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Jackson. 2so9 Fifth Av. s.
Indiana Visitor; Mira Ada Wal
lace OF Marion, Indiana, returned
home Friday. September 2, after
spending two months visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Wallace, 354s
Smelling Mrs, Wallace was the
recipient Of many social courtes-
les. Mr., and Mrs. b. L. Shepherd
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Adams
OF 4o2s Fifth Az. s., entertained
for dinner, and Mr.. and Mrs, Earl
williams. 364a Clinton Az. 8. al
so for dinner, Mrs. Shepherd is
Mrs. wallace's granddaughter.
Dinner Guests, Mrs Sadie
Fisher. 40 Hyiand Av. NJ. enter
tanned Mrs. r, b. Moulden. Mrs.
Myrtle Potter. Mrs. Odessa John
son and Mr.. L. J. Lewis for din
ner Sunday. September 5 at 5 p.
m.
Milwaukee yisitorsi Mr.. and
Mrs. John Redmond OF Milwaukee,,
Wis. visited Mr.. and Mrs, Jesse
shelton. 1898 Fourth Az. 8. Over
the Labor Day holiday. the Shell
tons and the Redmonds motorcd
to Rochester. Minnesota, Tayiors
Falls, and Somerset. Wis. Mr.
Redmond is the brother OF Mrs,
Shelton. Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond
left for home Tuesday morning.
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DEBS 4 DATES
by "Shirle1"

Hi dehs and dates, well school
days are here again. Aren't you
excited just think OF all the old
teachers and new ones you get to
see again. And all OF your old
school chums YOU haven't seen all
summer. Yes, 20 be back in high
school again. l think I will kind
OF miss the old alma mater, but IL
sure Is nice 10 be out, Just think.
no more worrying every six weeks
about whether you failed or pass
ed in subject. or be loaded down
with homework, OF course Il Is
nice when lunch period comes.
then everyone gathers and lis
tens to music while they eat. and
maybe try out their dancing, Yes.
school is not so bad. in fact, Il is
the best time OF your life. 80 Il Is
said!
Saturday night. Janice Merrill
gave party. and was II ever
crowded. OF course. everyone gets
rather hungry at parties, so AL
media Jones. Minna Merrill. Allen
and Joe Williams and I. pulled a
creep TO the kitchen and finished
off cake that Wilma had made
earlier in the day.
At Janice's party. l saw a few
faces that are home on leave. Ed
die Ballard. MCKEE McAdams and
Pudgy Thurston. they are all look.
ing real good. and Eddie and Nick
look as II they were just made for
the uniforms.
On Labor day. Bob Kinneriy,
Georgia Tate, Bev. Eason, Teddy
Talbert. Jane Carpenter, Bob
Wagner. Phil Acosta, Lorna
Shelby and went on picnic,
After succeeding TO lose each
other a few times, we finally
met at Bev's house. whore the pic
mic got under way, There we were
joined by Ronnie Stone. and Oar
rell Davis. and three other girls,
Everyone Is talking about the
car OF Willie tensions that Jim.
my Cooper or Ralph Willis are al.
ways driving. II In really cute
car. considering II is black
and cream colored job. and you
start 1t with n switch OF the iigh,
switch. And the inside of that car
oh, brother!
saw deb at Janice's party
that haven't seen In simply ages
Where have you been keeping
your self, Carol Masonl
see that everyone survived tn,
Labor Day week end. Good. caus,
I don't know what we would hav,
done without you,
Well. all you fabulous dates ant
debs, keep up the good schoo
work. and I'll see you later
Signing off!
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1s47 until this year while DR.. Abrams was in at
tendance at the University OF Minnesota.
DR.. Abrams, native of ST. Petersburg. Fla.
attended the public schools there. is graduate OF
the University of Minnesota and the University of
Minnesota School of Medicine.
THE ART OF HOMEMAKING was learned by
Mrs. Abrams, nee Hope orean Lyon at Shaw Uni
versity, Raleigh, N. C.. where she majored in Home
Economics. Mrs. Abrams hometown is Raleigh.
NJ c.
DURING WORLD WAR III, DR. Abrams served
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rived in the city September 3 from
Topeka, Kansas, TO visit her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs, Vernon Napue OF s04 Carroll
and brothcr-in-law. John Napue.
1921 Portland Av. S.
Guests For Picnic Barbecue:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Bonney, 1902
Il. 2ist ST.. and Mr.. and MrsD OAR
rick Golden, and daughter Tracy,
from Rochester, New York, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lee, 1881 seth Av. $, at a barbe-
cue picnic in their back yard for
the Labor Day holiday. Monday.
yacationed In The Southi Mrs.
Cynthia westbrooks and daugh-
tiers. Dianna and Renne have re-
turned from a vacation In Kan
sas city. Mo. Little Rock, Ark,
Columbia, La. and GUN, Ala. Mrs
Westbrooks also attended summer
school for Christian Education in
Faribault, MINI.
Motor Trip; Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Johnigan, 2sio Clinton Av
$. left by motor, Thursday. Aug
IS. for Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
From there they took boat to
Muskegon, Michigan, and then
motored TO Mrs, Johnigan's for
mer home. Grand Rapids. Michi-
gan, They visited Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Smith, brother-in-law
OF Mrs. Johnigan. During their
stay in Grand Rapids. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Slocum and Mr., and
Mrs. Brady Wilson entertained
them for dinner. The Johnlgans
then continued their trip to Kala.
mazoo. Michigan, where they Wis
tied Mrs, Delta Hackley. cousin OF
Mrs, Johnigan. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnigan returned home on Aug.
~.
Motorcd To Dies Moines; Mr..
and Mrs. william Head, 1912
Fifth Av. s.. and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
r. Carr 3942 Fifth Av. s.. motor.
cd to Dcs Moincs. Iowa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carr attended the Buxton
and Iowa Picnic mt Union Park
and the dance Saturday night that
was given at the Hotel Fort Dcs
Moines ballroom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Head visited friends and relatives.
They returned home Monday eve
ming
Jack and Jili Club Meets, The
Jack and Jill club OF the Twin
Cities will hold Its first meeting
of the season Friday. September
Q at the home Of Mrs, Dorisella
Freeze, 4i33 Fourth Az. s.. Min.
neapoiis. Committee appoint.
ments for the year viii be made
by the president, Marjorie Brown.
A suggested program for the Chill
dren's group will be presented 10
the members, Mrs. Freeze and
Mrs. Loretta Ellis. who attended
the annual convention OF the Jack
and Jill Clubs Of America. held
recently In Chicago. will give the
reports. All members are urged TO
be present at s p. m. to start the
business session on time.
yacationed At Evergreen Re.
sort; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen,
sr.. 1921 Third Az, s., and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Mccoy, 1907 OIL
son Blvd, spent a few days vaca-
tioning at Evergreen Resort, Ait
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It's A Boy: Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Phifer. 2435 Fifth Av. s.,
are the proud parents of baby
boy, born Wednesday at 4:3o a. m.
August 81, at Mount SIAM Hos
pital, weighing seven pounds,
seven ounces. Mr.. and Mrs. Phi
fer have named their son Jayne
Alan Phifer. The maternal grand
mother is Mrs. Arvilla Tate, 3746
First Av. s., and the paternai
grandmother is Mrs. Mable G.
Phifer of 100 f. 2sth st.
Visiting Mother: Mr.. Paul
Moore, PASS Fourth Av. s., left
Saturday night, September to
spend a week visiting his mother
Mrs. Hester Moore of Rock Island
Illinois.
House Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Manual and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Neal of Des Moines. Iowa,
were the houseguests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardy White, 1912 Clinton
Av. S. Mrs. Manuel and Mrs. Neal
are sisters of Mr.. White. Mr.. and
Mrs. White entertained their
guests at barbecue dinner in
their beautiful back yard. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Walker of 1888 Fifth
Av. 8. also entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Manual at a social evening
of playing cards and a buffet
luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Neal left
Tuesday for home and Mr.. and
Mrs. Manual left Thursday.
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL 4

National Alliance Of Postal Employees To Meet The next
regular monthly meeting of the North Branch of the Ma
ona Alliance OF Postal Employees will at the home of
mr James Logan, 500 W Central Av on September IL al
p m Members urged to attend this important meeting
The report from the National Convention be given by dele
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Week End In Chicago: Miss
Maxine Smith, e67 w. Central and
Mrs. Eula Williams, 3e6 Rondo.
sent the Labor Day week end in
Chicago, where they visited rela-
dves and friends.
Enjoy Visit: Mrs. Mable Whittier
Smith of Kansas City, Kans-. and
her grandchildren, Dorothy May
Hunt, Allister Jackson and
Charles Murphy Whittier, left for
their home Saturday. Sept. 3,
after an enjoyable visit with Mrs.
Writers sister and brother-i in law
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson,
2274 Hazelwood Av. Mrs. Smith
is a trained nurse in Kansas City.
It's A Girl: Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
rice Hickman are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of their
little girl. Patricia JoAnn, born on
August 20, at st. Lukes hospital,
weighing 7 pounds, 6 ounces. The
Hickmans have another little girl,
Cynthia. Maternal grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Raw
lings, 667 Iglehart Av.. and pa
ternal grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Hickman, 675 Fuller Av.
Labor Day Week End Guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haynes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Richardson
had as their guests over the Labor
Day week end, Arvie Bardwell OF
Huntington, Tenn, and George
Bardwell of Chicago, Ill, father
and brother, respectively of Mrs.
Haynes and Mrs. Richardson.
While in the city the visitors en-
joyed a sightseeing tour and the
Minnesota State Fair.
Sister Ill: DR.. Lillian Lewis, 675
Iglehart Av., who is recovering
from recent surgery, received
word this week that her sister,
Mrs. Lula Robinson, OF 1887
Woodland Av.. Kansas City. is a
patient at Queen of the World
hospital, 1910 E. 34rd ST., in Kan
sas City. where she underwent
surgery last week.
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NAMES OMITTED

The story on the national con-
vention Of the Gospel Choirs and
Choruses Aug. 20. held in Buff
falo, ". Y. omitted the names of
Mrs. J. Jackson, delegate, super
visor Of the youth group, Mrs.
Dorothy Shavers, delegate, super
visor of the youth group and
Harry Ballard and Grant Bell.
delegates.
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gate VIM p. Warricks. MANY de-
cisions had to be made at this
conventin which could be OF vital
importance to your future welfare.
Guests At Lake Cottage: Mr..
and hrs A v. Hall, e93 w. Gen.
trail Ay., entertained friends at
their cottage. The Doghouse" on
Round Lake on Monday. Septem-
Der 5. II was a traditional Labor
day gathering of the following
friends, the Messrs. and Mines,
M. K Mcknight, c. II. Roper,
Hammond Turner, John NJ. Patton
and DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Crump.
Also the Mines. Priscilla Kirk,
Hattie Walker and Percy Parks.
Mrs, Parks Is the sister of Mrs,
Crump and has been visiting In
the city. She is from Denver, Colo.
Guests In Wisconsin: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Clardy and son, Larry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex B. Jordan
son Peter and daughter, Mildred
Coleman were the guests of Mrs.
Bud Bell at her lake cottage at
Ludefisk Point, near Amery, Wis.
on Labor Day.
Returns From w. Va: Mr.. and
Mrs. James 8. Griffin and family.
5S7 Rondo Av., returned last week
from Charleston. w. Va, where
Mrs. Griffin and daughters, Lin
da, Vianne and Helen spent six
weeks visiting relatives and
friends. Returning with them was
Miss Denise Witcher of Tacoma.
Wash. Miss Witcher is Mrs.
Griffin's niece. Vianne Griffin and
Miss witcher left Thursday, Aug
ust 81, for Tacoma. She will re-
turn to St Paul on Friday, Sep
TENDER 8.
The Louis Masons Visit: Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Mason Jr., of
Pittsburgh, Pa, are the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Thomasm, 729 Iglehart Av. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason are formerly
of the Twin Cities. Mr.. Mason is
assistant FEP administrator In
Pittsburgh.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Smith of st. Louis, Mo, left
for their home Friday. September
2, after spending two weeks as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. K.
Bell. 1872 Carroll Av. On Satur-
day, September 2. Mr.. Bells sister
and nephew. Mrs. Dorothy Nor
gan and Mr.. Thomas Boyd. &C.
companied by Mrs. Margarita Will
son, all of Kansas City. Kansas,
arrived in the city to help Mr..
Bell celebrate his birthday. Other
family members, who also helped
to celebrate at a dinner on Sunday
evening. were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bell and son, Ronnie, Miss
Magda Phifer and Frank John.
The Kansas City visitors left
Sunday evening for home.
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Help Wanted Female

Capable. friendly, experienced
trustworthy woman wanted fol-
housework. Other help for clean.
ing, laundry now employed. Per.
manent job. plain cooking and
assisting with two children, girl
four. boy eight months.
New air conditioned home, all
modern appliances, private room,
bath, teleyision. half block TO bus.
References required Good salary.
Mrs. Miller. 1921 Hillcrest Md
way 9-1121.
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Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Whof's To Do

THESE WISELY CHOSEN LINES IN auth
printed the side advertising
at the Main Necch Sewing Circle And how they
any purchase make The sewing
machine certainly
but take 1t from "a lady who one is the
THE KIND WORDS OF ERNIE wEIGEI. salesman
with the Falcon Realty Co still ringing In eas
pleased that his advertisement classified
house at 72l Aurora many telephone
BEARING C0LORS FOR ATTUCKS BROOKS POST,
American Legion at the rededcaon
the Courthouse subscriber
of Post
THE BEL CANTo TRIO win
Club on Monday October TO- at the St Paul Auditorium
fists who will appear this includes Gina Bachau
vida Dobbs Leonard Rose Iatener.
NEWCOMERS TO THE CAPITOL o. DR.
and Mrs Alexander Abrams $40 w
from Minneapolis July LIST They had
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Hii-Wolker Vows 10 Be
Reed On September rs

Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Hill Sr.,
S3S Carroll Av,, have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Constance Marie Hill to
James Don Walker, son of Mrs.
Elmer Anderson and James Wal
ker, Sr., of Ada, okla,
The ceremony will be performed
on Sunday. September 25th at St.
James AME church at 2:30 p. IN.
by Rev. f. J. Jones. The reception
will be held at the church inn
mediately following the wedding
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Ct. Paul

ny MILDRED JORDAN

Don't try to buy thing too cheap
From those with things to sell,
Because the goods you'll have to keep,
And time will always tell.
The price you paid you'll soon forget
And the goods you get viii stay.
The price you will not long regret
The quality you mayr
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NEWCOMERS TO THE CAPITOL CITY Of Mir
and Mrs. Alexander Abrams, $40 w. Central( who mo
from Minneapolis July LIST. They had lived in the