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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28
ATTENTION CENSUS!
Moore & Moore
OPEN SUNDAY

HILLcREsT HEIGHTS. 59l6 eand
pl ---Brk rambler. bedrms., sepa.
rate dining rm., zee kit, : baths.
lfireplaces, recr. room, garage, corner
lot 95XI00; across from school,
hlks. SHOPPING and bus, Ewes, cal
HILLcREsT HEIGHTS. 21O4 Keat.
ing ST.. luxury rambler, separate din
ing rm., lge. equipped kit, 3 bed
rms, u baths, lge. recr. room
priced right. Directions: ColebrooI
dr.. left on oath ave, left to Iverson
right to 22nd and left to Keatinf
and open sign. Ewes, Mrs. Mossburs
HiLLcREsT HEIoHTs-Builder'i
home, unbelievable for this area; /.
bedrms.. ga baths, Ice. dining I'm
and de luxe kit. with eating space
by picture window, finished recr
room, detached 2-car garage. wall-to
E ot S SsEGe ss fse - $685. TO oics;
above property, come to cath ant
Fairlawn ST.. where we. have severa
other new 3 and 4 bedrm. rambler
for sale. Directions: Out Colebrool
/ DIR. and right on oath to open sign
Ewes: call Mrs. Eschbacher. 10
fHhIiift,cREsT HEIGHTS, 5s25 asr,
CONVENTIONAL; : blks. to shopping
center. New, 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
( Fun basement with fireplace. d.
luxe GE colored kit, separate dininI
rm.. . fur baths; asking $50. SEQ
good buv for this area.
i CAMP SpRINGs. 1855 Allentown
I rd.--Rambler on la-aere wooded lot
Center-hall entrance, SEPARATE Gin
place, full drv basement attache,
garage; must be sold: Si9950. ri
ireotions. Three miles from tram
light on Rte. >, turn right OF Allen
town I'd. on black-top road to opel
CAMP sPRINos-custom built b.
owner architect all materials hant
bedrms.. lac living rm. with fireplscl
and dining area. all-electric kit.
functional utility rrn., h.-w.h.. at
taehed garage with workroom, man
other extras; ! acre Of beautiful!
1 Handicapped ground. PICTURESQUE bar
becue pit, springfield pond. Direc
tons. Out Branch ave. new Rte, 3
Light, bear right on old Rte. s Y
raine dr.; only S?O.pbO. rsasona BIZ
terms. Cali Dutch, sP. 4-5TOi.
4 BERKSHIRE - Level fenced LOT
shrubbery; 3-bedrm. brick Full din
rm.. baths, bsmt,; priced 70 sell
1909 Hartford, 81. other. houses II
sane ns psiEh9eThoea; can 1. b seen
fenced lots 3-bedrm brick rambler
Din. rm., flrepla ~ baths, ful
lbsmt reasonable terms.
MOORE g. MOORE, RLTS
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klFEkDALEs ST.. Bernard's Parish
Brick Cape Cod with 2 full baths.
Lovely home ARRANGED for Z, fam
nice wooded lot. CT appraised,
Sl4,50O. Owner must leave fol-
Florida and will reduce price to
Si3,950. Call THOMAS r. HALEY,
Reator, Lanham, Nd. AP. 7-S3O0.
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OPEN re- sgN l'P pa o 7S a ssre
I 4-hedrm. brick Cape COD with
Sidewalks, fenced yd.. Ice. lot
| Dir: N. on Rises I'd. Ia mi
D. c., right on Beechwood I'd. {
blks. to 23rd, right to open sign
HE. 4-3500. Ewes. u. 9-3041
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STOP WASTING TIME
OPEN TODAY, / TO 5

SLIGO Park AREA
1907 Belvedere blvd. split -leveI
brk. with bsmt., liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, 3 bedrms.; lovely lot. Close
schools in this desirable neishbor.
hood. Only S14,S0O
C. p. FLETCHER. REALTOR
JU $4,000 III S-S1Aa
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HOUSES Bf HUUHES-Iouhys beAt
buy. Custom renovated California
bungalow; striking Murracini stone
appointments. Stewart planned
easy-go kit: recreation type bsmt
low-cost gas hot-water heat; Diet.
garage; secluded freeway location
Woolworth priced at S13,500. w. r.
HUGHES CO., AP, T-I40O It'll 8 I'm.
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COLONIAL rms, 2is baths. gar /,
b .w.h1 scr. porch. Priced for quick
i 81; zoo SssIsessviile I'd. cOllsR'
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CHEVERLY-5-bedr brick Cape
Cod: ga baths, full bsmt.. fireplace
oak floors and trim, new oil fur
mace, new electric range, new kitch-
en-. sink. slate roof, copper cutters,
brick garage; near schools. good
tranSp. and new community SWIM
ming pool, Vacant. WA. 7-S26S
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ADtLfhi AhEA--Aftracttve modern
brk. rambler Beautiful view Rta.
sonsb.e price Call NE. f-4649
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OPEN, 1 TO 6
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE

This charming Dutch Colonia
features on the LIST floor 26-ft
liy. rm., EXIST din rm., IS-ft
kitchen with beamed ceiling, fire.
place, eye-level oven and burner
top built into brick wall. bedrm
and bath; .2nd floor has bedrms
plus left. sitting room with fire.
place of the lS-ft master bed.
room; bath, full basement. side
screened porch Over l2-acre lot
attic fan Priced at 500. 400. Dir.
Out Ga, ave. extended past Manor
Country Club to Williamsburg vii.
lage, turn left at King william dir
10 1903 King William dr.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
1886 Georgia Ave JU $4,000
STOP WASTING TIME
All-brick rambIers, with these
spectacular extras; recreation rms
screened porehes, fenced lots, mod
ern kitchens; at less than $4,000
Ray Park. Silver Spring, Conn. Ave
Estates. Call Mr. Wolfe, JU. 1890
LYMAN c. DELE. INC. ST. $500
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70 en- English-type BRICK HON,
with an entrance hsll leading int,
an open liv. rTn.. FUI,I.-SIzE din
rm. and Ice. kit; 3 light. airy bed.
rms scr. porch: rec. rm. and 10,
svsrythins. Only sis'seo, rhiii
won't last long. Exclusive viii
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-s4OO.
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TWINBROOK. 5000 DIN,

Immac- 4-bedrm. home on attrac.
Handicapped lot, near schools and
shopping. Liv rim. with cheerful
fireplace. large din. rm. and kit.
comb, price Sll.050 Ground
Rent 500 W. From Wheaton, out
Viers Mill I'd. to Twinbrook. turn
left. al APP store on Atlantic ave,
and follow our signs to l3g0S
Ardennes I'd.
DONALD E. YOUNKIN g. co.
RaO1tar nv : tOoO
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YOUR cHILDREN VIII ROMP N

SANITY over his LARoE ..aer.
YARD Plenty Of trees and shrubs
surround this 4-bedroom fuil-bass.
ment home. Large unique corner
fireplace 10 open living room. large
porch and many. many extres i
ploek from public schools, 3 blocks
from future phIochial school. FIRST
.srmx Exeiusiys With BowkhS
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COLMAR MANOR, 1900 Newton st.
broom masonry bungalow in new
house condition; full dry bsmt.
gas &C. heat: convenient location;
Slly5O0; reasonable terms. r. G.
dunno, WA. 1-O722. HO 2-O70O
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NOkIH l0REsTym1Es sit4g5,
With full basement corner lof n.
eslleni bur FRERfCK " BERENs
SAILS. INC. RE e-5400.
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LANGLEY PARk--Modern 3-bedrm
brick rambler full bsmt.: like new
only ! block 70 school: Sl4.a $50
Call today, he 4-6400. HUGH 7
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LANGLEY PARKp-Come, see this
brk. compact rambler. You'll like
It's living advantages. mod kit.
clean bsmt. lovely yard. Close to
1900 any time BAINUM REAL
ESTATE.
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WOODLAND - NO REGRETS II
this 3.bedrm. brk. ramblerl Fire
place, huge. dry hsmt.. fenced I'd.
superb view, mr.. schools, shops
Don't delay! J. VICTOR DIcKEY,
Ap. 7-S0S0
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lHEVEHLK = PICTURESQUE DICK,
fenced. Handicapped lot. fireplace in
liv. rm., big din. rm., de luxe cleo
kit. 3 lge. bedrms., rec. rm. in
bsmt, screened porch. extras ga
lore; take over $4,000 trust. See
and make offer. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES APP 7-7774
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS. Sl7.450. OF;
loan. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick; fun
hsmt.. garage Call Mrs. Mazeka al
10. 1854. FREDERICK W. BER-
EMS SALES INC BE R-h4nn
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LANGLEY PARK-House Tor success

LhNNLEE Fhhh-HDust TOT buCCtAD'
full man. Are you looking for q fln'
home3 This one, on beautiful To-
II offers home environment tina
approaches the Ideal. 3 fabulous
rooms and up-to-date equipment
throughout. For maximum econom,
along with outstanding comfort anS
liveability. Den. rec rm.. bedrms.
garage Priced for quick sale a
s34 500. Out New Hamp. ave lef
on University lane, left on Carol
y. sOOl 0lenside. Open IS. Cal
~ $1,000, BAINUM REAL
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BRICK RAMB.. near Magruder Pa

Sep. din. rm full bsmt., ex-
pansible End H.: Anchor fence lot.
Small down payment. good flnanc-
ing; possession with deposit. For
appointment, call Mr.. Oliver with
SPARKS AGENCY. DU. 1895
or LA. 6-1326.
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CLINTON-Opep / to dark. SIS
800. One left Of these very at
tractive. 3-beuroom. 2-bath, full
bSnlt. new brick ramblers. Di-
rections: Branch ave. turn right at
Crisnar Manor to the last houses
on right. CRISMOND REAL ES-
TATE. 1890 ST. Barnabas I'd Sc,
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OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 6 PM.
$1,000 DIN. OR TRADE

Balance like rent. vacant. immed
poss, and settlement. Newly dec.
brick. rambler. Gift. liv. rm.. coy
firepl., din. rm, equip. kit. 3 bed
rms, bright bsmt., storm windows
and doors, fenced I'd, purchaser
may assume large AZ Gil loan.
Price. S17.5O0 From Wheaton
TRIANGLE, out Viers Mill I'd ; mi.
to Conn. ave. turn right and follow
our Signs to l9i1A Lakewood dr.
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LANGLEY PARk = LIEs tlnding

LANGLEY PARK = Like finding
$4,000 Yes 70 be able to buy
only $40 $50 Is ike finding si0,.
200 owner Is III and leaving for
Florida. Will sell cheaply to get out
OF town, Come, take q look AZ this
unusually fine home and make US
an offer, out New Hamp. ave. .
mi. past the District line. Left on
Lareh ave near Coop to Elm.
and right on Elm to 1907. Open
q. CAL JU s-l90O any time
BAfNuM REAL ESTATE
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HYATTSvILLE-Brick home with 3
apis. rented for S240 mo-; gar
rents for SIS mo. Income over
$4,000 per yr Owner must sell al
SIS. o00-S3 500 down payment.
Either 1--we IN i rent iEee or buy
elusive with BOWERS BROS. AP
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HILLCkEST HEIGHTS = All-brick
ramblers. detached. 3 bedrms., liz
baths; full bsmt. Ice, mod. kit
built-in garage, Sl7,300. Only
$500 down to vets Open every day
rom IL noon TO dark. Directions
Branch ave. sc. to Colebrook dr.
list trafic light over d. c. linel
on 26th ave. to Lyons st. and fol-
low signs TO model homes ALDRE
INCORPORATED, RE. 6-6460 and
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8 bed
rms, brick, sunny break. alcove,
sep. din. rm., ser porch. attach.
gar., full dry bSmt.. shaded lawn:
only S13.a50. l0es GI. $50. So mo-,
prin., int. See today DTCKEY,
APP T-SOSO u
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UNIVERSITY PARK -bedrm. brick
rambler: . baths; S22,5OO. WIN
STON C. CLAY. WA. 7-422s.
UNIVERSITY PARK, 6709 Queens
Chapel rd.-An attr. brk. Cape Cod
with din. nm, kit. bedrm, and "A
bath on list a.; = bedrms. and bath
up; tiled bsmt.; Oct gar. and
REALTY CO, ST. 3-3440. WA. 4
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BY OWNER, FOR SALE OR RENT
Corner. 9 rms, "a baths. finished
rec. rm., gas. heat; fiagstone patio;
offstreet parking; screened porch;
low down paSmenf Pental 0 SIsb
per mo. OIL 4-b2A4 for sppt.
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SUITLAND, rs Randall rd--5-rm.,
ami: full bsmt.: over ~ acre land
Owner has reduced. 10. S-7523.
TEMPLE HILLS-Open to dark.
$50, 800. New; 3 twin-size bedrm.
brick rambler; liv. rm., flrepl., din.
rrl large kit; ia baths; sep. d.
vided rec rm. with firepl Compare
quality. Dir: Branch ave. right
Hills I'd. 10 Portal ave. CRISMOND
REAL ESTATE. 1890 st. Barnabas
I'd &c RE R.22n0
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CARMODY HILLS--Why pay rem
when you can own this good 6-roon
home? $500 down. $50 month
1898. LOUIS MILLER. Realtor.
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BETTER THAN NEW - 3-bedroom
rambler: has de luxe kitchen, Ice
storm windows and dry basement
3 blks. from st.. Mary's. Glenridge
elementary and jr. high. lge. shop
ping center and bus. Priced to sell
at $4,000; OF or conventional
Call till 8 pm. WA. $4,000. ROB-
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NORTH ToREsTvIIIT--BrieE csp,

COD. = yeers old Liv rm dln
lat q unfinished attic. lEe enough
Tor z fooms. fun bgmt., beautiful
handicapped fenced yard paved II
kldeMalk AL Utilities Only $4,000
PuFFkNBkRoER. Realtof, 10 s.
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- Ultramodern 6g-foot
rambler. including breezeway and
gameroom; 3 bedrms., window-wall
fast bar; lge., elevated lot. JOHN
A. VENT. AP. 10000 til 9 pm.
AREA; so down, bal
ance in one trust, to non-vets--
big liy. rm., sep. din. rm. over
sized hedrms.; full partitioned
bsmt.: big lot with trees; can't be
beat At SSII3.5sO0. PRINCE GEORGES
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15
MINES. RiESS AND
ANDERSON ENTERTAIN
FOR JUNE GRADUATE

Mrs nmma Leah Rfrss, 1898
Fourth Az s. and Mrs. Ruth An.
derson of I0i9 Clinton Az, Min.
nenpolis wcrc Co-hnsteaScs AZ a
prc,ttIy appointed luncheon given
In honor Of Mias Rosaiind Sims.
who rs June graduate Of Central
High school The affair was held
Saturday, June q, AZ the home of
Mrs Rleas.
The beautifully appointed table,
conferred with floral arrange.
mcnt Of pink sweet peas with
pink oandelabra at either side,
struck AN artistic note and en-
HANGED the setting Of crystal.
silver ana china appointments
A luncheon was served the fol.
lowing guests Dolores Smiley.
Joan Carter, Shirley E'aison,
Wanda Robinson. Charicne Brown
and Mrs Dorothy Sims
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

SECOND Son. Mr.. and Mrs Ron
AID Westberry. $40 Seventh 81
" . have announced the birth of n
son their second. on May 20. In
University hospital. The infant
has been named Mark Eugene
the middle name for his maternal
great grandfather. lie was wei
coined home by his sister, 8 year
old Karla and brother. Ronald Jr.
10 months old. Maternal grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs, Nathan,
lei Walker Of Minneapolis. Pater.
nal grandparents are Mr., and Mrs
William Wsstberry. also ~ Min,
nsapolls
Family GueStsl Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Curry and two SONS. Gar
land and Phillip 81 Niles, Mich.
spent the past week end In the
city and were guests 81 Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Pierre of 1887 Port
land Az. Mrs Curry II "a niece ~
Mr.. Pierre.
Brother Dies: Henry Alexander
Howard ~ Des Moines, brother Of
Mrs. Adah Steele ~ 1929 Second
Az. s.. died May 20 In Dos Molncs
Mrs Steele went 10 Deg Moines
10 attend funeral services Mr.
Howard WAS also an uncle of Mrs
Floyd Madison 81 lt2b FTfth Az
a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15

Kathryn Elliot OF 400 f. seth St,
accompanied by her niece. Mrs.
Elise Willis Of New York City,
flew from Memphis TO New York
City where she will spend some
time with her niece and nephew.
Mr. and Mrs. E. z. Willis OF SIS
jefferson Place, Bronx So, n. Y.
Out of Hospital: Mrs. Albert
Bailey, 3S45 Fourth Az. s., has
returned home from Fairview hos
pttal where she was patient for
few days. Mrs, Bailey is now
convalescing at home,
Attended Funeral OF Cousin:
Mrs, Gordon Granger. 1924 Fourth
Az. S. was called TO Memphis,
Tenn, to attend funeral services
of "A cousin Mrs, Granger left
Saturday morning, June 8 and IL
expected home the latter part Of
this week
Back Home; Mrs. William l..
Smith, 1887 Stevens Az, Is back
home after wonderful vacation
spent in Dallas, Tex. where she
was the houseguest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Miles. Mrs. Smith was
the recipient of numerous social
courtesies extended by her many
friends and relatives
Visited In Duluth; Mrs Edith
Moulden. 3siS Fourth Az. s, and
Mrs, Lotte Hyde OF 1892 Clinton
Av, returned home on Wednes.
day noon from Duluth. MINI. They
accompanied Mrs. George Adams
10 Duluth and spent few days
as guests OF the Adams.
New Daughter: Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard II. Johnson, 2il0 Fourth
Nv o. HhNt "tlNhiiltb hhukUtfE
into he family circle. The baby.
born May II. at Asbury hospital.
has been named Eugenia Pauline.
The family already includes two
daughters. They are Michele
Dawn, two and one half. and Bird
gette, one year old Maternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs
John Allston OF Brooklyn. N Y.
Paternal grandmother is Mrs
Gertrude Johnson Of Missoula,
Mont. Mrs Allston who has been
the guest OF her daughter and
family for the past two months.
left by plane for her home on
Wednesday. June 10.
Hoapitali1ed: Mrs. Elsie An
derson. 523 Bryant Av. N, IL n
patient in General hospital where
her condition Is reported M ser
ious.
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the pride are the maternal grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Ratnes If ST Paul aud the pater.
nal grandmother, Mrs Virgic WI
son of Richmond Heights. Mo.
Club Hostess Mrs. John G.
Few Of 6Aa lgiehart Av,. was a
charming hostess Ia the Break.
fast Pnochlc club when she en-
tertatncd members at a week end
party at her summer homo on
Apple River In Amery. Wis. The
group LEFT Friday. June 4 for the
lake, Fishing topped the sports
with good food in abundance and
everyone enjoyed the outing
Present were the Mines, I.afay-
cite Fields and her house guest,
Mrs, Jack Wells " Chicago, An.
nctte Robinson, Sidney aalter,
John Bania IT, James Hughes,
Wendell Gihhs ana Earl Brent
Guests returned hame Saturday
evening Tho Mines Hughes,
Gibbs and Brent remained over
until Sunday evening and report
u successful catch or fish. ON
Sunday, they visited with Mrs
Macco FHnncy at her summer
home.
Underwent surgery Hammond
Turner, s31 W Central Az, st.
Paul attorney, Is patient in At
Juaeph's hospital whore he under
went major surgery Ills eondi.
ton il reported slightly improved
Family Quest Mrs John tlar.
baral Young Of ~ 81 Louis, III
arrived IN the city on June \ and
II the house guest ~ her parents
Mr. and Mrs Lafayette Fields of
500 st Anthony Az. Mrs Young
In IN the city because " the M.
ness of her grandfather. Ham
mond Turner, atty, who In n pa
tient in 81 Joseph hospital, where
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Royal 20 Club
Gives First Annual
Dancing Party

IL was festive evening for
members and friends OF the Royal
20 Club on Wednesday, May so,
when the club was host at its first
annual dancing party. The pretty
dance was held at the North Side
Legion Hall. with Percy Hughes
and his band furnishing scintllat.
ing music for dancing
The club Colors were carried out
in decorations which consisted Of
balloons and Japanese lanterns
suspended from the ceilings and
Cascading around the four walls Of
the room.
Some 200 guests danced the
evening merrily away as their
hosts saw to II that there was
never n dun moment Adding
glamour was the smartly attired
feminine contingent
The guest list included the
Messrs and Mines James Bailey
Alfred Barnes. Phillip Blackwell
Daniel Boone. James Bradford.
William Briley. Cozelle Breed
love, Charles Brown, Harold
Brown, James L. Brown, Madison
BucItner. Claude ID. Campbell.
Amos Carter. Ted Cook. Robert
Covington. James Cruwder. Bert
Davis. William Davis, Alonzo El-
lis, Grady Elliot and Curtis Ew-
ing.
Also the Messrs and Mines De
Norris Ewing. Fred Ewing. John
Ewing. Robert Green. Ernest
Green, Wayne Glanton, Clifford
Hawkins. David Jackson. Leon c.
Johnigan. John Johnson, Way.
mon johnson. Kenneth Jones Obic
Ripper, James Iassley. David
Leonard, Wilbur X Lewis. Roy
MCGOWAN, John Nellie Jr.. Ken.
meth Mckinney. Arthur Moore,
Oscar Newman. Lonnie Perry.
Junius Powell. Ollie Ray. clyde
Scroggins, Lawrence shannon,
Clan Slaughter Steven Smith.
Henry Thomas, Russell Weldon.
William Webb. Percy White,
Boyd Wright, Clarence Young.
Sylvester Young and Boyd Yancy.
And the Mines Teddy QuaIls.
Murtel Anderson. Geraldine
Brown, Marguerite Eaaon, Fran
cine Freeman, Helen Harris, Wen
dell Helm, Ruth nm. Percy
Hughes, Grover Ingram, Martha
Kay, Lewis Ripper, Teddy Martin.
Harold Msyes. Rhoda Pettlford,
Walter =. Reid, Merle Young; the
Misses Mary seaton. Bette Buck.
ner, Mildred Davis Rayna Estes,
Catherine Norman, virgella Har-
per, Frances Rooney and Hazel
Young
The MesarE Bruce Williams,
Glen Pullena, Wilbur Nevis, Joe
S"rds Ralph Davis. Henry Smith.
Melvin Norris. Frank Frazier,
William whit Eddie Lacey and
Virgil Hin.
Mrs Edward Wi,h"rs was gen
erAl chairman for the party Her
committee Included the Mines
Harry DAVIS Archie Ovens, Mat
thew Little and Adam Lumacy
Harry Davis Ia president " the
Royal 20 Club Other officers In
Guide Freeman Robinson, vice
president. Mrs. Edward Witbsrs.
recording secretary. Mr.. Leland .
CarriRer. corresponding secretary.
Henry BreedIove. treasurer: Mrs
Charlotte Davis social chairman
and Jsck s'ruwdor. acgreant.ai- !
arms
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he underwent major surgery, DIR.
Young came to the city earlier
and witnessed the operation OF his
grandfather. lie has returned
home, Mrs Young viii be in the
city for two weeks,
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Returns Home: Kenneth Beck OF
Portland, Ore, who came to at
tend funeral services for his Sis,
ter. Jewel Beck, left by plane for
his home on Wednesday. He was
the guest OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Clarence Beck Of 37O5 Fourth
Av. S.
Honeymooners: Mr.. and Mrs.
David Douglas OF Goodlettsville
Tenn, newlyweds, spent two days
OF their honeymoon in the city and
were the guests of Mrs. Douglas
aunt and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Jones of 5000 Oakland Av.
Mrs. Douglas, the former Clara
Frazier Brown, is principal of a
public school in Tennessee and is
vice president Of the Mid-Ten-
nessee Teachers Association. Mr.
Douglas is postal employee in
his home town.
New Sister: Sandra Lynne
Gibbs. three and one half years
old, is getting acquainted with a
new playmate at her home, 40i4
Fifth Av. S. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Gibbs Jr., presented
her with a new sister June Q, at
Mt. Sinai hospital. Julie Ann. the
new arrival, tipped the scales at
eight pounds and one-half ounce
at birth. Also sharing in the JOY
and pride of the newcomer is her
maternal grandmother Mrs. A.
Weir of Winnipeg, Can, who has
been visiting her daughter and
family for two weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Gibbs Sr.. OF Oak
land. Calf, are the paternal
grandparents.
Flies To New York: After an
enjoyable visit with relatives and
friends in Memphis, Tenn. Lexing-
ton. Ky, and Marion, Ark, Mrs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15
bean FEED To HONOR
PHYLLIS WHEATI.EY
ATHLETES or 1888

Friday evening, June 10, at 1880
y, m. the Athletic Department OF
Phyllis Wheatley Settlement
House will give bean feed 10
honor its athletes who were
members or the settlement house
team during the anso8 season. A
wards viii be given for outstand.
ing performances In football. bas-
kcthali, baseball and boxing,
The affair a being co-sponaorcd
by tho phyllia whcatlcy Mems
club.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15

Rosalind Sims. daughter OF
Mrs. Dorothy Sims of 1877 E S7th
St, is graduate Of Minneapolis
Central high school.
Miss Sims is a member Of Tn.
cites, Spanish Club, Red Cross,
Junior Achievement and was bank
cashier.
She plans to enroll at a business
college this fall and take up a
business career
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15

No local social correspondent
can dsscTihe = wedding a. well As
snciaI and personals editor Jessie
shepard 81 this newspaper