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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
ROCK CREEK HIILS

Center-hall split level on leve
corner lot, This :-year-old custom
built home features 4 hedrms..
ground level, Beautiful wall-to-wal
carpeting and custom-made, draper
les included. Garage with breezeway
Immaculate condition, Excellent fl
nancinE $37 $50. W. B. WRIGHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
COLORED e vACANT-s495 down
coIoRED

Don't pay si4,500 for homes; bu,
wholesale way. S10.50O and $ 800
Fair down payment For particulars
cali THOMAS w. MOORE CO. phon
service night and day. Ii. 5000
or NO. 1-65SS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08

NR' i4th 81 CAR LiNEEa;RM
BRICK LGE. RMS, ~ BATHS,
FULL BSMT.. OIL H.-WH.; S495
DOWN.
ST 3-4415 tn. e-S503
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SILVER SPRING

Cape Cod: bedrms., brick and
shingle extra bath in basement
Assume $14,100. 41a% loan. Priced
|$15, 1850.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-64OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
HOUSES for SALE. VA. Cont. J
LINCOINIA

Very original 3-bedrm. split level
la-acre. corner lot: asbestos Shingle;
large living RIM. dining rm, and
kitchen all in knotty pine: fireplace.
picture window. automatic washer.
hot-water Dashboard heat; SIS,25O:
So 600 will handle DIR: Shirley
hwy. Lincolnia exit, first right on
Beauregard ST.. first left Lincolnia
lro.. light on Sano st left at end
lof street, end house on right FL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08

SILVER SPRING-close-in. 2-yr.-
old brick rambler: q rms. Ia
mentary school: asking SIC, $50.
For details, call HE. 4-6400. HUGH
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BiEiIT'H5IEiSDG CIHARMrR-1mm.c :

6edrm.. e-bar home on 4 level
wooded lot near Landon School.
Huge liv. din. rm. comb. with fire.
place and picture windows. Fully
equip. kit. with table space, ALL
ON ONE FLOOR. Storage attic,
utility rm. and patio. CT approved
in low. low EOS. FRANK s. PHIL
BRA6LEY BLVD ARE ARE! m, ctr,
hall brick. Colonial in highly desir-
able neighborhood. 4 bedrms., .
baths, den and powder rm. on Isl
n: lovely shaded yard. S39, $50.
kORZENDORFER, OIL. 4-SlIi
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ADELPHI lHeitmulIer Estatesl -
Modern 3-bedrm, brick and stone
rambler. like new. Level lot, with
oh-street. parking. Near Catholic
girls high school. S16,750. vii
60 81. Call HE. 4-6400. HUGH T
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barbarino
of 1884 Lakefront, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Marie. to Wayne Hayes, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hayes, also of
East Cleveland.
Marie, a Senior at Shaw High
School, and her fiance, a 1856
graduate of Shaw High School,
are planning a summer wedding.
FuscO-Phillips
In st. Philomena Church, Decem-
Der 26th, Doris J. Phillips, daughter
of Mrs. Elsie Phillips, 1882 East
125th ct. was married to 1t. Frank
F. Fusco, son Of Mrs. Edith A.
Fusco, 1868 Mayfield rd., Cleveland
Heights. The Rev. John Lammarino
read the service.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Alan, was attended by
Miss Nancy Hovanetz as maid of
honor, and Miss Shirley Beck and
Patricia Ozijka, bridesmaids. Will
bur Dornkott was best man for Mr..
Fusco. Ushers were Richard Mara
bito and Dean Charles.
Following a reception at Brain
ard Hall the couple left for Talla-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-05

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Mackie, 1858 Fourth ave-, girl,
Jill Robin Mackie, December 18th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-05
Cards Meet
Panthers On
Home Floor

Shaw Highs front running Car
dinals will be out to make it five
in a row when they play host to
the Euclid Panthers on Friday
night starting at Z p. m.
The defending Lake Erie League
champs have had rough shedding
so far but they are not to be
considered lightly. In two LEI
contests, they lost by seven to
Lakewood while Parma posted a
three-point verdict.
Top men for the visitors are
Sherm Lanning, only letterman
back from last year, and Warren
James, shifty and a whiz on two
pointers from outside the key
hole area.
Many alumni were on hand last
Wednesday night to enjoy a double
header basketball feature which
saw the varsity outlast Toledo
Waite, 52-48. 1t was a thriller
all the way with the final out
come not decided until the clos
ing seconds of the game. The lead
changed hands often with the
Toledo five breaking on top as
the game entered the final minute.
However, Shaw's Tom Matte
flipped in two quickies from the
field and added free throw that
brought Shaw victory number four.
Top point getter for the Cards was
Bill Welch who had ii while Mike
Brophy's 10 points also helped the
winning cause.
In the preliminary game, the
former Shaw athletes maintained
their mastery over the Shaw Re-
serves by posting an easy victory.
Bon to Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Mackie 1913 Fourth oyo GIRL
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-05
Queens Preen
For Auto Show

Miss Marilyn Pfeffer, 1926 We'll
ton dr., preparing for her role as
Miss East Cleveland in the 1856
Cleveland Automobile Show, will
start her training for the show on
Wednesday, January 18th at 1880
p. m., it was announced today
by the Show Committee. The Auto
mobile Show will be held in Pub
lie Auditorium January 21st
through January 29th.
Miss Pfeffer's training will be
directed by Mrs. Dorothy Souche
Of Patricia Stevens Studio. Only
one evening of preliminary train
ing is scheduled for her at this
time, although she will go through
several dress rehearsals on Fri
day, January Goth, in advance Of
the Show opening.
On Thursday, January 10th,
Miss Pfeffer will report to the
10 Portaro Salon for her hair
styling.
During the nine-day event, she,
with the other 20 Community
Queens recently selected for the
Show, will be surrounded by all of
the glamour and ecstasy of show
business. However, the Show Com
mittee will provide a wardrobe
mistress in the Queen dressing
room to care for their gowns and
other accessories as we'll as a chap
erone who will attend to their
needs and be responsible for them
prior to show time each afternoon
and evening.
The Fl queens and their chap
erone will dine together each eve
ming in a private dining room in
the Auditorium Hotel.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-05
Jury Association
Offers Course
In Crime Study

Many inquiries have been COM
ing to the Grand Jury Association,
754 Leader Bldg, regarding their
annual presentation of the spring
Institute which gave the basic ed
ucation about crime as a social
disease, and how Ohio copes with
this problem
The Board Of Directors are
pleased to announce that a COM
mittee Of the Association, consist
ing of DR.. c. Z. Gehlke, Professor
Emeritus, of W.R.U. Dept. of Soci-
ology; Professor Oliver J. Schroed-
er Jr., of W.R.U. Law School, and
DR.. J. Z. Cutler, former Dean of
the School of Social Sciences, have
arranged for an extension course
at Cleveland College.
Crime And What We In Ohio
Do About It." under the auspicious
Of the Grand Jury Association and
the Cleveland College, will meet
Tuesdays, $3.50 p. m. to 9:45 p. M,
for eight weeks beginning January
Gath and concluding March 18th,
1856. 1t will meet in room 403,
Beaumont Hall; located on Abing-
ton rd. Local experts in the various
fields of law enforcement will as
sist in presenting the subjects.
Each session will follow with
question period.
For further information or reg
istration. apply to Cleveland Col
lege of W.R.U. Phone CE.1-7700,
extension Gil.
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hasse to spend their honeymoon.
They will reside at Bainbridge Air
Base, Ca, where the groom is sta
toned.
At Bowling Green University
OF which they are graduates, the
bride was a member of Alpha Xi
Delta and groom of Delta Tau
Delta.
Sayres-Mills
In Christmas Eve marriage
ceremony in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Democratic H. Mills, 14801
Woodwork ave-, their daughter,
Imogene Pearl was wed to Paul
Grayson Sayres, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry G. Sayres, 1887 West 48th st.
The Rev. c. L. Mooney was the Of
ficiant.
The couple will reside at 1885
Hayden ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-05

Bon to Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Mackie, 1868 Fourth ave-, a girl.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-05
Campfire
Girls

Miss Phyllis A. Friedman, 1912
Speedway Overlook was among the
students who received their de-
grees at the 268th convocation of
the University of Chicago December
23rd. She is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Friedman.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-05
WedAhg1 and
engagements {

Charlene Dorothy Hall, to Mr..
James G. Durkin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James G. Durkin, 1143 East
125th st.
Both are graduates Of Shaw
High School and are now attend
ing Kent State University.
Mr.. Durkin is a member Of
Epsilon Phi Tau, fraternity.
The date of the wedding has not
been set.
Daugherty Smith
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-01-05

Secretary of State Ted W. Brown
has issued a corporation charter to
The Cady Electrical Appliance
Company, East Cleveland. Dorothy
Cady, 1887 Willowhurst rd., Cleve-
land, is listed as the statutory
agent for the new firm, which is
issuing $50 shares no par common
stock. Other incorporators are
Vinton A. Mealy and Harvey E.
Gurney.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05
Atsyenson's Record


Stsycnsnna record on civil
rights IL much better than that Of
Eisenhower lilo has never opposed
civil rights legislation M Essen
hover has opposed Federal
Fair Employment Practice law,
Nor has Stevenson stated his de-
yUtlon 10 states Rights In this
field Hut when Stevenson was
Governor Uf Illinois back IN lpiD
he strongly recommended u state
EEp law THIS IL what happened
to his recommendation II passed
the Illinois House IT Representa-
tiycs with 90 Democrats and ~
Republicans voting for Il, All the
81 votes against II were Repub.
lirana
Hut In the state Senate II was
defeated by 20 To ~. with ~ Re
pnbllcana voting against II and
only one Democrat. while 10
Democrats voted for II and only
seven Republicans,
Thus the record shows Gov
srnor Stevenson and the Demo
Gratis voted and worked for state
E'EP legislation Tho Republicans
In Illinois blocked such legislation,
In an interview on TV, just be-
fore the Democratic National con.
vsntlon, Stevenson declared that
tho Democratic platform should In
hin opinion support the principle
of equal voting rights for all.
equal Job opportunities for all,
rquai educational rights and
equal rights In housing
This was reported in the New
York limos Of August 9TH. The
next day tho Times reported. ma
turally enough, that stevenson
Stlra SOuthcrncrs' Ire" And
Stevenson failed "a result To get
the votes OF the Southern states
uke Misaiasippi Georgia, South
Carolina and Virginia In the CON
ycntion lie had put his stand on
principle ahead Of his drive for
votes Tor the nomination.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05
THIS N THAT
ny Hazel IndcrW yod

Happiness like perfume. can.
not be pourcd on others without
getting some on yourself Anon.
II YOU want to be happy, save
your marriage Sometime YOU won
der what ~ wrong with your mar.
rage. YOU know you and your
husband love each other Then why
don't you work to aove your mar
rtager
Why DO YOU enjoy dotng things
YOU know irrttato your husband :
You know how very happy he IL
when he comes home from a hard
days work and nnds the house IN
order, you nice and clean and din.
pcr about ready to he served.
What docs he ind more often. a
messy house wife IN n snilcd
houscccat or drcss with her hair
NIL up IN pin curtis at five In the
afternoon Instead ~ dinner be
NIX ready, yea say, please run TO
the store and set some chow mcin,
I am 80 tired
Ito has rushed homo to you and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05

iHete are wives VINO are very
nice looking Being told they are
has gone Ia their heads" Some
husbands have been told they are
handsome, 80 they get the idea
they nrc irresistible That IL bad
Looks are fragile Forget them
and develop four personalities,
Many kinds OF Illustrations. dif,
ficulty over money. family inter
ference and childiahneas cause a
marriage TO be very unhappy. II
you must quarrel, keep II to your.
selves Why do you have to run
and tell your family about ~
They only hoar ono side Of II and
naturally that Is your side. Your
family viii treat your mate cool
for some time because OF II You
have forgotten the incident but
they hold II against your mate and
he sensing Il, does not feel like
going 10 their home and tina, hurts
you Grow up Don't involve your
family OF your friends In your
quarrels Save your marriage.
II you want your marriage saw
ed, II ~ up 10 you and your mate
YOU must work hard To save Il
and you viii be rs happy as the
day Is long II YOU continue quar-
reliug. sooner or later one OF You
with become indifferent TO II and
that u when hate crecps in and
that Ia the beginning Of the end OF
= happy marriage
Most humans quarrel, (somc say
they never quarrrn. but watch
what you say To each other for
what You say ~ for eternity. II
can never be recalled So do your
part to save your marriage.
II was 80 nice seeing former st.
PaulitrS, Flo and Dick Arts here
Tor y few days from their horne in
Seattle Monday was 50 lovely Ida
Mae Murphy, Flo, DICK. Ardelia
and Lionel Allen and yours truly
went calling ON old friends
While out 20 see Blanch and Wal
ter Coins I picked up a Manchester
College commencement program
and saw the name, c William
Coins, thought that was Riily.
and blanche said Yes, he gradual.
cd with the summer class in Aug.
ust with IA The war inter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES
No. TOR 1891
LAND TITLE SUMMONS IN
APPLICATION FOR
HEgIsTHATIoN o. LAND

EOh
HFfsIsTHATIOS OF LAND
STATE OF hiSNEsoTA
COUNTY or HESNEPIS
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the matter Of the application
- Albert ~ stein and Susan ID.
stein. husband and wife Rs Joint
tenants to register the title 20 the
following Described real estate sit
uatsd IN Hennspin County. Mime
sofa. namely:
Lot ~. Block 81. Gales second
Addition TO the city Of Minnsapo-
lis, Hsnnspin County, Minnesota.
Albert u. stein and susan u.
stein, husband and wife. as Joint
tenants. Applicants.
VS.
Unknown heirs Of Lena OrmyAn.
deceased. unknown heirs Of A.
Drmyan. also known a. Abraham
Ormyan, Deceased. and all other
persons or parties unknown,
claiming any right. title, estate,
lien Ur Interest In the real estate
described In the application or a
WrHdWsnts herein, Defendants.
The state 81 MinHs.ota 90 the
above aaa~d defsadaatst
You are hereby summoned and
required 10 answer the application
- proceeding and IN IN. your an
aver 10 the said application In the
ufTis" - the clerk Of said court. In
said county, within twenty f2p1
tags after the service ~ this sum
mons upon you, exclusive - the
day 81 such service. and. n you fail
20 answer the application within
tho tim" aforesaid. the applicants 90
this proceeding viii apply 10 the
court for the relief demanded there
In.
WITNESS. phuIp g schmidt.
Clerk 6f said court and the seal
thereof. At Minneapolis, In said
county. this 2Tth day 90 Sep
irmhsr \ - 1855
i@EALD
PULP . SCHMIDT. CLERK
Ey \ G Hopper Deputy
Iunaa % Schwartz
Attorney for Applicants
no EDauok, building
Minneapolis 2 Minnesota
i@r0kszmau, oct Q, ~, lsb
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COLUMBUS DAY

In Fourteen Hundred and
Ninety Two
Columbus sailed the ocean blue:
And II he hadn't. what a fix
We'd be in--in Fifty Six!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05
Tho Republicans And TIE
supreme Courts Dccislon

To cover up this poor Legislative
record ON civil rights and their
worship % states Rights. the re.
Publicana. and particularly Vice
President Nixon have clevrrly, but
falsely, claimed credit for the re-
cent Supreme Court decisions
which have broadcned the field Of
Civll Rights Tor Negroes very sub
Htantiaiiy say the claim IL false
for two reasons.
First. under the separation Of
between tho Legislative. executive
and Judicial branches ot tho gov
crnment which II written into our
constitution, there IL literally mo-
thing that tho President could do.
after having made appointments
Ia tho supreme Court. 10 influence
the Supreme Courts decision.
Second, the deciSions were made
by Supreme Court composed
either wholly ar overwhelmingly
of aprointcrs NJ PREVIOUS Demo
cratic Presidents Roosevelt and
Truman
There have been three import
ant Supreme Court decisions on
civil rights since Eisenhower took
office ono was the case which do
ciNrcd that segregation and dia.
elimination I'm hotels and rra,
taurants IN the District " Column
hia was contrary To law.
That decision was made by a
court composed wholly " Rowe
Vclts and Humans appointcpa
Eight ot them wcrc Democrats
and ono Republican. Truman
In a bipartisan spirit had ap.
pointed one Republican. Unlike
some other supreme Court de.
ctsions, this ono was effective be.
cause the Hotel and Restaurant
Mems Association in the District
Of Columbia got together and a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05
Oetober's Name

The ancient Saxons had three
names for October "WinmonathH
or the time for making wine;
'Teo-monath,' or the tenth month,
and "Winterfylleth." because win
ter was supposed 10 begin with the
full moon OF the month. II was the
eighth month In the old Roman
calendar, as It's name indicates.
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JOIN NAAcP TODAY
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05

Democrat, In the Senate. would
have denied Federal financial aid
for school construction 10 those
school districts which have taken
no steps toward educational ints-
grafton.
The Southern Democrats were
mostly opposed % the amendment
for obvious reasons. And the Ito.
publIcana were mostly opposed 10
the federal aid for school construc-
ton anyway. for they wanted n
bove all. 10 balance the budget and
not spend any additional federal
money, 40 that they could Justify
the tax cuts. mainly for the veal
thy. that they had already adopt.
eli.
In tho belief that adding the
Powell amendment 10 tho bin
would help 10 defeat the bill. most
-, ''''','s ~ W.
~ '"
The amendment was adopted
Tho Republicans probably also
thought that they could mlAlead
Negroes into thinking that they
were really In favor u the Powell
amendment. Hut having adopts ed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05

sec how you let him down? DO you
think you have done your part7 I
don't believe you have. When he
says he II tired and wishes you
had dinner ready, you ny" up
and there IL very Unnecessary
quarrel work 10 save your mar.
Rage
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05

greed not 10 try 10 get whatever
competitive advantage there
might be II any In trying 10
disobey the law by maintaining an
all white clientele.
The other Supreme Court de-
cisionH were the two decisions
that racial aggregation In public
school education In uncOnstltutlon,
al In one case there was one
Eisenhower appOintoe. Chief
Justice Warren, and the other
case two Eisenhower Rppointees
among tho judges who made the
decision.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05

There il the very capable wife
who has freshened up the house.
has herself dressed from the top
Of her head 10 her toes and your
dinner Is waiting for you. She
waits and waits for you To come
home As time goes by she begins
10 worry. what with 40 many auto
accidents she lS becoming frantic.
She walks the floor wondering
and then you come In. She Is n
nervous wreck by this time and
the dinner ~ no good. You resent
her attitude and she rcscnta the
fact you didn't come home nor
telephone her 4 quarrel follows
that could have been avoided. You
should have called her n you we're
not going straight home. You
knew dinner was ready for you.
How was she 10 know YOU stopped
by your mothers for n few min.
utss. You take for granted what
many men would cherish, having
wife really waiting for him with
good dinner ready. Guard your
marriage DO all you can To save
~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05
Democratic & Republican
Candidates & Platforms

This the final nstAllnen article
ii president Of eastern Insurance rn longtime chAHpon
Of the rights Of the American Negro and n member
This paper does necessarily disagree
submits thu Of having
readers informed tho political particular
Tho first insAmsnt appeared here 10;
~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05

IT'S human To have your mind
wander, but the trouble comes
when you follow a." - Tennessee
Ernie.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05
ny ALFRED BAKER LEWIS
the REPUBLICANS AND the POWELL AMENDMENT

The political shenangans and twOfaced attitude toward
civil rights the part OF the Republicans illustrated by
the the bill for Federal Aid TO School Construction and
the Powell amendment 70 that bill
The Powell amendment, sponsored by Representative
Powell q Demoera in the House and BY Senator LehInan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05
Quote:

What can be more foolish
than 10 think that all this rare
fabric of heaven and earth could
come by chance, when all the skin
Of science is not able to make an
oyster. "--Jeremy Taylor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05

rupted his studies but later he
hopes 20 continue work on his NJ.
A. A. present he ls working with
Jack shannon In Jacks New York
Fashion and Commercial Art
Studio at their new establishment.
Congratulations to Billy and Jack.
Next we drove out across the
Warner Drive 10 the home OF DR..
Mrs, l.. Albert Scipio. Fortunately
Katherine was home. The children
came In while we were there and
Kathleen Stokes was with Melln-
Ia Kathleen Is the daughter Of
the Ashm0re Stokes Mary and n
Ashmore are building very
beautiful home near the Scipio
home
The front Of Katherines beauti-
ful home faces the Warner Drive
River Road and ~ we sat In
front OF that huge picture window
and looked At the view II In lovely
The scenery IN perfectly beautiful
and being so high on the bluff you
cannot hear the noise OF the never
ending traffic that runs on the
beautiful handicapped drives
Her Kitchen faces the street.
The house sits on the corner and
the view ~ seen perfectly From
the house you look way down on
the sloping terrace to the Warner
Drive.
Louis showed us his bed with
the extra large drawers built In II.
His father designed II. Everything
about the home Is new and mod
ern and I only wish might des.
cribe II. but all l can say IL II IL
beautiful
Wv NlAANNh WIN WITS H. u
Johnson who told us she Ii about
20 years young We were sorry her
daughter Maryc Younge OF Chi
cago was not ut home Another 90
year young friend we visited was
Mrs, u. r. Beaaiey. She. too, IL
up and around the house.
Al the stokes home we found
Richard Sr., feeling better, Across
the street at Hermlone Hickman
we found she had Just taken a
large butter cake out OF the oven.
II did taste so good
We were so sorry TO find Helen
Smith on the sick list again.
Laura Mae Robins and her chill
dren were fine.
see space does not permit me
TO talk" any moro this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
tel lace 500

Yards ond yords Of rich, scuIptured
cotton lace, bound in royon sotn tthot
washes, too Dusty rose, powder blue,
champagne beige and spring navy
Sizes 1920, l4l2-24I2. A Colby
original.
Budget Fashion Shop. 3rd Floor.
Meszaniae. Washington, End Floor
SiIreT Spring and PARKHgtqn