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FALLS CHURCH AREA
Three bedroom rambler; tile bath
large lot; sos month.
M. r. REYNOLDS a. CO.
JE. $1,000
1204 " sr. INV.
10 Rooms, 2 Baths, SlOo
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK

" hOOllht = bhlDhs IlNU
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
200 F ST. NV. MA. s-344O
ace TODD PL. N.E.-6 rms. bath
i2ls goth st. NV rms, bath;
1891 Chester st. SET rms,
baths, 2 kitchens; vacant.
b14 9th s.w., across from church
Is rms, bath; S77b0.
324 c st. s.e.-s rms. IN baths;
sos Huntington. Oh. ch.; sloS
- GEORGE I. BoRoER, INC
IF You HAVEN'T FOUND the house
icy al k fRfin ST. l0t sw Rs!' newer Sq' Con-
gress Heights-3 bedrms.. separate
dining rm: mr.. school,, playground
and stores. Can't be beat SllO
sOs FORESTER ST, Sc mr.. new
Hot Shoppes. Of S. Capitol--li
bath, fenced yard good value; Sis
SoiSY NEPTUNE ST, Glassmanor,
across new Eastover shopping CEN
ter-3 bedrms.. fenced yard, for
good living: Sllb mo.
Look At this one, semidet. rambler,
Just q few years old. 3 bedrms., lEe
bsmt,; level, fenced yard for children,
gssssseelieyyable a. sll9 per per- mo- a
center. schools and 6usiinss; sif0 !
mo.
Come IN and look our list over foi
best values in apis, insurance ant
GEORGE H JONES REALTY. NC
3l1e Nichols Ave. Sc. 10. 2-040(
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III KENTUCKY AVE. Sc, near
Lincoln Park-SS5 for q 2-family
bldg; each floor contains 3 rooms
and bath. An additional rooms
and shower in bsmt. gas hot-water
heat; 2 complete kitchens. ] apt
now rented at S55. An opportunity
ST ne NFWSON. Ii 3-2O7O.
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MOTEL
FOR QUICK SALE

Modern 4S-unit and restaurant,
5 yrs. old. air conditioned through
out. Recently redecorated and paint~
ed outside. Beautiful Handicapped
lawns. 80 mi. from Washington on
main North-South highway. 100000
cash and assume insurance company
first trust Of approximately S165, 600.
For further information call MR..
HOOTS. AID. 4-053l.
TAvERN-LIoUOR BEER seating
so, rent only S125 mo; good lease.
Low expenses Priced low At $4,000
lock stock and barrel. Only $1,000
down. Exclusive.
VALET SHOP Busy shopping
quotes over 500 wkIy. Good hours,
closed Sun. and holidays; priced
very low at $4,000. lock. stock
and barrel Terms, exclusive.
GROCERY-BEER-N.E. owner
quotes over SLIGO wkly; beautt-
fully equipped; air-cond. Rent only
$125 mo. incl. apt. Priced reasonably.
lOnly $1,000 down. Exclusive.
RESTAURANT - BEER - Nearby
suburbs; white clientele; owner
quotes $500 wkly average, mostly
beer. $4,000 yrly net proflt. Hours
l4;30 to 1890 am, Sat. 2 to 12;
equipped. Seats 1875. $4,000 cash
DRIVE IN-ICE CREAM, HOT
DOGS. HAMBURGERS. nearby su-
| burbs owner quotes 5000 wkly.
Operated by help; large profits, Only
S-mo operation. Rent only SD no.
/ $1,000 down Exclusive; ewes. and
Sun Shea Chaser, RIA. 6-543s.
KOGOD r. RO0KOFF
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DRUGSTORE-Active corner in
southeast shopping area. Average
$3.50 daily with very low overhead
and small fountain. Priced low Nc
agents. Box l49-G Star
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ROoMY PORCH overlooking garden
with lge.. cool apt. attached; Z
bedrms.. din. I'm, mod. Kit. ant
bath; west OF Conn. ave. OWNER
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DRY CLEANING, LAUNDRY ANT
SHOE REPAIRINQ STORE: pressing
mach: $500 Wk. average: excel
neighborhood. Have other interests
Call CO. 5-4466.
BEAUTY SALON, complete: Cooper.
etor capacity: 4 wet units. hail
dryers, 2 air conditioners, washer
dryer and 75-gal. heater: complete
$1,000. Phone OIL. 2-2624. 29'
DELICATESsEN STORE doing gooc
business in suburban area; nice
class trade: sales could be in.
s sSs.di stare greatly with beer as 90
LEXINGTON PARK, MD, / bloch
om NAN Ss snts sysSn Pegssnt i sSys
serving food localized slot machines
owner i'll. 81 300 for quick sale
/ low rent: long lease.
Old established tavern on Bre.
tons Bay l acre. s-rm. and bath
dwelling; separate business bldg.
new new wharf Hsn:.s always o6 %oney-maksr
James H. Brown. ST. MARY's
REALTY. 'Leonardtown. Nd. phone
Greenwood 5-4172 or evenings anc
Sunday. Greenwood 5-3522.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
WATERFRONT TAVERN = Liquor
beer. legal slot machines. year-rounc
business; books open, will prove
SNACK BAR-Fountain and restau.
rant, legal slots, adtoins Naval base
FEED BUSINESS AND CHICK
HATCHERY-Natl. feed line, new
equip.. nice home: no competition.
RESTAURANT AND BAR-Nice liv
ortrs., liquor, beer, legal slots.
FAMOUS SOUTHERN MARYLAND
HOTEL AND BAR-Liuuor and beer
licenses, legal slots: well eStab. no.
tel and nisht club business; brick
BLDG, SUPPLY. LUMBER AMI
MILL WORK-Excel. opportunity fol
young man starting out. small CAPT.
tai investment
ONE-HALF INTEREST In waterfront
grocery and hardware store: estab
So yrs; unlimited opportunity fol
FISHING BOAT CHARTER BusI.
NESS-Old estab. clientele. boat
and equip. nice home. private har'
Dor and piers.
J. B. WATERS
Prince Frederick, Md.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

10 ROOMS, 21a BATHS
Larse back yard. garage: rent. SI2S,
inc, $500, plus apt. for owner nicely
furn.. GOOD NV. loo; only Sl.6OUs
wants $500 down
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OF Columbia pike-Spacious Colo
NAL home. center hall, 8 large rms,
3 baths, porches and sun deck. Fully
finished basement with private en-
trance. that would be ideal as an
ONCE for Q doctor or dentist or as
extra living or playroom. Newly dec
GRATED.
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THE ONTARIO
1853 Ontario Rd. NV.

APT. 422-Here Is q truly
spacious apt. home with foyer.
liv. rm. Q9x27 IT, . bedrms II,
mod. bath. unusually large
and ample closets, balcony,
sw exposure and comp. mod.
kit with dishwasher and dis
posal $4,000. Terms.
APT. 520-A very honey
apt. home with foyer, liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. and bath. Ideal
for the single pcrson. Nice
cond $4,000.
APT. 6l5-Just redee., this
top-hoor apt. nome includes
foyer, liv, rm. with 3-way
horizon view, cor. din. room.
bedrm., kit. and bath. Superb
""over-the-park" view. SIO,-
Ash Tor Mr.. OWENS q.
ONTARIO eWitrhhnard
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cOLORED
524 cath ST. NW.-Lge. 6-rm row
oriek. sas h..w.h.; nice condition
! throughout $50.
WOODWARD A. NORRIS
REALTORS
vas aoth st. NV. RE-. 7-ebs5
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OTHER LIsTINGS

Many other equally attrae-
tive apt. homes may De pur.
chased through the exclusive
listings OF this once. Desir-
ale locations and from 1 10 3
bedrms.
For details and Ior appt TO
inspect call MAJOR CARNEY
with
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MAN WANTED

To take over local franchise
for distribution Of fast selling
novelty line to all stores.
Accounts established for you
by. manufacturer. Can be de-
yeloped into full time business
II desired. Sales experience
not REQUIRED. Must have serv-
iceable car, references and
81. 100 cash 10 take over in
ventory. II YOU can start
a. once and meet the above
requirements. write and in
clude phone number for local
interview with factory repre-
sentative. WRITE MANU-
FACTURER. 3sl5 Tyrone
blvd. St. Petersburg. Florida.
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/ Blk. Off Conn. Ave. NV,
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 TIL 6 TODAY
$500 MASS. AVE. NV.
AN ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION

Entr. foyer, drawing rm. with
firepl., din. salon with flrepl.,
conservatory, master bedrm.
suite with solarium overlook
ing Rock Creek Park, . addi-
tional bedrms. leach with
bath. maids rm. and bath,
modern kit individual ga
rage, eleV. and secretarial
service and sundeck. 100000.
ASK for MAJOR CARNEY in
Apt. 3.
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NEWLY DECORATED
1907 ERSKINE ST.
CAROLE HIGHLANDS, MD.

Detached brick; liv. rm., kit.
bedrms., bath. rec, rm.; enclosed
rear I'd. Transportation within
blocks. Vacant; rent, Sl20. Key at
1904 Erskine ST.
s25 18th st. Ma. $4,000
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THE BROADMOOR
1901 Conn. Ave. NV.

You are invited to visit
THE BROADMOOR today
Washington's outstanding and
best known co-op-to inspect
4 oeaut. apt. homes. Some
air-cond. and ranging in size
from an diversified efficiency
to = bedrms.. 2 baths with
full din. rm., and Wall-to-
wall carpet throughout. Every
facility Is available for your
carefree living and gracious
entertaining. $4,000 TO
S3l 900. Ask for Mr..
THOMAS at BRoADMOoR
desk,
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CONVENIENT
COMFORT
PRIDE

Luxurious living at q minimum
cost. Have your own home in q
new brick, fireproof building. close
in, yet suburban: excel. bus service.
Call IA. 7-OS77 or ia. S-6576.
THE WESTCHESTER
In main building. step-down living
room, dining balcony, bedroom.
kitchen and bath. Carpets and dra-
peries included. Price, S1l,3OO.
Foyer. living room, dining space.
den. bedroom. kitchen and bath.
Carpets and draperies ! included;
Corner apartment, large living
room. ..Solarium. full dining room.
bedroom, kitchen and bath; SIG, $50.
Call Mrs. Chauncey Murray, RAN
DALI H. HAGNER g. CO., INC, DE.
2-36O0.
/ Blk. Off Conn. Ave. NV.
Beautiful 6th-foor front apt. OF
liv. rm. with fireplace: bedrm., foyer
mod. kit. and bath. Price reduced ia
$4,000. with $1,000 cash. Monthly
payments less than rent, Including
operating costs and utilities. 7-story
building 24-hr. elevator service.
J. Buxton Aiken, EN-. 1884
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GIFT SHOP
In nearby Md shopping center;
doing approx. $500 wk business
and improving steadily. Price,
$4,000 l., s., b.
VALET SHOP
500 q week oVer-the -eounter bust.
ness.
LIQUOR .sToRE
owner quotes an average Of
$1,000 TO $1,000 a week business at
1877 gross profit One OF the best
money-msking liquor stores in the
city.
RESTAURANT WITH ON SALE LIo.
Doing approximately 5000 week
business colored trade does q large
PM to . am.
GROcFPy sTOpE
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HOME VALUES

1907 18th st. n.w.-lO rms, 5
baths; newly dec. SITS.
304 4th st. SEE rms, bath: Of
heat S75.
2919 N. Capitol st.-3 bedrms.
living rm.. din. rm.. 2 kitchens. z
baths. S135 mo.
2733 Central ave. ne. a bed.
rms. living rm., din, kit. and z
baths: gas heat. Sl35.
R. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
Mase Ave- Peaitors MA S.5OOO
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHFD

1918 wildwood Drive. Takoma. Nd,
Liy. rm.. din. nm. den. kit. and
powder nm. End mr., 3 bedrms. and
MkRSHAIL J. WAPLE co.
WEST EVANSVILLE
660e 23d Place-Attractive b-rm
brick rambler duplex. Vacant. s96
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-e4OO
NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
brick; washer and dryer; $I1O mo
| HUGH 7. PECK HE 4-f400
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rOtGf bOlIOM
500 N. H. ave. n.w.-Lge. 3-bedrm.
remodeled brick; liv. rm,, sep. din
rm., kit. and bath; in WASHINGTON,
newest and smartest residential area
Sl40.
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COLORED
$50 3 So. n.w-6 rooms and bath,
hot-water heat; S72.bO,
1890 18th ST. n.w.-o rooms and
bath. $50
81 Virginla ave. sw.-s rooms
with bath: $50.
l2 r 81. s.w.-6 rooms; S37.b0
RAYMOND r, RUPERT
1917 9TH St. NV
coLoRFD--44O NEWTON PL. NV.
rooms and kitchen on each floor;
. baths, nice basement 500
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO
1924 l4th 81. NV. AID. 4-a005.
ieiO EYE s.E.-5 rms, bath; SOS
mo
1880 Swami st. NV. - z rms,
bath 500 mo.
4qi Eve ST. s.w.-s4O. so mo.
GEORGE j. BORGER. INC.
MA. S-035O
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

Nov g. Felix Fogg, a7oe
Fourth Az. =, Mrs. Doris ODDS,
1900 nth Az. e. Ed Carr Aoii
Frr,h Az. =,
Nov. Mrs Oscar Gates, 2tSh
Fourth Az. n, Bert Dawson. S7Ib
Fourth Az s, Reuben Warren.
36ih Clinton Az. Thomas Brown,
1900 Portland Az
Nov Frank r Mitchell, hd2p
Nicollct Az; Rex Allen True. 4l2s
Firth Az. 3; Ardcna Louise Flip
pin, SPAS Third Az, \. Mrs, jos.
sic shannon. 1922 Third Az. \.
Nov. Harold Combs, S8i6
Fourth Az y, percivai Baron.
1920 Portland Az, David Guy
Hubbard, 70t Fremont Az N,
Nov Robert Bilea. 1908 Sixth
st u. Celia Robinson, snts Hoag
Az N; Clarence II, Patrick, 1891
Bryant Az, NJ; Elizabeth Pratsr.
o?5 Humboldt Az. N. Ora Jones,
i0ia Bryant Av, NJ; Mrs, Odessa
Harris, 2nil 18th Az n,
Nov. o Helen Calhoun. OFT Al.
drtch Az N. Mrs l. g. Harris,
1912 Smelling Az. Travis Bailey.
tbOS Fourth Az, n.
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Recipe of the Week !:
RaSm&kHhxae {:
~ PET MILK HOME ECONOMIST
eeseeeeseseeess
Festive Fruit Coke
PET MILK HOME ECONOMIST

= cup Pet Evaporated MIX
2 dog. finely cut mRrshmallows
u cup orange Juice
8 doz, 2ls in. graham crackers
= teaspoon cinnamon
y teaspoon nutmeg
= teaspoon cloves
! u cups seedless rRisins
thalf golden and half dark are
best
= cup finely cut dates
! cup broken wAlnuts
IL cups ready cut-up
candied fruit, bulk or canned
Line with waxed paper bottom
and sides Of loaf or tube pan
holding about o cups Put milk,
marshmallows and orange Juice
into bowl Let stand until need
ed Roll graham crackers into fine
crumbs. Put crumbs into a large
bowl with the cinnamon, nutmeg.
cloves, raisins. dates and walnuts
Add Candied fruit and milk mix.
ture, Mix with n spoon, then with
hands until crumbs are moistensd
Press firmly into pan. Top with
additional fruit and nuts. Cover
tightly, Chin 2 days before sic
ing Keep in cool place. Makes
3ig lbs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02
Ten Members OF
U-Meet-Us Club Are
Honored By Party

The u-Mcct,us club Of Phyllis
Whcatlcy House in It's second
meeting Of the season held at noon
on Thursday October -. honorrd
ten Of its members whose birthday
occurred within the past three
months, with n birthday party,
A business hour was conducted
before the party with the prcsi.
dent, Mrs Mamie Battles, prcsid.
ms. During the business hour,
plans We're discussed for some type
Of entertainment To- be sponsored
by the club Mrs Mae Jenkins
was made general ChairNSuman
After the business transactions,
the following members present
were honored with n luncheon In
celebration Of their birthdays, the
Mines Mary Monroe, Iva Carter,
Mary Bail. Mollic Flowers. Lena
LaFauccttc and Marguerite
Combs, Cousellor The honorees
were greeted with the Happy
Birthday song a corsage ot red
tea roses was presented 10 the old.
est honoree. Mrs Mary Monroe. by
the president, Mrs. Battles. Mrs,
Monroe observed her sTth birth.
day
Bouquets III fall flowers wcro
placed At vantage points In tho
room and green crystal bowl Of
chrysanthemums In all ~ fall col,
orings centered the white covered
luncheon table. A wide choice Of
foods hiEhrghtcd with two beau,
TRULY decorated cakes added
charm 90 the setting
The honorcd members expressed
their appreciation 10 the club and
the entire affair was very en-
joyablc one and fine opening for
the season
Members and guests present
werr the Mines Mamie Battles,
Iva Carter. Mae Jenkins, Mary
BAH. MolIic Flowers. Fannie
Thomas Mary Monroe. Matte
Harris IrnA IaEauCette Mar
guerite Combs, counsellor, Carrie
Wallace. treasurer and guests
Estclla Underwood. ErInR Bowles.
Jeasic Shepard and Mr. Henry
Thomas head resident
Members whose birthdays were
celebrated and unable Ia attend In.
Guided the Mines, Mary Thompson,
Cert rude Ninigar Elizabeth
StorrE and Grace Berry
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Palmer Jacksons In
Cocktail Party For
Guests From indiana

An air of friendly hospitality
permcatcd the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Palmer & Jackson, 370S
Fourth Az. 8, Thursday evening.
October 20, when they were hosts
at "A cocktail party introducing
their house guests, Mrs Agnes
Lucas and Miss Hazel Thomas OF
Terre Haute, Ind, Sharing honors
were Walter and Irving Smith Of
Los Angeles. Calf, house guests
Of their hrother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs Walter Aston OF
39l7 Third Az. s.
During the hours OF 10 10 y.
m number Of friends came In
to meet and greet the honored
guests and TO renew old friend
ships with the Smith brothers, for
mer residents Of Minneapolis
a straw basket holding an ar.
rangcment OF yellow and gold
mangolds between silver candle
sticks with yellow candles, cen.
tered tho attractively appointed
serving table. spread with an ccru
lace cloth
The affair was no enjoyable that
guests fingered long after the Hp-
pointed hour Of ton O'Clock
The visitors were extended
many social couricsies during
their short visit, including dinner
guests on Sunday, October n, Of
Mr. and Mrs Charles EobI. Shsr-
ing honUrs was Mrs Henry Lcwis
Of 81 Louis, Mo, hOussRuest ~
Mr.. md Mrs. Charles Glenn Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Palmer
Jackson. Mrs Ida Roberts and
Mr. and hrs Charles Glenn
They were luncheon guests on
Wednesday ~ Mrs William Modem
in her home and on Friday they
were guests Of Mrs . l. Alex
ander and Mrs Charles Glenn a.
luncheon on Dayt0n's Sky Room
and were given = Ein by thor
hoa'easss Mrs Palmer Jackson
vas also a guest
They were presented with gif,s
by the Mines 7 - Burt, Paul =
Curry. Milton shsnks and Mr. |
Albert Hurt
After a most enjoyable weeks !
visit. the visitors left for their |
home or Saturday. October n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02

Birthday earis were given 10
each or the honoreez,
The U-Meet.us club IL com
priscd OF 80 members, ranging in
age from % to ~ years young
This very alert and active group
OF women have contributed to
Phyllis wheatiey house in tho sum
OF sos 90 all obtained through
their own efforts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02
ST. PAUL URBAN
LEAGUE ANNUAL
NETTING NOV. 40

The ST. Paul Urban Leagues
33rd Annual Meeting will be held.
November goth at $50 p, m. in the
Gold Room of the Ryan Hotel
Plans for this occasion arc being
made by the Leagues Member
ship and Community Relations
Committee, of which Mrs Carl +.
Schuneman is chairman.
Speaker for the occasion viii be
Or. George s. Mitchell, Director OF
the Southern Regional Council,
Atlanta, Georgia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02

Bryan, widow Of the late Joseph
d. Bryan. The organs formerly
lived in Minneapolis. Mrs. Smith
and her cousin. Mrs Earl spent
two days in Benton Harbor, Mich.
As the guest Of Mrs. Lula Bar
quette. Mrs Barquette, the former
Mrs. Lula Cratic, is also a for
mer resident of Minneapolis.
O. --~r- -'7 - -rs .Aa.. rye
Returns Home: Mrs. James
Campbell, 1858 Portland Av., re-
turned home Saturday evening,
October "a from Kansas City,
kans., where she was called due TO
the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Juanita Woods. Mrs Woods un-
derwent surgery and is now con-
valesc!ng at home.
Autumn Tea: An affair TO
circle on your calendar is the an
nual Autumn Tea OF the Brother
hood Of Sleeping Car Porters to be
held Sunday, November 4, from
to 7 p. m. at 1921 Fourth Av. S.
Every 25th guest viii receive a
gift. ANY affair given by this
group of ladies is par excellence
so don't miss this one,
Omission: The names OF Mrs.
Ivy Massengill and Mrs. Irene
Braxton were omitted from the
list of those assisting at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star reception
held at St Peters AME church.
Sunday, October 81. Mrs. Mas
sengin and Mrs. Brsxton were hos
tesses at the reception table.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02

First Nlghters Bridge Club:
Mrs. Lamar Roberts, 206 E. 43rd
st. will be hostess to the First
Nighters Bridge Club Saturday,
November , at Dayton's Sky
Room.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02

BSCP Minneapolis Ladies Aux
iiiary's Annual Autumn Tea, S62l
Fourth Az. ~, Sunday, November
tth. 4 to p. m. Public invited
Gifts for every 25th guest Silver
offering. ---AdvL.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02

out-of Town Blrthdays--
Nov, Mrs, katherine Savoy,
San Francisco, Callf.
Nov, n-Engla schey, Hastings
state Hospital, Hastings, MINI,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02

Club Hostess; Mr. Harry .
Brown. TOT TFlrhar, ~ viii -
hDstess 70 the LaiAssz- nous fare
Bridge club on Saturday. Sovem
her 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02

Your are now reading the same
message that has been or will be
read by hundreds OF the outstand-
citizens 81 this area. All subscr rib.
ers 10 this paper.
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Social and Personal
q MINNEAPOLIS

Back Home: Mrs Mary Alice Smith, 362s Clinton Az,
turned home Friday October 10 after spending weeks
Illinois and Michigan visiting friends In ST Charles H.
the for week of Mrs Dora Barger and the
Chicago of her cousins Mrs Lila Earl and Mrs Edith
Mortimer she also visited with her friend Mrs Matte
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02
Social and Personal
Twin City Bndg,
y ST. PAUL

Twin City Bridge Club Held Meeting Mr. and Mrs Henry
johnson 95 Edmund ST. hosts to the Twin City Bridge
club on Saturday evening October 81 Taking home prizes for
high Mrs Johnson first aud Earle Jones second
social hour and refreshments enjoyed following bridge
The next meeting of the club will be at the home Of Mr. and
l..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02

Nov erLawrenoe Hall. Dos
Moines. Ia: J, u, Mitchell. Chi.
cage, III; Andrea Skinner, Cleve-
land. q,
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
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tell you his views on labor and Ne
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29

GREATER displacement 6-cylinder models, 1870
on VSs than our nearest competitors ind G'fc F8f,
mind you march the ao,1ca n,oke r0fio in the truck
WdnYhy.
Styling is well into the future panoramic windshield
to sand-ght tail gate. Tubelcs tires Of course, In6
a I2-volt electrical system is standard
These arc some Of the strides presented IN new
1856 Blue Chip trucks now have on view. The
laluc more notable. Come in and l6N@sysM
get the facts s4gs
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