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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
SPENCE HOWARD JR.
81. MAY NIIyl Mu OF. MINIS %
UPPER MONT. COUNTY
90 ACRES

UPPER MON1. COUNl \
90 ACRES
Attractive Early American
brick and frame country
home. near Poolesville. Md;
house modernized. 3 bedrms.,
. with bath on LIST floor:
living room dining room,
kitchen, random width floors:
flreplaces: outbuildings, =
room brick slave quarters,
barn corn cribs. carriage
house springs and stream on
property. Located on main
road, 35 miles d, C. Priced
at $1,000. one-half cash.
ESQ ACRES
Dairy farm. 42-cow Wash
ington-type barn bank barn,
. silos. other necessary out
buildings. Main house. living
room. dining room, kitchen,
! bedrooms. bath, hot-water
heat, 4-room tenant house.
200 acres arabic. 30 acres
pasture. Water in every field
Excellent location, on hard
road, productive soil.
ESQ ACRES
Stock farm. 2Oi acres crop
land. IS acres alfalfa 40
acres permanent pasture. re-
mainder In hay . streams,
bank barn. usual outbuild-
ings. . tenant houses old
slave quarters Main house.
~ rms . baths. central heat.
good location. 2S miles down
town d c. Can be seen by
appointment only. Excellent
value At SIS 800,
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Gentleman'S Farm Estate
528 Acres

In the lush Warrenton. Va. country.
side, combination dairy farm ano
gentleman's estate: the true Va
Colonial brk master house, is ar
architectural gem in the classic man
.ner commanding a magniflcent view
center hall entrance, with spac, liv
lrn. and din. rm. each with tirepi.;
lge equip. kit, 3 master bedrms
and !. full baths on End floor: tire.
mendouS storage closets; full bsmt
with rec. nm. area with f1repl huge
STORAGE areas; a lge. tenant house
- guest houses; 30 stanchion dairy
barn. many other excel barns. an6
storage bldgs.; 80 acres in alfalfa
streams and springs and choice
wooded areas: tremendous water sys'
TEN; only By miles from D g; TN,
farmland. with the most charm
wrapped into | deal YOU can find II
the State OF Va. sos. 900.
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Warehouse and Showroom
$4,000 SO. #. N. Y. ave. and
W. Va. ave. ne. Reinforced con-
crete. air-conditioned offices. RR
siding. Loading docks, 200-lb. floor
load. Call Mr.. Goldenberg. DREY-
FUSS BROTHERS. 1919 18th st.
NV. Ma. S-U5S0. Sun. and ewes,
lOL. 4-3U51. Il
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 so. Fl. K ST. NV, nr. 9Th ST.
2nd comm. fireproof bids, loft.
ceilings, adj. 8 public alleys. park
ing. overhead doors; S225. David
Rosenberg, DREYFUSS BROS. Ma
S-O5S0. Ewes, Sun. ia. 2-7S29.
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL; $500 so. it.,
S275 month. or 6,400 SO. #. S55U
month, 5000 Oak Lane, Mt.
Rainier. Available May Is. THOS
D. WALSH, INC, Sl5sllth st. NV
DI. 1861
WAREHOUSE, I.sOO So. IT,. two
toilets, gas heat. lge. overhead
door. soft. alley. centrally located
Ewes, HE. 4-7037. Ia
NEARBY MD. lust over District line
--1.S00 to $4,000 TT; avail. in 80
days. OWNER. AP. 7-1422. Ill
WENTWORTH - 10000 So. IT.:
strictly moderni truck dock, high
CEILING; parking space. A. M. ROTH
CO.. RE. 1880.
5000 so. Fl, near 4th and R. I.
ave. n.e.-One-story modern brick
bldg, with small office: parking
and loading in rear; heavy duty
wiring. Excellent for distributor Of
foods, etc. Call Mr.. Holland, II.
@. SMITHY CO., Sll 18th st. NV,
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Lallrel-4 Level Acres

liz IA ~ ANNSA AANA ~
S31,500-3 large bedrooms,
large modern brick home. on
busline. On Montgomery road.
Large living room, fireplace,
large dining room. large
kitchen with u bath. full
bath: glaSsed-in sun porch.
Plenty OF closets and storage:
Full basement radiators. oil
heat: lear brick garage,
beautiful shrubbery. some
fruits. large strawberry patch.
Land very productive. Va -acre
woodland all fenced, some
white board fencing. Priced
very low. JOHN BURDOFT,
1875 Colesville rd., Silver
Spring, Nd. EV. A-3S46.
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New Home; 6 Acres

Rustic setting-Flowering red buc
trees. wild Strawberries, poplar
and oak trees; Just off hwy. city
advantages within 10 Minis. excel
lent BUNGALOW. gray with white trim
isitS on hill 4 rms, tastefully deco.
rated, cleo; Handicapped lawn Bar
gain priced AT 5000 Jessie W
Anderson. STROUT REALTY. Swoope
Va NEAR Staunton. Va). Bareain
Lists Mailed Free
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WILL DIVIDE

".H-acre farm. nice lake partly
wooded, long road frontage; !.
houses barns: viii, sell as whole
or divide in 30-acre tracts. Prices
start at S3,500 per tract, excellent
terms Drive out Sunday afternoon
from till dark Directions Out
Route ~. mile nast Marshall.
Va, watch Tor arrows turning to
left. follow arrows to property.
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65O-Acre Cattle Ranch

OOU-hCIC NdOIlC 1ldllIll
Sheep and general grain farm,
modern home: ideal game preserve;
3 stocked lakes. est 200,0n0-ft.
saw timber. 1000 cords wd: on &"
breathtaking view, nice shaded lawn
with flowers. residence of 10 rms
and hath. center hall oil furnace.
winding stairway, modern cabinet
kitchen with cleo. range, fireplace
porcheS: harm. 40yi0, and utility
bIdgs.: about 13n a. in permanent
pasture, 30 a. in tractor workable
cropland A steal at $50. 900, part
down. E. C Brumback, STROUT
REALTY. Middletown. Va. Bargain
Lists Mailed Free
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STROUT
CATATOG

MAILED FREE Farms. homes. bus!-
ness. 3,046 properties described. "a
States. Coast : to Coast Bargains
galore Livestock, eqpt often in
GUIDED. many with low down. pay.
mentS and easy terms WORLDS
LARGEST. Buy and save Through
STROUT REALTY. 23i-N Wood
ward BLDG, Washington, Sterling g.
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l232 ACRES, 100 cultivated. stock and
! fine tobacco farm; . houses, 3 barns
IL share troopers working farm; high
elevation, . tractors, complete equip
ment; crops bring top prices. Com
plete everything. S29, 800.
1919 ACRES. 100 clear. good stock OF
truck farm. > houses, 3 large barns
lOther buildings. Well fenced, largt
frontage on State road. Price S22,-
800: terms. $500 down.
40 ACRES. 40 clear; modern 6-roon
home. tenant house. > large barns
good stream. ideal for lake. Full
equipment: price, $4,000.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY co.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and End Commercial
properties wan.ed tor sale OF lease
A. M. ROTH CO.. RE. 1880
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OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED

STUDIO, at least 25x35 IT,, loft
ceiling, with Sm2lH rooms and
kitchen. wanted BY photographer
Call WA. 7-Sl45. -
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TOWER BLDG.-Lee. rm. and use Of
reception rm. Call Mr.. NICHOLS.
OIL. 4-2073: Mon. at Ma. S-2S33.
silver SPRING. rms and bath:
ground fl suite, mr.. Hechts: also
Offices in Kensington and Wheaton;
500 up, c; NJ, MARSTELLER, JR..
Real Estate. Ju. 9-2552; Sun.
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WOODTFnrI IO ~ NJ pig.. - IA,

Walk, all utils.: walk to bus, stores,
cnurehes school HA. 9-2142,
RIPLEY PARA new development
OF tracts. from pa TO over 4 acres
WITH 200 to 200 II frontages on
paved STATE I'd. lge. shade trees
pond sites committing distance 10
ID Indian Head; priced from
~ ,3gis ; 900: cash. 5000, balanee
monthly. so MD, REALTY co
Rte 30l, La Plata GIL: ewes. Mr.
Cramer La Plata 314I. once on
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ARLINGTON TOWERS

IAN ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION"
Suites from 300 to 5000 50. #
Only min. from the heart of tbs
city Aforementioned. garage and out.
side parking and full char service
Fol information call MR.. BRAKE
FIELD. ia. 5-55O7.
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HEAVY RETAIL TRAFFIC

Permanent corner near 18th anc
i 900 81. #. in bsmt., 4o-ft. frontage
on Columbia rd.; will remodel or sub
divide. Call Mr. Goldenberg, DREY.
FUSS BROTHERS. 1919 18th st
NV. Ma. S-05SO; Sun. and ewes.
OIL. 4-3057. IS
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SHENANDOAH RFTREAT

Y FLATA FAKk. Section No. q
Small estates. from " to < acres
with @00-ft State I'd. frontage
some wooded some omen nelds !.
priced from sl,1a5 TO 81 sos !:
cash 500. balance monthly. so.
MD, REALTY CO. Rte. 30I,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-06
Frank Parker, Former
50. puviite Died In
Los Angeles Tuesduy

Frank Parker, formerly Of st.
Paul. was the victim Of a heart
attack In Los Angeles. Calf. on
Tuesday. January 3. IL was learn
ed this week.
Mr. Parker had left ST. Paul in
April OF last year and had visited
several cities before settling in
Los Angeles, a little over two
weeks ago.
A native OF Oklahoma City
okla. Mr.. Parker came to ST,
Paul In 1871. He was employed as
salesman for the Kirby Com.
pany for "A few years
Surviving Mr. Parker are two
daughters. Frankie and Lovie; a
son, William Parker. sister, Mrs
Annabelle Lewis; uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bonner:
two brothers in Oklahoma City
Charlie Rodgers and Leroy Park
or, a nephew, Bander Lewis and
niece. Mrs. Queen Esther Taylor
Funeral services will be held in
Oklahoma CITY on Saturday, Jan.
uary 7.
Mrs. Lewis. Mrs Bonner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Taylor and
family left on Thursday. January
5 to attend services and burial
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-06
BORDER METHODIST

From the east the Jerusalem,
came three wise men seeking
Jesus, born King or the Jews. u
The scripture for the first ser
mon OF the year was taken from
the second chapter OF st. Mat
thew. subject, After the Wise
Men Returned Home"
Rev. Charles NJ. Sexton in his
message explained that this sub
feet explained the beginning OF
many missions Of the present day
church. After the wise men re-
turned they were full Of the glory
Of the new born King and began
telling the good news throughout
the land. An example for US first
To be fun OF Christ before we try
To lead others TO Him.
Remember the sick, the shut-ins
and the afflicted in your prayers
and with mercy.
Visitors were Jess Peoples
Pauline Coleman and Charlie vii.
hams. Border extends a welcome
10 all visitors.
Now that we have seen the
glory Of the birth of Christ, let us
return and pass the good news on
to others.
In closing. do you agree?
BE noble, and the nobleneSs
that lies In other men. sleeping
but never dead. will rise in ma
Icsty to meet thine own" -~- Low.
Harry Davis. reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-06
Twin City
Church NelUs
MT. OLIvET BAPTIST

Watch night service climaxed
the years end. Rev. Charles s.
Jones, visiting associate minister
of Zion Baptist church. Mime
apolis. was guest speaker and his
subject was January Christians"
His text was taken from EccL IL
and Joshua Is.
At New Years morning service
Rev. b. II. Hunters message was
How a True Church May be
Described" Text lisa. 40:31.
The Senior Choir provided the
music.
The Ordinance of Baptism was
observed following the morning
service.
Mrs. Isaac Blakey Sr.. mother
OF Isaac Blakey Jr.. and Daniel
Blakey of Yankton, S. d. and
many other visitors were intro
duced by Miss Maudine Rice and
welcomed by Pastor Hunter.
Let US not forget the Christmas
spirit to be mentioned throughout
the year with the sick and shut
ms. who remain on our list. Our
church and the world would be a
glorious place in which to live, If
we only could hold out through
the year that feeling of kindness,
courtesy, compassion, sympathy,
understanding and love that is in
our hearts during the holiday
season.
The Gospel Chorus provided
music for the evening service and
the Lords Supper was administer
ed.
You are welcome always at Mt.
Olivet," The Church with a
Friendly Welcome. "-Reporter
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NOTICE ~ INCORPORATION
HkEN ISLAND FEEDS, M

NOTICE - HEREBY CIV IN
That In accordance with N" pro-
visions % the Mipussota business
CORPORATION Act. being Chapter soc
u the Laws % Minnesota. 1888,
and ANY amendments thereof OF
aupplrmaRtary thereto. TURKEY
ISLAND EEEtS, INC, was dutN IA
rorporatsd on December 50, 1893.
The purposes % this corporation
are a. follows To manufacture and
sell food. for cattle and poultry
and other foods. and 90 transact al!
lawful business arising out OF the
same. TO carry ON = general MUM
and manufacturing business ~ the
preparation % grains. cereals ana
the products and nv products there
from. 70 own. operate, huild, lease,
acquire offices, mills, warehouses
elevators. and other structures as
may be necessary for the carry INK
IN % such milling business and Tor
buying selling. storing, Aud hand
ling flour and other milling pro
Ths address - it, registered Of
flee Is snT MIunsvota Federal Build
.uK Minneapolis. Minnesota
me names ana post office ~
dresses % each % the tncnrpora tors
nnd % IL first R"srd % pires'2Ts
ParSs /. pahISrsu. bird Island.
Dolores y pnhlrrsn. Dird Island.
Minnesota
Isnuts Nnrjsrtty. eN' Nlnncsota
Federal UuG3iuE. MInusag0lts, Min
Rated January :. 1888 49,
TURKEY ISLAND FEEpS, INC.
Louie NorfRrrv Attorney
ea- Nfurr4ata FaAavaI building
Minneapolis. MbnueEara
Spokesman. January 4. 1857
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Golf Club Auxiliary
Entertained A. Cocktail
Party BY Mrs. Sisson

Mrs. James Siaaon, 1929 Port
land Av,, was a charming hostess
when she entertained members of
the Twin CITY Golf Auxiliary with
a cocktail party on Thursday eve
ming, December 20.
An attractive Christmas motif
was used for decorations with n
beautifully decorated Christmas
tree as the center OF attraction. A
very decorative serving table,
spread with n gold cloth held an
array of tasty and dainty canapes.
Guests relaxed with music. SO
clalized and enjoyed quiet tete-a-
tetes AZ they enjoyed refreshing
cocktails.
Members enjoying the festive
affair were Miss Katherine Nor
man. the Mines. Lcnora Adair.
Erma Bowles. Inez Clark. Amily
Cook. Verda Horn. Bessie Hughes,
Alva Jones, Maxine Jones. Martha
Kay Timmaleah Riess, Bea Stem
mons. Louise True, Mary VII
liams. Gertrude Willis, Sirena
Arlington. st. Paul and Ruth Nc
Query.
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ZION BAPTIST

Installation Of an church Of
ficers for 1855 was held Decem-
Der 81, 1855 at 10 p. m, with Rev.
Bolts presiding. Newly installed
officers are: Plouis Moore, chair
man OF the deacon board; William
Warder, assistant: Louis Perkins,
chairman OF trustee board: John
Warder. assistant: Willie b. Hale,
minister of music; Raymond
Cooper, superintendent of Sunday
School; T. Flippin. assistant: Ar
thur Cunningham, director of
BTU: 7. F'hppin, associate di-
rector. All other officers were re-
tanned.
Immediately following the in
stallation service. the Watch
meeting services were held. At the
hour Of midnight everyone was on
their knees around the altar. Rev.
L. c. Harris of Friendship Bap-
list church offered prayer.
Sunday morning, Rev. III. w.
Bolts ST.. brought a very inspir-
ing and uplifting sermon. His sub
ject was Reconciliation With
God" Rev Bolts said, that we are
reconciled to God through Jesus
Christ. We must have the spirit Of
reconciliation in our own heart
in order to do the will OF God.
Scripture was from 2 Cor. SAT-
10.
Music was by the combined
choirs. Ralph Primm Is director,
Mrs. Velma Warder was at the
organ.
The right hand OF fellowship
was extended to all members after
which the Ordinance OF Holy Com
munion was administered.
Rev. s. King brought the eve
ming message and everyone receiv-
ed a blessing, His subject was.
Christ or Chaos"
Visitors for the day were Mr.
and Mrs Ray Pleasant. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Wilson and daugh-
ter. 8. Percy and Ercell Chadwick
all OF Minneapolis.
We were happy TO see Mrs.
Harriet Smith at our service to-
day. She is "A former member OF
Zion. We were happy TO welcome
Rev. 8. King back from his home
in Phoenix. AriZ
Our sick and shut-ins are i'm
proving. We were happy to see
Mrs. Emma Harris at service to-
day She recently underwent eye
surgery. Continue To pray for all
our sick.
Zion extends sympathy TO Mrs
G Bum and family at the loss
OF their mother, Mrs. Cecilia Pat
terson.
Every Wednesday night at 7:3O
mid-week services Sunday, $50
a. m. Sunday school: $50 p. IN.
BTU, Visit any and all OF our
servises. You are always vel
come Mrs Cynthia West
brooks, reporter.
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IRVING PALMGR AND
ALBERT HURT ENTERTAIN

One Of the gala parties Of the
holiday season was that given by
Irving Palmer and Albert y Hurt
on New Years eve night at the
home Of the latter. 400 n. Frank.
lin Az.
One got tho feeling ~ the yule,
tide on approaching the home.
There were two huge striped
canes centsrod with large
wreath of pine cones on the en-.
trance door.
A profuHlon ~ sprayed branch.
~ Of pine In silver. green and
pink made the setting ono Of
charm. Tho serving tables laid
with white cloths were aglow
with lighted rod tapers In low
crystal candlcsticka encircled with
tinseled sprays In silver, green
and pink. Tho decorations were
tho handiwork Of Mr. Palmer.
The 10 guests enjoyed cxchang-
Ing greetings, aociaii1ing and par
taking % tho abundance Of food
served buffet style.
A. the evening progressed.
guests enjoyed singing many old
familiar tunes.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

"A Fresh start" was the sub
ject OF Or. Floyd Massey Jr's
Communion Sunday message on
January /. DR. MasSey's text was
taken from the third chapter of
PHILIPPIANS 18th and lith verses,
Morning prayer was offered by
Deacon John l.. Banks Sr Music
was by the Gospel Chorus, the
Choral Group and the Senior
Choir
II was noted that Deacon A. w.
Jordan who has been confined to
his home Is able TO be out again.
Miss Helen NJ Smith, who has
been hospitaIiZed at Ancker is
recuperating at her home, 53S
Carroll Av.
Coincidence was expressed to
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Willis due
to the passing OF their baby,
Michael James on Thursday, De-
cember 20
New members who united dur
ing November and December are
the Mines. Errna Adams. Leona
Henry and Cora l. Toombs: Miss
Johnnie Smith. Ronald Kemp,
Willie Frelix, Reginald Combs
and Carl Adams
Commentator was expressed
10 the Church school for It's
Christmas pageant, presented on
Sunday. December IS; the AIM
Club for its Christmas party: the
Youth Choir for its Christmas
dinner: the Combined choirs for
the Christmas musicale and
candieiighting service and each
member who remembered the
Church with special Christmas
offering The Senior choir was al
so commended for its Christmas
Cantata at the Crispus Attucks
Home for the Aged.
Final results Of the Sector Pro
Jet were announced and IL was
noted that members exceeded the
goal Of SIG. 900 with grand results
Of S2l 1872 80 in pledges
II was noted that the Ord quar-
ter Of the fiscal year will end on
January 20. Members may contact
Mrs. Doris Shannon. CA. 7-ll6l
for their status.
The ordinance Of baptism was
observed at the beginning of the
service, At s p. m. the Baptist
I-aymen held their service Speak
er WAS L. r. Tarver. The Ordin-
ance OF Communion was held,
On Sunday. January 3, DR..
Massey will speak at the IL a. m.
service, Al 8 p. m. the BYE will
entertain the Falcon Heights Con-
Eregstional Church Youth Group.
Guest speaker At the evening
worship service at 8 p. m. will be
Rev. J G Trimhle. pastor of
Falcon Heights Congregational
Following Doxology. the dedica-
tory prayer was given by Trustee
NJ A Boiling The night hand Of
fellowship was extended 70 new
members and the Ordinance 81
Communion was observed with in
cidental music by Sydney VIII
liarrs az the organ
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CLUE ENTERTAiNs HUSBANDS
AND GUESTS ON IAN. ]

ciimaxing the years events, the
Friday Night Out Club enter.
tanned husbands and guests at n
festive New Years party at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Foster. 364i Clinton Az. ON Gun.
day, January LIST
YuletIde decorations dominat-
ed the decor.
Various games. cards and dane
ing provided recreation. after
which n lunch was served buffet
style.
Members and guests present
were the Mcssrs. and Mines. Ira
Robinson. Walter Foster. Scott
Faison. Elmer childrcaa. Paul
Nevis, Clarence Smith, Phillip
blackwell. Fred Few, Wayne
Olanton, Theodore Lockstt. AIon.
10 Lee, Lillian Thomas, MIRA
William Wade and James Horris
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SIOUX
r [ [ s
NEWS
z 3
ny kaye Coates
$40 hEahae 90.
Sioux FnliA. O. ID.

didn't have "A very happy time
at Christmas because my brother
was In the hospital. James Mox.
ley had u three day spell Of very
serious hiccoughing. Thank God
he is relieved. out and back on the
job In his Beauty shop. Monkey
who does not ever partake Of al.
cohoiic beverages and the only
thing TO relieve his hiccoughlng
was Everclear 100 proof alcohol
Pilgrim church had their
Christmas program on Christmas
Eve and st. Johns had their pro-
gram on Christmas night at eight
o'clock. Both churches seemed In
harmony as they shared pro-
grams.
The good tOwnsfolka watched
the New Year enter by attending
watch meeting at ~, Johns
church with Pilgrim Church and
Rev J. Duncan In the pulpit.
! had u real rough New Years
10 start with. had three days Of
real tough cold NO Daniel and I
stayed In New Years like we
should. now I'm real clipper.
Erwin Cameron had n midyear
vacation when he went 10 Kansas
city 10 visit a sister that he never
found Dameran found other rela-
tvea lived II up and came home
on the bus, Bentley Jaco shared
tho trip and he HtilI isn't home
lie In visiting relatives in Kansas
When Cameron goes back 10 get
his car I think I'll go along.
orlo Allen had bitter piece Of
luck when no received news from
Kansas that his sisters four chill
dron were burned Ia death In IA
house fire, The Aliens left for
Kansas Immediately, There is very
lttic one can say or do at a.
like this. but I'm sure the Aliens
know how we all feel
Thomas Clayton flew 10 Atchl-
son. Kansas, 30 the funeral Of HIS
grandfather. John Harmon, Thorn
aa flew home during some Of the
real rough Winter weather but
he made II okay
The J CabbellH spent Christ
mas II Fiandrea. y Oak, and in
Pipestone, MINI, In Pipestone
they were tho guests Of the w
browns and In Flandreau. they
were guests In the G. Teer's
home Mr.. Tcer's IL a teacher in
the R'iandrcau Indian AChool.
The White children tCarolyn
and PhylliA) have been doing
some holiday partying, they have
been To several nclghborhood
Christmas parties, Phyllis also
had her nth birthday on Dec, 20,
The VIM. Tolaons observed their
5tat Anniversary on Dec, 20. The
A, Whites observed their ninth
anniversary The couples enjoyed
dinner at tho Totson home New
Years Day. Other guests were
the Dan Coates and tho J. Cab
belts
Rob Williams IL happy a. n lark
since His wife II home. Mrs. w
spent n few days In Sioux City, Ia
visiting friends Mrs, Williams
had a slight shoulder allmcnt She
In doing fine now,
The L. pysnrts had open house
On New Years E'ulks, friends and
foes milled In and out IT pysart's
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Twelfth Might Festival
A. Wheutloy Jan. q

Epiphany and Twelfth Night
Festival will bs held at Phyllis
Wheatley Settlement House. 800
Aldrich Az ~. Friday Night,
January 9. Mt 3 y. m.
The general public and all chill.
dren are invited. There Will be
grabbaga Of candy and nuts for
the children.
There In no admission charge.