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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-14
LEGAL NOTICES

or corporation the defendant, Sa-
rah Elizabeth Coins is, without
effect; Therefore it is ordered
that the said Sarah Elizabeth
Coins do appear within ten days
after due publication hereof and
do what may be necessary to pro-
tect her interests in this suit.
r. H. BLANTON, Clerk
J. TAYLOR WILLIAMS, p. O.
Cumberland, Va. 12-7-4t
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the Coun-
ty of Prince. Edward. November
30, 1856.
J. A. ANDERSON. State Highway
Commissioner of Virginia
V. In Chancery
GEORGE B. COLLINS and
MARY E. HICKEY COLLINS.
his wife, non-residentS and or
+ GRACE c. GORDON. resident
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain by condemnation proceedings
OH acres, more or less, land Of
which 0.07 acre is contained in
the present right of way and 0.05
acre, more or less, is additional
land in Prince Edward County.
Route $50 with right and ease
ment to use such additional areas
as may be necessary for the pro-
per construction and maintenance
of drain bitches as indicated on
plans. in Farmville District, and
fully described in notice and petit
ton.
An affidavit having been made
and filed, according to law. stat
ing that George B. Collins and
Mary E. Hickey Collins are non
residents of the State of Virginia
it is ordered that said non resi-
dents do appear within ten days
after due publication of this order
and do what may be necessary to
protect their interests in this suit.
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
WATKINS & BROCK, p. q.
l2-7-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01

Nyon TricOt Slips in lovely styles (S2-4O) ----1Ss
ss5 NylOn Gowns in waltz long styles S2-4o aSs
LIS and 29s Gowns Pajamas group for So
LIS and $2Ss Rayon Crepe TricOt Slips (325O)
zsS Cotton Flannel Brunch Coats in styles d2-2Ol
Perfect NyIops l5-Dener and 51-gauge sh-111a-
SS6-11SS Ns0n Brunch Coats 2-zO) 100
5sBzSS Quilted Rayon Brunch Coats 12-1s)----- 500
Wpmens and Chidrens Imported Wool Knit Gloves
81 BrnferS In sizes - to 4o-A, B. for 81
MORT0VS-Dos0niown souheas, Norahsaa and Spring
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$3.50 l0096 Pure Cashmere
Misses 1926 Atwood VVinte

Awool tweeds fleeces checks meltons zibelines ant
curls Flattering Ascot and throwscarf fared styles
with velvet trims and other smart details Richl,
lined and interlined Sizes to Is.
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STORE HOURS

TONIGHT: Downtown, South
east and Northeast open until
3. Silver Spring until $50.
FRIDAY: Downtown $50 to
$50. Northeast and Silver
Spring $50 until 9. Silver
Spring II until $50.
SATURDAY: Downtown $50
until !. Northeast and South
east $50 until ?. Silver Spring
$50 TO 9.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-07-20
Newlyweds the Howard
Hunts Gre Home
us qOl CurYoll

Newiyweda Mr.. and Mrs How,
ard l., Hunt are now residing at
aol Carroll Az, st Paul
Mrs, Hunt, the former Mag,ia
phifer. daughter of MT Elihue
phifcr NJ, Of Dallas. Tea, and Mr.
Hunt were married In double
ring ceremony at Mt Olivct Bah
list church on June 30 Rev Floyd
Massey Jr performed the cerema
ony
The groom ~ the Eun of MIR and
Mrs rayton Hunt Of pos Carroll
Az st Paul
The bride was given IN MARI
age by her father who came Ia the
city for the occasion. Attendants
were the Misses boris johnson.
maid of honor; Fannie Carson.
Maggie Conner. sue hlllinRberg,
bridesmaids, tiwcndctta itoby,
flower giri and Calvin Gray, ring
bearer
Freddie Young attended Mr.
Hunt ~ hest man and ushers were
Richard Young, Raymond Young
ana Barteil Wallace Of Baton
Rouge. La, uncle 81 the groom.
Mrs Eveln Coombs played the
wedding music and Wtllls u Hale
was solmst
A reception followed in the
church parlorH al which Hnms 27n
relatives and friends conRratula'sd
the happy coUpl" ana showsrnt
them with many lovely gifts,
out OF town guests attending
were Mrs Jessie Wallace, grand
moher ~ the groom, Mr., and Mrs
Berteli Wallace. aunt of the groom
all Of BATON Rouge. la Nj Ellhus
/ phifcr Sr, Dallas. Tcx father ri
the bride and Mrs Gertrude Car
penter. Dallas, friend ~ the bride
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Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

July rs Mr and Mrs LawiS
Oliver Lps Angeles, Calf, ons
year
July ~ Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Wilson, 1902 Smelling Az. eight
years
July 20 Mr. ard Mrs Jobcph
iiarpoie. 1916 Tenth Az =, "a
yeatR
Mt. PAUL
July ~ Mr. and Nre. Ire
Douglas Gss ~ Anthony Az. sir
years.
July ~ Mr. and Mr. Eugene
Wright. G2s ~ Anthony Az, ~
years. MI and Mrs James Wat.
son. 77s ~ Anthony Az. ~ years
July - Nj ana Mrs Emsr"ti
Jones. 1921 RGudo Az, ~ years.
Ir and Mrs J " Thomas, 45s
Carroll Az. ~ years
July ~ Mr. ana Mr. Jamss
Oliver. gi3 fRiehart Az 20 years
JulY 20 M. ana Mrs Melvin
uendersou. $50 H. Anthunv ~.
70 Year,
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PARENTS GIVE
PARTY FOR
MYRTLE COLE


II was an evening of gaiety. mer-
riment and fun on Friday July 8,
when Mr.. and Mrs. Julius r. Cole.
GIL Fuller Av. feted their dauKh-
ter, Myrtle, with a surprise party
in celebration of her 18th birth
day. The gala affair was held
at Local 5l6 recreation room. o25
Rondo Avs ST. Paul.
Dancing was highlight Of the
festivities and refreshments were
served.
The evening was climaxed with
the opening of the many lovely
gifts showered on the honoree by
her friends,
Those who helped her celebrate
were the Misses Jane Lee, Joyce
Taylor. Kathleen Pugh, Shirley
Jones, Carol Mills. Frances stone.
Jean Robinson. Jewel Reed. Ora
Van, Ada Robinson the Messrs,
Allen Clark. Russell Stevenson,
Eugene Moore, Anthony Stone,
Mickey Toiiver. John Stanley,
John Hail, Charles Hall and Ray
mond Brown.
Also included in the guest list
but unable TO attend were Buddy
Southern, Leora Myers, Frank
Foster, Fred Ellis, Alvin Ellis and
William Van
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aunt, Mrs Alice BROWN OF 37ao
Fourth Az, \. left for her home on
Monday july 10,
New Workers Make short Visit,
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Singleton OF
New York city spent tho past
weekend In the city and were
guests OF Mr and Mrs, Fred lee
OF 2oos s2nd Az, s. Mr.. Singleton
Is song writer, The couple was
on their way 10 California. On
Saturday ewing they were honored
with party given by their hosts
at their home, The evening was
enjoyed soclaliEing and refresh
menta were served, Guests pres
ent were tho Measra, and Mines.
l., G. Hester. parents of Mrs. Lee.
David Leonard, Wayne Gianton,
=, Smith, Albert Hester, ThaddeuA
Wilson, Norvai BarkAdale, Miss
Amanda byrd. James BYRD and
Wade Fink OF Rockford. ILL.,, Al
Darnes, and William f'hreatt.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July 2i-Donald Smith, car w.
Central Av.; James c, Martin. $50
Carroll Az; MRceo q Moody ST..
72T Rondo Az.
July - Arthur Hin Jr., SIS
Carroll Az: Louise Brown. 6ei
81, Anthony Az. Ralph Ward
sr, go w, Central Az. Mrs, W,
NJ, Cartwright, 100 Iglehart Az;
Edgar William Owens, 235 Rondo
Av.' Mrs, Thelma Thomas, sal w.
Central Az; Dale Evans Cooden,
1904 Carroll Az; Mrs. Clarence
Lewis, 2aS ST. Anthony Az; Clar-
ence Davis. 667ls Rondo Av,
July % Mrs, Faustina Robin
son, $50 lglchart Az, Mrs. Court
ney Hilyard, 1872 St Anthony Az:
Mrs, Lucille Williams, 362is N
Dale st, Frank Winfield. 1909
Carroll Av.; Elmer Craig Morris.
7a6 lglehart Az,
July - Rev. Floyd Massey Jr,
1886 w, Central Az; Woodford
Mills, 9l6 st, Anthony Az; u. r.
! Henderson, 900 st, Anthony Av.:
Mrs, George HoaEe, 500 Charles,
Mrs Burt McPheeters, S2i Car
roll Az; Alfred White Jr, pet
Carroll Az, Mrs Pearl Douglas,
42d Carroll Az, Mrs. Clennie q,
Perry. 37s GaItier.
July 20 Eugene Preston HlII.
SIS Carroll Az. Lydia Jean Ten
die, 500 st Anthony Av.. Mary
Brown. S7i 81 Anthony Av,. Mrs.
stephen Maxwell So Carroll Az:
Mrs. Brnarce Williams. $50 Ron.
do Av. Paul Young. ia Carroll
/ Az.
July 20 Ivan Duane Perfect,
sl7 W. Central Az; Mrs. Theo-
dore Russell, $50 Iglehart Az.
Leantha Carter zeno, $50 Rondo
Az, Myrtis Rosenbloom, PAS "
Rondo Az, Mrs Mildred @ Jones.
65I w Central Az,
july n Ermon Jean Owens,
s72 Dayton Az. Patricia Lynn
Salter 1922 Carroll Az. Janise
Vassar, $40 Rondo Az; Anthony
White. 99I Carroll Az, Dwyane
GiIbreath. a7s st, Anthony Az.
Out-of-Town Birthdays
July n Mrs q. G. Hawlett.
Cleveland. o.
July ~ Danny Ronald Holley
Buffalo, n. Y.
July 20 Virginia Thomas. To
peka. KanA
july u Earl Weber Jr., WASH
| tngtOn, -. G.
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Mrs Z, lennie in 81, Louis.
New Rrothcri Little Cynthia
Brooks, two year old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, Gerald BROOKS OF
5iao Third Az, \, has u new play
mate and brother sharing her
parents pride, Matthew Lawrence
arrived Tuesday July 10. at Fair
At fiVc pounds four ounces Mr..
and Mrs WenEal Miller are the
view hospital and tipped tho scales
maternal grandparents and Mra.
Mary Brooks 10 the paternal
grandmother all of Minneapolis.
Dcs Molnrs Visitors, Mr. and
Mrs Earl ClAyburne and Mr. and
Mrs, Gilbert Clayburne Of Dea
Moinns, la, spent the week end In
the city and were guests at the
Hotel Sheridan On Sunday July
Ia, the visitors were the dinner
guests ot Mir and Mrs. James G.
Campbell nf Saaa Portland Az,
Mrs Cambell IN n niece Of Earl
and Gilbert Clayburne.
tIospitaiised! Mira Einoa
Wright, 1891 bryant Az N. On,
tered Nj Sinai hospital Saturday
July II, for "a check up and treat
ment,
I,rnNer Visitor Miss Sue Wood,
son, former resident of Mime
apolis, who In now residing IN
Denver colo, arrived In the city
Saturday July ~, and viii spend
her vacation visiting old friends
She II the house guest of Mrs
Elossie Harris and daughter ri
1897 Clintnn Az. with whom She
made hcr home before leaving for
Denver Miss woudsnn. former
employee Of the Veterans Admin
ls'ratinn 10 Minneapolis, trans,
ferred "a Denver and IL with the
Veterans Administration there
Return Home Mrs. Latham Jack
son. ps2 bryant Az N hcf
daughter, son-in law and family
Nj and Mrs Ray Wells ~ 1854
Bryant Az N returned home
Sunday evening from Omaha, Nch
They visited Mr. and Mrs Itay
Wells 81 parents of Mr. Wells
and other relatives
orr To Camp; Mrs wrratha
Maxwell, 1920 goth Az =, ne
Compnuied by three youngsters
James Lewis. snn ~ Mrs Mariori,
lewis Of 1920 Fourth Az n.
Michael Nerburn Fraction ans
Helen wilksrson. left saturia,
July II. for Camp Hahcr, CaAAupo
ltR. Mich.
Returns Home Little Miss LindI
Brown nf Atrhison, kanH, VIII
has been the house guest ~ hel
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4o4S Clinton Ac.: Kelvin d. Sur
RAFT, Ss42 Third Az 5; Harold
Brewer Williams. S6t4 Clinton
Az; Elmer Wagner, eiS Fremont
Az, ".
July 2T--~Ahce Landry. 20 Hy-
land Az, N; Lydia L. wardlaw,
o7i7 4Srd Az. s.: Gerald Wagner.
9i5 Fremont Av. ".
out-of-Town birthday
July al Jack Floyd. Kansas
city, Nc.
July 22--Psalm w. Mitchell,
waikertown, N. c.
July 2s--Marie A. Hawkins.
Sumter, 5. c.; Dorothy Waters
Wilson. Mexico City. Mexico,
July 24---Mrs Helen Kitchen.
Des Moines. Ia.
July 25--Harold W. Page. Way
Eata, MINI.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

July 2i--Mrs, Betty Ann Kip
per, Ass Second Az. s.: Elmer
Bridges, 53a James Az. ~: James
r. Crockett, 626 Girard Av. N:
Floyd Poole Jr. SoS2 Fourth Av
s.; Mrs. shelby Cox. 4I0s Fifth
Az s.; william Il. Jones ~. 1851
Stevens Av.
July 22-Adrienne Ratiiff, 2tOs
Firth Av, S: Mrs. Ava blackwell,
1924 Fourth Av. s, Elaine Grant,
100 f. 2sth St: Joseph Kidd,
242o Fourth Av s; Robert Cham
bers. 444o Fifth Az. S: Marion
Greg Taylor Jr.. ssSs Stevens Av.;
Susan Williams. S5t0 Smelling Av.;
James c. Hodge Jr. 4toS Fourth
Av. s.
July 2S-~E. l.. Escue. 4i20
Fifth Av, s.; Mrs. Beulah Green,
lo29ls Olson Highway; Frances
LAWYER, 2725 90th Az. S: Ray
Walls, SIS Lyndale Az. N,
Charles A. Glenn. 1884 Smelling
Av; Mrs. william Lumsey, s22
Fremont Az. N
July 24-Cecii Adair, 5i22
James Av. N, Ruth Brown. 3aST
Smelling Az: Mrs Patricia Dav.
son, STl5 Fourth Az, s: Meredyth
Wallace, 1892 Smelling Az; Wal,
ter Lowe Jr., 24Si Fourth Az. s
July 25-Cecil r. Newman
1888 Third Az. s; Walter Beasley
1918 Clinton Az, Ernestine +
Young 1908 Emerson Az. N: Ar,
vada Mccoy. 1908 Humboldt Av
N; j H. Clack. 1852 Fourth Av
S. Wendell Helm. 1888 Clinton
Az
July 20 Mrs. +, V. Marshall
1909 Elhte Av.; Marvin Parker
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Michigan Visitors
Enjoy Visit 70
Gopher Sfofe

Concluding an enjoyable two
weeks vacation IN the city visiting
relatives and friends the M"sSrs.
John and jeff Simmons 81 Albion.
/ Mich. left for their home on Bun
/ day morning July ~ They were
the house guests ~ their sister
| Mrs. Matte Hence and Mother,
Mrs Gussle simmons Of 1925 F1fth
/ Az &
on June ~. Miss Amanda Byrd
II 1922 Third Az went 10 Wisoon.
dn Dells Ia meet the Simmons
brothers and accompanied them
hack ~ Minneapolis, arriving In
the city on June 80.
They were accorded many social
mIurtasies, Sightseeing tours, fish
nR parties. dinners ctc ON Bun.
lay July lot. Mrs Hence enter
aimed with Il turkey dinner In
honof ~ her brothers Other
quests were Mrs Simmons.
mother and Miss Amanda Bryd
on July 2. Misc Byrd enter
aimed with 81 birthday party AT
he h0fne ~ Mrs IiFuc" Sharing
hDnors were The DU' of-tgwyn visit.
Org other guests were Mr. and
Mrs James CrgRdsr. Mira Matte
Hence. Miss JIaul's Nevis and
Mrs Simmons Higa Byrd wax
,he recipient ~ many lovely gifts
The group enjoyed fishing trip
~ South I.luAsirOfu. MINI on July
ard theatre party on Thurs
lay July They saw "Ciusramh
Holiday and after the sbDu had
lunch a. RtouffsrV
on Sunday Jtby 4 they rnotorsd
~ Duluth and eni0yed sn outdDOr
breakfast a. Tsyi0rs Pals enr0ut"
IN Duluth they visited Miss Byrf's
sa'sr and brpther-lE.law Mr. and
Mrs. GsorRs Car In Duluth they
were pinned by Miss BYrds
brother. Jossph Byrd and a friend
wade FIsk ~ Rockford. m vho
accompanied them - Two HaJ.
b0fs. MINI, whcr" they had din
rsr.
The party th~n re'Yru"A''o Min
rsapolis ard Mr.. Byrd and Mr.
Fisk we're hrHas RIss'H ~ Miss
Byrd at her home TIE party en-
gDysd a fishing expedition On Tues
day July q. 10 iAndEtrorn and i<rnR
lake, Nina
They we're dinner guests ~ Mr.
ard Mrs James Cr0sgdSr On Thurs
fay Other quests we're Mr. and
Hrs Robert HAYrss Sioux PALS,
u the CrUWHsrs hfHss quests
Hru Matte Hence. Miss Byrd and
1r giHk On Saturday They at
ended party a. the home NJ VI
ard Mrs. Fred Lee 2OOs 77nd ~
q
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entertained relatives and friends
July IL, in honor OF J. A. Birch
more Of Washington, d. C, broth
er of Mr.. Bruce. The brothers had
not met for 40 years until they
were reunited in February Of this
year. Mr. Bruce has lived in St.
Paul since 1888 and the other
brother has lived in the east. Mr..
Bruce was also united with his
mother last March after 40 years
of separation. Mr.. Birchmore
plans TO make his home in ST.
Paul.
Michigan Golfers: DR.. Walter
Willis, Or. r. C. Robinson, c. w.
Jones, attorney, Andrew Waund-
less, DR.. c. S, Seabrooks and son
Franklin c. and Orville Cotton,
all OF Detroit, and Prof Eugene
Beatty and A. Franschua Of
Ypsilanti, Mich. were entrants in
the Upper Midwest Bronze Amat-
eur golf tournament held July II
and IS at Theodore Wirth Golf
Course. DR., Robinson. well known
surgeon Of Detroit, won the 1855
championship for the second con-
secutve year, They were guests
at the Hotel Nicollet, Minneapolis,
during their stay, DR.. Willis Is a
brother to Lucian Willis of 1850
Sherburne Az with whom the
group spent part of their time
visiting The party left by motor
for their home on Monday noon.
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL 4

california Visitors: Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hudson of Los
Angeles Ca visited in the city for days visiting rela
yves ana were the house guests of Mr. HudSonS sister
Ceel Bethany of 500 Rondo They were enroute to Wnn
peg Manitoba Can Christopher Durand brother of Mrs Hud
restaurant
Brother Is Guest Mr. ad Mrs James Bruce 500 Rondo Av
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS Il

Back home; Mrs Jeanette Briggs Of 1901 ~ Bryant Av
and Mrs Catherine icager of 2 Fisk St. st Paul returned
their homes after spending days visiting Chicago
Louis Mo In Chicago they guests Of Mrs Marion Sorre
the former Mrs Russell Everett who formerly lived in Min
neapoS They guests of Mrs Icager parents Mr. and
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FOR WOMEN"
BY BETTY COOK
A SUMMER PARTY PIE

Picture dark chocolate filled with delicate
pink Strawberry bavaran aud crowned with berry halves
81 the prcest pies that summer table aud
what more it is superb hot weather eating
good hot weather bonus for YOU that this pie has
no bake and cook filling TO make the crust all Won
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YOU LOSE II you are not
registered for the November g
election, because you're left out
OF something everybody else is do
ing. Get your name in the book
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One paper win economically
contact the Negro consumer for
the smart advertisers products.
THIS m TIT
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-souTHSlDE

iABslirS Orocery. seth 81 a Fourth Az T.
Millions Grocery. 2fth 4 F1fth Az q.
Livingston C0nfcctinnary, ssth & Attn Az. n.
Mart, 1898 Third Ave. n.
TolIsfson Grocery. 1908 Fourth Ave. So.
Isioaa Grocery. 1910 Third Ave. so.
Foad Fair MARKET. 2Ii3 Fourth Ave. 30.
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SUMMER FARTY PIE

squares hnAwcetened Chocos
late
Tablespoons butter
Tablespoons hot milk or
water
{. 81 cup siftod oonfcctiopcrs'
sugar
- , cups tender thin favored
cu,uuut strawberry navanan M
ing
Melt chocolate and butter In top
Of double boiler, stirring until
blended Combine milk and sugar.
Add to chocolate mixture. stirring
we'll Add cucouut and mix well
Spread on bottom and sides of
CREASED o-inch pie pan. chill until
rrm Frll crust with strawberry
Havauan nlhng and ch,ll until
FIRM Garnish with strawberry
halves To glaze Strawberries, dip
In strawberry jam before placing
on pie.
Strawberry HRvarian Filling
Dissolve package strawberry
Favored gelatin and dash of salt
IN cup hot water Add ia cuI
cold water and z Tablespoons
lemon juice chill until slightly
thickeHcd Fold in ! box quick
frozen strawberries that have beer
thawcd and drained whip cut
heavy cream and fold into gelatin
mixture. Turn into chilled pie
crust
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NORTH MINNEAPOLIS

Adm Market. Bryant Az. Olson
Banks Barber Shop, Alduch Olson
Chubby'a Barber shop. I'll Olson Highway
HcrrDn's Grocery. Dupont 4 sth
Howell Distributing, 1873 AldHch Az. ~
Sherman Grocery, Glsnwood Aldrtch AYES, ~.
Euyors Crvcsry 500 GeHwo0d Ave. No.
Mrs James 7a3 Olson Highway
ADdsrsona Grocery. Olson Highway LyndAis ".
gsysnth Street Food Market, go Seventh 81 No.
OEnn Cut Rate Market 1887 Olson Highway
New Summer Market 1919 Olson Highway
Hiway Super Market. sOl Olson Highway
williams nth Ave Market 729 nth Ave No.
vic.s Market, 1000 nth Ave. No.
Girsrd Dairy Mkt. 72s Girard Ave. No
Purity Grocery 1900 Fremont Ave, No,
isach Drug Store 1923 Plymouth Ave No.
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Where To Buy The -.
SPOKESMAN
DOWNTOWN

BDb'a Cr0carY. Third Az near Washington
CaIsius bar 4 Cafe, 2g7 y. Third ~.
Hcunepin News tShndersJ cor. 9Th Henhepin
500 C1ub formerly J0s's Conner Barr 500 VAST
williams Barber Shop Wash. bet Third F0u
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do Is add coconut To a mixture Of
melted chocolate. butter. milk and
sugar Spread this IN your pie
pan chin and fill with a creamy
combination OF strawberry flavor,
eli gelatin. strawberries and whip.
ped cream, Top with berries dip.
ped IN strawberry jam. This In
a pie to serve with pride now and
through the year.
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e
Eastern Star
Sessions Set

Activities of chapters of the
Eastern Star include:
Wednesday, moth
ers and grandmothers quests.
Congress Lodge - onday,
meeting.
Washington Centinnial-Mon-
day, Ways and Means, home of
Mrs. Azalea Brust. 621 Sheridan
street, Hyattsville, Md.
Wednesday. Mothers
Day program.
Federal-Thursday, past ma
irons and patrons night. Satur-
day. rammage sale. HOT Fourth
street S.W. Contact Mrs. Mary
McEwan. if you have rummage.
Acacia - Saturday dinner,
Parklawn. 5 to 1880 pm. benefit
Of Ways and Means.
Martha-Monday, Life Mem
bership with Mrs. Gwendelyn
Zuch. Wednesday, 8 pm. tour
and movie. Malcolm Scates. 4121
Thirteenth street NV. Contact
Mrs. Zuch, RIA. 6-4293.
Mizpah-Tuesday. Mu Delta
Sigma Club.
Hopa-Wednesday, past ma
irons and patrons night.
Unity - Friday. honorin g
meyuers, initiation. May Is,
Home and Temple Boards with
Marie Patton.
Lebanon-Wednesday. Ways
and Means dinner and card
party, Fairfax Hotel. Saturday
Sherwood Gardens trip. Leave
Thirteenth street and New York
avenue NV. at 9:15 am. Dinner
at HauSner's.
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Knights TempIor
|Concluve Set

The 61st annual conclave of
the Grand Commandery OF
Knights Templar of the District
of Columbia, will convene at 10
am. Saturday. at Washington
Hotel.
/ Grand Commander Raymond
N. Babcock. will preside at the
session. scheduled to act on spe-
.ciaf legislation concerning Ma
tion-wide C haritable project
known as knights Templar Eye
Foundation, Inc"
New officers will be elected and
installed. After the ceremonies, a
banquet will be held for all men,
bers, their ladies and friends.
Representative Brook Hayes of
Arkansas will be the speaker.
Special services will be held
Thursday at 8 pm. at Epiphany
Episcopal Church, 1917 G street
NV, in observance of Ascension
Day. The rector, the Rev. c. D.
kean, will be the speaker.
The members, led by Raymond
N. Babcock. grand commander,
will march in full uniform to the
church. headed by Almas Temple
Military Band.
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Art and Gurden Show
At Chevy Chase Club

On Wednesday. from Q to s
in the afternoon and Z to 9 in the
evening, an Art and Garden
Spring Show will be held at the
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase,
Maryland, 1891 Connecticut ave-
nue.. Chevy Chase.
Three clubs are uniting for this
event-the Garden and Art Sec
tons of the Woman's Club of
Chevy Chase, the Woman's Com
munity Club of Kensington and
the Junior Woman's Club of
Chevy Chase.
Prizes will be awarded for
sweepstakes for horticultural ex-
hibits, sweepstakes for arrange
mentS, bestsi in show in arrange
ments. best in show in horti-
cultural exhibits and best in
show in house plants.
Judges for arrangements are
Mrs. Richard Mattingly. assisted
by Mrs. Darrell st. Clair and
Mrs. George Lahr. Judges fol
horticultural exhibits are DR.
Howard Watkins and Mrs. John
BoZevich.
Mrs. Robert A. Montgomery is
chairman of the garden section;
Mrs. John w. Hall. chairman OF
the art section. The public Is
invited
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District Legion Auxiliary
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burg. chapeau. will place a
wreath.
The Juniors will march in the
poppy chain ritual and place the
chain on the memorial cross
Mrs. Carrico will place a wreath
in the name of the auxiliary.
At its next regular meeting,
the salon will hold its annual
memorial service in honor of
all deceased members. Mrs
Bama Brill, chairman, will con-
duct the ceremonies.
The Auxiliary will join in the
services of the American War
Mothers next Sunday at Airing
ton Cemetery at Q pm. All units
have been asked to bring their
colors.
Meetings this week:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and By
Laws, Legion Club.
Wednesday - Hospital Day
Mount Alto Hospital.
Friday-Volunteer Workers In
determination Course, Legion Club