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CoLORED

COLORED
525 9TH ST. NE.
M. H st.-Lge. modern one-bed-
I rm. apt. Key At Apt iO2. $eO'5O
1918 18th ST. NE.
M. Bladenburg rd.--LRe. one bed
rm. apt, rear porch. 5000 mo.
l621 iNDEPEkDENcE AVE. Sc
M East Capitol st,-Modern 2
rnn, kitchen and bath apt, $50 so
mo mo; Key Key ,9Hts 1900 Independence
$50 i4th ST. Sc.
Convenient eection-Modern one.
bedrm apt, S07 so mo,
$50 9th ST. Sc.
NJ; Pe ave. Modern Ice. 2-bedrm
ADJ, S i74a @Vd GALES ST. NE.
on Benning rd.--LEe. Germ, kltch-
1912 CAPITOL AVE. NE.
Convenient section--Lge. one-bed-
rm. apt. $3.50 mo.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp,
1919 18th Ct. NV. pI. 7-e46O
COLORED
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
GOOD nv and ne. locations, /
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
tcoNTlNUEDl

FALLS CHURCH; S150--S-bedroom
rambler, full bsmt. St. Anthony s
parish. I. COOK, JE. 2-3272.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ram
bier. gas heat: 1925. RE. 5.e04O.
CHEVY CHASE, close D. C. line
Four bedrms., 2 baths. garage;
ES 2SSi Ok 81; 20 Syvo67s' SUBURBAN
1909 MONROE ST. Me- bed
rms. "a baths: built-in garage,
fenced back yard; COW. TO shop
Sl25. Apply JOSEPH L. BATE
MAN, no. 2-22O0.
N, ARL.-3-bedrm. brick Colonial;
r Ts ser f% por J.n rs HreP p sep HsrS Ee
mr.. schools. buseS; Si3b. Avail.
Sept. 1. re. 6-66b1.
UPPER 18th sT.-2nd mr., 8 bed
rms. with wall-to-wall closets, 2
compl. baths: LIST fir., hv. rm., sep.
din. rm., all-elec. kit, powder rm. !:
bsmt. with rec. rm. and powder
rm.; fenced rear I'd; cow. to
schools, shop. area, dntn. transp. /;
IS. l44S Sheridan st. NV.
- 3-bedrm. brick and
single Colonia1-style home. clean
as a pin: Family-size din. rm.,
equipped kit, full bsmt.; walk to
al SCHOOLS: rent. $l35 or will
sell. S195 down. $97.5O per mo.
won wSrde hdm. opportunity pSEts e 0yn
PRO y Co., JU. s-lSSo or VIII.
s-BEDRM. AIR COND. HOUSE
Liv. rm; with arepl. Small patio.
MOO. Ait. Good closet space. Ia
6lks from Dupont Circle, Only
EN-. 10000. IEoUM 4 GERBER
9tALTY CO.
MOVES LANE, silver Spring, Md
Compl. redec. throughout. 3 bed.
I'm b:bath mouse with full bsTnt.
cali en- $4,000 IEGuiM A. GER.
Der REALTY co.
, I'M. l or 2 unit home on beau
thu, acre. 6409 Central ave, 10.
5000 or Wo. 6-256S.
BUNGALOW bedrms.. iiv room.
din rm., kit. and bath: gas stove,
refgr., eas heat. fully screened,
from W. NJ. 4 A. bus; SIS mo.
NO children. 10. 1854.
ARLINGTON
SIS. 26.h Rd. S.-2-bedrm. semidet.
rick: full bsmt.: 500.
1919 NJ 18th Rd.-Rambler; liV.
m; din. rm.. 2 bedrms., kit. and
bath: sos.
WALKER and DUNLOP. INC.
IA k.OA00
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BABY HORSE, 4 mos; mother is
good rider and show prospect
Trade or sell. Cedar 6-627l.
POLLED HEREFORD BULI-ReT
purebred: about Is mo. old. Also
3 stears.. EN-. 3-5407.
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ROOMS FURMlsHED-M.w.
lcoNiiNuIDl

1895 N. n. AVE. NV, mr.. Dupont
Circle = lst-d. sgle. rm.. only
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ROOMS WANTED

FURN. EFFlC. APT. or Ink. room
wanted in D.. c. Refined young
man. Private bath and entrance.
Nice neighborhood. Around $40
mo. VIII. 6-43lS.
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MISCELLANE0US FOR SALE
(coNTINUEDl

1 ;s.. 1AEs s.I S,|i'S;'Fs sgs ~ siSs
1884 ca. ave. RA. 6-9S5O. il0U
6-414S. 1925 Annapolis rd., BiS.
densburg, Nd. WA. 10000.
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Rooms FURNISHED--N.W.

81 A DAY UP per person llOl 18TH
81 nv . attrae sip. rms IS wk
up VANNES HOTEL. DI. 7-7sSS
22Ib WASH. CIR. NV, Gcor. N.
windows. Slb. EX. S-4SB6, ewes.
1912 18th ST. N.W.-single. S. 10
$40: dble., $40 10 S14: daily maid
service: men only. HO. 2-4Sb3
$40 RITTENHOUsE sT.--For lady.
Kitchen privileges; excel. transp.
RA. B-OO47
1888 18th ST N.W.-Bus. women (:
single. double rms. clean. peaut
turn.; mod. paths. NO 7-9129
CLEVELAND PIX. AREA-Large rm
with semipvt. bath, ample closets,
pvt. phone; parking avail. suit
gentleman. EN-. 3-l750.
1920 X. I, AVE. N.W.--Beaut. rm.
next bath-shower; sRle or dble II,
maid serv.. ldry, privil Du. 7-9623
LIGHT, CLEAN RIM. for gentleman;
eonv. loo; unlim. phone; next
bath; maid service: reas. AID. A.
S03i.
DUPONT cIR.-1s07 10th 81. lge.
front. refined home. semi. pvt.
bath, refgri maid parking i3s
CHEVY CHASE. DC. Lovely rn.
and PVT. bath. Cow trSnsp. wo.
2I6O 18th ST. N.W.-diil-Bert
Hotel and houses has accom-. TO
suit every purse; maid serv.; "a
hr. switchboard. some mod. furn.
and free TV In rm., So up night /,
$50 up wkly. CO. 6-75si. ib'
VICINITY WALTER REED, 10th
st. Nicely furnished. In
private home. excellent transport
tation. lady only, RIA B-6bS7
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APARTMENTS WANTED

uNFURN. APT, ! bedrm. For moth.
sr and 2 schooi-age daughters
Between Fern st. and d. c. line.
West OF Ga. ave. References furn
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APIS. uNFURNIsNEO-O. O. APIS UNFUaNIsAIO-MO
Al

s Value; deluxe Dc luxe ' s air SSnd.; sscy
proud Of; rent reas.2MTst be IS seen n
garage avail, Embassy Row. Merid.
jan rerk, 1873 Euclid NV HU
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-11
HOLIDAY DINNER or
LAISSEZ-NoUS-FAIRE CLUE
IS a BIC SUCCESS

The gaily decorated home OF
Mrs Burie Carmichael Sr, 37il
Fifth Az. s, Minneapolis, was the
ideal setting for the annual holi
day dinner party given by the
Laissez nous faire Bridge Club.
when members entertained their
husbands on Thursday evening,
January 3,
Yuletide gifts were exchanged
by club members and secret pals
for the year revealed, Each guest
was given a gift.
Served in a relaxed and infor.
NAL manner, the dinner started OFF
with cocktails which were enjoyed
as members welcomed their
guests. The dinner was served
buffet style.
Members and their guests pre-
sent were the Messrs. and Mines
o. l.. Alexander, c. A. Anderson
Burie Carmichael sr., NJ G. Ev-
ans, Ollye Gum, Charles Noble
and the Mines. NJ. X. Mcknight
and Richard l., Stokes ST..
The club win hold its first meet
ing OF the new year Saturday.
January ~, with Mrs. Burie Mar
michael, 3744 Fifth Av s., Min
neapolis. AZ hostess.
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Mrs. Marshall EnteTtuins
In Honor OF Her
Sister From Oklohomo

Mrs. f. V. Marshall. 5000 Elliot
Av., was a charming hostess on
Sunday evening, January 8, when
she held open House" from 8 10
10 p. m, in honor OF her sister
Mrs. John T. Taylor Of Muskogee,
Okla.
The home was beautifully dec
GRATED carrying out a green and
yellow color scheme. a very dec
orative table. spread with an Ital-
ian cut work linen cloth, was
centered with twin crystal candel-
abra holding green burning tapers
on a mirrored plaque and held a
wide variety Of colorful snacks
A crystal punch bowl Of refreshing
punch adorned one end
Center Of attraction was the
iced lighted Christmas punch bowl
with Santa Claus, reindeer and
holly decorations from which delic-
ious egg noRg was served
During the hours some fifty per
sons came in 10 meet the honored
guest. TO chat and enjoy the hos
pitality Of the gracious hostess
Assisting the hostess were the
Mines Leroy Riess. David Leon
ard. William Webb, Ben Carruth-
ers and Claude Micheau.
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Second Parent Education
Workshop A. Warrington
School tuesday, Jon. IS

Because many parents are not
aware Of the special services A.
valuable through the public
schools. the second Parent Educa-
ton Workshop at Warrington
School on Tuesday, January 10,
At p. m. viii dwell on such ser
vices
A sItit win portray the handling
Of some Of the special services.
which include the roles Of the Wis
iung teacher, the school nurse and
the child study department.
classes for hard Of hearing, tutor
ing sightsaving classes and
speech correction
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Twin City Forty Club
Party Guest List

Guests at the formal Christmas
dancing party Of the Twin City
Forty club held Saturday night,
December 20, at the Hotel Curtis
included the following:
DR.. and Mrs. A. Abrams, Messrs.
and Mines O. l.. Alexander Curtis
Afford, Albert Allen Jr., Ira Allen,
J. Il. Allen. Clarence A. Ander-
son, Roger Arnold, Walter Aston,
Russell Balenger, Earlyn r. Bell.
l. Howard Bennett, George w.
Berry, Raymond Bledsoe, John
Bowles, Roy Bowler, Earl Bow
man Jr., Tommy Braddock, c. W.
Bradley, Eugene Bradley, Cozelle
Breedlove, Earl Brent, Byron
Brown, Howard Brown, James
Brown, James l.. Brown. Claude
Burt, DIR. and Mrs. A. M Butler
Also Miss Sandra Jean Ander-
son, Clarence Anderson Jr., Mrs.
Myrrhene Bonner, JONES Breeder,
Mrs. Earline Galloway, Mrs. Bar
bara Cyrus; the Messrs. and
Mines. Talmadge Carey Jr., Burie
W. Carmichael Jra Wilbur Cart
wright, William Cassius, Robert
Chambers, Donald Charleston,
William Cheney, N l.. Clark, Le-
Roy Coleman, Frank Corners. Err
nest Cooper, Alonzo Cotton, Ro-
bert Cox. Royal Crawford, Percy
Dawson. Norman Davis, Miss Dor
is Eddy, Paul Crane, Marvin
Crawford. Raymond Cannon.
And the Messrs. and Mines
Matthew Evans, Noble f. Floyd,
Richard Fox, r. r. Frazier, John
X. Freeze, Charles Friedman, Will
liam Gardner, Ashby Gaslins,
Morris Gibbs, Wendell w Gibbs,
Ransom Coins, Shelton b. Grang-
err, James Griffin, Ollye Gum,
Captain and Mrs. Carl Fountain,
Charles A. Glenn, Mrs. Charlene
Hall, Elmer Harris, DR. and Mrs.
c. c. Hill.
The Messrs and Mines. Earl
Harris, Edward Hatton, Arthur
Hedge, Maurice Henderson, Col
eridge Hendon, Emile Hin, James
Horris, James Rowland, Clayton
Hughes, James Hughes, Percy
Hughes Jr., Martin Hunsberger,
Claude Jackson. Ernie Johnson,
Thaddeus James, Earl F. Jones,
Robert Jones, Ronald Judy Jr,
Lewis Ripper, Robert Kyle, Mrs
Gloyds Johnson, Rev and Mrs
Louis w. johnson. Rev. and Mrs
DenZil A. Carly.
And the Messrs and Mines John
r. Lawrence Jr., James Lee, A. J.
Lewis, William Little c. Living
ston, J. Martin, Stephen Maxwell,
Tony Mazingo, Albert Mcclure
John Nellie Jr. Chandler Nc
Watt, Woodford Mills. Robert r
Mitchell Carlos Moffatt. Edward
Moore, Louis =. Moore Jr..
The Messrs and Mines Harvey
Moss, James Murray. Robert Muir
ray. Cecil Newman Miles New
land, Thaddeus Nicholas, r. Mich
OILS. Calvin Norris, G. Oden. Ches-
ter Patterson, Leon Ponder Floyd
Poole, Junius Powell Robert
Prmtt, Tom Perdue, Spondy Rat
lift. James Rideaux. G. r. Reed.
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Jr, Manly Rhodes Jr, william
Ridley, l.. r. Riess, Lamar Ro-
berts, Carl Rowan, DR. and Mrs.
James Robinson.
And Earle Kyle Jr, Plouis
Moore Jr., Chester Oden, Edgar
Pillow. Miss Lou Verne Noble,
Miss Kathryn Norman, Mrs. Jose
phine Oden, Mrs. Esther Peake,
Edwin Salter, the Messrs and
Mines. r. w SChine, Cecil Scho-
field Milton Shanks, Huron Shell
ton, Eugene Shepherd, Robert
Shoffner, John Sims, Edwin Sizer,
Byland A. Stokes, Kenneth Stokes,
Richard l.. Stokes, Jr, c. l.. SUIT.
ton, Fred Slemmons, James Stem
mons, James Taylor Henry r,
Thomas, James Thomas, Miss
Mary Turner, Mrs. Jessie Shepard,
Mrs. Gwen TwiRgs, Mrs, Barbara
Young
The Messrs. and Mines Floyd
Wade, Eugene Walker, w. II
Walker, Kenneth Wallace, James
wardlaw Rufus Webster William
Whiteside. Paul Written, Alfred
williams. Clyde williams, Howard
williams, Paul Wood Theodore
Woodland, Harold Wright, Byron
Young, DIR. and Mrs. Richard
Granger, Mrs. Mary Ann Brown
Jerry Hallet, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
johnson, Mrs. John Taylor, Miss
Darlene Written, Mrs. Myrtle
Royster, the Messrs. and Mines
Claud Mason, Eugene Reed Sr.
Leon Smith, NJ. Buford, Theo. Pat
ton and James Wilson.
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Mrs. Marcus Jackson
EnfertuinS A. Dinner
Party For Birthday

Mrs. Marcus II. Jackson, 1915
Smelling Av, celebrated her birth
day which is January list, with a
dinner party on January 2.
The beautifully appointed table
was centered with an arrangement
of heliotrope and other yuletide
decorations throughout the room
adding charm to the setting
Following dinner guests viewed
television, engaged in gay CONVEX
sation and reminisced. The honor
ee received many beautiful and
useful gifts.
Mrs. Jackson's birthday is jan
uary LIST and many of her friends
remembered the occasion with
gifts and visits.
Guests who helped her celebrate
include Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Por-
ter, Miss Beulah Contenote, Mr..
and Mrs. f. L. Sims and Marcus
II. Jackson.
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LIMITED TEN HOLDS
ANNUAL CLOSED PARTY

one of the most enjoyable af-
fairs Of the current holiday season
was held Saturday evening, Jan
uary 5, when members Of the
Limited Ten Club, a social and
civic organization, entertained
wives at their annual holiday
party. The festive affair was held
in the recreation room Of Local
$40 headquarters, 525 Rondo Av.
st. Paul, which began at 9 p. m.
Various games were enjoyed
after which the group was served
a buffet style lunch, plus refresh
ments served continuously during
the evening.
Members and guests enjoying
the festivities included the Messrs.
and Mines. Donald Lewis, Leonard
II. Carter, Charles Bradley, Brad
ford Benner Robert Murray, Ro-
bert Taylor, Martin BroolIins and
the Mines. Helen Curry and Jessie
Shepard
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Gray and cousins in Benton Har-
Dor. Mich on his return home
Riley stopped OF in Chicago for a
day visiting with friends Of the
family lie reports having a grond
time on his vacation.
Visited Father; Mrs. Charles
Jackson, 2llS 18th Az. s, spent
the New Years holiday In Fordyce
Ark, visiting her father, James
Rayford and other relatives. Her
visit was the occasion for a happy
family reunion as II had been n
years since she had visited her
home town
Club Hostess: Mrs. warneIl
Rhodes, 1924 Firth Av, s., win be
hostess to the Birthday Club ON
Saturday evening, January 70.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan. l2- Eloise Toussaint, $50
Iglehart Av.; Lois Smith, 397 st.
Anthony Av; Harold Price, 700
Rondo Av.; stephen Maxwell, $50
Carroll Av.
Jan. 10 Mrs Theodore Allen,
973 Iglehart Av.; Patricia Brown,
931 St Anthony Av.; Dewey Jack
son, 739 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Jeff An
derson, 500 St Anthony Az; Mrs.
Frances Smith, 400 st. Anthony
Az; Cheryl Alice White, zoos N.
Dale st.
Jan. l4-Clarence V. Taylor,
1915 Rondo Av.; Rita Jean Hollo-
man, 1853 St Anthony Av.; Melvin
Henderson, $50 st. Anthony Av.;
Carol Keith Tendle, 500 St. An
thony Av.; Mrs. Cecilia Worthing-
ton, 646 Rondo Av.: Lawrence
Gambol, 436 Arundel; Sharon Col
cen wragg, $50 N. Dale st.
Jan. 15-Mrs. Mable Reynolds
AS Kent st.
Jan. 16-Mrs. Maurice Crouch,
$50 Carroll Av.; Frank Schine sr.,
l016 w. Central Av.; Mrs. Ella
Golden, 456 st. Anthony Av.;
Stanley Harris Jr., 1045 Carroll
Av.: Mrs. Josephine Ormand, 1888
st, Anthony Az; Mrs. George
Berry sr., 634 St Anthony Av
Jan. 17-Mrs. James Rideaux,
TOT Rondo Av.; A. w. Jordan, 96l
Marshall Av.; Paul Thomson, 729
Iglehart Av.: Mrs. William Black.
1872 w. Central Av.; WILDER Hen
derson, 731 st. Anthony Av.;
Charles Mcintosh, 994 Rondo Av.:
Benjamin Davis, 1923 Carroll Av.;
Clarence Henry, $50 ~ Dale St;
Mrs. Laura Mae Schuck s44 Full
Ter Av.
Jan. 18-James Culver, 1889 N.
Western Av: Jane House, 500
Iglehart Av.; lie Reeder Turner.
1856 Rondo Az; Mrs Booker Ellis,
7i3 Carroll Av.
Out-of-TOwn Birthday
Jan. 15-Mrs Edna Holland,
Washington D. c.
Jan. 1s-Mrs. Doris Massie. De-
troit. Mich.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

hlNNF-ftFOA-AN
Jan. 12-Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Bailey, 1924 Fourth Av. s., five
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart T.
Mitchell Jr.. 3211 Fourth Av. s.
five years.
Jan. 15-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Beverly. Baltimore, Nd. two
years.
Jan. 1s-Mr. and Mrs. James w.
Fraction, 3s41 Clinton Av., 80
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Brown
24Oe 18th Av. s, 10 years.
ST. PAUL
Jan. 12-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Graham, 7e1 St Anthony Av, 80
wears.
Jan. 13-Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Wood, 94s Tglehart Az. IS years.
Jan. 14-Mr. and Mrs. Earl w.
''cGee. $50 Iglehart Av, seven
ears.
Jan. 1s-Mr. and Mrs. Allen
ting 4e3 W. Central Az, IS
ears.
Jan. I'M. and Mrs. Otis D.
-7ith, 541 Mississippi St, five
ears.
Jan. 1s-Mr. and Mrs. Certis
-"avlor, $50 Rondo Az, IS years
"iss s-v~vissS MI
TriaIst.-h-d So-'tharn
Ro-r ro-eh. Too
New York CAMP In the
Giants football dressing room i'm
uediately after the At route o.
me CHICAGO Bears. Giant coach
lin Lee Howell. a native Of Ark
ansas. walked over 70 hinge Me-
Triplett. the terrific tan fullback
voted outstanding offensive play.
er Of the day and planted a re
sounding kiss square on surprised
MeFs cheek.
Even Howell was surprised. 20
much 80 he said afterUard Il
never thought I'd live TO see the
day I'd DO that"
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Debs & Dates
by ~JONNT"

Hi there debs and dates! Wen.
did you have happy new year,
There were quite few parties GO
ing on in the Twins that night.
Maybe this new year viii bring
more things OF good uding to the
towns,
Bobbie Hayes and George John
son got married on New Years
Eve, with a reception and party
following afterwards Congratula-
tons kids
Jean Walker had a party at her
home on the evening, which was
nicely decorated rdder Ponders
gave a party In her basement,
The Loafcrettes gave a party al
Beverly Galloway's house, which
was pretty nice, and Martha Ben
ford had party at her house
These were Just few OF the many
events going on in the Twins on
New Years Eve.
Saturday night Bobhie Allen had
"A party at the Nacirema Club,
Happy Birthday Connie Rumph
and may YOU have many more TO
add 10 your tender years,
The whcatley Wizards played
the Halle An Stars Sunday after
noon at the Minneapolis Armory
winning by score Of 30 TO a.
Tomorrow the Wizards play the
Rock Island Ambassadors in
wheatley's gym, with a dance fol-
lowing the game,
School bells are ringing now,
and vacation time is over. the next
time you have more than one day
of for vacation Is during Easter
vacation which falls around the
middle OF April The column Is
short, but that's not unusual, but
maybe as the year progresses the
column shall also progress with II,
II enough events take place "a
make II az least two or three times
the size II Is now Who knows ?
Signing off.
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cameos Meet with
Howard Durnells

Mr. and Mrs, Howard Darnell,
1912 Third Av, s., were hosts TO
the Cameo Club at its first meet
ing OF the new year on Saturday
January 8.
A record number OF members
were In attendance.
Following "A brief business ses-
sion, the meeting adjourned and a
social hour with cocktails followed
by a midnight supper.
Mrs. Mildred Vernon OF Wash
ington d. C. and Mrs. Gloria
Smith OF Minneapolis were hon
ored guests Mrs Smith Is a pro-
spectiye member.
An enjoyable evening was had
by all
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the Brood's activities during the
past year. The serving Of lunch
concluded the evening Of fun.
New Sister: Jean Marie, Kath-
ryn, Margaret and Howard House
Jr, are anMOusly awaiting at
their home, 743 Carroll Av., TO
welcome their new sister. who ar
rived Saturday, January 5, il St
Joseph's hospital Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard House Sr, are parents Of
the children. The little newcomer
has not yet been given a name.
She is a new member Of the Beard
Brood. Maternal grandparents are
Mrs. Flora Beasley, St. Paul, and
William Scott, Minneapolis. Pa
ternal grandmother is Mrs. Ollie
House Of St Paul. Also sharing
the joy Of a new grandchild is Mrs.
Maggie Beard, paternal great
grandmother and head of the
Beard Brood.
Undergoes Eye Surgery: Mrs.
Pearle Brown, 469 Collins St, en-
tered Deaconess Hospital, Min
neapohs, on Monday, January 7
and underwent eye surgery on
Tuesday morning.
Entertained: Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Jones, 700 w. Central Av.,
entertained informally on Satur-
day evening. January 5 at their
home, Cards were enjoyed followed
by a midnight snack.
Queen Civic Club: The Queen
Civic club will meet Friday, jan
uary IL, at the home of Mrs.
Thelma Collins, 423 Carroll Av
The club is busy with plans for a
money raising project to raise
funds for its philanthropic work
Membership is open to anyone who
is interested in doing philanthrop-
ic and charitable work. For fur
Their information, contact Mrs.
Brown, CA. 6.2042.
Back Home: Mrs. Horace
Brown, S6S Carroll Av, recently
returned home from a holiday va
cation spent in Sioux City, Ia,
where she was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rogers and Mr.
and Mrs. Napoleon Walker. She
spent New Years day in Omaha,
Neb., and on the same day cele-
brated her birthday.
Guild Held Meeting: Mrs. James
o. Mann. 656 Iglehart Av., was
hostess to the Guild of St. Monica
Of st. Philips Episcopal church
on Monday evening, January 7.
Tanga Club VIII Meet: The Tan
ga Club will hold its first meeting
Of the new year on Saturday eve
ming, January II, with Mrs. Mar
ion Brown, 6e2 Rondo Av., as
hostess. Members are urged to be
present.
Dinner Guests: Milton p. Web
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MNNEAPoIIs RIRTHpAYs

Jan. l2-Jewel Anderson, 2Sl0
Tenth Av. S. Agnes Hill 1920
Clinton Az; Rodney Lyle SIS f.
SSth St; Robert Johnson, S64l
Fourth Av. S.
Jan. 13-Mrs. ConSuela Poole.
1892 Fourth Av. S, Mrs. Hazel
Merrill, 2309 Fifth Av. S; Jacque-
line 10 Arradondo, 4457 Fourth
Av S; Edward Eugene Milton Jr.,
5ll Bryant Av. S; William n.
North, 1892 Fourth Av S; Denise
Michele Daniels, 3449 Fourth Av.
S.
Jan. li-W. f. Stovan, SSl5
Fifth Av. S; Mrs. Ethelyu Walker,
53l Girard Av. N.
Jan. l5-Mrs. Gladys Session,
4O4l Fifth Av. S; Frank Graham,
8437 Smelling Av.; Mrs, Lottie
Hammond, 22l6 18th Av S:
Diane Lee, COS Eighth Av. N.
Jan. l6-Mrs. Thomassina Gray,
1889 Fifth Av. n.
Jan. l7-Mrs. Fern Helm, 1909
Fifth Av S; James Parker, 1906
18th Av. S; Maudie NJ, Sorren,
1887 Girard Az. n.
Jan. Thomas Langums, 523
Girard Av N; Earl Eugene owen,
3sil Clinton Av.; Noah Smith,
1892 Second Av. S; George Ste
phens, 1855 Second Av. S.
Out-of- Town Birthdays
Jan l3-Frances Taylor, Wash
ington, d. c.; Floyd Collins, Des
Moines, la.
Jan. -Wilmoth Bowen. Chi
Cago, Ill
Jan. Virginia Lee, Kansas
City, Mo
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