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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06

IN ~. Z, area. IA. 4-22oS ewes.
HOUSES FOR SALE-hW.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
1900 blk; Butterworth pl;--Approx
of-eronnd rec. rm.. ? powder rms
plus full bath; completely air con-
SGpsa s ~ 0SsS sa%s
decorator; S26. $50: substantial
cash. BY appt. only. JOSEPH KIN.
SKY. Cal ST. 3-53ll. or ewes,
AMERICAN u. PARK : Detached.
brick Colonial: 3 bedrms. full base
\ ment earaee. Price reduced, Best
buy on market. Exclusive, Call eve
nings. Mr.. Qowling EN-. 3-3439
P02NALIpe eh NERRYFIELD' Realtor'
BARNABY WOODS: .; C:IBriek co.
tom IA rooms Seoi SsaStin ps'a ssSlse
Call evenings. Miss coble, IKE. z
Reaitof. EN-, 3-I6e6.
BRlARcLIFP. Spring Valley area
Fine big home IN the heart OF our
| most DISTINGUISHED residential sec
1 ton. handsome Colonial In an ele-
giant settine: 3 lovely bedrooms and
SSths n Snd ne ba ruL IN. a.. snS
several other magnifcent homes IN
this exclusive. controlled neighbor-
| hood Prices range from $4,000
TO 500. 900. Please call MI. Rhodes,
with FRANK s PHILLIPS. DI. q
14ll ewes, OIL 0-o442.
BRIARCLIFF. Spring Valley area
Magnificent biz new 3-bedIm.. g
essh STlss ramblsTa Fully n,, AR AIR,
beautiful rec rn, with fireplace
and bar; large porch. built-ln ga
rage. S37,nbO, FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-14ii ewes. Elk. g.
1912
BRIGHTWOOD AREA--Lee. rm,. In
excel. cond,; closet space. semipvt
bath; transp. $4S mo. IA. p.a293
CHEVY CHASE = Compact brick
home. suitable for large family
Features bedroom and bath plus der
second; attractive living room and
separate dining room, AL this fol
s92.o50i a real buy. shown BY
BtjiiDER, s6Ss Conn ave-
CHEVY CHASE; sl7;e5o.This is !
on list; lge. bedrms. and bath or
end; gas h.-w.h,: beautiful wooded
lot. Earaae blessed scsr9nme en-,
p psr .sh S sG's Su is Su' shown So s,
appointment only 2 A.m.:n pm.
Builder, bO22 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--4-bedrm., .
bath brick Colonial; throuRh center
hall, screened porch, garaee, extra
Ice rm, Ideal location: S27 $50
EN-. o.7s00 III o pm. BERENs'
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.--walkine dis
lance to Murch, Deal and Wilson
schools = All-brick semldetachedi
S tSSn howe SSSs.r V tSom Sssr%a:i
rec rmD de luxe Eitchen' 10 low
20s. call LEuUM A. GERBER
REALTY CO.. I'll o pm, EN-. 2
CLEVELAND PARK--Det. brick: mr.
Bureau OF Standards. Den, powder
nm. rec. rm.. porch satage. mod
KY 6edrIs., nstm Undsr
SO , GO d hEAL ~ IInS9 CORP IKE
FOREST HILLS = Wide center-hall
praSt SH,'d dscorstsSi bsSTcom.. !:
with fireplace. dinine room. kitchen.
and powder room on nr,. IGOR
room On third moor: screened
SSs ,sssd Fl siT siEssif rls s.fs aiss
' Eah JWWNTt,sp Go" inc envy
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C0L0RED - seq INGRAHAM ST,
NW.-6-room brick Colonial. IN
Immaculate condition; front porch,
2 screened rear porches; Gas hot.
water heat. Ideally located. near
schools. Transportation and shop.
ping Priced rieht Open Saturday
and Sunday. Q I'll q. BLUE REAL.
TY CO, d 7.5s27; ewes. RA
COLORED-I9OO BLOCK 4th ST.
In good condition; Q rooms. . baths,
= SKI a, sld eSSirf cali Mr.. MsI sso
s iSoi "a 4 f ssEESs svf nc AD a-'iS'
COLORED--3 APIS. nr, Kennedy
Theater--.Each has pvt bath. con-
crete Colonial front porch. top
condition Bsmt.: rented $50 per
mo. Tenant will stay. ASKING So.
$50 cash. 500 per mo. CHESTER
n KELLER. Realtor. JU. b-7i00,
OIL. 0-22bO.
COLORED-e3e5 On, VAC. --Redec.
Sew. nice homes; 8.rm. brks., ~
S Tenn s Rin'.s .e Si@,' rAs s..d eis'
c Sas9 Hp.L sAbE or or L NW
. H acUIs pS SUpDR RsM To. on slsd S5AT
coLoRED.HoNEe IN ALL AREAS
Some available with no money down
TO EMPLOYED i tsnil ss,,a, Eind out.
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HOME Values

2S14 18th st. n.e.--3 bedrms.
lily: rm.. din, kit. bath; gas heat;
1905 nth ct, NV rooms anc
bath, h.-wh.: SIS,
5199 s. Dakota ave. NET rms.
Ia baths, gas heat fenced yard
23l4 II Ut. n.w.--6 rooms. bath
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; sos.
226 r st, NET rms, kit. ans
bath. full bsmt.. S110.
"a x st. ne rms. kit. ant
bath: SIS.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
Completely furnished. 4
hedrrn.. is-bath house. with
front porch. on well-kept lot.
Large living I'm. with nre-
place. full bsmt.. hot-water
heat, garage. enclosed yard.
Convenient schools. churches
and transp, Pets allowed.
$500. Gaithersburg 9ie-M.
after ~ noon.
COLORED-s0I TAYLOR N.w--S
rms. . kits; home with income
completely furn.; xl2b mo. RIA
6-5022
COLORED - sI2O PER MO.-Near
Euclid and Columbia I'd. NV. 4
bedrmsy 2 baths plus 3 rms. in
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont. !

RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY; mr..
Fairfax Co Club--3 bedrms., large
liy. rm.. with fireplace. mod. equip
kit. full bsmt With fireplace: out
side entr. NEW. VACANT: $50
mo-. Part Of rent can be applied
to down payment. Call CIR. 1892
or CIR. 3-1e4S till 5 pm. for par
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SPRING VALLEY
WESLEY HEIGHTS
KENT
CATHEDRAL AREA

SPRING vALLEY-Red brick Co.
loniaI with entr. hall. liy. rm.. anc
library with flreplaees. din. rm.
powder nm, and kitchen on Isl ..
md: with stairs to finished I'm;
bath and additional storage on 3rd
Pull basement with. rec. rm. anc
powder rm. Jalousied rear porch. 2
car garage. -cond. throughout
plus many custom extras, Ewes.
call Mrs. Mashburn. OIL. d-142d.
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,coLoRED-RENT AND BUY
e.! Hs'' esls sS:i' slPsEf 90 SSSsiSR
81. s-i7is. Ia. e.o4es IA. e.oisa.
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coL6RED-sE.=I4os 6 81; rem,
s295 On. u. 6-7l56 o. I'M. 2:s65l
CQLQRED-I3th AND .0IRARD SITS
Cyl Wy; si, .p' b Raa i SEaE4R e.
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.e50-Artistic ram.

BETHESDA - Beyond comparison.
New split-levels. 5 bedrooms, ia
baths. spacious liv. RIM. din. rm,.
sll:Aotpoint kit; family rn,, With
to Catholic and elementary schools
and transp. OF this group. homes
the remaining one today. EM, q
SOC 500 Is sye s Oh =; S-4 ~ DISTRICT
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WESLEY HEIoHTs-This CEN
ter-hail Colonial has lily. rm. with
fireplace. din. rni.. kitchen. pantry
and "a bath on LIST. bedrms; anc
bath on md. stairs TO additional
room. bath and more STORAGE on
3rd, Full basement with. maids rm
and full bath. ground-level out
side entrance. Screened side porch
garage. Ewes. call Mrs. Davis. IA
7.SboO.
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w. C. & A. N. MILLER

DEVELOPMENT co. tRealtoys)
- Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts, Sumner. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH %
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BETHESDA. Parkwood - Charming
3-bedrm. brick Colonial; 1st-fir.
powder rm. big liv. rm. with fire.
pl; screened porch. family din.
rm. and lRe. kitchen. bsmt.: s23,-
$50. EN-. 2-7s00 I'll 0 pm. BE-
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Mr.. PARKWAY-3-bedrm. Cape Cod;
s sst Nv I'm na dim rm y.s equip ,. sit
Eyes,, IA; 2S-s2sl, HE. 4-Shoo
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NEW SERVICE STATION
REAL ESTATE .ALE OR Exon

EXCHANGE EQUITY in Fla. tFt
In D. c. area. IA. 4-226S ewes.
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CATHEDRAL. .AREA-Stone-and-
srlck 81. hngl rs a house With t.cS ss
p rsr as' and az library a; S on i.t beSrms
IL baths and porch on end. with
stairs TO finished room and cedar
closet on 3rd Full basement with
rec. rm, workroom and lavatory
2-car -sarage. Ewes. call Mrs. Jones,
EN-. 2.OO3R.
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KEET-H s,S S.d, sntiOT. ro br Isl
rm.. sunroom. library with fireplace
kitchen with bkfst space. Full base
ment has paneled rec. rm.. maid
Tm and full bath, utility rm,. 9
car garage. patio. beautifully land
scaped garden In fenced rear yard
Ewes, call Mrs. Meloy, EN-. 3-63b2
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
5000 blk, Butterworth pi Approx
". old: 2 bedrms.. finished out.
of-eround rec. rm., powder rms
plus full bath: completely air con-
dttioped BY Carter: lovely home
interior BY foremost Georgetown
cash. BY appt. only. JOSEPH KIN
SKY. Cal ST. 1881, or ewes,
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BETHESDA bedroom brick Co.
lonial with 1st-f. powder rr1.. large
liv rm., din. rm.. kit, rear screened
asking $50, $50: large 4iscs 1st
trust BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO..
EN- 2-232d ewes, EN-. ESQ.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
CHURCH
NEWS
IION BAPTIST

Music Tor WOmsnB Day Sunday
December :. WIS provided BY a
special WGmeus chorus The morn
ing service began with the con-
Eregati0nal hymn. \ Must Tel
Jesus Mrs Fem Helm spoke
briefly on the topic. a Christian
Woman
Mrs lone Brown. Womsns Day
speaker, spoke On the Women s
Day theme, -TOday's Challenge
.a 10 Serve and Not 10 be- Served
New members added az the
morning service we're Mrs + Har.
ria. Mrs r. - Carr and Mr. John
Brown
THE Zion Hour WIS broadcast
FOR 30 minutes on station WMfN
AZ 4 pm The assistant pastor
ssrrnonetts was entitled What
win You 10 With Jesus" The text
Raa taken from - Matthew II n
The governor answered and said
unto them. Whittier of the twain
VIII ye that I release unto you
they said Barrabas'
a short womcU'B day service
was held at 30 pm The Womcn's
Day chorus again sang Miss
DcEtta Perryman spoke briefly on
The W0ueua Day theme Mrs r
J Henderson gave q reading titled
AN Women are Not the Same
Mrs Gertrude fell gave a reading
Twas A Sheep Mrs Bertha
Smith wuH named Woman OF the
Year"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

j morning December II, Mrs Brown
formerly resided az CusPus At
tucka Home 81, Paul
It's A Girl: Mr.. and Mrs. Abel
Dawson. 1914 18th Av 8 have
chosen Lisa Rens az the name Of
their first baby she was born
November % al ut Sinai hospital
and tipped the scales at seven
pounds and four ounces at birth.
Sharing the pride and Joy Of a new
granddaughter are Mr. and Mrs
Al0nzo Riley maternal grand
parents and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Dawson, paternal grandparents,
all Of Tulsa, okla Also beaming
with happiness with this newest
addition are Mrs Elvada Jackson
Of Kansas City, Kansas, maternal
| great grandmother and Mrs, Mel
lie Dawson Of Tulsa. paternal
| great grandmother Mrs Riley ar
rived in the city on Sunday De
/ cember !, 10 be on hand 10 vel
come her new granddaughter and
viii remain with her daughter
until she becomes familiar with
1 the baby's routine
Baby Baptized: Sharee Susan
Tohyer. four months old daughter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
RlrEs Held FOR
HthRY pENEIrOH

Services Tor Henry Pension u
1907 r. a "a who died Decsne
Dor Ia Ph0eulN. Ariz wers held
a. z pm Monday December g
M Woodland Funeral Home Rev
Louie W Johnson. rector n 81
Thomas Episcopal church offeiata
81 in The absence ~ Rev w T.
Battle pastor of ths deceased
Mr. pcnsltou went 70 Arizona
10 September 20 spend the winter.
re waA born IN Gatnsyillo, Miss
ara had resided ia Minneapolis
since 1910 iir was veteran %
World War 81 and member 81
Aues Lodge No 100 fBPoEW
Ito vas shot and fatally wound
- IN ploorx Dec The man who
shot him with ~ rifle waf
cleared BY rofoners Inquest
Hc 10 survived by MS wife, Mrs
Grace q prreltDu four sisters
Mrs AirbDna1 Hayes Mrs IaUt
peDrltau Mrs Anna Mae Wood
ard an ~ Minneapolis ard Mm
Dorothy Mac johnson of CHiHsRo
ba father David Jackson ~ Miss.
lmippi slepmufhrf MrH EjIn
Robinson ~ rHlragu Nbg came
20 tbr ary and other relatives
ruual waa on rt Smelling Ma
Uanal cemetery with Woodard
FHbfrnI ii1mn i8 charge ~ me
arFHtHa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

The soul stirring sermon Rev.
" l. Simmons preached Sunday
Dee 4. was Divine Touch The
s Mrs John w Spald.nE $50
W. Central
tcxt was taken from 81. Luke
t2tB behold a man fan Of lep-
rosy. who seeing Jesus fell on hts
face saying Lord ranst thou make
me clean tie touched him and i'm,
mrdihtsly the lrpfoay departed
from him he pointed nut friend
ship ,s based on when ore can
respond
Ha closing words we're 3tI per-
SONS i0 Che church are not what
they should be- HhUt persons That
are what they should be- are ia
tho church
Rev Morris Robinson Of Grace
Presbyterian Church showed slides
IT IUe.r trip r1 fHy Holy Land at
the afternoon forum Dr. r. 81
tnVe 10 chairman
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night 7aU
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

Return Home Mrs Oscar Gates,
24s5 Fourth Az. &. returned home
Tuesday morning from Kansas
CITY Mo. where she vas called
because Of the death Of an uncle.
Isaac Redmond. who deid Of in
}ures received when he fen from
a ladder Mr.. Redmond was the
father Of Mrs Shirley shelton o.
1855 Fourth Az s and Mrs Izstts
Robinson Of same address. Mrs
Shelton. her daughter Miss Greta
White and sister all went % Kan
Ba8 city 10 attentd funeral sery-
ices 81 their father and grand
father They returned home Tues
day evening Mrs Gloria Cham
hers accompanied her mother, Mrs
Gates She Will spend a few days In
Lathrop Mo. visiting her grand
mother before returning home.
Anniversary Greetings: Greet
tngs 70 Mr. and Mrs Robert Kirby
o. 707 Fremont Ay n, who Will
observe their lsth wedding an
niyersary on Monday. December
.I6
HospitaIiIed: Mr. r. C. Clardy
o. 2437 27th Az s is a patient
IN Fairdew hospital where he IN
ierRent surgery on Tuesday morn
ing Mr. Ciardy'B condition WAS
reported as fair at press time,
Luncheon Hostess: Mrs. Sadie
Fisher. 1898 Oakland Av. was a
gracious hostess when she recently
entertained az lunch honor1ng Mrs.
Mary ward OF Kansas city, Mo
house guest Of her cousins. Mrs.
Alice Brown and Mrs. Myrtle
Potter OF 374o Fourth Az S shar-
ing houors with Mrs Ward were
Hospitalized: Mrs Pearle Brown
now residing al 39Is Portland Az,
Minneapolis underwent surgery in
Fairwew hospital on Wednesday
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SIOUX
r A [ [ S
NEWS
NJ o 7 e S
I;y Kaye Coates
$40 Sinble street
sslrllx FnIla. q ID

I'm sitting here waiting % see
hsW many Christmas cards are
sent me - / can send one 10
those Individuals liar, HarJ ~
Mable Harris and the @ Banks
Ir are now On my list The rest
- you guys viii be sorry
gfoolln the Christmas spirit
is really beginning ~ present ~
arsf around here. | used - take
the children 10 see the pretty
Christmas lights and tho bsauts-
fuI store windows now they take
me
Intellectual Improvement Gun
held its regular business session
III West Room Of the Y w g a.
Francis Loftan president preald-
ing The ladies planned his
Christmas Party and exchanged
names for gtfts Report Of the
Cook Keys proved that the pro
iert WaA success Plans we're
made 20 share our blessing with
some Of our friends Lettie by
saft had the entertainment for The
evening The gals proved 10 be
skiliful iu making c0raagea Coates
wOu first prize Georgia lno put
one over On the group when she
whipped up a salmon loaf rieh
frsnh vegetable salad with home
made dressing, holiday bread
fluffy lemon and pecan cream
pis and coffee Folks all over
Iowa and s. Oak know how
Georgia is master Of culinary
aft ~ We really wereat surprised
"a have such q tasty meal
81 Johns Baptist Church elect.
sd officers for the year 1858 These
I know WFv ~ Thomas pas
tor Harvey BENTLEY treasurer
Ida Coates clerk Maurice Coax
iey Moderator Mrs q Vaughn
choir Shirley T0iherf pianist
Mrs NJ Greet A'rpt % sunday
Rehual Helen Haynes Asst sup'
Missionary Society Mfa IA brn'-
lcv Th1mga clayton Deacon H.
81 D. Rev 1bHWaa
Nr James Martin IL tn the
Lutheran Home a8 W Imrl HnH
MINI Ave 81 any uf hia old ruHgHs
ave Interested iB sending hlw %
card 40 is content ard getting
tho best ~ rHve bgr earts aHi
visits moan a TOT 10 aIi shut iHs
o = IS group 81 Omega CHAP.
ltr Ao. "a shared q pot luck sup
per az ghe home ~ The VIM Toll
SONS His ~ Spring Ave Albert
la Ngafce tt5 N Oak ard Mrs
James Martin 1900 3 10th were
guest
Ruben faFsre waH guest st thf
s. W G. A Christmas Party foT
iHs Business and professional
Women Ruben told Df Christmas
10 Haiti Ribbon isn't enjoying tNIa
e Oak weather % little
shirley ToIbprt. talented d8uEh.
Ter ~ lhe A tnIbert8 took part
in a program for the Veterans 90
The v A Hospital I heard a l1t of
u{ge reports Shirley sang iHrih
Of the Blues
Erma Hnldretn. daughter Of ths
J tIIlIfetha. showed hrr guiuyr
when her Hamc appeared on me
Merit list ~ Washington fuEh
school q siht easy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

OF Mr.. and Mrs James TollYer.
45ls Third Av s., was baptized
sunday December 5. during the
morning worship hour at 81,
Thomas Episcopal church, Rev
Louis ". johnson officiated. Spon-
sors were the Mines Lucia Nc
Clure Earuestine Danforth, Shir-
lev Underwood and Mr. Boyd
Crawford
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Boy Scout Troop
Officially Installed
Az ST. Peter AME

a ncw scout troop which be-
came officially scout troop number
8 VIA installed IN ~ Peters
hME Church Sunday December
s. at the regular morning services
Installation services were con.
ducteB ana q charter was pre-
ssntad by G q Kiruchusr. aasis-
taut commander Of the Franklin
Lake district Of Vlkiu Command
Of Boy Scouts Of America Tom
perdue IL institutional representa-
tive. Burton taubhu Will BE- scout
master
Charles Johnson chairman ~ the
scout COMMITTEES gave brief talk
on the purpose Of scouting after
tho new scout troop had been
given the scout oath and scout
law
Troop COMMITTEES consists n
Charles Johnson Chairman. 1h0m
"a perdue. institution representa-
tive Burt tAnpkin. scout master
Edward johnson assistant scout
matter, James Thomas. secretary.
nr 4 W Low. finance chairman.
utH Fraction. camper, Thomas N
Jones advancement Jack straw
der supervisor and Maurice y
white. chaplain
Program Committee Jam e 8
Thomas Thomas Jackson. Dr r.
" r6heY
Members a. Lafke ~ D. w.
Iuaey pscat Newman. Luthsr r
Prince. Dr. rhumaa Jackson
Thomas N Brown
Roy Scouts David Dean David
Glars Jerry Collier. Garrett John
a0u Peter Wade Jack lyons
Richard rnssy Glen ruilrus 1911
Williams Kenneth tyDg Nathan
Mitchell Gary ruuiiHr Melvin
Wallace stuart Dean James
Youug Nathaniel smalis curtis
Wehb Dwight uest
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cenbsr 2 M FarWew hospital
were held n 10 am Thursday De
combor u az the Neal Funeral
chapel rev 81 w Bgtta ST.
offciate3
Mr. Williams had been 81 ili
health for the past feU months
and hogpltalized far ten daya be.
fore be suceumBsd BE was born
ia Frankfort. Ky and bad lived
H Minneapolis Tor 50 ysafB tis
WA member Of ZION Bspila'
church
BE Is survived by his wife Mn
Anna Williams
Burial was 10 crystal Lake aen.
ctery with Meal Funeral Homo lf
charge ~ The service
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Ernest 7. Watson
Services Dec. IL

Hcrulsa fur Eufat q Watson
$50 IaleBart As wha died az has
home an sunday prgemG"f we're
held so pam Thursday December
~ ai Ht Peter rHgsr Catholic
church The Rev Fr John Wwth
numiated a ROSARY waa Wad a.
= 40 pm Wednesday December "a
Visitation wp- tfld "Wednesday
at Hrp0Es Funeral Home
M Watson wac veteran 20
world war
iin a. survived ~ relatives an
living uut OF tHr state
nguat was at % smelling Ma
rauai ttnetary with Brooke Run
erbI Home ip charge Df the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

"iIapv - unulnding a piece ~
knnttcd string Nou suspect wou't
h. long enough anyway Frances
Badntan
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IN MIsNORIAM

IN loving memory Of our daUgh
ter and sister, Mrs Martha Boyd
who passed away December II
1885.
what would we give - clasp
her hard
Her happy face 10 see
To hear her voice and see her
smile
That meant 50 much 10 uE
Your memory 70 us Is a keep.
sake
With which We shall never
part
Though God has you in Hns
Keeping
We win always have you IN
our heart
Sadly missed by Mrs Salh,
Brown, mother. Mrs Della Ross
sister, and Mr. Richard Ross
brDther-in-law.
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james Willioms
Rites December 2

Funeral rTfUgs tar lawg An
dfgg Williams 1I 2sla PNaBur
~ who lItl Monday evening nr
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File NO h38ZA
ORDER ron HEARING on FINAI
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
Df~IHInlTIDN

STATE Df MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HESNEPIS
PROBATE COURT
Re Estate % Robert Pahkamas,
Bsgstsut
TT Is ORDERED that the final ae-
count and petition for examination
thereof and for distribution, flied
herein, be heard on Monday De-
grWber 5pth, 1881 at 10 o'clock A 81.
hy this Court in the Court House IN
Minneapolis, Minnesota. and that all
persons interested 90 this estate
present objections. III any. why aIld
petition should not be granted
This order shall be Published b.
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according TO
Law
tEEALJ
WITNESS the HON JAMES
O. hEH1E, Judge - Probate
Court. lhis 9TH day % December.
ROSE Fb-EEEN
Clert ~ Probate Court
Herman 4 Schwartz. Attorneys
$40 Roanoke Bldg
tEpakssmGa Dee 10. go 81 @J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
2 Girls DisiIIusioned
By Mems Wickedness
THE PROBLEM
THE DETAILS

THE PROBLEM
Eunce B.-Weve had bad luck with men-but I'm honefr
Shelia Five been burned too badly.
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A WOMAN DOCTOR
LOOKS AT
LOVE AND LIFE
Chapter IA
Fatigue
By Dr.. Morton HHliord

Fatigue the word for the intangible that means the
difference between woman who walks with spring in her
step and who wishes she dead. 1t is word
that being used in medical research along with STRESS
to explain the basic of heart attacks and ulcers in
young ambitious people Stress and fatigue are modern
fcalameS the result of the environment of
hurrying civilization They 60 together because fatigue
us the result of STRESS when too much strain has been put
ION the mental and emotional side of person. causing
possible breakdown Of the physical
I believe fatigue to be the greatest enemy woman
faces and tragcaly enough the she is least
likely to recognize Fatigue carried to its extreme,
shorten her life lead to mental illness 1t will sap her
strength and leave her at the mercy transient infections
can break her marriage by turning her into shrew
and blight the lives Of her children by keeping the safety
catch off the trigger of her temper lose her her best
friends Most terrible Of all it robs her Of the Joy and
vitality without which any life is gray and meaningless
must explain what mean by fatigue. I don't mean
the physical exhaustion of who has been doing
spring cleaning for week. nursing invalid
eral SleepeSS nights and days. working overtime
inventory or giant suppercoloSsal SALE Those women
merely tired, state Of WEAKNESS which be
cured by good nights Sleep When speak of fatigue
I'm speaking Of the sensation of being tired which
tnueS for months and years. state Of apathy toward
tomorrow Of headaches backache crying spells heaviness
Of body and mind. often describe 1t lack of tone
which shows in the of her body when she walks and
dullness in her voice when she talks
Fatigue inexoraby accompanies the great changes
within woman-the girl reaching adolescence the preg
nant woman the woman in her menopause These the
unavoidable fatgueS, the times in every life
when she actively must plan to keep herself normal If she
Is unaware of what is happening to her. many
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FAMOUS FABLES
BY z, E. EDGAR

FAVORITE: In the summer
of l947, the late Senator Ro-
bert A. Taft and Mrs. Taft
went to Michigan to attend the
wedding Of their son Lloyd. II
was their second such trip in
five years. In 1912. their eldest
son william Howard III also
married a Michigan girl.
One Of the notables at the
ceremony was Michigan SEN
ator Arthur H. Vandenberg
who said TO Senator Taft:
Bob. II any more Of your
boys marry Michigan girls
you'll become a favorite son.
mo, you're still Michigan's
favorite son." laughed the Sen
ator. "But I'm her favorite
father-in-law."
IMITATION: Composer Jo-
hannes Brahms had many imi-