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How To Keep
Cool In Humid
Summer Weather

The combination u high fem
perstgrss and humidity means q
certain amount ~ summer time
discomfort bat bulletin from the
Ninnssots stste Medical assgf.aa
tim gives . few tips 70 Eslg you
weather tbe hot days ahead
Actually your body Temperature
seldom rses IN the warm weather.
provided you are free from dissass
oy Infection When changing
weather conditions cause ne tern
p.raiufs ori,cDgfs 20 riss Or fail
= small center IN me brain, act
ING Ike thsrraostat turns hp9ss
ne uscEaulsns that help the
ho1y MAINTAIN its normal tern
peratJre IN this automatic nds
5stmsnt 70 Temperature changes
ne evaporation Of pefHplfztion
from ths body surface aids in re-
auting heat - u yo8 psyuy,fe
freriy you are more comfortable
thar ,hOse Win o. not Whsr nc
h8nldity iz mgh however TIE iH-
rresso5 moisture IN The ar rsana
there b isas evaporation q per-
~ ration ard consequently less
brat lsayss ths body Ots gay -
80 fhla emigration ss ~ wear
bgsf loaas srd porous dining
Esfaflss heat BE- also produced
0y fad sHtnsr Hrf tT rt
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Promotion Mrs Charlotte Cur
~. ode w Central Az, was pro
NOTED 20 the position as psyche
metric assistant in the student
counsollng Bureau, Technical Div
ision, Eddy uail. University OF
Minnesota Mrs curry is a former
student Of the University OF Min
nesota
New Arrivals Leslie Johnson.
1919 Carroll Av is oil excitement
as she welcomed heg new brother
and playmate. Ernest Mark Jr
who made HIS arrival July $ in
Miller hospital tipping the scales
nj six pounds one and onc-halt
ounces Mr. and Mrs Ernest MARX
johnson ST. are parents Of the
family Also sharing the pride aud
Joy 90 the new grandson are MI
and Mrs + i.sCrniS % Chicago
aud Mr. and Mrs Atlas Ferguson
uf ~ Paul Mrs LACpiN, mater
rel grandmother " visiting her
son and daughter and 10 getting
fupthsnd impressions of her latest
grandson
Attention Nembors Attention
all members Ut Delta Sigma Theta
aoruuty. please contact Mrs
Charles Johnson at ia 2Tasi o.
Mrs Charles A Friedman at CA
SAT-
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Club tnds Yoors Activities
With Pork Picnic IDLY 2

The AIM club ~ Pilgrim bbV-
tsi church ended activities for ne
year WIN an outing Tuesday
July z ~ 100 y m ia Mounds
Park
Mrs G y MiiiiEaD GreHdept,
announced fha' the event was rJH
flsd ami ihe Ro,,i 1cliei9Us She
commended Mrs George Mat
ssws social chairman for ~.
engagements and tbc special menu.
O'Ber members enjoying me d.
HRhtfm affair we're Miss Beatrice
Gors Mines Lusila Cameron. cisD
Phelps 1AeWillsy Hunt Jsmsie
naRss artd EU1h Williams Guests
enjoying their hospitality were
NJ sn1 Mrs Ioe white shafa'a
Aas Hunt. Mrs George Bryant
Mr. Howard Hunt Jr Nsssrs
Jesse Mage & y niiliRso and
Charles Hofibcui,s
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Loofers Club In
Annual Fourth OF
July Picnic Frolie

Loafers Inc. entertained i2a
wives, guests and children AZ its
annual Fourth Of July p!cRtc and
golg tournament held al Phalon
Park,
Eleven members participated IN
the golf tournament and tecd OF
al 5I5 in the morning The tour
namcnt was divided into two
lights the championship faght
and handicap flight
FIRST pnze in the championship
was won by Ira Allen. who shot
low score Of SO, His name viii
be inscribed on an rs" club trophy
which viii be retired al the end o.
four years hy the person winning
the trophy the most times Mr.
Allen was also awarded a $40
golf prize
The second p1xe went 20 Neil
Tucker with score OF 81, third
Ernest Johnson. whose score was
IS and the fourth to Frank schine
with score OF 90 Bulbs Powell
and Norman Davis tied for thg
nth, each having score OF 9t
Bul McMoore won first prize IN
the handicap flight with a shot OF
90. Donald Bantam. second with
los, Earl MCGEE won third with a
shot OF l45 and Leonard Carter
fourth with score OF i46
Prizes for games for adults for
women were captured by Alice
Johnson and Connie Graham, first
in the esq throwing contest An
ma MCGEE won first prize in tho
shoe kicking contest and Lucille
Jones won FIRST prize IN the "nnd,
the husband contest
Bulbs Powell and Edgar Pillow
were first prize winners for men
IN the three legged race and the
grand prize picnic basket, a
warded the winner OF the guessing
game went 10 Herbert Johnson OF
California nephew OF Frank
Schine and guest Of the club
Games for the children were
participated IN and prizes TO the
winners and each child was given
prize as well a. ice cream and
pop
The festive affair was conclud
ed with q softbaii game and tug
OF war between the men, and q
Joyous time was had by all
Committees responsible for an,
other successful affair include
( golf committee, Norman DAVIS
Edgar Pillow and Ernest Johnson
tables and location for the picnic
Or Alexander Abrams Earl Nc,
Gee Robert Jones' and Lloyd
Gamb0l refreshments. Robert
Graham. Leonard Carter. Raipt
Graham. Junlus Powell and John
! Collins
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Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

Gait and are guests of their ais.
ter-in-law and aunt Miss villa
Booker on their return enroute
they viii stop IN Chicago for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs Irving
Potter and Mrs Lila Riley
birthday Greetings. Greetings
10 Miss Amanda Byrd Of Se22
Tbird Az who celebrated her
birthday on July n ia Detroit
Mich
Ncw ptirca: Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Thompson, 2zIA 18th Az
S are the proud parents u .
baby boy born July 2 a. Abbott
hospital The new arrival has been
named Richard Du SHINE The
baby their nfst child tipped the
scales a. seven pounds i2A
ounces Sharing the pride and Ioy
Of her first gfsDdchild is the ma
tsrnsI grandmother, Mrs Mary
Smith. Minneapolis, and maternal
grandfather, Haco Smith ~ Col.
umBus Ind Paternal grandpaf
ents are Nj and Mrs Charles
Thompson ~ EaHspell Mont A.,
~ happy over che arrival ~ her
great grandson IL Mrs Hsitis
barrow maternal great grand
mother Minneapolis.
Eastern Visitors Mrs Ida s
Thomas and daughter. Rita LoUiaf
and infant aon. Warren ~ Cam,
bridge Mass arrived bY moi0f
on Monday July 3 for q week.
visit wIth Hr and Mrs Charles
white. zs4e Smelling Az and
other relatives Mrs Thomas Is q
niece u Mrs White
Father Il Guest NJ and Mrs
Harold wright 1900 Portland ~
m0trred % Kansas Clty KaHz
and So Jonepb We over the
Fourth q July week eDi n Kau.
aa1 City they visited Mrs
Wnghta mother and step father
~ and Mrs " spsBiaing and
brother James = Bailey 5r
ard family IN 81 Joseph ines
visited Mrs WrThta father
James " Bailey sr The srnior
Hr Bailey la 4 teacher IN the ~
Joseph public school system ard
is also 2 member 81 Kappa Alpha
pn fraternity 4r Bailey r. o..
cores MED hls laughter and ngn-
la-lsU 70 Minneapolis where ~
spent e few days ~ their hossss
guest
Niece u Quest Arriving ~
plane On Hlndsy. Jmy wAs H,tIs
nlaz Ansristts Robinson u Cisys.
land Ohm who VIII spend hsI
summer vacation visiting her aunt
Mrs Haszlc L~als u zzZs Fourth
Az g ard ether relatives An.
fricits Il ne 1asgttsT - Rr aa1
Mira Henry Robiua0n Ma FIob.
Bs1r r5see - nru LeWls 10 ~
former Virginia Levvas ~ Hlfne
spol.s
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CaifornianA 10 the Twin Catians
The visitors have been accorded
many social eourteaics during
their short visit. including guests
at a picnic dinncr hostcd by the
Robert shofmars Sunday evening
guest OF Dr and Mrs Alfred
Seipio who entertained the group
with pictures of his resent travels
abroad and were evening guests
81 Mrs louise Thomas and Mr.
Mrs Alvin Ingram
rheatcr Guests Mi and Mrs
Oscar oliver OF ded w Central
Az were special guests Of tho
Riviera rheater 90 attend the
premiere showing Of the colossal
production, THE Ten Command
menta,' which was presented at
the Orsndvicw rhester 1850
Grand Az, on Tuesday July 2
Visiting Daughter Fred Wright
daughter, Miss i.ncillo Wright.
and his sister Mrs Edna Hobbs
all ~ Oklahoma CITY. OKLA, are
visiting Mr. wnshra other daugh,
ter Miss tevoida Wright of sds
81 Anthony Az
sad Mission Mrs Bert Buck.
nor, SIS Aurora Az received ward
OF the death " hof rather on
Thursday, luiy 4, IN Earl Ar,
Mrs Rucimef accompanied hy her
sister Mrh Belle Benton % Port
land. ore, who came IN by plane
left Friday. iuly . 60 attend the
funeral services MI poater wa.
lihn,s, her father had been IN fail
ms health fof the past couple 81
years
Returns i,omoi nanicl ti3ustorl
Taylor Of t.oa Angeles, who has
been visiting hia mother. Mira
Mabel Farmer Ana Rondo Az, aud
other relatives, left FOR hts home
Friday, July . Mr. Taylor was es
tended many social cuurtosiea and
renewed many old friendahipa dur.
ing HE two weeks visit
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Sioux Falls Couple
Royalty Feted On
Visit 10 Cities

Nv and Mrs James Cahbcll ~
Sioux rails : u spent the past
week end In the city visiting MIR
and Mrs rcddy Qualls Of 1884
Penn AN n, rhs visit WAS 81
special significance Go the Cab
bells as they were ALSO celebrating
thcir eighth wedding anniversary
Their brief y,sit WAS punetusted
with sorteS OF parties and enter
tainment ON SATURDAY evening
they were guests % Mrs Qualls a,
the formal dancing party given by
the Crcsitcundos club az Hotel
Lowry and enjoyed an after party
later the same evening held IN the
rumpus raom ~ MIR and Mrs
Booker spencer al at2 n iist sc
On sunday morning, Mrs
Quails entertained at brunch IN
honor of her house guesta Other
kNtAiN NNtf Aist NNlAtA ANNAAl
Cnwan. prank Shaw, Miss Rayma
Estes and the Mesurs Ralph
pumm Charles spencer OF New
York city John Virgins and
p'red ralmotc
Friends who dropped Ia Ca greet
the palodiana on sunday evening
Included John L. Mcltte. Clarcuc,
smith, Fred naker and sister
Mrs Theresa Anderson 90 sc
Paul. Mrs Cicncyicvr Jackson
Mrs James Walker and Eddie Nc
Dowell
on the cvu ~ their dcarturo foi
home ON Monday. they were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs QuailS Al
lunch att he Sidewalk cafe Al
s0uthhaio shopping Center
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meeting, July ~, al her home
1886 Fourth Az. s.
Parents Are Guests: Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Jackson OF S72l
Fourth Av. s., are entertaining
special guests In their home. who
are the parents OF Mr.. jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Jerome Jackson OF
Springfield. M They plan TO spend
a week in the city
Back Home; Mrs. Richard Ross.
1921 Thomas PL ~. returned
home June IS from visit to
shady Point. okla, Kansas city.
Kansas and Missouri visiting
with friends. Mrs Ross left April
II, and while she was enroute. her
stepmother died in Holdenvills.
Okla, on April IS, Because OF flood
conditions, Mrs Ross was unable
TO attend her funeral Her plans
when she left on vacation had in
cluded a visit with her mother.
She reports she enjoyed her vaca-
ton In spite OF her sadness.
Returns Home: Mrs Hazel c.
Underwood, who has been visiting
her sister and brother-in-law in
Battle Creek, Mich, for the past
several months, returned home for
a visit on Monday evening, July $,
Mrs Underwood is the house
guest OF her daughter, son-tu-law
and family. Mr.. and Mrs Danny
Swain, 1909 Third Az. S. and will
divide her time visiting other rela,
tives and friends
LeaVe For Home: Mrs c. W
Woods and children OF Kansas
City, Kans,, who have been the
guests for the past ten days OF
their son-in-law and daughter, Mt
and Mrs. James c, Campbell OF
1858 IOakland Az. left for their
home on Wednesday
Birthday Celebrated: Mrs Der,
tina Johnson was hostess 10 mem,
bers and guests of the Wednesday
Matinee Club at the home OF Mrs
Lurena Washington 5l2 r. 25th
ST on Sunday evening, July Z
The club celebrated Mrs wash
ington's birthday. showering hcl
with many beautiful and useful
gifts A complete turkey dinner
was served. highlightcd with the
traditional birthday cake Light
refreshments were served turnout
the gala evening Following dinner
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cards were enjoyed and prizes
awarded 70 the winners.
Brother Died; Robert Dacus Of
pcs Moipes, la. died Tuesday,
July after an illness OF several
months Mr.. DacuS is the brother
OF Mrs Mary HoIlingsworth OF
1919 Knox Av ". Minneapolis.
and well known in the Twin Cities.
He owned cottage on Lake Ad-
ney and has spent his summers in
Minnesota for the past 20 years.
Funeral services win be held at
p. m, Friday July II at st Paul
AME church. pes Moines. Mrs
Mrs HoningswOrth LEFT immediat-
I ~ upon the receipt or the message
telling OF his death
out OF Hospitals Mrs Hazel b
Curry 1886 Firth Ay s. returned
home july 8 from University
Hospital for brief stay before
returning for further treatment
Miss Lorraine Curry left Monday.
4 July by motor for New York and
embarked on the s S Queen
Elizabeth July II FOR Paris,
France Miss Curry came home
because OF the illness OF her
mother She Is enrolled AT SOr-
bonnie University in Paris and was
/ given a leave OF absence from her
examinations in order that she
might be al the bedside Of her
! mother This is Miss Currys sec
ond year in Paris. She is working
on her Pm % degree In clinical
| psychology Mrs Curry is progress
sing as well as can be expected,
Family visitors; Mr and Mrs
James Moppins, 1915 Firth Az $
have aa their house guests. MIR
and Mrs Earl Smith and daugh-
ter Elizabeth OF Kansas city.
Mo. who are spending the week.
Mr. Smith is brother Of Mrs
| Moppins. They are being accorded
many social courteues during
their brief stay
visit In Kansas And Missouri :
Mr. and Mrs W Dan McAdams
1897 Oakland. returned Tuesday
from a motor trip 10 Kansas and
Missouri. In Topeka and Leavcn-
worth. Kans the couple visited
/ Mrs McAdams relatives Mr. Nc
Adams Minneapolis Honeywell
employee Is president OF the Ma.
sonic Temple Association which
viii lay the cornerstone Sunday
/ Detroit visitors: Rev. and Mrs
4 Carlyle r. Stewart and Mr. Odel
Bradley 81 Detroit. Mich. are
/ spending their three weeks vaca-
[ ton with old friends and acquaint-
ances IN the Twin cities. They aTr
house guests OF Mr. and Mrs C.
r Newman. 1858 Third Az. s
Nacntioning In Texas; Mr8.
Lula Henry. 2425 Fourth Az s.
I Is mentioning in Texas. visiting
relatives and friends IN San An
tonic. Houston and ~. Worth
/ Back Homo Mrs Egtella Grove
and young son. Harold Of 1882
| Fourth Az are back home from
| Gary. Ind where they spent three
weeks visiting relatives and
I friends
Attend Homecoming Rev and
( Mra n W Bolts Sr. 1919 Ign,
dale Az n. and Nj and Mg
I Robert warier OF 100 EiIwDod
/ Az. n. attended Homecoming &C
MeadyIlls. Mo they report q Dc,
/ ughtfuI time Meadwlle is Tho
. birthplace Of Rev Bolts.
Week End Guests Mr. and Mrs
H. c. King Of Chicago we're the
week end guests Of Rev and Mrs
In " Bolts ST. u 1919 Byn1als
. Az n They returned % their
I home on Monday
/ Hospitaii1sd: Ramon sisson
/ $500 Portland Az. Is p patient IN
. Methodist hospital in Rochester
MINI Mr siss1n entered the hos
I wtai on Wednesday July g. and IL
I reported much Improved
I California Vacation; Mrs Rose
! McNo0re and daughter Betty
D a.. a Daa - rH ~
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS )

Saturday Bridge Club Capturing first prizes for high
at the Saturday Bridge Club July William
Hicks guest Of the hostess Joyce jackson Miss Mae
Pue hostess at the meeting held her home Third
Az 5 The consolation prizes Mrs Anne Mitchell and
Mrs Cynthia Tyson Mrs Tyson will be hostess al the next
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Social and Personal
4 ST PAIL

California Visitors Arriving Wednesday July from Les
Angeles Calf were Mr. and Mrs Waddel Harris and two
daughters Linda and Nancy They the house guests MIR
and Mrs Walter Mcfarland 1915 Rondn Az In honor of
their guests Mr. and Mrs Mcfarland entertained at reception
nj introduced
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Our Advertisers Have What
Ysa " ant'
Our Advertisers WANT ygur
Fafr1uAge.
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Ssa 600 Is the magic figure that separates the men
from the boys in high financial circles A white
mar considers himself 20 be merely camping cut
job-,vise until he can command that much in his
annual paychcck
would SAY that ia this year OF 1887 the odds
are 1000 600 TO I against Negroes obtaining the
type az executive position in private business that
viii pat him into that wage bracket Discrimination
prevents him from attaining even junior executive
status which is srr,ngbosri 10 the rsnued at
moSpheru Of the ton executive level
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The executive large private corporations has pretty
private being
key family background college and fraternity
affiliations his personal habits scrconed carefully,
MANY bis companies today screening his hack
ground and personality Cor
qualified respects kept getting promotion
dsccted labeled impossible
trump social misnt
quota systems operate keep Ne
private schools colleges
backgrounds executives
discrimination keeps him the so.oalled right
campuses supported
tes Discrimination him OF the exclusive restaurants
and nhtcuhs where topfght executives wine and dine their bust
acquaintance and clients
social should
place determining a Job Unfortunately this
A attended
college pappa going
thing plohian like the plumbing whose has
like county hog caller find himself the victim %
discrimination
job along Yale lad whose rich old like
rohbcr whose wife like cabbage shredder
Miss FnichyA Finishing School Cor Young Ladies'
opinion Gbsous capturing Wimbledon
stronghold snobbery
greats catches the
wealthy socially prominent people
Queen Elizabeth Wimbledon
life itself somewhat Of triumph Mas Gbsoo
When England the Wimbledon matches
the Young herself invited
nobility happen you
Inhibited American members
national win want Go get in the act
years being
by queen snooty
tive Motors Mills Lever brother
Steel
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| 533|57
-. BY NELL D0DS0n RUSSELL -

New York cy-whRt present Ncsro OBJ
tanning top executive Job Industry By
n.ntNr rrnrrnr % payins
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Speaking progress isn't progress being
attempt present comedians tscHoH years
the theatrical couanists the
Harlem press Negro darraated
given Sullivan comedian emporium
hgV =
happena7 brings The tyre
Apollo years very funny
coming straight your living a Sunday night
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possible harrsgu
balls the bainng
gentlemen Department Washington appears
wati brigade sending
sggregatnna Negro
blow layer tho International irwin by punny
footing ont
than Negro bands tootng eonvues the
world At large Just hg happy family
perhaps awhile Gillespie
junke abroad According the q
Agency present quote topalbre
representative
spreading
that Armstrong repeatedly going venture
cultural iunIsst to Europe including Soviet Russia
Armstrong one alme jazz greats 11at Til admit
Gillespie talented might add
tolerance personal idosyu
crBRea a going
iune abroad admit they iunkeiH and pretend
they combination Metropolitan Opera and the rhhas
we a attempt mend
racial wouldn't have worry about toonR
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o. July Esquire You picture Of
of shndigs
back Only chaohi The thing hangn
on n n Esquire photo mad
Il could
'Detdrc' after putting nny pounds
what coming to7 Progressive bat sounds uk
bowling backyard ProgsHHye that
Education
babes
well progress right back 10 the nonlc
stage
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THE EVENING STAR els
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. 9.

Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, MAY o, 1857
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APIS. UMFuRMISHED-MD.

DISTRICT Line rms. porch. "a.
rage. utilities. Phone RE. 5-7722
$500 BALTIC. BLVD., COLLEGE Park
Partially furn. enc. apt; only S46,
Call DI. 7-7740 or OIL. 2.6S44.
BETHESDA, MD.-One and two bed.
rms, liv.. room. din. space. kit.
bath and rear screened porchi
Sol so to $50. SAMUEL Z. BOG.
LEY, INC. OIL. 4-1270.
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(coNIINuEDl

27Oo QUE ST. s.E.-2 rms, kit
and bath; S52.5O. utils. furnished
= = Z DAVIS PAWS, CO.. 1920 y
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES
AND FURNITURE WANTED
piece or entire estate: china.
lilver. rugs. bric.a-brac, etc,
THIEVES MARKET
~ " s olsbe "a; Arlington
AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY NIGHT, JPN. TO ii PM.
al Tii1Ex2S 1 MxiiskkHRrc Pm
ANTIQUES WANTED
gilverwars, any condition: ieweiry.
iis sspTas; 1888 Wi., ave. b. X.
GOOD USED YURN.,
fefers. Tv, stoves. Cash and i'm.
Pc v Tssl y2II,, clpssd =, 9n Monday
nh %. Sc. u. 0.06e6.
BEDRoOM. dining rm,, contsnts Of
ncT,s rs.. apt . ~ cash; we 90 moving.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOMS. ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ABBoTT q LANDoN EN-. 2-6177
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity.
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1858 Pa.
ave. NV. ST. $4,000.
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip-
ton, gold and silver. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th ST. NV.
FURNITURE - Tv. Frigidaire, iiv
rm. bedrm. and din. rm.; highest
prices paid. NO. 7-8040.
FURNITURE WANTED TO-DAY -
Furniture. and household effects
Also need piano. REFRIGERATOR and
gas stove Please call Mr.. GRADY,
PIANO. spinet or small uprt. WIN
pay cash. AID. 4-5a2S day; HUI.
3-4657 ewes. or sun. l6s
PIANOS. WANTED--Cash paid for
used pianos. Call day or evenings
pIANOS--ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Might, JU. 0.3O3O
The frontiersman., 1957-05-02
ALL VALLEY WOMEN
INVITED TO
H0MEMAkERS' TEA

Everyone is welcome to attend
the annual Homemakers' Tea at
Elk's Hall, Thursday May 8, 1:3O'
to $50. 'sMaytime" is the theme.
Homemakers and guests will
be taken on journey Of fun and
make-believe into Never-Never
Land. Conducting the journey
will be the fourth grade Of Swan
son school, who with their teach
er, Mrs. Alma Blunck, will pre-
sent a puppet show of Peter Pan
Creating the puppets and pre-
pairing the show has been a pro-
ject of this fourth grade during
the past two months. This presen-f
tation will be the main program
feature of the Homemakers' Tea.
Other program numbers will
include "A Maytime Circle of
Colors'', a sketch which will re-
view the Home Demonstration
program in this district. Also,
there will be an exhibit of center
pieces, appropriate for Maytinae.
All valley women are invited to-
attend the tea and bring a friend.
The frontiersman., 1957-05-02
Retail Trade Group
Planning Meetings

A special meeting of the Ma
tanuska Valley Chamber Of Com
merce retail trades committee
will be held Friday noon during
which plans will be outlined for
merchant participation in buy
at-home campaign being consid-
cred by the Chamber.
Another meeting will be held
at noon next Wednesday to which
every merchant in the city is ask
ed to make plans for attendance
At that time it will be decided
just what will be done to pro-
mote home trade. All merchants
are urged to attend the meeting
and participate in the program.
Such a program will take the
cooperation and support Of each
and every merchant, Stewart
Durrant, Chamber president
pointed out.
Among committee reports made
at the May / meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce was a re-
port from the industrial commit
tee. The chairman, H. P. GAIA
way stated between ID and 80
persons have been attending the
meetings being held by the COM
mittee. However, he said, very
few Chamber members or bust
ness men are attending. We
would like to have their interest,
also, he said. The committee has
proposed that the Chamber offer
cash award of $50 for the best
prospectus for an industry or ex-
pansion Of an existing industry
in the valley area.
Palmer Day
Members of the local Chamber
have been invited to attend the
Anchorage Chamber meeting on
May 20 at which time the neigh
boring Chamber will observe
Palmer Day. The invitation was
extended to all Chamber mem
bers and includes wives and hus.
bands. A special program is
planned.
Thanks Group
A vote of thanks was extended
to the members Of the Mental
Health Hospital steering commit