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Mrs. freddie Insrum
Honored Guest Al
a Sfork Shower

Mrs Tony Mazlugo A5s ~
Gr0tto St was a charming hos
tess on Sunday evening July a,
when she entertained at a stork
shower IN honor Of Mira Fred In
gram
The evening was enjoyed play.
ing various shower games with
the Mines Myrrheue Bonner, Dor
othy Harris Helen Cartwright and
Patricia Ingram capturing the
beautiful prizes
a hiEhHght came with the open
ing Of the many practical and
lovely gifts with everything for
the baby-to-he 10 wear and use,
The serving Of Refreshments
concluded the delightful affair
Guests present we're the Mines
Helen Cartwright. Patricia Alien
Patricia Ingram. Mary Ingram
Louise Hughes, Maxine Campbell
Nancy Allen Janice Buloy. Doro.
thy Harris Myrrhene Bonner.
Jacquolyn Bowman Margaret
McMo0yc. Anna MCGEE, Miss
Mary Frances Wood
And the Mines, Jooeiyn Collins
Carmen Davis and Virginia Car.
ter
Those who sent gifta but were
unable 10 be present we're the
Mines Rosa Patterson, Minnie
Robinson and Pauline Wallace
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DYWYK Club Has
Cook Out Saturday

frHisad ~ Sc annual picnic. tbs
DYWYK club - ri Pam enter
tained aith caat OUT on Eat.
gtdsy JBiy 40 IN as spacious
yard ~ the home ~ Mrs Minnie
Raymond Ess goHa1 A..
Members and their guests crl-
5oysd eE=zcoai brale8 steak ham
burgers fried chicken ard ~ -
me traditional pinie lunch
Members and Husbands present
sera tbf Mesare ard Nfass va
liam Hanna sidney W8lsn
Herry fshHaor Eugene Moore
waiter Ealpes ths Mines Iss
Has Murphy flsrmgtns tirSuaH
MaYTne Green Minnie Raymond
and BRIDE If1sssB
Arnurz gasata wets tbs Msszra
ard Nnes Chester Greene 81
C0gytrsy fniyara Eugene caystt
- ffaezEg Mrs collie Esfuatst
~ Shreveport Ia Hra GiaagR
Johnson Hazel gnflerassd arr
others enloyHg TIE rl5bs hnsp
gHiity
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81 PAU. BIRTHDAYS

July n Erman Jean Owens
s72 Dayton Az, Lynn Patricia
sallar ee2 Carroll Az James
yaasar, $40 Rondo Az, Anthony
White 994 Carroll Az. pwayne
Gtlbroath, g7s ST. Anthony Az
Lloyd Ricardo Smith COL g. An.
tbony Az
July ~ Mrs Milton Combs
4s2 w Central Av
July ~ Clarence Duhe. 6s2
iglehart Az Mise BETTY Jean
Hunt pps Carroll Az.
July 80 Prentice r. Harris
s7s Marion 81 - Verne Benner
S2t Carroll Az. Cynthia Ruth
White ~ Thomas Az
Juiy ~ John Mart Berry. sos
w Central Az
Aug Louis Reith 572 vs.
Central ~ Mrs Mae Lark 5T5
ggudo Az Raymond goteilo
Gregory Wagner 500 Aurora A.
Aug 2 Mrs Arthur fbil. $50
Carroll Az John " Ryan IN
~ iEiehart Az
out ~ TowB Birthdays--
Iuly 81 Earl Weber Jr
Washington. q g
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS nIRrupAYs

Iuly 2T Alice Landry, 20 tly-
land Av ~ l.ydta r.. wardiaw,
$500 Third Az s Gerald Wagner
ala Fremont Av A.
July Is Robert Martin, 8s2s
Ftth Az s Mra ludsau Philips,
4lt6 Third Av s. Mrs Ruth la
Alien. aStS Third Az s.. LuNrla
Ttnsiey 1924 Portland Az
Iuly 70 Mrs @ MCRutledge
eos Eighth Az ~ Mrs la Vera
Robins, 3sl2 Second Az, g.. Mrs
Helen Underwood. 3Bl2 Clinton
Az T. H. Perkins $3.50 Fourth
Ay S. Douglas l.. owens, 2i2l
Fourth Az g.. Mrs Raymond
johnson 1855 Fourth Az s Go,
celia shepherd, 8ss7 Portland Az.
July SO ~ " Waits 1922
Third Av & Mrs Eisie smith
1894 Fourth Az 81 Mrs elsie
Cromwell saia Smelling Az Mrs.
bessie Helm. it2l Dupont Az. n
Aus ! Mrs vrgir Hughes
$500 Firth Az 81 Oscar Cleve.
2al5 Riverside Az Mrs Ecva
NJ Warrior adt5 Clinton Az Mira
g. r. Burt 2a36 Fourth Az s..
Mrs Edward Brown 87tn Fourth
Az S. r. G. Clardy. 2ta7 2Gth
Az S. Mira william whitesisie,
$500 THIRD Az e.; Aaron ARA.
donate tib7 Fourth Az g.; Mar
Ian webb, $40 18th Az g.
Aug 2 MrH Arthur Lyons,
1923 Emerson Av n Cornelius
Seymour gs47 Smelling Az, Mon
well Craft $3.50 f1th Az f.
Lucille Goodwin 1874 h, Frank.
Hn Az Frank Corners, 1889
Fttlh Az & Mabel Mitchell, ia2l
Franklin Av
out Of Town Rirtbdays.
July ~ Mrs Iennn Ewing.
Mason city. Ia
Iuly 30 Samantha 7 Moore.
Chicago, m
July 81 whitney Young At.
ianta, Ca Wayne Mcdonald Elk
celsior Springs Mo
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church. beth ia Minneapolis The
many Sightseeing TOURS ana other
gaWtesies made their visit very
pleasant Mr. Jackson lott Mon
iay Tor bis home arid MIS- Jack
son viii vmain Cor tho rcat II the
week
Family VISITOR Waiting IN the
ytty ffom Chicago Is Mrs, Iseander
Sheets, former ~ rauutc Mrs.
sheets Is dividing her time visit
tng her slsterN ana brothers aud
their families, Mt and Mrs, , y
Jones William lIannas. tho Manly
Rhodes, the Ralph GARDENERS, an az
SO raul, the William GARDENERS Of
North sc paul she viii spend this
week end 10 Minneapolis an the
guest cf her aiater and brother In
law Mir and Mrs Gerald naiiey
sf and family aaaa Fourth Av
8 and win spend some time with
another sister aud brother Ia law
Mr and Mrs Il u navia ~ no
at paul
Leave Tor itunic, Miss ileniEhta
iiies and daughter Miss uurhls
Williams OF Talsa OKLA who
have been the guests for the past
week. II Mr. and Mrs carl err
fn, gn6 Eando Az, LETT Raturday
July 30 far their hene Mlsa
Iilos, an old tlaaamatc 81 MI
taifun. ts teacher va the Tulaa
school system The many slght
seeing tours motor tun e. pul.
nth ami athot gaurteatos accorded
the visitors mhdo their stay
very pleasant
Neither T. Guest Mrs Collie
Edwards ~ Shreveport, La az
rived hy plane 60 visit her daugh
tor and son ln law, Mr and Mrs
MANLY Rhodes lr ~ 1919 Mar
shall Az Tire occasion Tor Mrs
Edwards visit ia 10 be with her
daughter who is canvalsacing at
home after undergoing an appon
drrtoiny Mrs Rhodes Is ia ca
collent condition aud making
rapid recovery
Daughters Are ,.ncstsi Mra
Edith Lortaip itallson 0f l'nsu
tena CaAt apent twu weeks Ia
the city Waiting hof parenta, MI
and Mrs Howard Johnson af 74D
gt Anthony Az. and sisters. Mrs
Judy Weaver Mrs iiawsrdoan
olson and Mfa lean Marie iiaf
ten. ais1 81 Pasadena Mrs itall
sons tsp waa greatly facilitated
Go and from Pasadena via Western
Airlines Mrs tihftetu remains III
the city Coz longer Welt with her
family
Home iran Camp Mia# Bherrto
MaainEo tbA N Grottp ~ re-
turned home Friday from "a Rap
tiat Wilderness Camp where ahc
spent week a. representative
~ Pilgrim baptist rhurlh The
camp was located on uunflini
Trail an the ahofo IT Lake super
Tor near the Canadian border
rha large number ~ girls 10 ~
tendance enjoyed canoeing hih
ing and worship period
Dancing Party The Zodiac club
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NAMES OMITTED FROM
MASONIC TEMPLE CORNER
STONE LAYING STORY

The names Of Rev C. NJ Sexton
and Mrs Alma Kinney worthy
mstran OF Pride OF the West
chapter OES were inadvertently
omitted from CoyeraEe OF the
Prince Hall Masonic temple corner
stone laying which appeared in
the Iuiy la edition OF this paper
The Rev Mr. Sexton delivered
the impressive invocation at the
ceremony and Mrs Kinney gave
greetings and presented the tenn
Pic association with a check from
Pride Of the West
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26

IN Macon, When they returned
home Mrs Beasley's mother ana
her two grandchildren accoupan-
led them The visitors win vaca.
tion for month In Minneapolis
Sister Was GUEST! Mrs. W r.
Warrington u Chicago was the
house guest for u days Of her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. n Hunter OF TOPS Fourth
Av s. Mrs Wadlington came 10
the city for much needed rest
and did no sooiaiizing. she left for
her home on July is SO that she
might attend sessions Of the Pro-
gressiye Association Rev Wad-
hngton pastor Of Hirman Baptist
church, is president OF the assoc
citation
Anniversary Greetings Greet
lngto the Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Duncan Of 62T Eighth Av ~ who
viii celebrate their seth wedding
anniversary on Tuesday July 80
Eastern Vacation: Mrs. Frank
Shaw llI6 Irving Az y left the
city Friday July 10, for New York
City 90 visit her sister, Mrs
Birdie Barnen Dixie. Mrs. shaw
viii spend a month with her sis
ter and from there she win 20 20
Detroit and Chicago for visit
with relatives and friends before
returning home,
saturday Bridge Club; Mrs.
Cynthia Tyson 1886 Fourth Av
S., was hostess To the Saturday
Bridge club on July 20 at her
home, 1886 Fourth Az S. Taking
home prizes for high scores were
Mrs Joyce Jackson and Mrs, Anne
Mitchell first and the consolation
prizes went 70 Mrs. Glen pullcns
and Miss Christine MCkinnie Al
this meeting, the club adjourned
mtI October 5.
Chicago Visitor; Mrs Charles
Crsnshaw Of Chicago Is the house
guest Of MIR and Mrs. o. l. Alex
snder Of 1882 Fifth Az. S. Mrs,
CrenBhAw ~ the aunt Of Mrs.
Maurice Howell OF 1915 Lakeview
Az N and is spndiug some time
with the Howrlls
Hospitalixed: Mira NJ l. Sim
mons, wife Of Rev NJ, r. simmons
Of 3756 Fifth Av s. who has
been patient in Fairvicw Hos
pital for the past ten days, is
steadily improving and il expected
10 return home soon
Visiting From Cleveland; A
mdng the week end visitors 20
Minneapolis was Ed Harmon Of
Cleveland who arrived Saturday
morning for a visit with Mr and
Mrs Charles W. Glenn. Mr. and
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has issued invitations Tor It's dane
ing party OF 1857 10 be held on
FRIDAY August q, In the Arizona
Roon Of the Prom Ballroom. 81
raul Tho informal party VIII ha
FROM p ~, a. / a IN.
Attending HALL Games; William
r tRillyl Williams, $40 Western
Az LEFT Monday morning for
Milwaukee 90 spend the week and
attend the Milwaukee, Braves bali
games
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Wedding Anniversaries

NIsNEArDfIS
jay "a NJ and STR Robert
Wynn Jr $40 Irving ~ n Elk
FEARS
July 30 Mr. ard Mfa John
zhaw 1919 oaL PAM Az y 10
gsata py nod sirs James Tb9n.
al 3057 geeerd Az b no ysara
81 PAUL
July ~ NJ ana Mrs Martin
Hraktns sG7 ~ Central Az 80
Tsafs Hr and Mrs leonard ~
CATER 1908 CARROT ~. seven
Teasa
JUly 30 Nj ard Mrs gzal
rfomas so " Central Az ~
yeHFa
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Group Life insurance

American wufkerg Hnd their
families afa protected 70 the eka
tent ~ stIB billion under 800 600
group contracts and 30 ono 900 in
diyiduai certificates. the Institute
~ Life Insurance reports
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Mississippi Former Stays
Negro hirmon FOR
Sitfinu With His Sister

Yazp9 CITY. hfzs MP Ffsr
no sppaFe.f reason other than the
fart he aat at dinner with hla
sister, afts Nssisslppi farmer
Hsre last week Stayed q young Ne
gro alrmau ard then aasaaIiy call.
ed tis police 20 come ard get him
because i've 5agt Killed Ne
Kfo
Charged p1'H IRE ur1sr was
Hatfa~1 Walton. Vr9 confessed hs
shot and killed. 28ysar Old klruaa
m rs Glass; Charles Brown 3hsa
He f54ra bim sitting AZ alerey
}abfa aiiH Fhs farmers sister
County Attorney gufnn Eafqazs
Fafa Kstors had not satab
l.sFsf definite motive IN n1-
staying Hs asl8 rapeTsT INST
Rsitor3 ha1 waived prssnIrzrJ
bearing ard pas sefR he,8 I'd ire
Yazoa County jail
N4asf naa8 walton wsgid n1f
s8paain tas .Hesasrf An8 his rels-
Hvss wte aftasase6 fhe FALLING.
Don't wsrt ~ tagr about ID
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26

TASTE treats, frHlt-&laNurcd g'
souffle salads, fruit and yegets
cue salad all excellent comp
dogs
Here then, are three simmer
ing gelatin salads to please the
whole family one for each In
diuduai taste Cucumber Celery
salad Vegetable Barbecue Salad.
and Fruit and Cottage Cheese
Soufne Salad
Cucumber Celery souffie Salad
II package limo-flayorcd gelatin
4 teaspoon salt
"A cup hot water
" cup cold water
as tablespoons vinegar
X cup maynnRAise
Dash OK pepper
9. cup drained finely diced ca.
eumbor
q cup finely diced celery
4 tablespoon nBely chopped onion
Dissolve gelatin and salt in hot
water Add cold water, vinegar
mayonuaise and pepper BLEND
we'll with esq bcater Pour into
refrigerator freezing tray
Qmck-ghill In freezing unit
lwithnut changing controD 10 70
20 minutes, or until firm about
inch from edge bat soft in center,
Pour mixture into bowl and whip
with egg hcatcr until fluffy
Fold in vegetables. Pour into
l-quart fold or Individual moida,
CHIN until firm IN refrigerator
mot freezing unitl 80 10 as min
utes uEmold and gsuish with
salad greens Serve with addition
al mayUnnaisc ~ desired Makes
4 30 6 servings
Vegetable barbecue salad
! package lemon favored gelatin
ia teaspoon salt
IN cups hot water
I can tomato sauce
~ tablespoons vinegar
Dash of celery salt
= cup mixed cooked corn and
green pepper
Dissolve gelatin and salt in hot
water Add rest of seasouinga
Blend, ChM untn slightly Thick.
ened Then fold in vegetables
Pour into individual molds chin
until firm Serve on crisp salad
greens Makes I 60 servings
Fruit And Cottage Chees.
S0uffle Salad
package lemon favored gelatin
= teaspoon salt
! cup hot water
q cup cold water
tablespoon lemon juice or
vinegar
70 cup nayounalse
Dash II pepper
II cup drained diced grapefruit
sections
"a cup drained diced orange sec
lions
p cup cottage sbceso
" cup shredded carrots
d eup chopped walnu'a
Dissolve gelatin and salt in
hot watsr Add cold water. lemon
Juice. maygnnaise and pepper
Blend usu with sgg heater Pour
into refrigerator frsezlnR tray
2glgk-chiH IN freczgnE unit
iwdthout changing rortrolj 70 10
20 minutes or until Trm about
inch from edge bBf soft in center
Pour mixture into bgV8 and whip
with egg beater until nuffy
Fold IN frUt cheese carrots
and waluuta Pour into I-qaari
mold N individual mgl1s chm uu
IN firm IN refrigerator mot frecz
ing suitf % 90 90 Minutes TN
mold 90 crisp greens Serve wlth
additional nayanralss " desired
ta.Lr. 7. q. q -.-.-..L.--.r
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Back Home: Mr. and Mrs Walter Beasley 1881 Clinton
Av recently returned home trip and
vacation spent in Chicago Little Rock Ark and Macon Miss
In Chicago they visited Mrs Reasey children and her mother,
Mrs Mile PpknS aud they visited aud cousins
Mr. BeaSey III Little Rock and his mother Mrs Emma Beasey
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SOCia! and Personal
\ ST PAUL

House Guests; AIR and Mrs Jewell jackson ol Chicago
arrived ia the city saturday uiy "a Tor visit with Mr. and
Mrs NJ u Rel Of $50 Carroll Az Mr. Jackson is cousin Of
MIR Bell Tho visitors attended the Minnesota State Baptist
Convention sunday held Bethesda Baptist church aud the
aymcus banquet held SATURDAY night Zion Baptist
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26
Memo To Housewives:

kcarug glass measures handy
MAKES cooking more efficient.
Leftover egg ycIks which are
covered with water before bssrg
stored iu your refrigerator wlIl
not dry 1ut
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26

Count me vaSfous dsgartpeuts
features. nseR stories. columns
and piftayea gnes We think you
&la agree thai FeAsisTs ~ this
paper cot shsir usansy's worth
syrrY ue@k
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26

Chicago school teacher took off
rccently an threc wsek trip 30
Africa as part ~ the Council On
student Travels joint cooperative
program 10 West Africa She will
make stops 10 Nigeria, lbadan, ITO
Benin 5ty, Port iiarc"nft and
numerous othst african tiiiaa and
yiiiages Upon bet rplutn "a The
states. she viii lecture and show
movies ~ the fAuF tANpJ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26

Counting 'l' Louis Jordan and hts
Orchestra Mpls Labor Temple.
sunday, July IN. Matinee $50 TO
plao y ~, " y, BLACK rrcsenta-
tan Adyt
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PARIS TRANSPlANTED" WAS THEME OF
MINNEAPOLIS GARDEN LOVERS CLUB
IN THIRD ANNUAL SHOWING SUNDAY

The Naerepta Club 39la Fourth Az s. Minneapolis was
enchanted forest OF beautiful blossoms foliage when
capacity crowd viewed It's vivid eyeneSs aud spectacular
beauty sunday July a. when the Minneapolis Garden LAYERS
tlah presented Paris anspantcan its third Annual Flower
show. from 70 =, "a.
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More thar half q the 1auanH
eisr gymer atogt 100 gos have
grad 10 fgg Social Security
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Our Advertisers WANT Your
Patronage!
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rs lres 10 you along with "a
" week subscription 10 lite
SPORTING NEWS iof 81 90. lefs
aoi acquainted use tina coupon.
without dei1yi
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IT'S OFFICIAL. AUTHENTIC

Til, famous
boob contains
major ord
minor Isogus
"a 70 RACES,
records Off
eiol playing
rules ond
,houson,is of
fucts ol5uui
The oums
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26
16, .230 Acres
Retired By Farmers

Agreement signed by q s.
farmers under the Soil Bank pro
gram this year would retire 10 a.,
1855 300 acres from surplus crops
production in return FOR federal
payment totslinE sti*.Ss7 C6e.
The program authorizes up %
$3.50 million annual payment for
retiring lard and such crops as
wheat cotton corn. rice and to-
baccu
"sac kward. turu backward, -
tims IN thy Might've thought
81 comeback needed last
night ''--- p " Raymond
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26

WILLIAM noswoRIiI, noted
author, who Tor many years lived
ia The West end ~ Boston where
he wrote many pages ~ the Tang
search Recently published by thr
Advance Publishing Go, had the
distinction If having hts novel
rated as unusual Ia resent
hp"h review In the i,osiuB ttcf
aid --- (ANpt
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H You Wont

the low down. the Inside
baseball news, you'll wan, 20
take advantage OF this sps-
eioI otter.
We'll Send you u weekly Issues
OF liiE SPORTING hIWs trsa.
vlgf yolvs s3oo) Plus copy
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Appreciation Means ::


pictured
misses $lz5 eoot Of Fortmonns MovsIc, wonnly in
y terned with oo96 virgin wool; slim hemIine pIeots;
romance red, yeomon blue. jet block. SOS
Third Floor Street
womens $l45 with 2-skn mink COLOR Forstmonn
woolen; 2button closing; completely hand detailed:
block or beige with natural ranch mink yeomon blue
with skerbue mink, $l25
Third Floor = Street
women's SIS oEIOn-wOoI Thospun dress with permo-
- peot skirt; red or blue; sizes l41z to 20h )Sls.95
Second Floor, Street
misses $500 suit Of FOrstmGnns Beoudeen; yeomoN
blue or charcoal grey; sizes 10 to l6 $4o
Third Floor street
misses SIS striped wool town dress with setn eirde;
=. royal, grey coonoc with block; 10 to g. Slso5
Second Floor Street
: misses. $500 cotton shirts; Stripes poids, SASS
$l7s9 TO SIS Forstmonn wool fIonne skirts, SASS.
Third Floor Street
$6.9S. $500 orion spOns, eoTdsons; full fashioned;
,. lovely eoors; sizes "a to 40, SASS and $6.s5.
Sl7.99 imported wool tweed skirts; bock-wrop lined,
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All JeIIeff stores open tonight!

Appreciction-for the true definition
come in and see the values! Women,
misses, Juniors, teens-seIections all
embracing at all JeIIeff stores!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19

THE EVENING s STAB washington t. Is.
IIeff stores open tonight! MI
u Appreciation the true definition ro
in and see the values! Women,
misses. juniors teens-seIections all
embracing at all JeIIeH stores!
z,pkRRMN,s
STREET CONN., AVE- BETHESDA SILVER SPRING
sHIRLNGToN FALLS CHURCH
Just hint here Of what JeIefFs oppreeiotionE
weuns in the purchase Of your new Fall Wordrobe
Women's, misses. If. 5000, SIS coots. $50
Third Floor, Street 4
Misses, Juniors 5000, $500 coots, SIS
Third Floor. , Street .
Women's, misses $1,000 sl25ooc oots, s95s
Floor. street
Wonen's, misses sl45.oo coats Sis
Third Floor, r Street
Ennbo natural mink stoIes - $495s
Plus tar Third Floor. Street
Al tus IObssd to show country origin imported
Misses. women's. jrs. SIS. 500. osuts, $40
Third Floor r Street
$3.50 foIlminey selections $40
Street sheG
<s2299. SIS oIl-purpose colts $ls.s5
Misses 1929, sl49o wool skirts -$lo.s5
Third Floor Street
S35-S45 fashion wool koits- sz4l
rim street,
Misses. women's s25-29.9o dresses -sls.o5I
f.s Second Floor. , streeA
$50 French Room dresses ---- $50
Second Floor Sbes4
$40 French Room Fashions --------- $40
Juniors SIS fall dresses -SIe.o5)
Floor ShsA
Juniors SIS wool knit dresses 1880 $40
Fourth Floor SSesA
Juniors $500 cotton shirts -$3.s5
Fourth Floor + street.
Juniors $3.50 wool tweed skirts $S.S5
Street
~
So, 81 fomous-moke fobrc gloves $l05
Street Floor Street
$l5.95 forous-moke opero pumps $3.50
Fourth Floor shRhngtOn Church. Spring
$7.95 leother, fobrie handbags --- $5S5
Street Floor
SlO.95 3-pc. silver finish dresser set $S.S5
Street Floor Street
So, So South SEQ" simulated peorIs $l.S5
plus Street Floor Street
JelIeffs own nyons. 84c Pr s poirs S.
Street r
Appreciation Mems:
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Ten ~ Tips
For the Week


recommended BY TeIs-
Vue'S Critic Bernie hoE-
risen.
SUNDAY
400 pm. WToP-s. Pro FoosboII.
Washington W. Pittsburgh.
$3.50 pm. WRc-4. Lock Here.
MoFtin Asronsky interviews
President Botisto Of Cube In
HaVono.
400 pm. WRc-4. Wide, Wide
World. A survey Of teen
oseEs oeross the Motion.
300 pm. WToP-9. creseendo.
Rex Morrison heads q glitter
ing cast In eovoleode Of
music.
MONDAY
1000 pm. WRc-4. Suspieion.
Hiteheoek's new hour series
with {. g. MoSshsIl and
OtheSs.
WEDNESDAY
100 pm. WRc-4. WosId Series.
opsniHs game In New York.
1880 Pm. WAAAL-7. oisnsyIsnd.
The "Soso Of Andy euFnett"
begins.
1000 pm. WRc-4. Circle Thee.
Ter. The Deed Sea Scrolls"
THURSDAY
900 pm. WAAAL-7. Pet Boone
Show. Anne Mario AlbeF-
shetti visits.
$50 pm. WToP-9. Playhouse
90. A Robert Alan AuFthur
script with Sterling Hayden,
John IFeIond and others.
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SUNDAY

Found Himself" 1887. Joan
Fontoine.
7-chompionship Bowling.
I Hour. Don cofteF vs.. Bill Cillord.
9-PFo Football Kickoff.
Bud Polmer is host.
las
5-PFe-Gome Show.
9-Redskins' Press Conference.
Joe kuhorich is host.
900
4-Teen ToIk. Discussion.
Teacher" will be the topic.
9-PFo FootboIl.
Washington Redskins VS.. Pitts.
buroh Steeiers.
2:3o
4-Wisdom. Interviews. Color.
Photographer Edword Steiehen.
lRepeotD
7-Sundoy Motinee.
! Hour, IS Min. Whispering
City" Helmut Dontine.
500
4-Youth Vents to Know.
Adam CIoyton Powell. ir.
5-FloFion zoBoeh. Music.
$3.50
4-Look Here. Interviews.
Martin Aoronsky interviews Full
oencio Botisto Of Cubo
3:45
7-CountFy Style, U. S. A.
5-Life With Elixobeth. Dr'mo.
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5-SoeFed Heart PFogEom.
Dramatic shows exempIifyino
CothpIie precepts--Jesuit Faith
ers. St. Louis. No.
1880
4-Sundoy Playhouse. Movie.
IA Hours. "Duol Allbi." Her
bert Lonn. tHritish.l
5-GeoFsetown Univ. Forum.
A series on Washington, D. c.,
Most Visited, Leost Understood"
Port III. Washington. D. c.:
Federal Appendooe. Schuyler
Lowe. Dovid P. Hermon. Roger
w. Jones.
This We Believe. Religion.
9-Wild Bill Hiekok. Kids.
"Op Pordner Rides Again" Guy
Modison. Andy DeVine
100
5-Feotusette. Sothem.
7-celebrity Porode.
Women in Politics" Mrs. Libby
Dunn, D. c.; Mrs. Elizobeth Rohr,
Montgomery County; Mrs. Sheilo
Dond, Alexandra, all Of the
League Of Women Voters.
9-city Side. Interview.
Walter N. Tobriner, president Of
the D. c. Board Of Education.
I:l5
S-LOoney Tunes. Kids.
5-Sundoy Movie.
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4.otheS Two BiIlion.
"cesto Riee-Centrol American
Democracy" Roy Toseo Davis.
former Minister to Cosse Rico;
Or. Richard E. Murphy. ossistont
professor Of geography at the
George Washington University.
5-AiV Force News Review.
Life Line.
A coll to oil citizens 70 bottle
stations oooinst accidents.
9.leN's Toke o Trip.
A visit 20 q Nike guided missile
site. &C" Battery Of the So5th
"A Missile BottoIion, Lido Beech,
Long Island, N. Y.