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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

voLKswAGEN
i owner: only 1879 miles. q mos
OLD. Best cash ofier. Ell. 6-4970.
VOLKSWAGON '57; sun roof. all
extras: $3.50. JE. 2-4293.
VOLKSWAGENS
1865 and 1856 sedans and sun.
roofs; also selection of SO and 81
CHA coupes. INTERNATIONAL
MOTORS. 80 s. Glebe I'd. Arlington
VOLKsWAGON 1855; excel. cond.,
$4,000 mi; good tires; l owner
$l.250. CT. 6-1137. Springfield.
VOLKSWAGEN: SS95
Also special price on CHA custom
model. practically new.
MANHATTAN
Largest dealer of imported cars
in America BETHESDA: 7701 Wis
consin ave-. OIL. 2-6432. Open am.
to o pm.
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PLYMOUTH SIS 81 .049

2-dr. Savoy 90; sharp .-tone
green: r.. h., Wv. tires, low mile
age. A real beauty. DIVER MOTOR
CO. Dodze-Plymouth, $50 Wis.
ave. NV. EN-. 2-l643. EN-. 2-1644.
PLYMOUTH 81 Beivedere hardtop;
7. and h., 2-tone green finish; tai
lored seat covers: S495.
Silver Spr. Motor Co. of D. c.
1905 Ca. Ave, NV. ia. 9-3103
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr. sedan. r. and
n. hne cond. and nice car. S225.
TO. 0-6392.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER 81 Custom 4-door: r
and h.. hydra: all-season air cond.
power brakes: S2.495.
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc
62I ARL. BLVD. FALLS CHI, VA.
JE. 3-11S9
RAMBLER "a Country Club hard
top: equip. with r. and h.; 2-ton'
finish Wv tires. Special today
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

voLKswAGENs conv.: (3l from
S1,395; also sedans. JACK PRY
14th and p SITS.
WILLYS 1853 80" station wagon
: de luxe: overdrive. de luxe in.
terror; very clean: S6a5, SIZE
down: spot delivery. BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV, WO
$4,000.
WILLYS 80 station wagon: 4-whee
drive; good cond., recent motol
overhaul. new clutch, etc.; S695
Oh. S-718O.
WILLYS so sta. wag.: equip; orig
throuehout: very clean: $685.. JET
MOTORS. 1884 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii
4-2300.
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PARKWAY FORD

PONTIAC 1856 Star Chief
Catalina sedan; Sandalwood
and beige; 2.uDO mi Strato-
fllehi transmission. power
steering. power brakes. foam
rubber cushions, tubeleSs Wv.
tires genuine leather uphol-
BY OWNER. Wo. 6-67o5.
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PONTIAC '55 station wagon; loaded
With equip. incl. full power. S-tons
m Freed 70 sell today JET
MOIORS. 1884 Pa. ave. Sc. Il
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Plymouth Savoy 1857
"6" 4-dr.: powerfite. heater, radio.
solex glass. WV tires Priced 3d.
0SS; sales price. S2.3S7
Anacostia Chrysler-Plymo
1908 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
IN A-oO0A
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1949 convertible Chief
tain "S''; r. and h.. hydra: $3.50
or best offer. EN-. 3-2793.
PONTIAC 1854 20" sedan: $4,000
- JOHN At aifFo SsfS MOTORS. INC.
2501 Columbia Pike IA. 5-9223
PONTIAC "a station wagon; fully
equip, incl. hydro, o pass; $1.l1l,
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. JU
5-S525.
PONTIAC As; has had exceptional
care: has excellent roadability;
$3.50. Pc. 276574.
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PLYMOUTH '55 2-dr. savoy; 7
and h., automatic transmission
clean: ST.. 295; $3.50 down. $44 mo
incl. interest and insurance. Sat
and Sun. ll4i East-West highway
g. g Nd. u 9.l43A
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Plymouths-New Cabs
Savoys: powerfiite. heaters: lowest
price in town: $1,000; easy terms,
best trades B & B, $50 @ st. s.v
PLYMOUTH 50 Savoy 90 2-dr
sedan. green. 300 miles: /
owner driver; manual shift: heater:
like-nev condition; $1,000. JE
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PLYMOUTH 40 2-door sedan; r. and
h.: excellent condition; reasonable.
WO. 6-5652 81
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PLYMOUTH 81
2-door: a really fine car for only
Sa65. HA. 2-S212.
PLYMOUTH 1855 Plaza 4-dr.: g
tone. Bells buy Of the week. 500.
$3.50 down. Spot delivery. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV,
WO. $500.
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PLYMOUTH 81 Beivedere 4-door;
heater, powerflite. solex glass, seat
covers. low mileage; 81 .145
WHEELER. INC. CHRYSLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-lO20
PLYMOUTH '46 club coupe; good
tires. good transportation; si25.
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PLYMOUTH "a Belvedere cow =;
auto. trans, all accessories. excel,
cond.; $l,l95. private owner, EN-
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0LDSMOBILE $50 "es" Holiday
coupe; 2-tone brown and beige.
gold interior. full power. This Is
and warranty at substantial reduc-
ton. ALDER OLDSMQBILE, INC,
1880 14th st. NV, DU. 7-6444.
OLDSMOBILE 1853 "SS" Holiday
hardtop; ivory and blue. radio,
heater, hydra, power brakes. excep-
tionally clean. low mileage. owner:
0nlV 81 0Qk
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PLYMOUTH Isl

PLYMOUTH 1854 de luxe 2-dr.: 2
tone finish. Weekend special, $500
SIPS down. Spot delivery. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave. NV.
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PONTIAC 81 Catalina coupe; 2-ton,
gray: iydIa.. r. and h.: real eooS
transp. S295.
SECURITY MOTORS
400 New York Ave. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, IL TO 5
RE. 7-7777

Pontiac 81 chieftain 4-dr.: r.,
r., h.: $3.50, These two cars are
far above anything you see around
for these prices: definitely being
sacrificed. See them Sun. or during
week, 9-5 pm SANDERS BRAKE
SERVICE, 1888 l4th st. NV. AID.
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PLYMOUTH 1851 2-door; blk. :
heater; $3.50 or best offer. 10. o.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

B 4 B, $50 G ST. s.w.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE
new UsED-cAR LOCATION
18th AND L SIS. NV. ST. 3-7107
PONTIAC 1851 2-door deluxe. 3.
cylinder. radio and heater: Low
bes. Offer SIP. 3-S142.
PONTIAC 1850 club cow. r, h..
good condition end appearance. A
buy S275; terms. 1897 Pa. ave. sc
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BY original owner. exceptionally
clean: SS9S; ID Crescent rd.'
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PONTIAC 80 Chieftain de luxe "S'
2.dr.: equip 2.tone hn.. new tires
seS2, JET MOTORS. 1884 Pa. ave
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Plymouth Savoy 1857
"s" 4-dr.: powerfiite. heater and
radio. Wv. tires, safety dash
Priced $500 sales price. S2.4S9.
Anacostia Chrysler-Plymouth
1908 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
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80 Rejected
.ForHoffo Jury

NEW YORK. Nov. % a.
All Of the first 81 prospective
jurors for the wiretap con-
spiracy trial Of James r. Hoffa
and two others have been re-
iected. mainly because Of ap-
parent prejudice against the
top Transfers Union official.
At the opening Of the Federal
court trial yesterday. 43 tales
man in all were called from a
panel of l25.
OF the. 81 questioned, II were
excused after saying they had
formed strong opinions in the
case, Is were eliminated
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with Bernard Brennan. presi-
dent Of Transfers Local ss7.
and Bernard spindel Of Holmes.
N. x. a professional wiretapper.
Hoffa is charged with con-
spring with the others between.
1858 and 1857 to tap telephones
of sub0rdinates In the Team-
Isters' headquarters in Detroit,
where Hoffa resides.
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and designer for the color tele-
vision division Of Walter Reed
Army Medical Center.
Other CIassihcations
Drawings Gene Davis of
Washington. an area exhibition
prize winner in 1853, and Pietro
Lazzari. who has a teaching
studio and has won many
prizes in past area exhibitions.
extiles-Richard Abel Of
Alexandria and Paul wv.
Schmidt of Baltimore.
Ceramics-Gwen Orsini An
derson Of Falls Church and
Nell Sonneman of Washington.
Silver - Rufus Jacoby Of
|Beltsville. Nd, a consistent
prize winner in past area exhi-
billions for his work in silver.
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II Area Artists Win
Corcoron Membership

Seventeen Washington area
artists last night were awarded
membership in the Corcoran
Gallery Of Art Association in
recognition Of their winning
entries in the Corcoran CAL
.lery's 18th Annual Area Ex-
hibition.
The exhibition, including 307
works selected from 1857 sub
mitted by artists within a So
mile radius Of Washington,
opens to the public today and
continues Through January 5.
Prizes were announced at
last nights preview for gallery
members and the artists who
submitted works to the jury.
Henri Dora, assistant director
Of the gallery. made the presen-
tations.
Those Honored
The awards. all of equal
weight and distinction. went
to the following artists:
Oil Paintings-Leonard M.
Bahr. Baltimore. faculty menu
Der of the Maryland Institute
and the Metropolitan School
of Art, Baltimore; Clare Fer
ritter of Washington: Joyce
Field Of Alexandria. director
of art for the Alexandria Adult
Education Program.
Also. Perna Krick Of Balti-
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through peremptory challenges
BY defense or prosecution. and
one was turned down because
he said he was a friend Of the
chief prosecutor. United States
Attorney Paul w. williams.
Questioning Of prospective
Jurors win resume Monday.
Hoffa. president-elect Of the
Transfers Union. is on trial
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more. who with her husband,
sculptor Reuben Kramer,
founded the Baltimore Art
Center: John w. O'Mara OF
Washington, a student at the
Corcoran School. and Amalie
Rothschild, teacher at the
Metropolitan School Of Art,
Baltimore.
Watercolor Painting Milton
L. Goldman. a Washington
physician.
Sculpture -Marianthe Kara
heri Of Silver Spring and viii
liam Kennedy of Elkridge. Md
Prints-Lowell B. Nesbitt OF
Washington, stage manager
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
DRIVER EDUCATION
CLASSES OPEN MONDAY

Adult Education, st. Paul
Schools, is scheduling Driver Edu.
cation classes for adults and out,
of-school youth. Glasses will meet
starting April %, at the Ford
Parkway Branch Library and on
April % at Hayden Heights
Branch Library. Glasses will run
from 7-9 p. m. once a week for
six weeks. Students will register
and pay the 81 fee at the first
class meeting.
This course presents informa-
ton on safe driving, traffic reg
ulations, and the intelligent OPP
GRAFTON Of car During the
course the official state test win
be administered for the driver
permit. There is an additional
charge for behind the wheel in
struction.
Additional information may be
secured by calling: Herbert Dit
brenner, Instructor at Ford PlIwy.
Branch Library, telephone CMpls.)
so. 1881 or Arley Ludwig, in
structor at Hayden Heights
Branch Library, telephone, CT l.
6l14.
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mixture into graham cracker
cumb crust, Top with layer Of
peaches. Cover with remaining
filling, Chill
Whip cream. sweetening TO
taste Before serving, spread pie
with whipped cream. Garnish with
graham cracker crumb mixture
and decorate with additional
peach slives, II desired.
canned or qmck-frozcn
peaches, thawed and drained may
be used.
Graham Cracker Crumb Crust
Combine IL cups fine graham
cracker crumbs and tablespoons
sugar Melt y cup butter and add
10 crumb mixture. Blend well. II
desired, reserved about ? table
spoons mixture for sprinkling over
top Of pie. Press remaining mix
ture firmly on bottom and sides OF
a 9-inch pie pan. Chill hour be-
fore filling. or bake in moderate
oven 1915 degrees FL 8 TO s min
utes and cool before filling.
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Limited len Meets
To Complete P!ans
For HOB Drive

The Limited Ten Club under the
leadership Of Donald Lewis and
Martin Brookins met Sunday az
ternoon, April Il, 10 complete
plans for the annual Halle Q.
Brown membership drive,
The youth division consisting Of
the younger members win assist
for the first time. An opening
kickoff dinner for this group was
held on Wednesday evening at 6
p. m. at the house.
New brochures are in the mail
enumerating the work OF the
house and requesting support
from all former members and urg-
ing new members to join. Those
individuals who received member
ship cards at the bridge tourna-
ment last November will not be
expected to renew their member
ship until November.
Members of the Limited Ten
club are Donald Lewis, president;
Martin Brookins, chairman OF the
civic committee; Robert Shoffner,
Robert Murray, Kenneth Stokes,
Charles Bradley, Lorenzo Carter,
Leonard II Carter, Paul Thoma-
son, Ernest Cooper and Bradford
Benner.
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Carl a. Nelson, Guest
Speaker Mondoy A. 81.
Anthony Gurden Club

The ST, Anthony Garden Club
Of st. Paul met Monday evening,
April IS, at the home Of Mrs,
Sidney Williams. $50 st. Anthony
Av, with Ii members present
Carl A. Nelson of the Blooming
ton Dahalia Gardens Of Mime
apolis, guest speaker, gave very
instructive talk on dahlias and
showed slides of different vari-
cites, etc.
Plans for the May plant sale
were completed.
Mrs, Luella Brown, s6s Car
roll Av., will be hostess at the
next meeting May 20, at which
time Mr. A. Schletty OF the
Schletty Nursery, ST Paul, will be
guest speaker. His subject WIZ
be delphiniums.
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hostess TO the Cardettes Bridge
club on April q.
Home From Hospital; Mrs.
Ruth Cowan 40 Fremont Az, N,
returned home Monday, April 10.
from Fainiew hospital where she
had been a patient for a few days
due 10 virus infection
Week End Guest; Mr. John J.
Owens OF Macintosh, s, d spent
the past week end in the city WIS.,
itng his nephew and wife, Mr..
and Mrs, John 7. Owens Of 720
Fremont Av N.
Visitor From Milwaukee; Mrs,
Emma Simms, a former Mime
apolis resident, who Is now maxi
ing her home with her daughter In
Milwaukee, Wis. arrived in the
city for a visit and is the guest
OF Mrs, Ruth Cowan OF 72O Ere
mont Av. N.
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vacation with her parents. Mt
and Mrs, W, Wheeler in Omaha,
Neb.
club Hostess; Mrs, James Stem
mons, 2Ol5 Firth Az, s, was hos
tess to the Birthday club on sat
urday, April 10, The evening was
enpoyed playing games and prizes
were awarded to Mrs, Harold
Carter, FIRST, Mrs william Nc
Query second and Mrs, Thad-
deus James, third, Mrs, James and
Mrs. Carter viii be co-hostess at
the May meeting,
Back Home: Mrs. Travis Bailey
and son Travis III OF 1905 Fourth
Az s, returned home Friday
from Des Moines, Ia, where they
were called 10 attend funeral ser
vices OF their grandfather Rev,
J. h. Roman, which were held on
Thursday,
Return Home' Mr.. and Mrs
Wenzel Miller and children, Gary
and Kathy OF 522 Emerson Av.
N. and Mrs Henry Josey OF 1888
Fourth Az s.. returned home
Monday, April s, from Lewisburg,
Tenn, whore they were called to
attend funeral services OF Mrs
Josey and Mrs Mnler's father,
Robert Barney. Mrs Miller had
been at the bedside Of her father
for some weeks before his death
| Funeral services were held in
Lewisburg on April 9TH.
Out OF Hospital; John w, Bald.
win, 6i2 10th Az. s., returned
home from Asbury hospital on
Saturday, April 10, where he had
been a patient for the past three
weeks Mr. Baldwin was hospital
lied due 10 a heart ailment,
New PIaymate' Anthony Scott,
six years old, and brother Walter
Jr., three years old have welcom-
cd new playmate into the family
circle at 1909 n. 23rd st, Their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Scott sr., presented them with a
little sister. Chaunda Lea, born
April 4, In Fairview hospital and
tipped the scales at seven pounds
two ounces Mr. and Mrs George
Smith. Minneapolis, maternal
grandparents are also sharing the
Joy Of their first granddaughter
George Scott OF Detroit, Mich. Ia
the paternal grandfather.
Cardettcs WIN Meet; Mrs Ken
meth Jones, III Irving Az, will be
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

April 2O-Harlan T. Russell,
5O49 James Av N: Charles
Smith, 97e Aldrich Av. N; Mari
lyn Arradondo, 4457 Fourth Av.
S.
April 21-Mrs. Edward Hayes,
1887 Portland Av.; Archie Roger
Jones, 1923 S. Eighth St; Mrs.
Lillian King. 32l Lyndale Av. N. /;
Stanley II. Benner Jr., 1892 Gin
ton Av.; Mrs. Howard Smith,
1880 Portland Av.; Beverly Lynch,
9O3 Dupont Av. N.
April 22-James w. Lawson,
7O5 Aldrich Av N; Celestine
Virgins. 216 w. 31st St; Mrs
Lucille Schuck, Ala Aldrich Av.
N; Mrs. Mabel Phifer, 100 f.
2sth St; Mrs. George S. Banks
Jr., 1928 Fourth Av. S; Mrs. Dom
aid Charleston. 3617 Portland Av.
April 23-Earl Sims, 1910
Fourth Av. s.; James d. Rivers,
62s Elwood Av. N; Valera John
son, 4O4s Fifth Av. S.
April "a F. w. Poole, 1892
Fourth Av. S; Mrs. Frank Con-
ners. 1899 Fifth Az. S; Mrs.
Christine johnson. 1885 Fifth Av.
s; Mrs. Thelma Mcintosh, 22OO
18th Av. s.; Aaron Jack Lyons,
4O17 Third Av. s; Mrs. Rosa
Wicksum, us 18th Av. S.
April 25-Clyde johnson ST.,
1885 Fifth Av. S; James Gresham
Jr., 543 Girard Av N; Mrs.
Juanita Cuff, 317 Bryant Az. N;
James Green, 1918 Fourth Av. s;
Kelvin Romeo Gresham. 543 Cir
ard Av. N; William L. Turn
bough, s52 Bryant Av. n.
April % clifford Hawkins,
1922 Second Av. s; William
Howard Anderson. 1850 Baker
Bldg.
Out-Of-TOwn Birthday
April 2O-Charles w. Barton,
Chicago, Ill; Mrs. Esther NJ
Brigham, 1892 Kabash Av., Kan
sas city, Mo.
April 2l-Alvn Perry, Cleve-
land, o., Cecil Taylor Jr, Los
Angeles, Calf
April % Sam Richardson,
Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Marianne
McCadden. Tuskeege, Ala; Miss
Corena King, Des Moines, Ia.
April Ellsworth Harpole,
Charleston, w. Va.
April 26-Rev Carlyle F. Stew
art, Detroit, Mich.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

April 2O-Frank Graham, 79l
St Anthony Az; Mrs. Marion
Brown. 5s2 Rondo Av.; Ellen
Washington, 26O ST Anthony Av.
April 2l-Charles Graham, 79l
St Anthony Av.; Mrs. Myrrhene
Bonner, 996 Iglehart Az; Mrs,
Alvin Rivers, us Iglehart Av.;
Maxine worthington, GO Rondo
Az: Mrs. A. w. Allen, $50 W.
Central Av.; Mrs, Louis Cason,
1898 Thomas Av.: Ransom J. o.
Neal, SIS N. Avon; Timothy Law
renee White, 994 Carroll Av.
Syrnetta Williams, S24 ST. An
thony Av.; Maridee Galloway, 755
Rondo Av.
April % Sarah f. Hill, S22 St
Anthony Av,; Callie Price, 454
Rondo Az; Dennis Perry, SIS Gal
tier; Lewis Parker, 70l Carroll
Av.: Mrs. r. II. Mayes, go w,
Central Av.; Mrs. Alice Peters,
go w. Central Av.: Muriel S.
Rosenbloom, 6S1 w. Central Az.
Rodney Keith Wagner. 500 Au-
rora Av
April 23-Helen Louise Thurs
ton. 7O2 Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Berna-
dine Foster, 1888 Sherburne Av.:
Mrs. veda Schine, $50 Rondo Av.
April 2i-Emile Hill, $50 Ron
do Av.; Marguerite Hill, 916 Au-
rora Av.; s. Davis, 299 N. Avon;
Jack Edward Allison Jr., 9Os
Iglehart Av
April 25-Mrs. Bertha l. King,
377 n. st. Adams; Mrs. NJ. X,
Mcknight, $50 Fuller Av.; Mrs,
A. NJ Butler, 6l3 Iglehart Av.;
Toya Elaine Murphy. SIS st. An
thony Av.; Ira Allen, 642 lyle
hart Av.
April 26-Mrs. Matte Bonner
1923 Kent St: Gene Perfect, SIT
w Central Az; Father Francis
J. Gnhgan, St Paul Seminary
Walter Suthern, sss Rondo Av.;
Garland Hunter, 4l3 w. Central
Carroll Av.
Out-of-Town Birthdays
April 21-Clarence Wigington
Los Angeles, Calf
April Clinton Blakey, Chi.
cago, III.
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Mrs. Norma Jones
Reelected President OF
MuSfieId School PTA

Mrs. Norma Jones, 800 w
Central Av. was reelected presi-
dent of the Maxneld School PTA
ut its regular monthly meeting
held at the school Monday eve
ming, April 8.
Other officers elected include
Mrs. Betty Ann willis, vce-presi-
dent; Mrs. Jewel Alexander, re-
elected secretary; Mrs Dorothy
Bagan, corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Ethel Stahel, treasurer and
Mrs. George Williams, reelected
auditor
Mrs Leona Winner is principal
Of Maxfield School
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pared and ready to serve. The
filling is quickly made with a
package Of coconut cream pud-
ding and pie filling mix and slic-
ed peaches canned or frozen --
layered in crunchy graham
cracker crumb crust, The whipped
cream topping is decorated with
the remaining peaches and gra-
ham cracker crumbs in a PIN
wheel design to complete the fan
tasy an imaginative contrast Of
taste and texture.
Coconut Peach Pie
package cocount cream pudding
and pie filling mix
? cups milk
9-inch graham cracker cumb
crust
cup drained sweetened sliced
peaches
y cup whipping cream
Combine pie filling mix and
milk in saucepan. Cook and stir
over medium heat until mixture
comes to a full boil Remove from
heat Cool only about . minutes,
stirring once or twice. Pour y OF
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and Mrs. c. w. Glenn, consola-
ton. Mrs. Palmer jackson, SOS
Fourth Av s, Minneapolis, will
be hostess at the next meeting on
May 4.
Musical Trio: The Blakey Trio,
Judy, Lorraine and Carole Blakey
Of Scandal, MINI, made B class in
the annual Spring Musical Con-
cert, held April 5th at North
Branch. They sang, I'VE Are
Climbing Jacobs Ladder" special
ly arranged by their mother, Mrs
Isaac Blakey.
Gold Band Club: Mrs. Robert
Jones, 700 w. Central Av., will be
hostess to the Gold Band club on
Monday evening, April %.
National Beauty Week Observ-
ed: Members Of the Unique Cos
metolgy Unit No. 220, observed
National Beauty Week by attend
ing Pilgrim Baptist church, St
Paul, in a body Sunday morning,
April IA. National Beauty Week
was observed throughout the
United States and Canada, April
1927.
Suburbanites Held Meeting:
Mrs. Hazel Fulbright, Hugo
Mimi, was hostess to the Subur-
banites club Friday evening, April
II, at her home. At the conclus-
ion Of business, a social hour and
refreshment were enjoyed. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Effie Green, 3637 Port
land Av., Minneapolis, on April
%.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Sennie Gill;
son, 454 Iglehart Av., was hos
tess to the Unique Cosmetology
Unit No. 22O on April Is, Mrs.
Genevieve Jackson, Minneapolis.
was received into membership.
After the business transaction, a
lunch was served by the hostess.
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because Of the serious illness Of
her father, Mr.. Foster Williams
Mrs. Buckner spent seven weeks
with her parents and reports that
her father continues quite i'll and
confined to the bed for the past
six months.
Laissez-nous-faire Bridge Club:
Mrs. ollye Gum, 7s3 Iglehart Av.,
was hostess to the Laissez-nous-
faire Bridge club on Saturday af-
ternoon, April Is. After enjoying
ing a tasty lunch, members Wed
at the bridge tables Tor prizes for
high scores. Prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Palmer Jackson, first;
Mrs. Burie Carmichael Sr., sec
ond; Mrs. c. A. Anderson, third
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NACIREMA ASSOCIATION
HOLDS CHARTER NETTING
ON SUNDAY, APRIL IA

Nacirema Association held its
charter meeting at 8 p. m. Sun
day, April II, at the club, 3949
Fourth Az. s., Minneapolis, with
So voting members present. The
meeting was conducted by the fol-
lowing executive officers: Percy
Hughes, Sr, president; John Cy-
rus, secretary and Donald Brady
Jr., treasurer.
The constitutional committee,
comprised Of Charles Noble, Don
aid Brady Jr., Ben Alexander and
W. Gates submitted the constitu-
tional document which was &c
cepted
Committee appointments were
made as follows. House commit
tee. L. r. Riess, chairman, willard
c. Jones, c. w. Mason. II Brown
ana J. MCHle.
Membership committee - Ben
Alexander, chairman, Helen Cur
ny, Carrie Neal, Dick Travis, a.
Arradondo, Thomas Johnson and
A. y. Casslus
Boad Of Directors - Charles
Noble, Duroc Ingram, Richard
Mann and Herb Owens. Entertain
ment committee James Stem
mons, chairman. Myrtle Clark. CO.
chairman. R0wena Smith, Mrs.
William Hin Mary Armstrong
and Royal Crawford
The constitutional title Of the
organization is 'Nacirema Asso-
citation"