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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
WOODsIDE PARK

Handsome custom built brk, ram.
Ter hall. Ice. iiS' fm, with irepl,
sep, din. rnl.. very Ice mod, kit
Il paneIedj. 2 baths: fiagstonI
patio: bsInt, with rec. rm., hrepl
and y bath; garage, storagel attic
and many other extras. Priced
below cost at $4,000, To see,
Mr., Mcintosh, TX. 3.e4S0. ewes
and sun, AID. 2-0565. a
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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POOLEsvILLE. cony, ANc and PEP,
co. 3-bedrm. peautifuEfy kcpt ram
bier, on 4 acres, ilrepl. IN liv. rm.,
sep. din Tm., VA baths. utility
rla;, STORAGE rm.' ana sarase' sso''
For information. call Mrs, Ware,
OIL. 2-230l, representing CHARLES
II. JAMlsoN, Realtor, DI. 9-3262
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

sENECA---FOr boating enthusiasts,
and for those who want an immae
home on ~ acre. 3-bedrm. pine
paneled liv. rm., and din. rm,, very
lArke kit, "a baths. Full hsmt,
VIII accommodate car and boat,
SILVER sPRINo-To settle estate,
custom built brick rambler; 4
Closet. elossts 0iS1Rhs Sashs. sep. 'G din. T4akT T.
SooS SSi iCc SSd SHs's IOod Souss Ssase obs6
Dir: ! sblks' south Of Piney Branch
hoSgsssss See II now, or call uN
peter |. hagan g. son
SILVER SPRINGS, Forest Knolls--
Brick 3-bedrm.. split-level; new
house condition. IN baths. rec,
room, patio; many extras; level
lot: real buy At S2O,o50. JU'
SILVER SPRING KEMP MILL
Rambler BY OWNER; 3 bedrms.,
fireplaces, living rm.. family rm..
2 baths, separate dining rm,. pa
ito. wail-to-wall earpeting. full
bsmt., extras, Assume 0f loan,
VIII. 2-244g, No agents.
SILVER SPRING, Sligo Park Hills
3 lge. bedrms.. Nv. rn., family rm.,
kit. with breakfast nook, powder
rm. on ist: full bath on I'd. Walk
to schools. $4,000, FHA loan
avail. OWNER, Ju 5-04S7.
SILVER sPRING-By OWNER. FHA
appraised; 3 bedrms.. Q baths,
flrepis.. gar., huge rec. rm., patio
walI-to- wall carpeted. stormed and
screened; beaut. handicapped; conv
all schools and shopping. S24,960
Ju. S-A2nn.
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6G0gGn

ANDREWS--Open II dark. New
Berkshire brick ramblers. split
levels: 3 bedrms., separate dining,
breakfast nook; full bsmt. Good
financing. SI7.950-$l9,450. Dir:
Out Marlboro pike beyond Dis
trict Heights Great Eastern shop
ping plaza 10 74th ave-, right to
model home. ASSURED MICE. a.
RLTY. CO. OF Md, RE. $3.50.
ANDREW-sUITLAND AREA - A.
bedrm. brick: brick garage, patio.
aluminium storm windows doors:
basement. oil h.-a. heat; lot 100
x256; room to build another
house; 3 blks, suitland shopping
center: all fenced. A steal at
Sl5,95O, reasonable down pay
ment, assume present loan. OWN
ER. Phone RE. 6-3502.
ASSUME AZ or FHA, $4,000: 3
bedrms. OPEN 20. 1904 OLIVER
ST. W. HYATTs. Close Pr, Geo.
Shop. Plaza. BUTLER REALTY
CO.. AP 1890.
ASSUME CT LOAN-3-bedrm split
level, ] u baths, de luxe kit, sep.
din. rm.; bsmt.. fenced yard; con-
ven. Andrews Boiling AFB. D. c.
2.,wv1.. VII plmt. SOusiueicu.
OWNER. 10. s-B7S2.
ASSUME NICE Az loan; $1,000
dn.; 3 Ibedrms, III baths: fin
bsmt. FHA, S14,500. BUTLER
REALTY CO.. AP. 1890.
.ATTR. BRK. COLONIAL, overlook
ing PIX; 3 bedrms.. den. l V baths;
nr. Wash SAINT. MOL Langley
shops. FLA. 81 ,3s5 din. JU. 5-4740
ATTENTION sPECULATORS-only
$4,000 for q home and lot worth
to other end Of lot at q cost OF
approx. S2t500,. Ideal loc nr
STATE PRoPERTiIEs. OAp AP 7.lS6asE
AVONDALE TERRACE
Charming brick and stone 3-bed-
room Colonial. Very nice FIRST floor
with living room, dining room.
kitchen and den: paneled reerea-
tion room with full bath; close to
La Sale College and D. c. busline:
can be financed FHA 80 years
This Is a lovely home.
ROBERT F.. LOHR. REALTOR
HF d.d1n0
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BEACON HEIGHTs, Cony /

BEACON HEIGHTS, Cow to IT
Meade--Only minutes TO dwtn
Vacant for immed. possession. Brk
3-bedrm. rambler, lge, lty.. rm
wfdin. IT,. full rec. type bsmt
Many extras including $4,000
4hes loan payable Sg4 per mo
incls. taxes and assurances. Only
ssking Si6.50J. PRIN Z
GEORGES REALTY CO. UN
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Tamblyn and Co. Lo. 5-293C

TERRIFIC BUY open Sunday, z
to o - Attyac. brick rambler (;
tremendous tree shaded lot: gas
h.w. heat. 2 bedrms., possibility
Of 4th. sep. din. rm.. fun tiled
hsmt.. located in desirable North
wood Park Close to all schools;
express hus around corner. Only
Sl7,600. Out Colesville rd.. pas,
Four Corners to Lorain. left 4
Edeewood, rtght TO OPEN HOUSE
CAPITAL REALTY CO., JU. 5-3305
or III 0-OR7H
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BELTSVILLE-De luxe 3-bedroom
brick and stone rambler, less than
2 years old: :4-ft. living room
fireplace, 3 generous bedrms., spa
eious dining area of huge ultra
modern kitchen. tiled basement
near y acre level lot. Easv FHA
terms. Call til 0 pm. WA, T.
1900. ROBERT 8. DAVIS a. CO.,
TNJfs
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PARK-Modern S-bedrm
brick rambler: full bsmt.: close
70 bus and schools: fenced lot
H6no down will buy; $l3,950.
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BELTsVILLE-Land OF pleasant liv.
ing. Pleasant living-thats what
you'll have in this beautiful stont
Cape Cod with lge. liy. rn., sepa.
rate din. rm., lge. kit, 3 huge
bedrms.. . full baths, det. 9-cai
garage, screened-in lawn house
rose and vegetable gardens. owner
to hold 1st trust Name your
terms. Furniture Aincluded in ask
ing price of S2S.50O. FoGARTY
a. CO, LO. h-bOb2,
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CHEVEkLY-An the extras have
been added 70 this Immaculate Z
rm. brick home, priced to sell at
Slp. $50, IA baths. den. jalougied
porch: va1-to-wall esrpeting. crys-
taI chandelier, patio, fenced lot,
etc; conv. 70 st. Ambrose: viii
FHA. Call til 8 pm. ROBERT s.
DAVIS q CO.. INC. WA. $4,000.
cHEVERLY-A1l brick: 23-ft. liy.
rm. with firepl., full size sep. din
rm.,. lRe. kit. 3 bedfms.. full
osmt., scr. porch, many extras.
Lee. lot; conv. TO shopping,
transp. and public and parochial
schools. Owner transferred.
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RAMBLER: Ss3.o5O. on a s5oeft
deep lot, with lovely trees: liv.
rm with firepl., full din. rm.,
completely equipped 0E kit. with
birch cabinets, 3 bedrms., . baths,
full bsmt. with outside entrance.
Out Riggs rd., turn left on Lacka-
wanna St., 9th house on left
ADELPHI - Powder Mil Estates.
Sale by owner being transferred.
English style brk, 2 yrs. old.
S23,950: built for owner in q
quiet community Of individually
styled homes: 3 bedrooms, . on
st A.. on end with add. space
for l or . more bedrms. and bath.
Living rm. % It, by 12 It, in.
with fireplace, loaded windows;
din. rm. wicrystal chandelier, pic
ture window, overlooking pictur-
tanning Ice. trees, hollys. laurel,
wild magnolia and asalea. All
elec, kit. wIeating space; full
bsmt. w/garage. Directions New
Hamp ave. 10 Powder Mil rd. in
Hillandale, turn r 2 miles to
Cherry Hill rd., then T. blks.
10 Ashfield I'd; Ind house on r,
Inspee by appointment WE. s.
1880
ADELPHI-SI ESQ dn.. 4Iaes FHA;
mod, 3-bedrn. brk. -and-redwood
rambler; full bsmt. S3Q5 Rosette
lane. Direct from OWNER. ia.
9-24l3.
A ~ ASSUMPTJON-Walk to The
Plaza. Adorable arm. bungalow;
beaut. shaded, cool lot. $7,A50
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aAcEE S.al,, Of sr0ppd With 3 char%inEE
SsdTs @ssns only iiOsiift si4SOS Soms srOpsSss sqst
adjoins U. Of Nd. $4,000 dn',
S74.31 per mo. will handle. Come
out and let your kids have q pie
mic while you look this one over.
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6022 INwOOD ST.
OPEN / TO 3 TODAY

sIV,oUV VI-----------------.-.. bP. 3-O524
CHEYERLY, s rooms, all brick
Beautiful 95x140 lot; walk to
schools. quiet street. viii sac.
rifiee: $4,000. Open daily. SP
3-204I.
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POTOMAC HUNT

Ramblers and split-leyels. remod-
s-story conventional homes, some
with stablesi all on lots from l
10 20 acres, In beautiful loca-
tlon. Prices begin In the low 40
thousands, Call Mr.. Moran, AK
a:e5S9. FREERIck W. BERENs
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cHEyERLY-Attractive 8-rm. Colo.
nial: lge. liv. rm. with firepl., sep
din. rm., LIST q powder rn.. in.
ished rec, rm. WE TAKE TRADES
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PRUDENTIAL REALTY
RE R-Ao0O tfti O

ANDREWS AREA-Antiaue shop
and lovely 6-room home: Ia
acres. commercial. Shop can be
used for beauty parlor, etc. Ideal
for any business. Growing area .
city water. Ask S26,950 plus
stock loptionall. STATE REALTY
& ms CO. Rte. 3sl, Clinton.
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ty. Located in convenient Hyatts-
Vile Hills. rooms, IA baths,
Cape Cod. Pull bsmt., screened
porch. OIL hot-water heat. Ind n,
ready for apt, Owner will hold
hrst trust with substantial cash.
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CORAL HILs-1Det., 8 rms: 2 lac,
h.-w.h.; large corner lot. SI4.e5O
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Chillum Terr.-Cape Cod
OPEN 1-6. $40 Rittenhouse St.
s-yr.-old det. brk.. liv, rm. " Ifre-
pl,, sep. din. rm., bedrns..
baths, bsmt. wftiled flr.. concrete
porch. $4,000 FILA loan avail.
Dir: Out Riggs rd. l blk. past
Chillum rd. to Sheridan st, left
/ blk. to 9th ST.. left I blk. to
Rittenhouse. right TO $40.
WEISS g. SOLAR, INC.
EX, 3-534O O It'll q
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BELLEMEADE, st. Mary's Parish
Handy mans special. Brk., 2-bed.
rm. rambler, lge. llv. rm,, equipped
kit 60x165 level lot. Asking Sill.
500 easy terms avail. to qualified
buyer. PRINCE GEORGES REAL
TY co I'm 4-tIBR
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HOUSES FOR sALE--mp.
COLLEOE PARK ,spnnys,de, !

coMPARE-Thls 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod. Full bsmt. with ground-level
tiful wooded lot. Asking SI2.500.
Pay only 800 down and Sf1 SO
per mo. You'll like III
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
CARD PARTY Held
ar PHYLLIS WAEATIIY
SATURDAY. April IS

10 card party sponsored by
the Girls department ~ phyiHa
Wheatloy Settlement House held
AZ tho house on Saturday evening
April 10 was reported success
with a goodly number IN attend
ance
Prizes for high scores were won
by Mrs NJ Harvey first Mrz
harbars weslberry. SECOND and
Mrs Lucia Mcclure and Maeeo
Smith tied for third prize Hold
ing lucky numbers for door prizes
were Mrs Bobby Burnaugb Mrs
Esther Jordan and Mra. Miles
Eewlin
Following the awarding of
prizaa refreshments we're enjoyed
Mics Catherine Norman dlrca.
tor WIS chairman assisted hy
Mrs Roy Bowira and Mrs Myrtle
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WARRINGTON Al CLUE
TO COMPETE IN hENN.
COUNTY an CONTEST

AZ Mondays meeting Of War
ringtons First an Club held ~
the home OF Mrs nouglns ph0mp
snu aat r. ~ st, Patsy Berndon
was chosen queen contestant 10
compete IN the lIrnnepin County
Al Good grooming Contest
Judges who made the selection
were Mrs Helen riovia, Caroline
Weber and shelley Wilson 81 the
Southwest All club
The contest win be held ON Wed
uNnday May 8 AZ The new ele
meniary school IN Oesco, MINI
Patsy, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Albert Hcrndon Of goas Clinton
Az WAS crowned by Miss Wilson
contestant from Southwest saux
Club Patsy Is secretary Of her
club other contestants FROM War
riBgton al club were CherN
Brown Dolores Mach and Norma
Wallace
Patsy Rcngtfun and Patsy
Hertion gave demonstration de-
scribiuR tBe needs and nae ~ theae
requirements for good grooming
Other guests present were Mra
Robert covinRton and son Bobby
and Mrs Josephine Burton.
HoHtesges were Annette smith.
Patsy Renafroru and Patsy War
field
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MARION AND JANET
WILLIAMS ENTERTAIN
ji Tim AT PARTY

Gaiety and merrment was the
ORDER af the evening Saturday
night April 20. whom Marion and
Janet Marie Williams entertained
some ia guests al costume
party The gala affair WAS held
IA their nmpus room. "Cluh Got
tontail At their home 1851 Port
land Av, from to 1850 pm
story book and fairy tale char
actera came 70 life as they arrived
ia their favoite character costume
Guests were all atudonta from
Minneapolis Central High and 81
Pau centipi nigh schools The
girls an cauird stuffed animals
each guest WAS presented with
a candy loliypop aa he entered
Dancing was the htghlight ~ the
evening Rcfrpahme were
served Janet and l.eanna Walton
assisted the hontraaea
After the party Marion add
Janet entertained -four guests At a
slumhor party 81 their apartment
The next morning the yeung ladicp
entertained ~ breakfast party
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Johnnie Boxer
Post News

Johnnie Baker Post No 2ai
and it's Auxiliary join other posts
and suNlharies in observing the
month OF April as child Welfare
Month
Each of the Lcgion's more than
$4,000 auxiliaries makes annual
report OF its child welfare ACTIVE
ties Mrs Ida Mae BurrrI. chair
man Of Johnny Baker Auxiliary
Chud Welfare. explained that II
the experience Of tho local aux
iliary ls any indication, the ma
tlonal report FOR the current year
win set an all ume RECORD,
For a period ~ ~ months. the
American Legion as whole do
noted more than 100 600 90
Child welfare and related youth
activities Since the beginning ~
the American Legion Child Wei
fare work on a national basis IN
1926, total Of Sibi 600 600 has
been spent on this program
Most Of this vast expenditure
has beer for the ,fircet assistance
Of individual children Of deceased.
or Disabled veterans IN time Of
emergency Or other special needs
Educational assistance IL offered
BY departments of the American
Legion and American Legion Aux.
iliaries for children Of veterans.
war orphans and scholarships are
also given
The American Legion win serve
as referral center for these
scholarships Students who wish
10 become candidates must first
meet the scholastic standards and
establish their eligibility FOR ad,
mission 10 the schools Of their
choice that are listed The total
dollar volume n American Legion
aid to children should be source
~ pride 70 all members o. our
organization
child Welfare program IL built
upon the pledge 10 maintain the
integrity Of the American family
home 10, a living child. and GER
tainiy no veterans child. shouid
be without the necessities a. life
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
MRS, clyde scRocClNs
AND EABT pAuCNrER
ACNORED AT SHOWER

A pink and white color scheme
was carried cat In decorations ard
appointments when Mira clyde
screggius and haey daughter,
Shvrrta, wero honorsd at shower
given az thesr homc. idia oak
Park Az on Friday April e.
Hosteaslng the deligh,nul affair
were Miss Mary Scaton, sister 81
the honoree ana Mrs Charles
Brown In keeping with the color
motif the hoStesscs dcnned pink
ard white aprons
Various games were enjoyed
with priaes awarded to Mines
Katherine GriSsam. Cozclle nrced
love Elizabeth Nichols. manita
Page and Sylvia Little, Following
games the many useful and praes
teal gifts received from those
present and those unable 20 attend
were opened and admired by the
group after which dainty refresh.
ments were served
Guests present enjoying the AZ
fair and admittng Shcrrita the
center OF attraction were Mines
Wanda Haritsdalo Iuauita Breed
love. Cozelle lsreedlcvc, Alice
Brown katherine griraam, Mar
Earct johnson, Rillie Lewis, syi,
via Little Alice Miller Jeanette
Miller Mildred Neshitt, Elizabeth
Nichols. Betty Page, Theima stone
and Miss Elaine sutton.
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to meet the first and third Thurs
day Of each month at the house
Door prizes We're won by s A
Roberts, Miles Newiin and A.
Owens Coffee was served Miss
Catherine Norman is counsellor,
Omission; The name Of Mrs.
Clyde Johnson sr, was omitted
from the list OF guests attending
the shower given for hridc-elect
Carrie Allen and those unable
to be present. but sent gifts, Mrs
Oscar Newman and Mrs A. 4.
Adams were omitted In our story
Of last week Mrs warnell Rhodes.
1924 Fifth Ay S. was hostess Of
the affair
Anniversary Grcctings: Greet.
ings to MFR and Mrs r. L. Escue
4l2o Firth Az S and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Shaw OF IIl6 Irving Av
NJ who observed their 10th wed
ding anniversaries ON Thursday.
April so
Beauticians Entertained liz Mil.
waukee' Mines Yvonne Jones.
Catherine White, Mary Driver and
Ruby Howeiton Of the Minneapolis
Reouticians chapter 2to Of Alpha
Delta Sigma sorority motored 20
Milwaukee April 20, as guests az
Alpha Phi Mega sorority OF that
city. The group was royalty en-
tertained including breakfast and
sightseeing tour as guests ~
Mrs Marvin Parrish. cocktail
party By Mrs Cosgrove ana each
guest was presented with a gift
by the sorority Mrs paulin1
Humphrey OF Des Moines. la.
also joined the group The Mi.
waukee sorority viii attend the
educational clinic sponsored by the
Minneapolis Bcauticians chapter
2lo in a body OH May path and
25.
Attended Board Meeting; A
group from the youth department
OF the Minneapolis Gospel Choral
Union were delegates 20 the an
nuai board meeting Of the Nation
al Convention Of Gospel C'holrs
and Choruscs Inc which met in
Memphis Tenn April 81 thru
the gath Sessions were held in
Mt Pisgah CME. church and
the meeting was reported a sue.
cess Delegates attending from
the local Union were Mrs Ruth
DALEY supervisor ~ Tho youth
department William Jackson,
president II the senior youth and
sharon Grihsby secretary Junior
youth departments. The senior
and Junior Union met AZ the home
q the president Mrs, DoHale Ores
ham. 2717 Clinton Az, on Tues
day April -, 20 make further
plans FOR attending the national
convention.
Name Omitted: Mrs Margaret
Rhodes was among the group who
attended the funeral Of Mr. Her
man Meyers in Owatouna on
Tuesday April IN, from So. Pet.
er's AME church
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aalled the board instead 60 con
stulct tho school south ~ Fly.
mouth to house the kindergarten
and grades one and two Tho same
group asks that the present Grant
school be maintained FOR grades
three Go six.
Two weeks ago committee
from the petlliontng group includ-
iue Mrs Matte MCGOWAN, 72H cir
ard Az ~ and Mrs. Charlotte
Parks appeared before thc board
and motion prevailed granting
public hearing Tuesday the same
representatives asked the board
for definite date May IL was
the date set and the place is
Grant school az 7s0 pm
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Public Heorinu Is
Set To Air Grant
School Question

The Minneapolis BOARD ~ Edp-
cation s"f Tuesday May "a. FOR n
public hearing 10 hear Those %
posed n present plans 70 erect
school 20 supplement Grant grade
school north ~ Plymouth Az r.
Two hundred petitioners have
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

Family Visitor; Mrn Rather
me Mitchell tRatherinc Under
wned) ~ Pasadena Calf, Ia visit
ing her sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs, Daniel Swain 81 1900
Third Av =, and two hrothera
and their families, Mr. and Mrs
Donald Underwood az AtSf Firth
Az s and Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Underwood Of s4Sa Fourth Az q.
Mrs Mitchell will divide hor time
visiting IN the homes of her fam,
ily and renewing old friendships
Banlls
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Leaves For New Post Miss Nay Wexler S7i2 Stevens Az
left by plane Sunday morning for Detroit Mich where She viii
assume her new duties as chief librarian Of the Michigan Branch
Library.
Hospitalzed Mrs Fred Edwards 22o6 Elliot Az entered
Lutheran Deaeoness hospital for general cbeeup
il necessary
Leave For Home Mr. and Mrs Rufus Edmara ELnmng and
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required 20 make good citlaen
Adequate housing, the curbing
OF delinquency, cooperation with
local child welfare agencies and
organizations are stressed IN ful-
nning our slogan "A square deal
Tor every child
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Remember tho Date. saturday,
june q, Johnnle Isaker Past Ma,
col, American Legion rfs Con
,entlon Party. isaa Logan Ave N.
ballroom, Minneapolis Advt,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

daughter, Judy, Mr.. and Mrs Ros-
coe L. Fleming and son Robert, all
of Pittsburgh. Pa. left BY motor
Sunday evening for their homes,
The occasion for their visit TO
Minneapolis. was TO attend the
wedding OF the Rufus Fleming :
son Edward r.. TO Miss Carrie 4
Allen, which was solemnized Sat
urday evening April rs, at ST
Peters AME church. The visitors
were the houseguests Of Mr.. c. F.
Newman, 1858 Third Av s. during
their stay They were accorded
numerous social eourtesies during
their brief visit. including guests
on Friday Of Mr., and Mrs. Emmett
Hixon on sightseeing tour OF the
Twin Cities with lunch at their
home later; dinner guests Of Mrs
Allen on Saturday and on Sunday
the three sisters, Mines. Ruth Al
len, Nick Webster and Emmett
Hixon. honored the visitors at a
dinner party AZ the horne OF Mrs
Allen, 1918 Third Av s., with 10
guests present
Helpers Club; Mrs Martha CLAY
burn, 3s43 Smelling Av was Hos
tess to the Helpers Club OF ST
Peters AME church on Sunday
afternoon April 20. Plans were
discussed for future money rats
ing projects.
Anniversary Greetings: Greet
iugs TO Mr. and Mrs Roger But
Ter OF 1902 Clinton Ava who OBJ
served their first wedding anniv-
ersary on Sunday April 20.
Back Home; Mrs Fred Jones,
1892 Fourth Av. s., returned home
Saturday morning from Chicago
where she was called because Of
the illness Of her mother Mrs.
Frances Baker, and sister, Mrs
Lytia Pruitt, Mrs Jones reports
that they are both much improved
and well on the road TO recovery
Hospitaiized; Mrs. Beatrice Mil
Ter, i40s Third Av s.. is a patient
in Fairvicw hospital for a general
check-up
Family Visitor; Staff Sgt vur-
ley ID. owens who has been on
a 80 day furioagh visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs " b. Owens,
29t2 14th Av s., and other rcla-
tiyes and friends, left Monday to
report for duty al Hamilton Air
Force base in California Sgt.
Owens enjoyed visiting his family
and renewing old friendships
Sunday Visitors; Rev. and Mrs
u J. Henderson. 1920 Bryant Az
~, visited their aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Carr n
Isanu, Minn. on Sunday, April
&c.
Senior Citizens Organize: on
Thursday afternoon, April 10 50
men met at Phyllis wheatley Set
tlemcnt House 20 form a Senior
Citizens Club The afternoon was
enjoyed playing cards checkers
and other games The group plans
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-01

Dee Koval, David Cunningham
and Robert Wheeler.
intermediate to high school -
Richard DeVolld, Donna Bond,
Kenneth Schafer, Larry Elliott
and Phil McKitrick.
High school to Lambda Phi -
Janet Ramsey and Janice Week
ley.
With the beginning of new
Bible school year, the various
departments have been organized
with the following teachers:
Nursery /, Janice Brandon;
nursery 2, Irene DeVolld; begin
ner l, Mabel Gordon; beginner
2, Pearl Elliott; primary l, Dor
othy Hurst; primary 2. Jessie
Elliott and Amy Johnson.
Juniors l, Laura Ramsey and
Shirley Cunningham; Junior 2,
Juanita Ramsey; Junior 3, Ger
aid Elliott; intermediate l, Doris
Way; intermediate q, Faye
Hayes; high school, Waldo De-
Volld; Worthwhile, Gil b e + t
Weekley; mems class, Carlos
Foster; Lambda Phi, Ira Brandon
and Delta Alpha, Earl Harmon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-01
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Notice is hereby given, in compli-
ance with Section 57l5.l7. Revised
Code, that the tax returns of Noble
County. for the year 1859. have been
revised and the valuations completed
and are open for public inspection at
the office of the county auditor in the
Courthouse, Caldwell. Ohio.
Complaints against any valuation or
assessment, except the valuations fixed
and assessments made by the Tax
Commissioner of Ohio, will be heard
by the County Board of Revision. at
its office in the Courthouse, Caldwell.
Noble County, Ohio, on or after
January 20, 1860.
Complaints must be made in writ
ing, on blanks furnished by the county
auditor and filed in his office on or
before the time limited for payment
of taxes for the first half year, or at
any time during which taxes are re-
ceived by the county treasurer. with
out penalty for the first half year.
STANLEY OSLER,
13 IA Auditor of Noble County.