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Dinner. Party Honors
Out-Of-Town Visitors

The lovely home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde johnson ST., 1887 Fifth
Av. s., was the scene Of q pref
lily appointed dinner party satur-
day, May n. honoring the John
sons houseguests, Mrs. Richard
Holt and three small daughters,
Blanca, Benetta and Pia, Of Keo-
kuIS, La.
Cocktails preceded dinner as
guests relaxed and enjoyed gay
repartee. An attractive arrange
ment Of yellow daisies and green
cry conferred the serving table
from which dinner was served
buffet style. A vase Of salmon tea
roses placed on the coffee table
in the living room added to the
decor Of the home.
Following dinner guests relaxed
and socialized. Adding to the grac-
iousness Of the hosts, who have a
talent for making people feel at
home, Il their exceptional skill In
the preparation Of delicious food
which all added up to an enjoyable
affair.
Other guests enjoying their hos
pitality were Messrs. and Mines.
Annis Clark and family, Harry
Mayes, Reginald Allen, Tony Ma
lingo; Mines. Allie Wilson, Joseph
inc Brown, Carl Wade ST., Jessie
Shepard and Messrs. Joe Cren-
shaw, Louis Vale, Mrs. J. L Madi-
son and Mrs. Rosie Rhodes.
Many social courtesies were ac-
corded Mrs. Holt during her visit
including luncheon guest OF Mrs.
Allie Wilson, dinner guest of Mrs.
Josephine Brown and Mrs. Viola
Madden, luncheon guests Of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Annis Clark, overnight guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Allen Of
st. Paul, guest Of Mrs. Elmer
Rogers Of Pittsburg at the opera
on Sunday, guest Of friends at vari-
Gus night clubs and cocktail part
les. She was presented with gifts
by Mines. Carl Wade ST., Joseph
inc Brown, Viola Madden and Jes-
sic Shepard.
Mrs. Holt and her daughters
left for their home on Tuesday
after spending two weeks in the
city.
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cREDJAFAVVN SOCIAL
Clue APPOINTS
NnAA RAhA AAHPYEEg


At the last meeting Of the Cred
jafawn Social Club, the president,
John r. Lawrence announced ap-
pointment Of Chairman and MEM
bers Of the various committees as
follows: Program, Cora Belle
Banks chairman, Helen Charles
ton, Nettie Walton, Ruby Wood,
Paul Wood, Donald Charleston and
Jane Lee.
Budget, Bernice Duke, chairman,
DeVaughnia Simmons. Cora Belle
Banks, Junauld Braddocl, Helen
Lawrence, Frances Moore and
Dorothy Mcfarland. Social, DIAL
ma GARNER, chairman, James Tay-
lor, Helen Charleston, Jane Tay-
lor, Paul Wood, Cora Belle Banks,
Dorothy Mcfarland, Peggy earn
Ter and Donald Charleston.
Auditing, Junius Powell, chair
man, Paul Wood, DJalma earn
Ter, Sally Wellington, Donald
Charleston, James Taylor and
Alice Bloedorn; Membership, Dor
othy Mcfarland, chairman, Jane
Taylor, Teretha Bledsoe, Virginia
Brown, Nilee Lewis, Emma Lou
Light, Norma Lazenberry, Huron
J. Shelton and Leroy Lazenberry;
Goodwill, Jane Lee, chairman; Con-
tact Committee for Associate
Members, EsteIle Luclie, Gertrude
Greene and Emma Lou Light.
The next social event on the
club calendar is the annual picnic
in July to be held this year at Elk
celsior, as announced by DJalms
GARNER, social chairman.
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OBSERVATIONS


A Newsie carried a story A
month ago or more
OF a wife demanding freedom
From a mate who snored
She said his midnight noisies
Were driving her insane
That often in his babbling, he
Would call her nasty names
And when she'd wake him up, he'd
say >. Dreamed Of a boxing
bout
No, he did not fight her action
Said he, perhaps she's right
For hearing her the live-long day
Gives me a nightmare
night
And as for swatting her in SLEEP
... Just what else can I do
1 weigh a measly one-o-one
And she weighs two-o-two
C. Logan Bennett
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

MINNEAPOLIS BLRTHDAYS
May 2s-Mafnie X. Hughes, e1s
18th Av. N; Lawrence Mccoy,
1908 Humboldt Av. N; Harvey La
Grone, 922 Fremont Av. N; Mrs.
Boddie Wilson, 1854 Second Av. 8.
May 29--Cedric scholberg, 800
Midland Bank Bldg; Thomas B.
Stovall, 1850 Fifth Av. g.; Mrs.
Albreta Murray, 4034 Third Av
s.; Mark Eugene Westberry, 61e
q. 37th st.; Pamela Stephanie
Hunter, 4O25 Third Av. s.; Mrs.
Shirley Valdez, 1924 18th Av. N;
David Written III, 3S4S Clinton
Av.
May 30-Mrs. Mary Edith Nor
ris, S607 Third Av. s.; Mrs. Edith
Moulden, 3S4S Fourth Av. s.; Mrs
Dorothy Payne, 1920 Elliot Av.;
Kenneth Mckinney s2S Fremont Av
N.
May 31-Mrs. Ida Mae Burrell,
1902 Bryant Av. N; Mrs. Mary
Ducas HollingswOrth, 1919 Knox
Av. NJ; Monroe Gage III, Se41
Fifth Av. 8.
June MRS. Marjorie Brown
ait clinton Av.; Nathaniel Walk.
er Jr., 1906 Fourth Av. g.; Linda
Joyce warder, 1892 Clinton Av.i
Clifford Brian Lee, 1881 seth Av
g.; Dolores Smiley, S70O Portland
Av.; Diane Marie Woodford, 911
z. 22nd st.
June 2-Mrs. w. J. Parker, 1906
18th Av. s.; Ricrard Howell, ALT
Fifth Av. s.; Wayne Cocluell
3719 Smelling Av.; Mrs. Naomi
Washington, 4545 Fifth Av. s.
Mrs. Grace Judy, S72O Fifth Av
s.; Mrs. Ruth Norris, 4o3s Third
Av. s.; Charles Curry Jrp 1885,
Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. Dolores Hill
johnson, 1904 Morgan Av. M
Edward William Robbins, 3s45
Second Av. s.
June 3-Arthur Gerald Foster
3641 Fourth Av. s.; Joe Ray, 72C
Fremont Av. N.
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breath, M. Rawls, and the Misses
Esther and Betty Zachary. Mrs.
Hancock left for her home on FRI
day, May 20.
American Folk Singers: The
American Folk Singers under the
direction Of Mrs. Peggy GARNER,
sang Monday evening, May %. at
q reception at the International
Institute. Previously the group
appeared In traditional American
Folk costumes at the Folks Arts
Musicale sponsored by the Inter
national Institute at Central High
School May Z. The following girls
comprise the group: Misses Rob-
erta Cooper, Ann Perfect, Rene
Perfect, Carole Ann Williams, Rita
Smith, Lola Schadl, Bernadette
and Charlotte Benner, Margaret
Ponder, Leor1 MyerA Marqmta
Cotton, Diane Moore and Mrs.
FIdela White.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Brayboy formerly Of 67s
Rondo Av., are now greeting their
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Iwould no more advise a man to
make out his own will than l would
recommend that he give himself med
ical care.
II you have not yet made out your
will, I urge you-for the sake Of your
family. and yourself to visit your
family or business lawyer. II you
don't have q lawyer, any competent
lawyer will do. Find his name by
asking your relatives or friends, a
trust officer at your bank, or your
insurance agent.
Once you have picked q lawyer,
call him and make an appointment.
Then be prepared to give him such
information as your assets; business
interests; names and addresses of
your insurance agent, banker, real
estate agent and others you rely on
for advice; names, ages, birthplaees,
relationships Of your dependents; in
surance policies; liabilities; possible
persons to serve as executor of your
will and guardian for your children;
any special funeral arrangements.
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Wilson, died Saturday night after
a long illness, In e Paso, Tex,
where she had been residing with
another daughter. Funeral services
will be held in Amsterdam, N. Y,
Friday afternoon, May "a, Mrs
Lewis and children left Tuesday
night for Amsterdam to attend the
funeral.
Surprise Party: Mrs. Everett
Law, 1901 Portland Av, was re-
called at a surprise birthday party
on May Is, hosted by her daught-
er, Mrs. Lorraine Richey. She was
showered with many lovely gifts by
her friends and an enjoyable even
ing was had by all.
r. c. Social Club: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Jones; S6S2 Fourth Av.
s., were hosts to the Twin City
Social club on Saturday evening,
May n. A fun course dinner waS
served This being the clubs SOC
ial meeting, games were the diver
sion Of the evening with honors
going TO Mrs. Marguerite Payne.
The next meeting win be June l.
Leaves For Home: Mrs. Louis
Miller Of Philadelphia, who came to
the city because of the illness and
death Of her father, the late e. L.
Escue of APO Fifth Av. s., left
for her home by plane on Sunday
morning. Mr.. Miller who also came
for the funeral, returned home q
week earlier, as well as other fam
lily members who came to the city
to attend the funeral
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Sewing Club Holds
Annual Style Show
And Tea MAY n

The lovely home Of Mrs. Floyd
Barr, s1s Fuller Av., was the per-
feet setting for the 9Th Annual
Style Show and Tea presented by
the stitch-'n-Chatte Sewing Club
Sunday afternoon, May ~, from
4 to 9 pm.
A bevy Of models showed high
fashion styles for the coming sum-
mer, ranging from casual to after
five attire. Barbara and Mary Al
lison In floral design polished cot
ton dresses allowed what the
younger set win be wearing; while
Carmen Allison in q fiSchi with
white polka dots and Gwendolyn
Bryant in a blue floral print, pre-
scented fetching portraits.
Loretta and Carolyn johnson In
Identical sheath dresses with
matching hats were eye-catching
and Mrs. Pearl johnson and
daughter Denise, in red cotton
print with blue and white design
mother and daughter outfits fash
Toned on princess lines, were show
stealers."
Mrs. Alma johnson was charm
ing In a blue and white cotton
sleeveless frock, while Mrs. Ethel
Barr was stunning In fuschia
wrinkleproof cotton enhanced with
white trim. Showing correct dress
for after-five occasions Mrs. Clau-
dia Bryant chose a black drip dry
cotton featuring q scopped neck
line; Mrs. Pearl McIntosh's lovely
choice was a light green cotton
print sheath, while Mrs. Myrtle
Allison was the epitome Of fashion
in a white cotton lace sheath with
matching lace hat. Adding to her
charms, Mrs. Thelma Lewis chose
a red arnel taffeta frock featuring
a full bouffant skirt. Mrs. Airline
Winfield, the capable commenta-
tor, kept the show fast paced and
interest holding. AL fashions mod
eled were made by club members.
Following the showing guests
gathered to chat and enjoy dainty
refreshments, tea and punch at an
artisticaIly laid tea table spread
with an ecru lace cloth and cent.
cred with a floral arrangement be-
tween silver candelabra holding
white tapers. A silver tea service
adorned one end Of the table and
a crystal punch bowl Of refreshing
punch, at the opposite end. Presid-
ing at the tea table were Mrs. Luz
ellie Archer and Mrs. Lucille Bry.
ant.
During the tea hour, Mrs. Ethel
Barr gave a brief history Of the
club, its aims and activities. Club
members served as hOstesses.
Officers and members Of the club
are: Mines. Pearl johnson, presi-
dent; Thelma Lewis, secretary
Alma Johnson, treasurer and Ethel
Barr, Claudia Bryant, Pearl Nc
Intosh and Myrtle Allison.
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pm. at Johnson's Cafe. George
Roberts il exalted ruler Of Heart
Of America Lodge, DR.. Charles
Moore is exalted ruler Of Antlera
Lodge also in Kansas City and
Douglas Gray is president Of Past
Exalted Rulers Council. Mr.. Boyd
departed at $50 pm. for Los An
geles after spending a wonderful
day.
Helpers Club To Meet: The
Helpers Club Of st. Peters AAIE
church win hold its last meeting
Of the summer season on Sunday
June 20, at the home Of Mrs. c.
W.. Glenn, 3640 Fourth Av. s., at
4 pm. Members are asked to be
present AZ the club will adjourn
until October 70. Mrs. Louise Craft
La club reporter.
Mother Dies Suddenly: Mrs
Charles W. Johnson, 3909 Oakland
Av., received word Saturday, May
II, Of the sudden death Of hel
mother, Mrs. Judson Robinson
who died Saturday at home ir
Houston, Tex. Mrs. johnson and
her children left Sunday by plane
for Houston and Mr.. Johnson Left
Monday to Join her.
Back Home; Mr.. and Mrs M
N. Craft, 1887 Fourth Av. s., re,
turned home on Saturday after
spending ten days mentioning n
Fl. Wayne, Ind, and Chicago
They were guests Of their son anc
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e
Bostic and sons James Earl anC
Daryl Spencer. In Chicago they
divided their visit with their
nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Anderson and friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. D. Rhodes and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Sykes.
Sad News: Mrs. Woodfin c,
Lewis, 4242 Portland Av., was not
flied Sunday morning, May ~
that her mother, Mrs. Harrison
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-27
Wins Award For breakdown
On Narcotics Rino

Detroit (ANP) - There Is ro-
nance in the cloak-and-danger du-
ties of police workout there also
is danger, Police Commissioner
Hart said last week when honor
ing Patrolman Augustus Williams.
Williams, a policeman for just
over two years, was awarded The
Detroit Times Policeman-of-the-
Month plaque and 800 Times
check for his undercover work In
breakdown on dope peddling
rings.
"Patrolman Williams has
brought great credit to the de-
partment as well as to himself"
the commissioner said during the
ceremony at the Detroit Historical
Museum.
For nearly two years Williams
posed as a member of a Detroit
dope-ring until he worked to the
gangs inner circle. AS a result OF
his work narcotics shipments were
stopped at their source.
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NEW TWIST TO TINE
OLD RIINcO GAME

Little Rock, Ark. (ANP)-Louis
Hill of suburban Little Rock told
police Monday that two men &C
costed him in the street and Of
fered to sell him a high-priced
pair Of shoes for paltry 81. The
stranger took Hill to a downtown
department store, where a man
posing as a porter, took his 81, and
presumably went to get the shoes
Tho porter and the stranger told
Hill to wait until they returned.
But" said Hill sadly, they
didn't"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-27
They Cooked Dinner
And Blew Out The Cos

London, England (ANP)-In the
West Indian community Of London
last week, constables were sum-
moned by neighbors who detected
the strong odor Of escaping gas
coming from the home of two men
immigrants.
The constables entered the
house, found both men dead and
the gas jets wide open. The offic-
ers theorized that the victims, I'M
familiar with gas appliances, cook
ed their dinner on the small range
blew out the flames and went to
bed.
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Social and Personal
4 sr.SPAuL 4

Returns Home Mrs Laura Hancock of Chicago spent two
weeks including Mothers Day with her daughter and sonaw
Mr. and Mrs Roger Neal and family Of 754 Marshall Mrs
Hancock the recipient Of many courtes by large
circle OF friends during her stay including sightseeing tours
fishing outings dinners luncheons and breakfast by Mines
McGee, D. Rdeaux L. Roland, HelOise Neal g. Gray Gil.
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Social and Personal
. MINNEAPOLIS 4

Returns Home: Edward L. Boyd lay delegate the Gen.
era Conference of AME Churches held in Los Angeles returned
home Saturday Enroue Los Angeles Mr. Boyd spent day
in Kansas City No. arriving there April go He the guest
for the day Of Heart of America Lodge BPoEW lodge
hall During the day visitors from lodges and councils of the
order were numerous All visitors guests at dinner $50
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HSnC Topping. SruSneQ peppermint
candy adds flavor and a hint of
pink to the topping for these par
fats.
Other flavors, spices or food
colorings can be added when the
topping is used for cake frostings,
or garnishes for fruit desserts and
puddings. The mix is convenient
because it can be stored on your
pantry shelf, ready to whip and
serve at a moments notice &.
and If there is any remaining top
ping, just cover and store in the
refrigerator to use a day or two
later.
Try these Choco Peppermint
Parfaits then, for variety, use the
same amount of ice cream and
topping but use different flavor
combinations. You'll be delighted
to find yourself making unusual
and delicious parfaits Of your own
creation.
ChocO-Peppermint Parfaits
Peppermint Topping
/ quart chocolate ice cream.
Layer peppermint topping and
ice cream in parfait glasses. earn
ish with additional crushed pepper
mint candy. Place in freezer and
freeze for hour, or until ready
to serve. Remove from freezer a
few minutes before serving.
If desired, peppermint topping
may be chilled one hour and then
layered with the ice cream in a
serving dish or tall glasses. Serve
Immediately. Makes 8 servings.
Peppermint Topping. Combine
" cup cold milk, II teaspoon van
lila, and 1 envelope dessert top
ping mix in a small bowl with a
narrow bottom. Blend, then beat
at high speed Of electric or rotary
beater until mixture is as stiff as
desired. Fold in " cup crushed
peppermint candy.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
Gr nATTW

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL
May 2S-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
H. P. Rhodes, $50 st. Anthony
Av., 40 years; Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Brown, S6S Carroll Av., ~
years.
May 31-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
G. A. Maxwell, Philadelphia, Pa.
June Mr.. and Mrs. julius Nc.
Neal, S4S st. Anthony Av., IA
years.
June 2-Mr. and Mrs. William
A. Hanna, $40 Western Av., "a
years.
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BY BETTY COOK

The combination of peppermint with chocolate for desserts
and CONNECTIONS has long been favore And this
binaon ChocoPppermnt Parfaits which have the added
GREATNESS Of dessert topping mix to give smooth flavor and
fluffy texture perfect for party family dessert
The topping is easy to prepare you simply add milk
then whip two three minutes get two full cups Of fluffy
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Or. BUnehe To Receive
MoSS. univaPSifV No

WUo9s WEHNUNSV T~I
Waltham, Mass. (ANP) - DR.
Ralph J. Bunche, UN under-secre-
tary, will be among 10 disting-
uished recipients Of honorary de-
grees to be awarded by Brandeis
university at it's ninth commence
ment on June IL.
Marian Anderson, famous con-
tralto, also will be given an honor
airy degree by the university.
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Boy u A..
MENDS MOST ANYTHING
SURPASSES GLUE
AMDuR PHARMACY
ASS NleoIIet Ave.
ARROW ELEcTRIe q HDW. CO.
A2S6 NieOIIOf Ave.
BuTLER DRU0 CO.
240o NieOlIO1 Ave.
RLooMouIST HARDWARE
aIA9 Nieollsf Ave.
NIcoLIET AVE. PHARMACY
34oI kieolISt Ave.
NIeoLLET HARDWARE CO.
3eoS NlsoIlOt Ave.
cARPEhTHR'S DAIRY SToRE
37S6 Ord Ave. So.
FoURTH AVI. HARDWARE
20o1 eth Ave. So.
JOHNSON PHARMACY
33oo eth Ave. So.
RoBERTS PHARMACY INC.
ASA eth Ave. So.
WASHIN0IoNS GIFT SHOP
37sI eth Ave. So.
ANDERSON DRUG INC.
500 East lake 81.
CHICAGO HDW. q PAINT co.
$40 ehleaaO Ave.
33RD 81. FOOD cENTER
$500 Chicago Ave
JOHNS PHARMACY
nth q chisaSO
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Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

May 2s-Mrs. Kathryn Mitchell,
Los Angeles, Calf.
May 80 - Samuel Birts, Cleve-
land, O.; Lorraine Kaline Curry,
Paris, France.
May 81 - Ida Mae Young, Des
MONIES, Ia; DR.. Leonard Bur
roughs, Chicago, Ill.
June June Burt, Los Angeles,
Calf.
June 3-Miss Darlynn Castle
man, Sioux City, Ia.
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
May Constance Jones, 1922
Rondo Av.; Mr.. Robert Mitchell,
6S5 Carroll Av.; David Brooks,
ITO st. Anthony Av.; Carolyn
Hughes, 954 Fuller Av.
May 29-Bert Carter, 65S w.
Central Av.; Mrs. Paul Wood, 94s
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Laurence White,
64S IgIehart Av.; Mrs. c. H. Park
er, 766 Rondo Av.; Mr.. A. B. Park
er, 575 Fuller Av.; Leslie Marie
Lake, 694 Rondo Av.
May 30-John Kelly Jr., 1854
Fuller Av.; Mrs. Norma Lazen-
berry, SS5 N. Chatsworth; Mr..
Willie J. Rora Jr., 954 Iglehart Av.
May S1-Mrs. Mary Jones, 1922
Rondo Av.; Mrs. Mae Carson, 977
Carroll Av.; Mrs. William A. Han
ma, $40 N. Western Av.; William
Jones, 3161a Rondo Av.; Mr.. Luis
Commodore, S21 w. Central Av.
June 1-Cheryl Ann Ross, 459
st. Anthony Av.; Charles Har-
graves, 941 Rondo Av.; Carmen
Allison, 9OS Iglehart Av.
June 2-WiIliam Jack Robinson,
100 st. Anthony Av.; Mrs. Ada
Jones, Ola Fuller Av.; Ray c.
Whitmore, 800 Rondo Av.; Mrs,
BERTHE Copeland, ST. w. Central
Av.; 10 Ann Clark, 615 w. Cent
raj Av.; Rita Elizabeth Comma
dore, S21 w. Central Av,; Carol
Jean Dawson, 701 w. Central Av
June 3-Mrs. Julia e. Buford
GAL Marshall Av.; Charles F. Rog'
ers, 395 N. Oxford St.; Charles
Leon Ponder, 694 Rondo Av.
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Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS

Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
ST. PAUL
May 30-Kenneth Coins, Los An
geles, Calf; Mrs. Elsie Robinson
Hamilton, Santa Maria, Calf; Ma
dine Davis, w. Virginia.
June - Mrs. Rita Spellman
Washington, DC.
June Mrs. Lillian Rowland,
Los Angeles, Calf.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
May 2S-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Blackwell Jr., 1850 Fifth Av. s.,
five years.
June Rev. and Mrs. Charles
T. Parker, 3342 Fourth Av. s., So
years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-27

June 8 - June Cannon Allen,
Buffalo, NY.
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Sad News: Mrs. Woodfin G.
Lewis, 4242 Portland Av., was not
flied Sunday morning, May ~.
that her mother, Mrs. Harrison
Evening star., 1960-07-27
DREAM HOUSE

Custom-built air cond. brk. split.
level, foyer entr., diversified liv
rm. with firepl., formal din. rm
lovely kit. for My Fair Lady, 8
twin.sized bedrms., 2 full baths
paneled rec. rm., delightful patio
with. barbecue, garage. beautiful
wooded A-acre lot. Huge 41aT
GI loan TO assume. Priced fol
quick sale. Immed. occup.-the
colonel has Just moved.
ROSS HAWoRTH REALTY INC.
Evening star., 1960-07-27
YOU'LL STOP LOOK

YOU'LL STOP LOOK
ING when you see
this amazing home
priced at So2,75O
with $50, 900 price
range features; lovely
ward, split-level de-
sign, 2 bedrooms, .
baths. center-entrance
hall, garage and pa
ito. lots Of happy
living available Excel
terms. Call ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ES-
TATE CORP XII. s.
1000. ask for photo
fact brochure.
Evening star., 1960-07-27

This home is perfect for children,
school bus In front on quiet
street.; walk to paroehial school;
huge built-in eating table with
cushioned seats in modern kiteh-
en-; family room, terrace level; bis
workshop: 2-car garage: play yard
with barbecue fireplace and trees;
IN the high sos. CO-EXCLUSIVE
II this is not in your price range
S26.T50, and a 6-bedroom, air.
conditioned house, In the SOS,
Evening star., 1960-07-27
HOMES

REALTY. INC, REALTORS
MAN, Oh MAN-You folks with
large families, your search is over
5 bedrooms with possibility Of
9Th plus q den, ga baths. real
nice rec. room with fireplace,
center hall. l5X20 living room
with fireplace, 12x16 dining room,
oil heat; all brick. A fantastic
amount Of space for only S2S,750.
Located in heart OF Arlington
Close to schools, bus and stores.
Please call ONLY for an appt..
IL: 10000; VIM. A. CHAPMAN
Evening star., 1960-07-27
MCLEAN
S22,5OO

Older 2-story house; 8 bedrooms,
"a baths; A-acre level yard with
trees, fruit trees and vegetable
garden: fireplace in living room,
l3xl3 dining room, eating coun-
ter In electric kitchen; basement.
EXCLUSIVE.
Evening star., 1960-07-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

MCLEAN AREA, minutes from d
house; 2-car gar: 45-ft. filtered
swimming pool; pond house on 3
acres Handicapped and partially
wooded estate. super location near
all cows, terrific and in mid-3Os
Chain Bridge I'd Ell, R-6020
Evening star., 1960-07-27
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
"Attn Sportsmen'

You have more happiness and So
curity when you invest in q hunt
ing or fishing camp. farm or re-
tiremtnt home A lHrEe variety to
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JAMES Z. BARNEY Agent
Vienna, Va. WEstmors e-5ib4
Evening star., 1960-07-27
EMERGENCY SALE

Doctor orders immediate change:
close-in Arlington: $500 under
FLA; brick; 3-bedroom. 2h-bath
Cape Cod; living room with fre-
place, separate dining room, rear
screened porch; level lot with
patio; large trees; monthly pay
mentS under SIPS.
BURRIS REAL ESTATE
IA a 7d00
Evening star., 1960-07-27

Sleepy Holloway Owner
3-bedrm. ga bath split level: Wv.
russ in liv. rm, din. rm. and hall
Large I'm. rec. rm., attrao. bar
S25,150, Assume 4hes GI loan.
50 500 dn, 2nd trust for balance.
Low monthly pymts. JE. 4-5712.