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vice president, Mr.. Frederick Jones
who introduced officers and mem.
bers Of the club, each member In
PRODUCING her guests for the even
ing.
Following introductions, the gay
group enjoyed cards, various games
and engaging In gay conversation
which all added up to a most en-.
joyable evening.
Guests enjoying the clubs hos
pitality were Mrs. Vincent Thomas
Washington, d. c., Mrs. Pauline
jackson, Tuskeege, Ala, Mr.. Eu.
gene Lowmack, Dallas. Tex, Mes
srs. and Mines. william Ridley
Theodore Allen, Palmer Jackson
OIlye Gum, Howard DarneIl, o
L Alexander, c. w. Glenn, Carl
Claiborne, Joseph Vassar, Charles
Noble. Fred Murphy, DIR. T. L
Smith; Mines. John Dorsey Ardelis
Allen, Gloria Smith.
Also Mines. Eunice Jones'. John
G. Few, Clarkson Houser. Car
Wade ST., Maurice Daniels, Jessie
Shepard, Willie Mae Price, O. G
Hall, Irene Lewis, Helen wills
Mary Evans and Mr.. Ernest Potts
Members present include Messrs
and Mines. William Brayboy, Ear
Brent, M. @. Evans, FREDERICK
Jones. Edmund Moore, Harry Mas
sengill. Dave Payne; Mmes- Anna
Blair. Mary Green, Mr.. and Mira
George Berry sr. and Mr.. Chester
Green.
Red and green book matches en-
graved with the clubs monogram
were given to each guest a. q
souvenir of the festive affair.
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Booker 7. Washington
Club Holds Annual
YuIe Dinner PorFv

One OF the most enjoyable az
fairs Of the holiday season was
held Sunday evening. December
~. when members Of the Booker
T. Washington Study Club enter
tanned husbands and guests at
their annual holiday dinner party.
The festive affair was held in
the lovely home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Hin. s1s Fremont Av. N.
Dominating the living room was a
large lighted Christmas tree. The
tree decorations consisted Of red,
green and silver balls, red and
white striped canes and vari-col-
ored lights.
Dinner was served buffet style
from lace covered table conferred
with crystal candelabra holding
purple and gold candles carrying
out the club colors. Turkey was
the highlight Of the dinner.
Following dinner, pictures were
shown by Mr.. Garrison Houser Of
shots taken Of beautiful scenery
and places Of interest in Los An
geles, San Francisco, and other
points in California. Mr.. Clifford
Wilkerson showed pictures taken
on their trip to Yellowstone Park
and points in Dalcotas and Mon
tana, which were highly enjoyed
by the group.
After the picture viewing, each
guest was given a gift and there
was an exchange Of gifts by club
members, which concluded the
gala affair.
Guests enjoying the clubs hos
pitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Coleman ST., Mr.. George Hall, Mr..
Max Hail, all Of st. Paul, Mines.
Mayme White, william Mosely,
Jessie Shepard, Arthur Register,
Mary X. Riley; Messrs. Clifford
Wilkerson, A. Owens, Clarlxson
Houser, James P. Hill, and George
Sudduth.
Members present were Mines
Clarl<son Houser, president, Cliff.
ford Wilkerson, A. Owens, George
sudduth, George Hall, Mary Alice
Smith, Elmer Smith, William
Wormley and James P. Hughes.
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L. Smith, 1887 Stevens Av. spent
Christmas day at home. Mrs. Smith
entertained at a waffle breakfast
on Christmas morning. The Christ
mas motif was carried out in dec
orations. The dining table, covered
with a Christmas cloth, was cent
cred with an arrangement of white
ornaments, a reindeer conferred
with a white candle. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. william N. North,
Mrs. William F. Hill, Mrs. Willie
H. johnson, mother Of Mrs. Smith
and Mr.. Godfrey Baldez. Mrs.
Smith presented each guest with
gift from under the decorated
tree which added to the holiday
spirit.
Mr.. Smith is still a hospital
patient but was given a leave for
the holidays.
Back Home; Mrs. Esther Brown,
1928 Fifth Av s., recently re-
turned home from Philadelphia
where she spent Thanksgiving Wis
iting her son Robert and family.
The day Of her arrival was a happy
occasion as she met for the first
time her two grandchildren, Gel
este and Robert Jr. at their home
near Elverson, county seat of the
Pennsylvania Dutch, where they
still paint hex signs on their barns
and the Amish still travel by horse
and buggy. Mrs. Brown also visit
ed in New York City and the high
point there was a beautiful Christ
mas tree in Rockefeller Plaza and
watching the skaters at the Cent
er.
Mother Is Guest: Mrs. Georgia
Jones of Des Moines, Ia, is the
holiday guest Of her son and
daughter-in-law and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Clemens Rooney Of 1924
Smelling Av. She arrived wednes-
day, December %. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rooney entertained with family
dinner on Christmas day.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Rainey and children formerly of
1884 Fourth Av. s., are now re-
siding in their newly purchased
home at 1887 Third Av. s.
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decorated with pink and gree
pink and green candles. The band
stand was conferred with a large
Christmas tree flocked in pink
and decorated with green orna-
ments.
Dancers glided to the inspira-
tional music of Bill Helm and his
combo. The femme contingent,
regal and stunning in its most
fascinating and chic formal party
attire with their meticulously cor
recently dressed escorts enhanced
the beauty and splendor of the oc-
casion.
Introduction of club members
was accomplished in unique FASH
ion. Members formed a line on the
bandstand and as each name was
called by dance chairman Mrs.
Margaret Sullivan, he or she do
scended the stairs and acknowledge
ed the introduction. They were
met by 1859 debutantes Miss An
toinette Perfect and Miss Sherrie
Mazingo at the foot of the stairs
and each member was presented
with a lighted candle.
When the entire club roster was
completed members formed the
letter &C. with their lighted cand-
les and then waltzed to music
played by the orchestra.
Club members set the pace in
their prettiest party gowns. Mrs.
Margaret Sullivan, vice president
and dance chairman, was lovely in
yellow net floor length ball gown,
while Mrs. Clifford Bentley, re-
cording secretary, chose a royal
blue satin short formal. The off
the shoulder tucked bodice was
enhanced with a rose in front
of self material. An olive green
floor length gown Of chiffon feat
uring a draped bodice with beaded
front was the lovely choice Of Mrs.
Kenneth Edwards, financial secre-
tary.
Miss Helen Smith, corresponding
secretary, was chic in q short
black and white print formal feat
uring a bouffant skirt. Mrs. Tony
Mazingo, treasurer. presented q
fetching portrait in a lime green
brocaded floor length ball gown,
dramatized with an overslrirt
forming two flowing panels in
back and a wide cumberland Of
green taffeta in front. Her &C
cessories were Of rhinestone.
Presenting a fetching portrait
was Mrs. Howard Darnell in peach
crystalette ball gown, gathered
bodice with green satin bow to
the front and matching slippers
and rhinestone jewelry; while Mrs.
Gwendolyn Twiggs was stunning
in a short formal Of two shades
of turquoise chiffon enhanced with
a light turquoise stole. A white
floor length strapless sheath feat
uring a side pouf was the lovely
choice Of Mrs. Erma Sims with
which she wore a turquoise stole,
matching slippers and jewelry.
The always well dressed Mrs.
James Rideaux was a picture Of
loneliness in a black chiffon gown,
a Cell Chapman creation and Mrs.
Carl Claiborne was charming In
a rose lace waltz length gown
accessorized with rhinestone jewell
ny. An off the shoulder royal blue
short formal accumulated the
charms Of Mrs. Woodrow Reed,
1t featured a draped bodice and
straight skirt.
The guests found on their tables
souvenir packages Of cigarettes
inscribed with the clubs mono
gram. Some 900 guests danced
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Mrs. John Simms
Given Surprise On
Her Birthday


A festive holiday spirit prevailed
at the home of Mrs. John (Elsie)
Simms on Saturday evening, De-
cember 20, when she was very
pleasantly surprised with a party
in celebration of her birthday
which was December %, at her
home, 1922 Aldrich Av. N.
Responsible for the remembr-
ance Of her birthday both with
gifts and food were her husband,
Mr.. John Simms and two sisters,
Mrs. Francine Freeman and Mrs.
Ernestine Wallace.
Mrs. Simms was unaware that
anything unusual would happen
when she went to answer her
doorbell that evening and was
completely taken by surprise when
the group descended upon her
singing Happy Birthday"
The evening was enjoyed play
ing games and listening to the
records after which the array OF
lovely gifts presented by her fam
lily and friends were opened and
admired by the group. The serv-
ing Of tasty refreshments con.
cluded the delightful affair.
Friends who wished her happi.
ness were Mines. Ella Russell, Elise
EIall. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey wither-
spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Win
field and the Messrs. John webh
and Tom Head.
HOspitalized; Francis Doyle Sr.,
1907 Smelling Av., Is a patient in
General hospital, where he Is hav-
ing x-rays and treatment.
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Surprise Birthday
Party Given For
Mrs. Orc Newman

While Mrs. Oscar H. Newman,
1929 Fifth Av. g., was out full
filling an engagement with her
husband on Saturday evening, De-
cember 26, a group Of friends as
sembled at her home for a birth
day party planned by Mr.. Newman,
who worked overtime to make Il a
surprise.
1t was q complete surprise to
Mrs. Newman when she returned
home from a downtown theatre
she was asked by her husband to
go down to the rumpus room to
help fix the lights Upon entering
the amusement room area she
was greeted by the group shouting
surprise, surprise. Then It was
that she realized what II was all
about" and entered into the spirit
Of the party.
Refreshm en- ts were served
throughout the evening followed
by a delectable lunch.
Dancing and Socializing filled
the evening Of fun.
Wishing the honoree birthday
happiness while enjoying the fes-
tive affair were Messrs. and Mines.
p. A. Bergman, Warren, O., L. T.
Prince, ST., TT Worth, Tex. Lor-
emo Williams. Charles johnson,
Wallace Ito, L. T. Prince Jr., Floyd
Madison ST.. Donald Underwood,
Royal Crawford, James o. Mann.
Robert Murray, Rufus o. Webster,
John Mitchell, Harvey Cole. Boyd
Wright, Coleridge Hendon, Joseph
Sizer, Mrs. Helen Smith, DR.. and
Mrs. Edward POsey, and Cecil
Newman.
NATIONAL SPORTS
Are wen covered. factually and
with adequate background by
AMP sports editor for readers Of
this Newspaper.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

suburbanes Met: The Suburbantes Club met at the home
of Mrs Robert Jackson S36 Carroll Av Thursday December
During the business session. membership taken out to
Cnspus Attucks Home Following the business transaction
games enjoyed the prize won by Mrs Kenneth Bowser
Refreshments served by the hostess.
Family Visitors: Mr. and Mrs Earyn r. Bell and family
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and made merry with the host
clubs annual yuletide affair which
always looms as a highlight of the
socialite formal party activities at
this time of the year.
Committee in charge for the
very successful affair include Mrs.
Margaret Sullivan chairman,
Mines. Gwen Twiggs, Carlos Mof-
fatt, Bernice Wilson and Mr.. Carl
Claiborne. Mr.. Jesse w. Miller is
president of the Cameo club.
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ENaAaENTENT REYNALED

Lindstrom. MINI. - Rev. and
Mrs. Isaac Blakey Of Lindstrom,
MINI, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. judy
Ann. to Mr.. Harold Walker.
The wedding IL set for Saturday,
February a, 1880 at 4 pm. IN
Lindstrom.
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OF 4Ol w. Hoyt st., had as their
houseguests for the Christmas
weekend. Mrs. sidonia Black Of
Duluth, and Miss Vivian Black Of
Kansas City, Mo-. mother and sis
ter Of Mrs. Bell On Sunday, De-
cehber n, the Bells were hosts
at dinner in honor Of their guests.
Oder guests were Mrs. r. B.
Mqulden aunt Of Mr.. Bell, Mrs.
Anna Matthews. Mrs. Rose Walk
err all of Minneapolis and Mrs.
Minnie Adams of Duluth.
Parents Were Guests: Mr.. and
ms. John Page Of Manly, Ia, ar
rived in the city Wednesday, De-
cefnber 20, to spend the holidays
whiting their daughters and fam
ilies. Mr.. and Mrs. James CIardy,
04B Marshall Av. and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Jones, 51e Carroll Av Mr..
Page has returned home, but Mrs.
Page will remain in the city to be
with her daughter, Mrs. Jones,
who is convalescing at home from
surgery.
Leave For Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
john Hancock and DR.. w. M. Win
stpn Of Harvey, H.. who were the
Christmas holiday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Patton of 1858 w.
Central Av., left for their homes
on Sunday. The Pattons were
hosts at family dinner on Christ
mas day in honor Of their guests.
Other guests present were Mrs.
d. M. johnson, aunt Of Mrs. Pat
ton and Mrs. Barbara Robinson,
a cousin. The visitors were re-
cipients Of numerous social cour-
tesies during their brief stay. They
were guests of the Pattons at the
Twin City Forty Club party on
Saturday, December 20.
Several Parties After Cameo
Dance: Several after-parties were
held following the Cameo dance
on Saturday evening, December
26. Mrs. Lillian Balenger was q
charming hostess at her home tc
a group Of friends; Mr.. and Mrs
John Banks were hosts at theil
home; Mr.. and Mrs. ollye Gunr
entertained at their home and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Murphy of Mime,
apolis, were hosts to a group.
Christmas Breakfast: A gay hoH
day spirit permeated the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peoples o,
610 Fuller Av., on Christmas morn
ing when they were hosts to 6
few friends and relatives at break
fast. The yuletide motif was car,
ried out in decorations. The dining
table was conferred with poinset,
tas between crystal candlestick;
holding red candles. Gifts were ex.
changed following breakfast. The
occasion was highlighted with the
presence Of the Peoples son Grit.
fin, who Is spending the holidays
home. He Is enrolled at Lincoln
University at jefferson City, Mo
Guests enjoying the occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Davis anc
family, Mrs. c. A. Anderson
daughter sandra and son, Clarencs
Jr.. Mrs. Harriet Allen, Mrs. Car.
ter Fletcher, Mrs. Jeanette How.
ard Of Minneapolis and the hostess
daughters, Mrs. Ernest Lewis and
Mrs, James Freels, who assisted
their mother.
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Social and Personal
T MINNEAPOLIS

commissioning At Home: Mr.. Clifton c. Green 4SO1 SSth
Av 81 is now convalescng at home and is improved He
was patient for three weeks in Mt Sinai hospital recently He
hopes 10 be able to return work the first part the year
House Guest: Miss Carol johnson of Cleveland Ohio ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening December 49, and is the
nouseguest OF Mr. and Mrs Robert Allen daughter of 454s
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CAMEO CLUBS CHRISTMAS cANDLELIGHT
BALL ENJOYED BY 500 GUESTS
PINEzPPLE-COCONUT L
BY JESSIE SHEPARD

The main ballroom of Hotel Lowry took on holiday air
Saturday night December &C. captvae gay and gamorous
holiday crowd the select Cameo Social Club ushered
Christmas season at its formal Candlelight Ball
The club colors of pink and green dominated decor
Guests occupied seats around festive tables throughout the hall
decorated with pink and sreamers and with
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Seasons Greetings
The Fellowship cUIsUFuI Or
gunlxufion wishes 90 express
memories 60 all oWr Friends
who hove passed on. Greet
lngS end SGIV4Gfion 70 GII our
Members and Friends FOR
Christmas and the New
Y00F.
DR.. w. ID. Brown, Pres.
Robert Mallory, ST., Vice Pres.
Robert Murray, Sec'y.
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Are wen covered, factually and
with adequate background by
AMP sports editor for readers Of
this Newspaper.
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|, S-33SO.
SILVER SPRINGS bedrms.; fenced
rsar I'd, outdoor tool shed: mr..
NH, Naval Hosp; Sl30 mo-; avail.
Dec. l. .40a Churchill, JU. $685..
SILVER SPRING, 6O7 Univ. blvd,
5 rms. ! BATHS, full bsmt.: oil
MR.. NEUMANN. MA. S-6T00.
SPRlNGFIELO-3-bedrm. virginian
on beautiful fenced lot fully equip,
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WHEATON AREA-2-bedrm. brick
rambler, equip. kit, very clean;
fenced yd.: S110 mo. VIII. 6-34a6.
WHEATON AND NEARBY Areas
= and 3 bedrm. homes available;
some Q immediate occupancy,
MAN0VnL REALTY CORP 10.
VIENNA. VA.-Aimost new 2 and
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VIENNA WOODS - Nearly new;
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SO Mo.-vacant. High Bridge near
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full bsmt.; oil heat; newly dec;
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3-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER on
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ORGANS

The Campbell Music Com
pany invites you to see and
hear an assortment OF good
used electronic organs.
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PIANOS. chiekerins Ampieo grand.
$3.50; Winter sptnet, $500. RA,
3-S344 between q and 8 pm.
PLAsTERNG EQUIP. scsffoid
boards and metal Jacks. very reas.
/ Call WO 6-4OSO-
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HOUSES TO SHARE
APIS. UMFURNIsHED-MD.

AVAIL. MINED, in newly dec. apt.
bedrm, din. rm.. kit, bath,
per mo. JU. S-S463.
BETH. NR. NIH-Duplex apt: 2-a
bedrms;, "a baths; air eond:. pool.
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PIANO, REBUILT PLAYER. smartly
styled in a new durable finish: es-
pecially suited for rec. rooms:
except, value at Seas, incl. bench
and local delivery CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., 110S q st. NV, DI.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ANGLO-ARAB T.. blue roam, . yrs.
IA hands; $500 or trade for > q,
3 yr. old. Appl. mare. KE. S-4055
SADDLE HORSES and ponies for
sale or trade ~ oI,tsten ~.
palomino horses. gentle for q
parade; | chestnut mare, 5 yrs
old, Is hands, a hunter; l iron
gray mare, Junior jumper, ia
hands, . buckskin horses; /
morsan mare ; yrs. old: 3 bay
horses; l dapple iron-gray geld
ing. a hunter: We have a large
indoor arena, these horses can
be seen day or night, rain or
shine. at 94Sa River Road,
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VI ID.
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CHOOSE from our list Of IS rental
homes selected BY our hrm for top
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PIANOS-Wide selection Of recon-
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FARM AND GARDEN

CLEAN. RICH TOPSOIL Narm.
iandl, NIL dirt; bluestone; trees
trimmed and removed. rotted saw
DUST. HARIING, CE. 6-S4T5.
FILL DIRT available nr. Cedar lane
and Old Georgetown I'd. You hau!
we load OIL. o-1Ron ~
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d.. 7-8464

ORGANS-Special Holiday clear
spinet and chord organs, values
from S495. KITS tWashinRton's
largest music store), 1880 G st.
NV. RE. 1927
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APIS. ~FURNISHED-D.c.

AVAIL. NOV. 3O.-Lge. furn. ENC
$3.50 up. Mod. downtown. apt
bldg, . blks. from Conn. ave
air cond., elev., garage, laundry
rm.: . blks. public transp.. stores;
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BOULEVARD GARDENS (bet. Natl
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bedrm. apt. offering the comforts
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mgr, HOB Portner I'd, No. 115
XII. 1906 SHANNON g. LUCHs
CO., MA S-e345.
BRAND-NEW FURN. in lse. I-bed.
rm., newly dec. mod. apt; in best
Sc. loo. DI. $4,000, FE. 7-S34O.
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and . bedrms.; semi and pvt
baths. Reasonable. Ii. 4-57I6.
CALVERT ST. NV, 1855. Neal
apt. elev. bldg. See Janitor til 8
CONGRESS HTS. 40I Valley ave
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CONGRESS- HTS, 46O Mellon st
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DOWNTOWN, l217 M ST. NV
Front bsmt., bcaut. furn. piano,
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ROOMS & APIS. to SHARE

ALEX.-One girl to share nicely
turn. apt. with another girl.
KI. S-14lS after 6.
SHENANDOAH APTS.-Girl, 1922,
share 2-hedrm. apt. with 2 other
girls: new. furn, sos. IKE. 6-9339.
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MT. RAINIER-Vac.: 4-bedrm. det.:
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buy, Sis mo. ME. S-l2l2.
N. SPRINGFIELD = Transferred,
must rent ranch house; 8 bedrms.;
wall-to-wan carpet: firepl.: washer.
drier. disposal, IA baths land
Scaped 1s-aere lot, Call no. q
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tcokIINuEp)

cENTER ARL.-cple. wanted for /.
bedrm., End ar. apt.s1 blk. TO bus
and stores; Avail. Dec. /; SO.
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MCLEAN AREA : ANTIQUE brick
split-level; 4 bedrms., baths,
lge. liv. rm.. separate din. rm.,
a~ll-elec. kitchen with eating space,
Lac. rec. rm. with outside en-
trance. Oil hot-air heat. 2-car
garage. On h-acre lot overlooking
the Va. countryside. Vacant. Price,
Sc25. VIII consider reduction on
Ions lease. SHARON REALTY,
1901 Douglas dr.. Mclean, Ell.
6-3310. Ell, f-3l14
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PALMER PARK, Md bedrms..
kit, IA baths; front, rear yards;
mr.. schools, church. transp. I'M.
med. occupancy. SP. 3-03a4.
SILVER SPRING. MD, Q2O6 Dale.
view court-New split-level ram.
bier: S175 mo GEORGE I.
BORGER. INC. 1926 K st. NV,
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Ounce Recipes
To: N. r.. Boyds. Md.

To-: N. r., Boyds, Md.
Mrs. J. c. w.. Washington
Here are two recipe variaI
lions on ounce honey. The
first is for a cake or tart
filling or, thinned. as q deli
cate syrup for sauces, etc.
Crate two large ounces
and cook until tender. Add
l pound sugar to / pint
water. cooking till the soft
ball stage is reached. Then
add the ounces and simmer
20 minutes more, stirring
most of the time. For tarts,
use this recipe with a Gus
tard.
The second recipe makes
syrup for pancakes or pud-
dings.
Prepare two ounces as
above, using 2 pints Of sugar
to / pint water. Simmer un-
til the syrup Is clear to S
minutes. Then add the grated
ounces and boil 6 to 7 min
utes more before removing
from the fire.
I hope you enjoy these.
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