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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ATTENTIoN-COLORED
DOCTOR, DENTIST, PROP.
FORT DUPONT, Sc.
SEE THIS IDEAL LOCATION To-
DAY; Conventional or FHA Il
nancing. Most attrae. property IN
area. Shown By sppt. only. write
Box 77-J, Star.
HILLCREsT - ChaTming 4-yr.-old
Colonial with 4 twin-siRe bedrms.'
2M baths, 3Ox30 rec. rm., fire
pls., bar, Wall-to-wall carpet, built.
In gar, gas Dashboard heat. 1O
min. to the Capitol. In exclusive
section. Priced $37,600. MUDD
REAL ESTATE CO., RE. $500;
ewes. LU. 4-43s2.
HOME AND INCOME
ANACosTIA-2-family brick; live
in one apt. let the other pay for
1t. Priced to sell. Cow. 70 schools
Shopping and Transportation.
Hartman Realty, Inc.
LU. 4-3400 Ewes. IU. 1-1293
2I20 18th ST. s.E.-cor brick. 2
Gpts., ] nicely furn., fin. bsmt..
gas heat. Priced for quick sale.
Il, 6-7O43; ewes, LU. 1880.
WfILoUaHBY CO.. INC.
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WE NEED LlsTINGs
BERENS, AP. 7-4646

WO0DLAWN = Approx. $500 dfl,,
to include settlement, and $l10
per PER-, month ,nnls, for ad dod dpqrehssers 9III @
on this attractive 3-bedroom
brk. home featuring full SEP. din.
rm., kit. with eating bar, side
scr. porch and bSmt.. ideal for
rec. rm. Close to schools and
stores. oKD 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUsKN & CO., he. s.24oo
$3.50 DOWN-Attraetive 3.bedfm.
rambler; walking distance to ev.
erything: fenced lot for the ehil.
rem, only Sl2,25O,
JOHN q. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-o56O
4 BEDRMS.. If baths, formal din.
rm.,. Ice. kitchen, fireplace: sii-
brick Colonial; knotty-pine rec.
rm: with bar; built-in garage: Onl1
$21 800, with flexible terms.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
WE. B-5423
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KENWOOD PARK
5000 PLAMMyHw n ED:

Don't miss this opportunity TO puR-
chase one Of the last new Kettler'
built homes In this fine area. We
have several models left in VafiouI
stages Of construction, which
contain Z bedTmS.. AZ baths,
family ym., garage, and other In
Vulnerable custom fea lures. PRICE,
start in the low.low AOS.. DmEC.
TIONS: Out River I'd. 70 Colds
bofo I'd. right blk 70 NIllWood,
left 4 blks. to model.
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY
LAKEWooDi Just across tfon
18th bedrm.), 3 full baths. roomy
liv. rm., formal din. rn., country:
sized kit.,.. peneled ground-level
rec. rin. with firepL. patio; h.aers
lot, full bSmt.. . earports. S30'.
RAM.
BIER: 4 twin bedrms.. extra.lgO.
liV. rm.. 3 full bathS. formal din
I'm, family-sized kitchen. extra
lge. paneled daylight rec. rm. with
firepl. and patio, full bsmt., scar
garage: h-aers lot, S36'46O.
wEsTwooD, Kenvood-NeW Will
liamsburg Colonial: Ioomy center
hall. lEe. liv. rm. Wifirepl., formal
din. rm. with French doors lead
ing TO scr. porch. fam. sized kit,
paneled den and powder rm., stair:
way to 4 twin sized bedrms. and
2 baths: Ground-level semifiniShed
rec. rm. wIfifepl. and patio: BID
garage. lGe. wooded lot: transp.,
shopping, public schools.
VIM. D. LUCAS CO.
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DETACHED BRiCK

Lovely e.rm. corner: 1st-flF. den.
sSGs; s.arns. NJ; Clus N; family ais' .@ aln Bat 5sih:
finished rec. I'm. wIbuilt-in bar.
on lse. lot wan extra lot avail.
Priced in the mid-20s; substantial
cash Isauirsd. TRADES Ac-
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HOUSES ron SALE-Mb.

conn. AVE. HdILLs=;s-RcdIA.,g 4.
bath bath brisk sDlitslsvs SiC I'm osrsifu1,y 9.s
walk to elem. schools; lie. 4Nss
trust may be assumed. Exeellent
sad aetfnSS.hCHS. coa 20. S:sfiSSo. fSc-- oN-
CTsiSs on over STsAi 4 aers in coissyiiis.
Tlas ssHssr-ao noUm RR RisR coISnai fss
place wall. full size dining room,
Immense kitchen with eating
space, 3 large bedrooms, baths,
recreation room with fireplace,
screened porch: carport; S32 300.
A. J. KESSINGER b co. JU. g
ENGLISH MANOR-Centraliy air.
cond.. center -hall split. Rec. rm.,
ga baths, sep. din. rm. Assume
S22,40O OF loan. c. p. FLETcH-
ER. LO. 5-4677.
FOREST GLEN RD. AREA-cus-
tom brick rambler, 3 bedrms., 2
full baths, screened porch and
garage. Exclusive section. close
to schools and shopping. Let's
trade. HUGH T. PECK, Realtor,
HE. 4.1700.
FOREST GLEN bedrms., 2 baths,
sep, din. rm., corner lot, l blk.
EisESAcHER Els IVA REALTY. 10. 4-SS5s
-FOUR R-BEDROOM RAMBLERs OR
5-BEDRM. SPLTT-LEVELS-NEW
HOMES. Featuring scr. porches,
eGrports, 2h baths and family
room. TRADES INVITED. Live in
prestige location. HUGH T.
FRANKLIN KNOLLs-Buy FHA or
conventional, 2 years old, brick
rambler, rec. fm., private park
ing. lot Anchor fenced. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths. Only $2S,500. 10. B.
HUGH Ugh T. PECK. 1124s Georgia Ave.
FIRST WITH TEE FINRST
GAITHERSBURG - Attractive s.
bedroom rambler On large ecrner
iDr Ds ~sn Full sss bsse.nt Ha snST anS most % az
tractive kitchen; S16.B00.
MONTG. CO. EsTATE Of . acres:
new custom-built brick IN beauti-
full grove Of trees, with excep-
tionai view; $4,000.
.ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI. 5000 or BOLIVIA. 6-2233
GAITHERSBURG-S-bedroom ram
bier, with basement: wooded lot !:
Sl7,960. Call HENRY cORBN,
INC. Po. 2-216S.
GAITHERsBURG, close in-3-bed-
rm. home. Lee. level lot $4,000
o. D. FIELD, NCs WI. e-2473 OF
JU. 6-7113.
.GLBNWOOD-Magnificent Colonial;
hAARNna RARBAaR fANntNN
rm., modern kit, heavy slate roof.
Mid 2Os. FRANK B. PHILLIPS.
NC. OIL. 2-7OO6; ewes, Of. 6.l817.
GLENMONT HMLS-Looking for .
choice Cape Cod bedrms., z
MANY EXTRAS'
freezer. FHA approved. SIC BOO,
Trades considered.
W. J. NICHOLAS 10. 6-0e00
GREENWOOD KN0LLB-Immacu.
late 3-bedrm., den. rec. Tms. 2
bath split-leve on fenced lot;
low 20S, with easy terms, Q till o.
II. w. BERENS, Realtor
s227 Fenton St. .. Q. JU. 7.770C
brick rambler situated on lot with
trees; 3 lEs. SedrmS' 81 2 fun sath; hI
TRADES; HUGH t. T; PECKL
WITH US FOR RESULTS.
holiday PARK-ASsUME $16,eQ(
4hss loan, $119 mo. Like new. 3.
bedroom, 1h-bath brick Split-level
De luxe kitchen, huge din. I'm.
beautiful yard. LO. 6.6030. q. A
SCHESNdR CO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2-bedrm
brick rambler with radiant firopl
for cold winter nights. Scr. porch
for summer, Wv. cafpettng ant
dfapes. S14,2b0 with $500 dn.
c paul hickman, 10. 4-6b00
KRNsINGTON-6pacious 6-bedTm.
S-bath brick Cape Cod on Ice
Well-planted yard. Ideal for ehil.
dren: close to schools. S21, ,7b0,
FHA terms or assume lge. as.
loan. c. ROBERT GRAY q CO.
JU. $4,000.
[R--.@-S(z@NT
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SNOW OR NOT

SNOW Oh NOI
This IL what you have been lookinG
for. new custom built, one-or-a-
kind. eenteE-hall brk. rambler.
with earport, 4 bedrmS.. 21s baths,
In t,ni;Hss sSseso Ts' rFHDrs s S1 RccEpTTny lGTsy
suBuHRiSpHiNa PRopRT1Es Mor.
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cAEvY CHASK-AttracttVe center.
fa. sa SGaSHiil Ill., s. Breakfast HI E4 nsof eif
2cs. HrsdsiR4 rt rlsSdsasSilIRR4 EfAETY TissRT1 sess. eo.
m. 2.252e: syss.s I'M. 3.l740:
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TRADES WELCOMEDI
ALL CASH
FOR YOUR HOME

&S1b 4SS3b x4(101
WoODMOOR; vaeanti-6-Fm. CO.
lonial with full bsmt, wooded
lot 66Xl20, FLA terms, $3.50
down, only S13,o50.
NoRTHwooD PARK-6-rm. brick
Cape Cod q extra bedrmS.
Toughed in, End floor. bsmt., gas
h..v.h.. 216.ft. deep lot, S17.b0O.
WoODsIDE-custom 0-rm., 2-bath
brk. Colonial (bedrm.. bath. 1st
Ing ssS.SSOi. ~
Beers Bros, JU. 5-7611
SILVER sPRING - Walk 10 bus
schools and shops from this beau
tifui S;SedSTi; HTisT 27S5ssN To ssEr.
brick rambler on huge tFeed lot
oniy $lS.960.
W. J. NICHOLAS. he. 4.10oC
SILVER sPRING, close in-Big bricl
3-bedrm. ColoniAl, S10,600. Den ol
bedrm. and powder room on Isl
floor, liy. I'm. with fireplace, for
NAL din. rm., 3 bedrms. and bAtf
Up. IuL 0amL. Win rec. LOOms NuLA
70 bus e bloeks) and all schools
S1,760 down will secure this happI
home in top neighborhQod. Can NOV
for appt. KELLER WOODMOOR
JU. 6.7100 It'll 9.
Silver 8PRINGI elose-in locator
Bstter-than-new brick rambler
5 spacious bedrms., sep. din. rm
firepl. In uV. rn., kit. with. table
spaes and wall oven. full bsmt.
Wall-to-wall earpeting, plus mani
more features: see II and you
viii love It: S23,e50: trades &C.
eepted. 10. S-36S7, SUBURBAN
SILVER SPRNG-spaeiouS 4-bed.
rm., 2-bath brick: ideal for thu
expanding family: rec. Fm. IN
bsmt.. and scr porch. Assume
high loan. Sls.Sbo and "oKD I
KEN pRusKrN D CO. 10. S-2ooS
SnVER SPRNG AREA-Brick b.
level. Wooded M-0ere lot, hv. I'm
WIbeamed ceiling, sep. din. Tm..
lge, bedrmS., 2 full baths.
HEAVEN ON EARTH'
Finished rec. I'm. W/tirepl., patio
W, J. NICHOLAS. 10. 6-0eO(
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rWTVv rmA0I

cAEYY. CHASE, watkins distance
% LAFAYETTE School and blessed
eaerament Parish, Den and pow
der room on 1St noor: . bsdf|G.;
Wo. 6-2300 tn . PIN. EDW. 4.
JONES d CO., NC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
A TRUSTED NAME m REAL EST
GIULIANO OIL. 4110C
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ACRE m COUNTRY" Sl7,7B0-
Attractive 4-bedrm., 2-bsth home.
Fairland area. Full bsmt.,. sepa-
rate dining Tm.. lovely shady acre
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METZLER, REALTOR

CWVY CHASE, D. C.; S1S,500-
Brick, perfect condition; briGht.
cheerful home: 3 huge hedrms..
large din. rm.s modern Htchen.
bsmt. and rec. I'm. and outside
entrances, oft street; walk to
ehoppins. bus and wilson High
eehool. MUST SELL submit of-
lers, FHA TERMS. Call M. San
ford, ~. S-eoI0. ma. S.lSos,
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SUMNER

You can rest ct ease with youI
youngsters playing on this dead
end street and be proud to live
in this top community, only short
distance to fine transportation
schools and complete shopping
facilities. See our Offering oi
this fine Colonial home with
bedTmB., 3 baths, den and DOW.
der rm., on lovely level treed lot
Priced IN low 40s. EN-. 2-S206
INC. Ewes. OIL. 4-13S9.
SUMNER-Center -hall bFick Colo
nial, large Mv. rm.. din. rm.. den
kit, 4 large bedrms., roughed II
for . more on Sd floor; 2:car 60.
Co. INC. OIL. 2.647s. Open til Q
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Floyd q. HUNS GO.

AD. 2-6666 LU. 2-9210
DUPONT CiRCLE ARRA-W0 have
clients who are seeking prop
critics IN this area. to restore or
which are ready for occupancy:
to discuss listing your. property,
ninEs. III. a-a767.
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sksxaSORIA, s4s psS RRIoAn,tA : slI;1SG~ Il r:
ouired to buy this brick,
full basement home. coms
pletely fenced, on the larr.
est lot in community, with
25 rose bushes. Don't miss
seeing this attractive du.
Be the first To rnlll
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THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
EiSenacher RealtY

WIZ. 2-os24 Eyes. 10. 1883
ASSUME LARGE 4Ii% 81 LOAN,
SlO6, pI.ti.-Brick rambler. 8
bedrms,, large kit, din. room; z
fHll baths; $1,000; RsndolRh
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-charm-
ing det. brick: like new; 3 bed
rms. ~ baths plus powder room;
close to everything; vacant: S190
per mo. Mr.. Lutyk. ia. 9-2267.
PASygLL, PAY, 7. STONE RsaltOr' RA.
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ARL.. sOUTH-3 bedrooms, fun
bsmt., ser. porch, fenced I'd.
walk to high and grammar oehlS.,
Sl3S, OR. 1929,
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Charming
brick Cape Cod: 3 warm rms,
plus sunny Studio-type garret; big
bright bsn1t.; bargain at S12.bON;
$500 dn, Is plenty. w. r. HUGHES
CO., AP. 7-140O.
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NARROW HETGHTS

This brick home has full bsmt., liv.
rm., dining area, kit, 3 bedrmS.
and al utilities: level fenced lct.
churches and bus. Only Sl4,3O0.
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2e11 Tennyson ct. n.w.-NsW split
Il. I bedrms.. 3 baths BATH iSs; Plus S1aSG pOwdeH
Tm. off Dc luxe kitchen: Ground-
level rec. rm. Priced right 0t
$43,960. 2 other plans to choose
from; S42,o60-S46,O5O, 9 a.m,-o
nm, IN, 2.740O.
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ARL., N.-spacious 4-b.f., 2-bath
home: fenced yd.; nr. bus. school,
shops. IA. 4-7446.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
(cONTINUEDl

BETHESDA
NIH-Naval Hosp.
Delightful Cape Cod on large cor
ner lot, walking distance to NH.
4 bedrooms, Q baths. 1st-floor
can o be hsS used q ..ts Ssn ,dU, 5U
This Is . real quality home in
immaculate condition. Well priced
at only S2S,500.
ROBERT E. LOHR. INC.
REALTORS HE. 4-40OO
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V1firepi., IKE new, avail. res. j j
OWNER. JE. 3-7SS6.
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TAkOMA FARKi LARGE q
FRAME HOME

TAAVMA fAkAS LANCE OLDER
FRAME HOME
Worthy Of Restoration
rms. and extra size lot:
everything big but the price-only
S12,250s Q til 8,
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
1927 Fenton st., o. 8. JU. 7-77OO
WHBATON-3-b.F. brk. ramb.: bsmt.
Assume S1S,20O, <1ass; S96 p.i.t.t.
WOOD. Realtor, 10. 4-77OO.
WHEATON-Lovely 2-bedrm. ram
bier w/table-spacO kit. and large
lot. Pine-paneled apt. in bsmt.
yIkit; and full bath. $12,250. 10.
$1,000.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 GeorgiS Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
WHEATON, RAMBLER-3.bedrm.
brick, firepl., tiled bsmt., level
fenced yard, walk to all Grades Of
school, transp. $17,500, FILA
terms. y. D. FIELD, INC, JU.
6-7113 or JU. 6-7635.
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Corner mansion on upper 10th Of.
5 bedrmS., 8 baths. This home
has everything to be desired for
living and entertaining. Spacious.
beautifully HANDICAPPED garden with
fountain. etc. Ideal for embassy
or professional office plus home.
PGGRAtMouNT Gf.t 1oSi Hsts SALES. HA. a-1soo
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Silver SPRING, close in-Colonial
brick home Nicely fufn., .lge. TV,
M 5 sedrms;, ; baths; M mod kis; with
K00nIEY PIX IRRA-i1a niceII
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First O6fOring oG handsome brick
Colonial. on one Of prettiest streets
n tn this most convenient Ha ns.1r area, esis oniy
8 lovely bedrms., q baths, powder
rm., lovely level lot, screened
porch. CENTRALLY AIR CON-
DITIONED. M. $500. DIS
TRIcT MAEyIAND REALTY,
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HOUSES UHFURN. TO RENT

ACROSS FROM sHERAToN-PARK
HOTEL. 1857 Woodley I'd. NV
9 rooms, 2h baths; $225. B. ?.
SAUL co. 92S 18th ct. n.Ws MA.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26
Claude Whitaker, Chicago
Lawyer, Named Member Of
III, industrial Commission

Chicago (ANP) - Claude E.
Whitaker, attorney an assistant
corporation counsel since 1852, was
nominated for membership on the
Illinois Industrial Commission last
week by Gov Otto Kerner. The
job pays $4,000 annually.
1t is presumed that Whitaker
a Democrat will replace William
E. King, a Republican who has
served on the commission 16 years
under COP administrations. Whit
takers nomination must be con-
firmed by the Illinois Senate. No
opposition is anticipated.
A native of Raleigh, NC, Whit
taker is a graduate of Shaw univ
ersity and the University Of Chi
cago law school. He was engaged
in private practice prior to his ap-
pointment to the Corporation
Counsels office.
His wife, a school teacher, is the
former Roxie Scott Of Dermott,
Ark, and he is a member of the
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, the
Cook County Bar Association, and
the local branches of the NAACP
and the Urban League.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26
SCOUT TROOP 4o5 WINS
ADDITIONAL HONORS

Boy Scout Troop 405 of st.
James AME church, st. Paul, won
additional honors at the State Fair
Grounds Hippodrome on May 5
and 6. The troop was awarded a
blue ribbon and Grand Champion
ribbon for their booth displaying
tin can craft.
This marks the third consecutive
year that the troop has won such
an award. The boys also received
ribbons for their participation in
the Shirttail Rescue and the Flint
and Steel events. They were award
ed eleven ribbons in one nine day
period.
Robert Smith is scoutmaster and
Horace Goodhue is assistant.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26

varsity football team. The boys
will be sophomores next year.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Thomas Of Los Angeles,
Calf, arrived in the city by motor
on Monday, May Is, to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Walls of 1920 Third Av. s., and
other relatives. They left for their
home on Wednesday morning,
May "a.
Parents Were Guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson of Fergus
Falls, MINI, were the weekend
guests Of their daughter and SON.
ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnson of 4045 Oakland Av. They
were guests Of their daughter on
Monday evening at the annual
feast Of the Daughters of Isis.
VIII Tour Mexico: Kathy Moore,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. w. T.
Moore of 1904 Portland Av., a
member of the Spanish class at
Central High School, was chosen
among 80 students who will make
a tour of Old Mexico. The group
will leave June 10, and will return
July 7. Kathy is a sophomore at
Central.
Birthday Celebrated: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lawson, 4424 Fourth
Av. S., entertained at a party in
celebration of their daughter, San
dra's 14th birthday on Saturday
May 20. Games and dancing in the
recreation room occupied the young
ladies' attention during the affair.
Sandra received many lovely gifts.
Helping her to a happy birthday
were Ruth Jackson, Phyllis Perezo,
Lienda Knutz, Betty Pinondez,
Linda Bethke, Nancy Besquins,
Gail Kelly, Margaret Ryan, Joann
Peter and Darlene Lawson. Those
who did not attend, but sent gifts
were Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. S.
Jordan and Mrs. Willie Brown.
Weekend Guest: Mrs. John S.
Wright, 2435 Fourth Av. s., had
as her weekend guest Mrs. Lois
Conyers of Cincinnati, o. Mrs.
Conyers, who is director of Family
Services in her home town, was
here attending the conference OF
Social workers. She was the din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd A,
Wright, 1909 Maryland Av. N,
Crystal, on Saturday, May 20.
Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mccoy, 4533 Clinton Av., were
hosts at a barbecue dinner on SUM-
day, May FL. Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Whitaker and family
of 2814 S. Delaware.
Receives Letter: Ronald Bell
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Bell ot
GA Girard Av. N, received the
letter "V" for being in the top sc
of his class. Ronald who is a SEN
ior at Vocational, also received 6
pin for his work as sports editor
on the Craftsman, the schoo
paper.
Birthday Greetings: Greetings
to Mr.. Grady Elliot of 1920 Fourth
Av. s., who observed his birthday
on Wednesday, May IT.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26

Fourth Av., s., and other relatives.
New York Visitor: Combining
business and pleasure, Mrs. Henry
B. (Audre) Delany of Mt. Vernon,
NY, was a recent visitor in the
city for a few days. She came to
attend the National Conference on
Social Welfare and shared her stay
visiting old friends. She was the
houseguest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Williams, 4445
First Av. s., and spent much of
her time with a friend of long
standing, Mrs. M. K. Mcknight Of
970 Fuller Av., st. Paul.
Family Joins NAACP: Mrs. Fan
ME Smith of 1912 Smelling Av. and
her entire fanny have taken out
their 1861 memberships in the
NAACP. Mrs. Smith, her sons,
Ozen and Wendell, grandson Maur-
ice Fitzgerald and brother John
Johnson have all joined, making the
family 1907 in membership. Mrs.
Elmer Smith of 1919 Smelling Av.,
was the solicitor.
Motored To Rochester: Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis c. Ewing of Excelsior
motored to Rochester Sunday, May
81, to hear Charles Wolcott, sec
rotary of the National Bahai' AS
sembly in Wilmette, ILL.,, speak. He
spoke on the subject, Peace or
Destruction two roads We
Face" at the Kahler Hotel in
Rochester.
Make Football Team: Larry Gil
bert and James Rivers, Jr., 727
Queen Av. N, wre chosen from a
group of 12O boys for North Highs
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26
Annual Feast Of
Daughters Of Isis
Held Mon, Nav u

OF all the stellar events that
scintilate the social calendar at
this gay time of the year, there is
none more eagerly anticipated
than the annual Feast of Isis given
by Fezzan Court No. Daughters
of Isis when they entertain
Mobiles of Fezzan Temple No. 20
and friends.
The spacious American Legion
Hall in downtown st. Paul provid-
ed the ideal setting for the more
than 200 members and guests.
Daughters attractively attired in
their traditional white gowns well
coined guests on arrival.
Tables, placed around the hall
where daughters and their guests
were seated, gave the illusion Of
smart supper club. In the center
of the room was a long white
covered table conferred with an
artistic arrangement of all white
flowers, gladioli and carnations, at
which the illustrious COMMANDERS
and her guests were seated.
A cocktail hour preceded dinner
which consisted of a wide variety
of appetizing food served from a
heavily laden smorgasbord table.
Following dinner, Mrs. Cecile Will
liams, general chairman for the
affair, welcomed the assemblage
and introduced the illustrious COM
mandress, Mrs. Alma Kinney, who
gave brief welcoming remarks and
introduced her cabinet and Mrs.
Gertrude Greene, deputy of the
Desert of Minnesota Mrs. Kinney
and Mrs. Greene were presented
with corsages from the court.
Mrs. Ursula Bolts, organizer and
past imperial deputy COMMANDERS
was introduced and gave brief en-
couraging remarks, as well as illus
trious advisor, Clarence Smith
Introduction of some of the visit
ing dignitaries was made by
Daughter Mckinney. They includ.
ed chief rabban Dan McAdams Of
Fezzan Temple No. 20, who
brought greetings from his temple
and introduced the officers; Mrs
Blanche Mayes, grand worthy mat
ron of the Grand Chapter O.E.S.
Otis Hampton, worthy grand pat
ron; Mrs. Allie Hampton, president
of the St. Paul Branch NAACF
and John r. Lawrence, imperia
advisor to the daughters.
After introductions, danceablC
music was provided by a thret
piece combo and dancing conclud
ed the gala affair.
Mrs. Cecile Williams was genera
chairman with the Mines. Mar
johnson, Villa Mae Turnbough anC
Leota Perkins as co-chairmen
Mrs. Alma Kinney is illustriou
COMMANDERS.
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Mrs. Thomas Was
Entertained By Crispus
A+fucks Board

The Executive Board of Crispus
Attacks Home for the Aged and
their wives entertained Mrs. Naomi
Thomas, retiring supervisor, at din
ner Friday, May 8, at Road Bud
dy's. Also present were two former
board members, Mrs. Noble Floyd
and Mrs. Bailey Morris, Mrs. Nor
ris was instrumental in procuring
Mrs. Thomas as supervisor ten
years ago.
Charles Bradley, vice chairman,
presided in the absence Of DR.. Alex
Abrams, who was unable to attend.
Mrs. Thomas was named an honor
airy board member.
Remarks were given by Stephen
Maxwell, a past chairman of the
board, Mr.. Earlyn Bell, treasurer,
Mr. George Brooks, Jr., Mrs. Noble
Floyd and Mrs. Benjamin Bailey.
Mrs. Thomas responded with fit
ting remarks.
Presentation Of a gift from the
board was made to Mrs. Thomas
by Mr.. Benjamin Bryant.
On Sunday afternoon, May 7,
from 4 to 8 pm, a large crowd
of personal friends, members Of the
board and representatives Of vari-
Gus organizations gathered at a
tea in honor of Mrs. Thomas.
A background Of organ music
was furnished by Mrs. Harriet
Gordon throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. Ermine Hall Allen, well
known contralto, sang several
numbers.
Guests enjoyed dainty refresh
ments from an exquisitely appoint
ed tea table, spread with a pastel
green satin damask cloth and cent
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yellow and white NUNS and tulips,
between crystal candelabra hold
ing white tapers. A silver tea and
coffee service adorned either end
of the table.
Presiding at the tea table were
the Mines. Earlyn Bell, Stephen
Maxwell, Matryce Demsey, George
Brooks, Jr., o. B. Williams and
Nelson Balenger, Sr.
Benjamin Bryant was chairman
for the tea and was ably assisted
by the Mines. o. B. Williams, Mat
ryce Demsey and Nelson Balenger,
Sr.
Mrs. Thomas was the recipient
of various lovely gifts.
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underwent major surgery recently.
On Vacation: A card in the mail
from Mr.. and Mrs. Monwell Craft
Of 1857 Fourth Av. s., who are on
vacation, report they are having
a wonderful time. The Crafts first
went to FIT. Wayne, Ind, and from
there to st. Louis and from st.
Louis they will visit relatives in
Mississippi.
Sister Is Guest: Mrs. Louise
Pitts Of Winnipeg, Man, Canada,
arrived Friday and is spending a
few days in the city visiting her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Noble of 1892