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MARTIN

XII. e-754O EWES. TIE. 6-5011
ALEXANDRIA = Walk to schools.
church, stores and swimming pool.
2-story Colonial. 4 bedrms., . "a
baths. liv. rm.. din. rm... den, rec.
rm. and garage, completely re-
decorated. fenced back yard. BY
OWNER. S27 800. OV. 3-043l.
1908 Russell I'd.
TOWNHOUSE = Ex-
cellent location for rooming house.
Handy to shops. buses and church;
es. $500 down. FLA. 6 rms. all
large. bsmt., oil hot-water heat.
Listing 244S-K. TIE. 6-1400, XII,
9-6S63. SO. 5-90S5. TIE. 6-4457.
AL BAKER & SONS. INC, REAL
TY BROKERS. MEMBER COOP
LISTING SERVICE.
ALEX. AREA-Spacious 4 bedrms.,
. baths, on l fir. is offered in this
51-ft. rambler. situated on level
fenced and handicapped lot, This
immaculate brick home is loaded
with extras incl. wall-to-wall car
pet. 3 air conditi9nersi modern LEI.
possl. Dashboard heat. firepl-, lge.
closets, dining area. full bsmt.
with u bath, and has been ap-
praised FLA for S23. $50. viii sell
VA nothing down. We consider
this listing to be one OF the finest
in Northern Va. PORTAL REALTY
CO. SO. S-959S or SO. S-S166.
ALEX. AREA-4-bedroom. 1h-bath
brick rambler, living room with
fireplace. dining room. equipped
kitchen with eating space, large
fenced in lot with huge brick
barbecue pit; Excellent financing,
full price only Sl7,950. You must
see this Moi in order to appreciate.
0A WELLINGTON REALTY =
ANNANDALE AREA bedrm. brk..
2 baths. full bsmt.. lge. lot. Sc
cluded neighborhood. walking dist.
bus and shop, ger, eentes rN1 s2 R 100
CIR. 3-1202. wk. ends and ewes.
CIR. 3-1S16.
: BUY. RENT OR
NEW BRICK RAMBLER ON y
acre. 3 bedrms.. > baths, full
bsmt.. , firepls.. modern kit. and
carport. Very flexible terms avail
able. CALL NOW
DON GRADY
REAL ESTATE. INC, ia. 4-0244
= 4 bedrms., "a
baths, FLA apr. $4,000. sell
S24.750. OWNER trans. CT. g.
1890.
ANNANDALE-FAIRFAX, by OWNER
leaving State. Immediate occu-
pancy. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
rambler. Hot-water heat, garage.
porch. 2 firepls., a-acre lot. Lots
of trees. End trust available. CIR.
3-5lS3.
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ArlingtOn-By UWner
Brick Colonial. 3 bedrms;, ~
baths, kitchen equipped with huge
REFRIGERATOR and Westinghouse
Range, separate completely iurn'
din. Tm., rec. rm. compietely luLn.
basement with automatic washer.
big screened porch; wooded "a
acre lot. Many shrubs and rose
bushes; lawnmower, wheelbarrow,,
many garden tools, porch turn.-
and other misc. items incl. in
sales price.
Close to churches, public and paro.
chial schools. High school bus and
public transportation "a blk away.
Quick possession. Assume big loan.
Down payment flexible. Full price,
Sl9,750.
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ALEX. WILTON WOODS
$50, $50. A real charmeT!
custom-built rambler on
tree-studded u acre. prestige
neighborhood. 3 bedrooms.
2 baths. fireplace in beau
tiful living rm.. separate
din. rm.. screened patio. rec.
rm., carport. Good terms.
II you're looking for some
thing different" see this
todayi Ewes. XII. S-0703.l
M. H. BARRY ORG.
XII. 9-363(
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CARROLLTON

FLA approved, 500, 900. AS little
as 100 down. Immac. 3-bedrm,
2-bath split-level. Liv. rm. and
din. rm. with wall-to-wan car
peting and floor to-ceiling IRE
place, all-elec. kit. with built IN
and disposal. knotty-pine rec. rm
with bar, workshop and laundry
rm., large corner handicapped lot
One of the better homes In this
prestige area. For appointment
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
I'm. 4-ll66
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]. B. TIFFEY & SON
pTTTT EpSpEATTnPS

DO4AAA1kNG-EN NAAO
LA. GALL
645-0092 Ewes. HA. 2-4077
CHEVY CHASE-Close to Conn.
ave. Newly decorated and vacant.
Brick Colonial with large living
room, separate dining room.
kitchen and den. bedrooms, 2
baths, full basement, hot-water
hsgstti;r Sa6; so s cHEvY , faAS6 4
pm. JE. 4-11S2.
CHEVY CHASE, RoLLINGWOoD--
BY OWNER. Immac. center hall
3-bedrm. Col. Mirrored firepl. in
liv, rm., wall-to-wan carpet
throughout, powder rm.. custom
built rec. rm. w/bar, mod. kit
and walk-in closets throughout
ia blks. to D. c. bus. Priced Il
sell today. OIL. 4-5757.
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ATTRACTIVE. ECONOMICAL

IT'S been a long time since we've
had 4 Cape Gods listed as nice
as these in Hysttsyille. Riverdale,
Takoma Park and Defense Hts.
3 brick, / masonry. Lots Of room
with , ard hedrms., full bsmt.,
Handicapped yards. Cow. FLA or
no on. CT financing. Sl5,5OO to
SIT. 500.
BANNER SALES AP. 7-4646
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ARLINGTON
CLOSE IN

Charming 4-bedroom brick Cape
Cod with . full baths and den for
Just Sl9,O0Ol Only 5000 down
FHAl Spotless condition. Has liv-
ing room with fireplace, separate
dining room. Lovely fully equipped
kitchen and full basement with
partitioned recreation area, Beau@
tiful level shaded lot. Close to
schools, bus and shopping.
HURRY
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pOMPONIO REALTY
HOIIEY REALTY

5Is3 Lee Hwy. Arl., KE. $3.50
ARL., N, 2Oo3 N. woodstock ST.
. biks, to bus. 10 min. D. c. 81
bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod, bsmt.
patio, fenced corner lot. FLA ap-i
praised. S2O,OOO, $1,000 down.
OWNER, IA, $500.
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ANNANDALE
SPRINGFIELD

GAG. brick as It. rambler. Room
to roam in this beautiful mahog-
any paneled rec. room. S23,oOO.
Brick 3 bedroom rambler with en-
closed carport. Only $4,000.
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HOTJ,EY REALTY

51s3 Lee Hwy, Arl.. KE. $3.50
ARL., S.-By OWNER. 4 bedrms..
full bsmt.. aluminium storm wind,
firepl.. Just redec.. complete patio
pvt. with 5-ft. baSketweave fence,
shrubs, fruit trees and prize roses.
. hlks. to Claremont School. Wake
field High School. l blk. to Penta-
gon and D. C. bus, walking dis
atnce to Shirlington Shop. Center.
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Arlington-By Owner

ARL,, bOOl 36th 81. n,w.-BrlcN
Colonial. S24. 500. 3 hedrms" ~
baths, fin, rec. run.. screened peniiD
SoSMafNiERs'e i ~. s-sSie. -
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ARLINGTON, NORTH, 1883 Old
Dominion drive-New brick Co;
ionial home with 4 bedrms. and
den, ga baths and with manyi
other attractive features; In,
WILLIAMSBURG Jr. High and, York;
town Sr. High area. A real value
at S27,9b0. BY OWNER ia. ~
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A kE6% Pine ft ;WFscA ysg z p
preciate THIS rambler and THIS
location. White brick. 1t features
Spacious rooms throughout:
3 bedrms., 3 baths. unusual and
charming living rm.. paneled rec.
room, screened porch. carport.
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CALL OWNER IA. 4-5796

ARL-, Dominion Hiii-3-bedrm., 2
bath Colonial, sep. din. rm.. fin.
bsnlt,, good schools, COW. bus
eIo OE0 TT A-9RR7
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ARLINGTON. n. : YOUR HoMR
REFLECTS YOUl You'll find qual3
spacious brick Cape Cod. Located
in beautiful TARA, II offers center
hall, liv. rm. wIfirepl., formal din.
rm., 8 bedrms., 2ls baths, bsmt..
detached garage, delightful private
patio, and beautifully handicapped
ward $40 5OO
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ST. JEROME'S PARISH - 4-bedrm.
older Cape Cod. Walk-out bSmt.,
nicely finished clubroom, sep. din.
rm., 2iz baths. Excel. value.
SlS,050. No SIS dn. VA, or 5000
din. FLA, trades considered. A
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SPRINGFIELD

New listing. Brick split-level offered
for the first time. 4 bedrooms, .
baths, living room with fireplace.
recreation room, excellent location
with all conveniences nearby.
Mrs. Fisher, OIL. 2-522l.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
EN-. 2-4464 REALTORS
TAK0MA PARK-Spacious 3-bed-
I'm. home close to bus and stores.
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10. 10000 CHI. S-505C
5025 LIVINGSTON Rd.. Forest Hts.
ST. BARNABAS RD., Sl9,q5O-Ex.
eel 4-bedrm. brk., lovely kit, gar.
disp., dishwasher, lse. din. rm.
firepl., covered pch., fin. bsmt
with, pvt. ,,entr. and bath, Excel
FLA Apr. EXCL, FARM g. HoMI
PEAT nv A1n-RA0O
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
ARTHUR SHELTON DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS

Arthur Shelton, SIT Carroll
Av., took i'll Monday, August 6,
and entered st. Lukes Hospital
where he died Tuesday, August T..
Mr.. Shelton was a native of
Clinton, Indiana and was born
July 6, 1919. He and family moved
to st. Paul in 1916. He was en-
ployed at Armours packing COM
pany and was well liked in the
community.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 10 am. at Brooks Fun
eral Home with Rev. S. Sample of
Carter C.M.E. Church.
Visitation will be held Sunday,
August IL at 1 pm, at Brooks
Funeral Home.
Surviving Mr.. Shelton are his
wife Eva, a son, James and sew
eral brothers: Orton, st. Paul,
Mimi, George, Charles and James
of Grand Rapids, Mich, and Red
Shelton, Indiana and Thomas in
the us. Airforce, and other rela-
tiVes.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL

Many visitors to The Shriners'
Convention attended Services Sum
day at both the 7:30 and $50
hours. st. Thomas celebrated The
Feast of The TRANSPORTATION,
which comes each year on August
9Th. Special offerings were re-
ceived for the improvement of the
church school in the Fall. Notice
was given of the annual joint pic
mic to be held next Sunday after
noon in conjunction with st. Phil
ip's Church in st. Paul, at Como
Park. Mention was also made of
the Vesper Services to start next
month at 6 pm. on Sundays. In
structions are being given every
Thursday at pm. for those wish
ing to know more about the Epis-
copal Church and what it teaches.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Remember, Khrushchev doesn't at
tend church either!
Todd Harvey Carmichael son of
Burie w: and Roberta A. Carm-
ichael was christened Sunday at
the church. The godparents were
John and Sandra Work, and Har-
vey Jones.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

early part of July.
Daughter Visits Parents: Mrs.
William Jones, 1922 Mlnnehaha Av.
have expressed great joy when
their daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Greene, formerly of this city and
now residing in San Francisco,
Calf, for over Is years arrived
home to spend a few days with
her family. Mrs. Greene's son
Richard is stationed In Korea.
Enroute to Minneapolis, Mrs.
Greene toured in N. Y. City, Can
ada, Detroit and Chicago. Mrs.
Greene said her short visit with
her mother and step-father was a
very pleasant one. She was able
to see several Of her old acquaint-
ances and has marvelled at the
many changes in the city.
Likes Our City: DR.. and Mrs.
Louis D. Johnson and son Durkee,
San Antonio, Texas win leave for
home Thursday after visiting with
DR.. Johnson's cousin and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson,
1921 Briar Lane, Bloomington. The
Johnsons like Minneapolis and were
much impressed with the state,
they hoped to make a return visit
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Moss, 1902
Dupont Av. NJ, has as their guests
this week his cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Johnson, Of Milwaukee,
Wise, who arrived August 4. The
Johnsons will also visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslye Cornes, 1908 Emerson
Av N.
Enjoy Eastern Vacation: Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd Wright and chill
dren, 1909 Maryland Av. NJ, re-
turned Sunday, July 20, from their
vacation on which they visited
friends and relatives in Boston,
Mass, Providence, r. T., and En-
glewood, N. J. Enroute home, the
Wrights visited friends in Detroit,
Mich. standouts on the trip were
the very beautiful and wel-kept
homes Of Negroes In Detroit es-
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
IN MEMORIAM

In Christ Our Lord that shines
forth upon us,
The hope of the blessed resurrec-
ton,
So that we who are saddened by
the certainty of death,
Are also comforted by the promise
of immortality.
Life is alternated, not withdrawn
from your faithful servant,
And Lord when the house of this
our earthly exile falls to ruin,
In it's place there is made ready an
everlasting home in heaven.
To our beloved William Wesley
Miller, Jr., who departed this life
August 8, 1861.
Sadly missed by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wesley Miller, Sr., mother
and father, sisters Alene Johnson
and Jeanette Doughty and brothers
Allen and Michael Miller.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
Bill Thompson Is
Amer. Tobacco Co.
SuleS Supervisor

William H. Thompson is the
Sales Supervisor for the American
Tobacco Co., in the Midwestern
States. He assisted Mr.. Edghill in
promotion of the American To-
bacco Co., products at the Shrin-
er's convention. Mr.. Thompson is
headquartered in Detroit, Mich.
He is a graduate of Michigan
State University and Majored in
Business Administration and Sales.
Mr.. Thompson supervises a Sales
Organization which covers terri
tories of Michigan, Ohio, Ill,
Missouri, Kansas and Wisconsin.
The Exhibition Booth of the
American Tobacco Company MAX
ers of Lucky Strike, Pail Mall,
Dual Filter Tarreyton Cigarettes
was one of the most active and
attractive Exhibitions at the Shrin-
er's Convention.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
ST. PETERS AME


Rev. Lowell Johnson's theme for
Sunday mornings Communion
worship was LOVE"
What is that quality called
Love? Why is Love so great? and
Where do you get it?" asked Rev.
Johnson.
Then proceeding to answer his
own questions, the Pastor said,
Love is the bond of perfection. He
explained that, since we are born
sinners, we cannot experience sin
less perfection and since we are
human, we cannot experience per-
feet knowledge. But we can ex-
perience perfectness in love, con-
tinued Rev. johnson.
Loves greatness, said Rev.
johnson, comes from the fact that
one cannot love unless he is will
ing to sacrifice. Neither can one
love who hates, said Rev. Johnson.
Quoting scripture, Rev. Johnson
said, by this shall all men know
you are my disciples, if you have
love one toward another"
Love comes from God, Rev
Johnson declared. "Since God is
love, he that loves is in God and
God is in him. For God so loved
the world that He gave His only
begotten Son." said Rev. Johnson.
Sitting in for the vacationing
organist, Mrs. Dorothy Sims, was
Mrs. Elise Lyle. Other music was
furnished by the senior choir.
The senior usher board served.
Among the visitors were some
delegates to the Shriners' conven-
ton. Also included in the visitors
were Rev. Hardy White and his
congregation from Allen Chapel
AME church.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
American Tobacco
Appoints J. EdghiII
SoIeS SupeYYisoE

The appointment of John w.
Edghill, New York, to the post of
Field Sales Supervisor has been
announced by the American To-
bacco Co.
In his new position Edghill will
coordinate the work of Sales
Supervisors across the country.
The supervisors in turn, direct the
activities of the sales representa-
dves in major market areas.
The new field executive has been
affiliated with the American To-
bacco Co., since 1851 when he was
named a Sales representative for
New York City. In 1858 Edghill
was promoted to Sales Supervisor
and assigned a broad area along
the Eastern Seaboard, from Bos-
ton to Birmingham and as far
Westward as Cleveland.
A former Arts and Crafts Di-
rector for the Harlem YMCA and
the Harlem Boys Club, Edghill
had been widely known as a Pro-
fessional boxer, holding amateur
flyweight and batamweight cham
pionships and the welterweight
title for Central and South Amer
lea.
Active in a number of sports
and civic organizations, the To-
bacco Company Executive also
serves as Assistant Grand Com
missioner of the Department Of
Veterans Affairs for the I.B.P.O.E
of w.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

Church, st. Paul; and w. Dan
McAdams, potentate Fezzan Tenn
pie No. 26, and Mrs. Ercelle Har-
mon Moore, Imperial COMMANDERS
Daughters of Isis.
Rev. Masseys remarks praising
Minnesota public officials as say
ing what they mean about human
brotherhood were well received.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
CARD OF THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Givens,
4248 Third Av. S., wish to express
their gratitude to their many
friends for their kind concern dur
ing Mr.. Given's recent heart at
tack and disqualification.
Especially do we thank our Pas
tor, Rev. Lowell Johnson and men,
bers of st. Peters AME Church
and other Clergy of Minneapolis,
for their prayers and visitations to
the hospital. Also for the many,
many cards, kilograms, flowers
and plants and other kind ex-
pressions.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
Motorisf Pays 500 For
Leaving Scene Of Accident

Sylvester Eaves, "a, of 1856 Igle-
hart was arrested about 4:45 am,
August 4, after he had been. in
volved in an accident at Iglehart
and Virginia. Eaves struck the
auto of John w. Day, 353 Iglehart
and then left the scene. The dam
age was estimated at $125.
AS police officers were checking
the scene, an auto driven by Eaves
passed. He was followed to Central
and Western where he parked the
car.
At police headquarters he was
booked, charged with leaving the
scene of an accident. In st. Paul
municipal court on August 6,
Eaves received a fine of $100.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
Irene cowun Resident
Of City 40 Yeors
niQss EunaFnU Ales,

Irene Cowan, former resident of
Minneapolis for over 40 years, who
since her illness made her home
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Cowan, 875
Rondo, died Thursday, August 2
at Mt. Sinai Hospital.
Services were held Saturday al
Meals Mortuary, with Rev. L. G.
Harris officiating at the services,
Burial was at Rosedale Gene
terry. Survivors, a brother and q
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Cowan.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
Shriners Parade
Before Thousands
In MINNEAPOLIS

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Continued from Page u
Hall Grand Masters; Imperial Ap-
pointed Officers; Imperial Promo
tional Director, Walter H. Dyett,
and Talent and Beauty contes-
tants.
SECOND DIVISION, VIRGIL III.
MEANS, DETROIT, MARSHAL
Band, The nlustrious Potentate
Of Fezzan Temple No. 26, w. Dan
McAdams, Minneapolis, Minnesota;
Fezzan Temple Drill Units; Syran
Temple No. 20, Denver, Colorado;
Khalif Temple No. IA, Green's
boro, N. c.; Pyramid Temple No.
1, Philadelphia, Pa; Rameses Tenn
pie No. 81, Charlotte, N. c.; Murat
Temple No. 65, Admore, Ohio;
Persian Temple No. 46, Indianap-
oils, Indiana; and Sualdm Temple
No. go, Wilmington, Delaware.
THIRD DIVISION, LEE ROY
STEELE, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
MARSHAL
Band; Medina Temple No. 10,
New York City, NY; Khufu Tenn
pie No. 120, Princeton, N. j.;
Syria Temple No. 81, Boston,
Mass; Golconda Temple No. "a,
Newark, N. j.; Arabic Temple No.
A, Chicago, H.; Arabia Temple
No. IL, Portsmouth, Va; Marraci
Temple No. 13, Detroit, Michigan
and Abu Bel1r Temple No. 81,
Brooklyn, NY.
FOURTH DIVISION, NOBLE
DEWITT ATTINS, MARSHAL
Band; ALA Baba Temple No. So,
Columbus, Ohio; Mecca Temple
No. 10, Washington, DC; Sinai
Temple No. SO, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Mecca Temple No. 43, Toledo,
Ohio; El Hasa Temple No. %,
Cleveland, Ohio; Amer Temple No.
lot, Dayton, Ohio; Sahara Temple
No. 2, Pittsburgh, Pa; Medinah
Temple No. 80, st. Louis, Missouri
and Jerusalem Temple No. 4, Bal
timore, Md.
5TH AUTOMOTIVE DIVISION
ALL OPEN CARS AND FLOATS
Maceo Broadnax, Denver, Colo,
and Daniel L. Burrell, Marshals.
The parade was down Nicollet
from 18th st. to Fifth Street and
then east on Fifth st. past the
reviewing stand on the First Ma
tional Bank Plaza and disband.
Thousands of people along Mic
ollet Ave. the main shopping
street applauded the parade march
ers, especially the drill teams.
The parade took one hour and a
half to pass the reviewing stand
on the First National Bank plaza
where it was reviewed by Imper.
ial officers of the Shrine and the
Daughters of Isis.
The place of honor in the par
ade went to the Medinah No. 10
patrol which won first place ir
the drill contests at the Mime.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

pecially the very lovely home of
singer Sarah Vaughn in Engle-
wood.
Former SchOOlmateS Visit: Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Afford of Cleve-
land, Ohio, left Friday, August 3,
after a very pleasant visit with
their former schoolmate, Mrs.
Odessa Moppins, 1916 Fifth Av. S.
They will also visit in Kansas City,
Mo. and Chicago before returning
to their home.
A Fine Baby Boy: Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald w. McMoore, 424O Oakland
Av S., might easily be the parents
of the baby of the year, weight
wise that is, for their son, Jeffrey
Todd, who was born Thursday,
August 2, at st. Barnabas Hospi-
tai, tipped the scales at II pounds
B ounces. Very proud of the new
est member of their family are
Jeffrey's two brothers, Gregory
and Daryl. Maternal grandmother
is Mrs. Ruth Allen Of Minneapolis.
Paternal grandmother is Mrs.
Elsie McMoore, also Of Minneapo-
lis. Congratulations!
Visitors From New York: Mrs.
Marian McMoore Hooper and elev-
en- year old son Stephen have been
in town since July IT visiting her
mother, Mrs. Elsie McMoore and
family. Mrs. Hooper and Stephen
plan to. return to their home in
New York on August IT.
Enters Hospital: Mrs. Rosalind
Glanton, 1927 Clinton Av., en-
tered Fairview Hospital Tuesday,
August where she will undergo
surgery.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
IN MEMORLAM

In Memory of Austin D. Ford
Your memory to us is keepsake,
With which we will never part
Though God has you in his keeping
We always have you in our heart.
Noah c. Jordan, step father,
Ella Mae Shelton, step sister,
Lawrence Ford, brother, Mason
City, Iowa and nieces and nephews.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
Additional Social &
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

At Summer Home: DR.. Edward
L. Maxwell, Fisk University, Nash
vile, Tenn, arrived Wednesday
to spend the remainder Of the
summer with his wife, Mrs. Fres-
sic Maxwell at their summer home
on Lake Typo, Stacy, MINI. Mrs.
Maxwell has been here since the
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
Remains OF Lester
L. Lewis Shipped

10 ONIU TOT bWTTUT
Lester L. Lewis, 122 Hennepin
Av., age As died August 5, in his
Hotel room.
His remains were shipped to
Cleveland, Ohio, his birthplace,
on Monday, August 6.
Only known relative is his faith
er, Herbert Lewis, Cleveland, Ohio.
Woodard's Funeral Home in
charge Of arrangements.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
CARD OF THANKS

We the family of Henry Josey
wish to thank the many friends
for their kindness during Mr..
Josey's sudden death.
We especially thank Father
Louis w. Johnson and DR.. Thomas
H. johnson.
Kathryn Josey, wife, Leroy and
Ruth Haywood, Sr, Leroy, Jr.,
and Eugene Haywood.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

August "a, 1854 - President
Dwight D. Eisenhower signed into
law the Communist Control Act
outlawing the Communist Party in
the United States.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
CARD OF THANKS

GARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends who were so kind
and sympathetic during our recent
bereavement in the death of Mrs.
Irene Cowan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Cowan,
brother and sister-in-law.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
" Social Center of the South"

Air conditioned guest rooms in exquisite
decor.
. Intimate cocktail lounge and supper club
for your dining and dancing pleasure.
Spacious apartments for the entire family,
with modern cooking facilities.
Fresh water olympic-size swimming pool
in a tropical setting.
Fine food and beverages to your taste In
modern dining room with gracious service.
Air conditioned convention facilities in
ciude convention hall, studio suites, and
meeting rooms. to fill the needs of large
or small organizations.
Q Earl Grant, Decca recording star and many
other stars are being booked.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

Government st a tistic show
concern over the fact that 25% Of
American families live beyond
their incomes. Look who's talking"
Rose Meredith, Salem (West
Va.) Herald.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

apois Armory on Wednesday
morning.
Over 200 autos were in the par
ade containing officials of sub
ordinate temples and courts.
Fezzan Temple Patrol in new
uniforms made quite a hit as did
units of the Knights of Pytha-
goros, Masonic youth organization.