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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-03
CATHOLIC

Immaculate Conception Church
Rev. w. Bouchey, assistant pastor
9 a. m. Sunday, mass. sermon,
communion and bencdiction.
1915 a. m. Sunday school.
Every Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock stations of the Cross,
sermonette, and benediction.
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KANUGA STREET GOSPEL
MISSION

Kanuga street. near Hebron.
Sunday school each Sunday at
2:3O p. m., and prayer meeting
each Thursday at 1880 p. m.
Everyone is cordially welcomed
to attend all these services.
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LIBRARIAN MEET PLANNED

: MONTREAL (UP)-More than
1000 delegates from all parts of
Canada and the United States
will attend the coming interna-
tional meeting of librarians. to
be held here from June rs to
80, under the auspices of the
Library Association.
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101 CHANCES FOR R0D11

VISALIA, Calf. lUPD-A
lars had l0l chances to r& 7
ALA stores during 1893, rs'
of the police department nj
ed today. Officers repora,
found 10l doors to b9iH
houses unlocked during therIl
patrols.
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COLORED CHURCHES
ST. PAUL A. M. E. ZION


1915 a m. Junior church
service.
HOO a. m. Sermon by the
presiding elder, Rev. w. M. An
derson. Subject, Seeking Fruit
and Finding Leaves.
800 p. m.-Sermon by Rev G.
H. Lovant, pastor Of Star Bethel
Baptist church, accompanied by
his choir and congregation.
7:30 p. m.-Sermon by the pre-
siding elder. Subject. Mountain
Top Experiences"
The public is cordially invited
to attend all of our services. Come
and bring your friends.
H. A. Keaton. pastor.
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CARD OF THANKS

We thank our many friends for
their kindness during the sickness
and death of our dear husband
and father. Mrs. B. w. Albea,
J. L and J. G. Albea. 3-3-Sat-1tp
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THOUGHTS OF
A FISHERMAN
By
Ike Walton, Redivivus

eye Gods and Little Fishes"
Listen to this, from the New
York Times.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24
B. T.. Washington
Trade CIR O u p

The Cooker T. Washington Trade
Association met Tuesday evening,
November 18th at Bethel A. M. f.
Church. An unusually large number
attended DR. Scipio Murphy. one of
the leading and most successful
physicians of our group delivered
an address on "The Relations of
Health to Business He held the
keen interest OF the audience while
he told of the health problems while
manifest themselves in unsanitary
business places.
The Housewives League met at
500 O'Clock preceding the meeting
of the Trade Association. with
President Mrs Fannie b. Peck pre-
siding Mrs. Talbot presented Mrs
Wesley. who in turn introduced
Miss Ann Hutchinson supervisor of
visiting nurses She gave a very
interesting talk on the Visiting
Nurses Association" Miss Hutchin-
son then submitted to a quetion
period which brough out much val
liable Information about the visit
ling nurses and the part they play
in the health of the community
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24
w. Cross Honored At
Birthday Party

An elaborate surprise birthday
party was given In honor OF Wal
ter ross, by Miss Hattie Gardner
lat her beautiful apartment Satur-
day night. Nov. 8. The hostess
served a delicious four-course
chicken dinner. The honoree re-
ceived number of birthday
tokens.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddins. Mr.. and Mrs ID. Sim
gleton, George Miller, Eugene
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie Adams, Mrs.
Tessie Truitt, Hubert Livingston,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. C. Carter, Willard
Ulen, Miss Beatrice Toles, Mrs. j.
Woods, A. Foster, John Scarber,
l.. Cook, Mrs. C. Jordan. B,
Jnes, Miss T. Fails, J. Coley. Miss
v. Ramsey. Miss v. Clayton.
The entertainers were: Starting
Wilson, Cecil Austin, Archie Per-
son. representing the original Ace,
King and Jack.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24
M O d ern Min c e
Pie

1 GO oz.) package dry mince meat
IL cups water
Break dry mince meat into
pieces. Add water. Place over heat
and stir until all Jumps are
thoroughly broken up. Bring to
brisk boil; continue boiling for one
minute. Allow to cool. Line nine
inch pie plate with pastry and fill
with mince meat mixture. (Place
upper crust, decorated with turkey
cut-out on filled lower one and
press edges firmly together. Trim
off surplus pastry)-or-(Trim off
surplus pastry and flute edge; then
place tuckey cut-out OF pastry on
top OF mince meat.) Bake 80 min
utes in hot oven (400 degrees).
This pie may be delicious varied
by adding 2 cups drained canned
or stewed dried peaches to the pie
before baking.
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N o r r H E N D
s OCIAL " E w S
by Mrs N. L. GIL
1889 Goddard

The Ultra Modern Social Club
met Thursday. at tho home Of Mrs.
Stott, in Mitchell street. Along
with many other clubs. the are
planning surprise for the needy
this Christmas. This Is an all
ladies' Club and the members are
making a fine showing.
Friends of the Young Girls
Athletic Club will be interested
to know that the president. Miss
Grace Jenkins. will enter the
popularity contest. now in pro-
gress In Detroit. Mrs. M. L. Gil
and Miss Susie Walker are spon-
sors OF this organization OF girls.
Mrs. Nancy Gill was visitor Sat-
urday afternoon, at the home of
her sister-in-law. Mrs. M. l.. Gill.
She was accompanied by Mrs.
Archie Boston. OF Winsboro. S. c.
The ladies enjoyed an hour OF
quitting. after which they served
refreshments.
The North End Social Club is
planning unique program for the
needy children and mothers, for
Thanksgiving and Christmas. They
Will finance a half term In the
Spelman College. for Helen Nell
am. Other plans for helping are
in progress.
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Harrietta, Michigan
by Louis Douglass

Many parents in Detroit and
vicinity are interested in the well
fare OF the boys Of the c. c. c.
Camp at Harrietta. The boys OF
this group have become experts at
tree planting.
Records show that the boys
planted 123.525 trees in seven
hours. on approximately 1o2 acres.
The four fastest crews average
1896 trees per man each day. VIII
liam f. Clark, OF Detroit. was the
lead man.
The record was previously held
by Monroe Brown and Garfield
Jones. OF Detroit, former members
OF Company go They planted
I 900 trees In eight hours.
The majority OF the $50 men In
this company are residents Of De-
troit.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24
Ladies OF Rep. Club
Arrange Program

The ladies' OF the Wolverine Re-
publican Club were called togeth-
er recently 20 arrange their social
program The cub Is TO have one
business meeting month. and
three social meetings Tho bls!-
ness session will be held on the LIST
Friday night II each month. az the
clubs Headquarters. 263 r. Wa,
rem avenue.
The following officers were elect
ed.
Mrs. Marion Burton chairman.
Mrs. velma Ellie. secretary; Mrs.
Gertrude Lane. treasurer.
The following chairmen for each
night were selected: Mrs Jane.
chairman. first Friday night, as
sisting; Mrs Mamie Dean. chair
man, third Friday night assisted by
Mrs: Frances Washington and AL
freda Williams; Mrs. Jenkins. chair
man fourth Friday night assisted
by Mrs. Ada Simpson and Mrs.
Smith
Each chairman will annucnce the
program in the predicting meeting,
and the ladies expect the men to
help them support this effort. They
are asking the men for a donation
this Friday night. Mrs Jenkins
VIII announce her program. They
hope for full cooperation in hep
Ing put the program over.
Mrs. Burton. chairman; Mrs. FL
lis. secretary.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24
Mrs. Osborne Feted
At Birthday arty

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
borne. 55S Farnsworth street was
the scene OF beautiful surprise
birthday party Sunday evening,
Nov. IL. given in honor of Mrs. Os-
borne by the Big Boosters Business
Club
The members of the organiza-
ton. of which the honoree is chair
man OF the program committee,
concealed themselves in the house
during Mrs. Osborne's absence. and
when she returned. they rushed
out from each room with shouts
OF Happy Birthdays
An elaborate repast was served,
including a very pretty birthday
cake.
Mrs. Osborne was the recipient
of many lovely gifts. and her
friends wished her many happy re-
turns of the day
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24
Abatenjwa League
Holds Meeting At
Bapt. Center

The Abatenjwa League, COM
posed of ministers wives. met with
Mrs. Matte Anderson at the Bap-
tist Christian Center. Tuesday,
Nov. 10. After brief business
season., Mrs. Askew introduced
Mrs. Boyer. worker In interest
OF Negro youth. in the Juvenile
Courts of Detroit. The speaker
gave an interesting talk, pointing
out how ministers wives can help
In juvenile work. She also invited
the ladies to attend the sessions at
the court. on Nov. 20. and the in
vitation was accepted.
Mrs. Terrell also addressed the
group and suggested organizing a
Mothers Council in all the church
es. She told of the success Of the
Mothers Council of Second Baptist
Church, under the direction OF
Mrs. r. L. Brady. The members
were impressed with the sugges-
ton.
The hostess. Mrs. Anderson
RECALLED the guests with dainty
refreshments The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Crider. 1000
Marston avenue. Nov. q. at which
time the newly-elected officers
will be installed. Mrs. 8. ID. Ross
Is president
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24

Ethel Waters Young
Understudy Has
Snap Job

The job of un aerstudy to Miss
Ethel Waters is a snap, according
to Miss Maud Russell who fills
that role in "As Thousands Cheer"
Miss Russell rehearses every day.
always answers present" when
the curtain goes up but has never
appeared on the stage In the two
years that the show has been run
ming, she told friends at the Lucy
Thurman Branch Y. w. C.. A.
where she was recent guest,
Miss Waters has enjoyed such ex-
cellent health. that she has never
had as much as headache or cold
to keep her from giving a perform
ance.
Miss Russell is tall and OF
slighter build than Miss Waters,
and has a beautifully trained voice.
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House Wives League
To Sponsor Program

The Housewives League No. 5.
will sponsor a program at Bethel
A. M. e. Church, Tuesday night.
Nov. 81, at 8 o'clock. The Russell
Street Gospel Chorus will render
a few selections. Mrs. e. Beasley
will give a short skit. Miss l..
Wright, corresponding secretary,
will render instrumental solos.
The league meets on Monday
afternoons at 4219 Cameron, at
the home of Mrs. +. K. Gilbert.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Owing to the Thanksgiving holi-
day on Thursday OF next week. 1t
will be necessary for all news items
for that issue to be In the office
not later than Monday, s p. m.
Nov. 20. Please cooperate.
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OBITUARY


The late Edward f. Richardson,
$40 Medbury avenue, passed away
Oct. 23 as a result of a heart at
tack. He was born in Cayuga.
Illinois, but had resided in Detroit
for the past thirty years. He was
one of the pioneer BARRIERS of the
city.
The deceased is survived by his
widow, Edith; two sisters, Mes
DANES Ida Mansfield and JANET
Ledbetter; one brother, Frank
Richardson. of Detroit.
IRpnnment was in Woodmere
CeMhtery.
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Alice Stanton Is also continuing
her outstanding work.
Margret. Len andrews sister.
land George Trent. were married
Wednesday, a reception followed at
lthe brides home. at which several
lmcmbers OF the set were present
: l'rhe bride was the recipient OF sew
eraI showers last week.
: All members of the set are look
Ing forward 10 the annual Younger
Set Christmas party. The invita-
tons Will be given oul after
! Thanksgiving.
The third annual Fall Frolic of
the Girls Friendly Society and
brotherhood OF st. Andrews at the
| \. w. c. A November 90.
The spotlight seemed to center
on the st. Matthews Parrish Aid
Sociaty Balloon Dance. held last
Friday, evening. Many members
OF the set observed dancing amid
the multicolored ballons were:
Kathleen Coote, tripping the light
fantastic with several of the more
popular gepts-of the set; Harry
Riggs and Melba Grimes arriving
late. but soon making up the lost
TING; Norma Cocker, looking raw
ishing in a long black dress, with
Charles Davis; Harry Soloman,
escortng Bernice Brady, which is
getting 10 be habit of late:
Lillian Brown, leaving with a diff
ferent escort; Ben Davis. dancing
with very many nice looking young
ladies; Sarah Davis. leading her
escort, Kenneth Stanton. merry
chase; Billy Smith and Kathryne
Brady, enjoying them selves to
the highest; Winfred Degrasse
looking cute in cocky little hat:
James Dunbar. minus, the girl
friend; Karen Davis dancing with
Fred Austin. :. IL must be love;
Henry Anderson, looking doleful
until cute little Lorraine Moss
came along; Elaine Lewis. looking
very sweet while dancing with
Carlyle Johnson; Robert Coker,
battling TO get his coat from the
check room; Catherine Armstrong,
dancing every dance with Harry
Tapsico: Len Andrews. trying with
little success to get a dance with
Lucille Hobbs. having a glorious
time: vivienne Bass. looking very
stunning; Jesse Stewart and Alice
Cox, breaking down; Louise Moss
and Sunny Edwards, holding their
own; Mary Johnson. making a de-
lightful hostess; Bernice and
Louise Strong. having a grand
time; Evelyn Finnell. not missing
single dance; Bernard LAMAR
here and there; Evelyn Norris and
Frances Horner trying 10 get q
balloon; Jane Burton. simply for
getting who had the next dance;
Sylvester Williams without the
girl-friend: Marjorie Greenldge,
spending all OF her time with
Carol Evans: Elizabeth Green, In
the flesh; James Jones. the drug
store clerk who is making good:
Chuck Tinsley, with that famous
smile; and Jetawyn Soioman, was
there too looking as fascinating as
ever. Others seen having a delight
fui time were: Wanda and Ida Pet
tiford. Theodosia Patrick, Nora
Bell Wilson, Waldo Beck. Carolyn
Cole. Mary Jahnson. Mary Scott,
Frances and Frank Raiford. Mar
earet Matthews. Arthur Thompson.
Helen billiard. William Boston.
Continued On Page 81
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24
WEST SIDE GOLDEN KEY CLUB

The club met with Mrs. c. b.
Woudson. 1876 Frederick street,
Friday evening. Nov l6. After the
short business session. the hostess
ervod delightful refreshments.
The noxt meeting will be with
Mrs. Minnie Goolsby. 6504 Beech
wood avenue
The members Of the club went
in body to the Michigan Central
tation 10 be with Mesdames
Rochelle. Bridgewater and Jones
who carried the remains OF their
mother. Mrs. Bell Miller to Dan.
Vile. Kentucky. for burial.
Currant's Nightingales, SchilIel
Hall, 81. AubiB a. GratIof, Novem
her -DancIng-Fiiteen Cents.
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Miss Dorothy Davis was honor
ed with pretty birthday dinner.
given in her honor, Sunday. Nov.
IL. by w. A. Williams. at his resi-
dence, 2216 Brush street. Guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs Caul-
ton. Mr.. Levy Of Smile Road: Mr.
Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Howell
James Johnson, of the Republic
can Club of Cleveland. Ohio was
the guest of his brother "A. j..
johnson. 531 Vernon Highway, for
the week end OF Nov 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Soloman
OF 4463 McDougall avenue, cele-
brated their third wedding an
nivcrsary with delightful bridge
luncheon party Wednesday even
ing, November IA. The guest who
joined in celebrating the occasion
were: DR.. and Mrs l.. y. Spann,
Atty. O. w. Stewart, Or. Walter
Mack. Miss pansy Steward. Dr
and Mrs. IL. d. Shaw. Dr. and Mrs
: Knox. Mrs. Tandy. Mr.. Smith
( Mrs. j. S. stewart, Ulysses W
o BoylSin. Jetawyn Soioman. DeMar
2. and DeMaris Soioman.
a Dr. Spann and Mrs. Tandy fu
g nished the entertainment of III
: evening.
Friday evening. November Q. tn
Northeastern High School musi
department presented their thirt
annual concert to the public The
program consisted Of orchestra
band. glce club and chorus selec-
!tions.
The directors were Glen L. KEEP
linger, Laurietta Kenk and Sam
luel Emmer. Miss Frances Bremen
was the accompanist.
Fred Hart Williams will be host
to a member of out-of-town guests
attending the football classic on
Thanksgiving Day, as follows:
Hazel Hart Hendricks. a cousin, OF
indianapolis, Indiana; Emma Shaw
Hardin, and Blanche f. Shaw. OF
Chicago. Illinois; Leila and Fran
cisco Hubbard, of South Bend,
Indiana; DR.. and Mrs. William
Bailey, of Xenia, Ohio.
The engagement of Miss Fannie
Conner, 1924 st Antoine. to Vernon
Simpkins has been announced. A
tea will be given by the parents of
the bride-to-be, Nov. 81. IN cele-
bration OF the coming event.
Little Miss Valencialee Doug
lass, $50 F.. Vernon Highway. en-
tertained a small group OF intimate
Friends. Friday. Nov. rs on the
occasion OF her fourth birthday
Refreshments were served and en-
, joyed. Those present were: Helen
, and John Morris. Elizabeth Nor
man. Ralph Douglas. Leonard Nor
man, Athena Craft.
Miss Virginia Shoecraft. OF Day
ton. Ohio. spent the week end OF
Nov. 10. In this city as guest OF
. Mrs. Dicie Johnson. 673 e Kirby
. street.
Among the many Detroiters who
were delighted TO meet and hear
the Eva Jessye Choir here this
week. was our newly-appointed
patrolman. Fred Blocker. whose
sister. Mrs. Sara Blocker Dago OF
New York City is mon,her of the
famous choir.
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WITH THE
WITH THE
: YOUNGER (;lE R SET :
Dy TLYSSEs w. nuYKIN

With the approach OF Thanks
giving, come rumors OF the many
dances and parties that will fol-
low the Wilbcrforce-We Virginia
Game. Many members OF the sci
are planning on entertainini
several out-of-town guest. an
: several members OF the COLES
set are returning with mar
: friends. A list OF the guests @,
pected and parties planned wi
be published next week.
The Harvest party given by m
Junior Congrogites I'm the base
ment of the Plymouth Congrega.
tional Church. last Friday evening
was n very enjoyable one, with It's
cornstalks. pumpkins and peanuts.
which gave II a merry atmosphere.
Many members of the Younger Set
enjoyed II to the utmost. Some OF
those seen dancing and enjoying
themselves among the country set
ting were; Billie Smith. Kathryne
Brady, Sarah Davis, Victoria Nc
Call. as bewitching as ever: Paul
Smith. Elizabeth Elkins. Lillian
Brown. Hooking very sophisticated:
Norma Cocker. with William Rut-
land; Magaret Mcall. Kathleen
Coote. looking very stunning;
James Dunbar. supplying the mu-
sic; Jetawyn Soloman. with Ken
meth Stanton; Ben Davis and Hen
ry Anderson, burning up all OF the
peanuts Alice Stanton. out again;
Buster billiard. dancing In his over
oils; Elaine Skinner. having won
derful time; Robert Cocker and
Carlyle Johnson. getting about;
Ruth Jason and Bob McGruder, ar
irving late; Leo McNeal, back in
circulation again; Frances Raiford
and Edward Carson. having a nice
time; Mile Moore. dancing with
all the ladies'; Marjorie Carter. in
her seventh heaven so says George
Dunbar; Harold Stevenson and
Martha Patton. CARRIED in the good
old fashion style; Cecil Bland and
Jimmie Brook; Marcella Tandy,
Marjorie Greenidge and Evelyn
Norris; Maude Goings, announcing
the tag dance; Alexander Smith.
Alice Cox. Harold Bailor. Frances
Homer. Marion Porter. Dorothy
Miller. Lorrain Moss. Harry Solo
man. Bernice Brady. Thodoshia
Patrick. Wanda Ida June. Dorothy
and Vivian Pettiford. Stantly
Langston. Margaret Matthews,
Jane Burton. Bernard Lamar, Har-
Try Riggs, Mary Virginia Graham.
clarence Bradfleld. Robert Coker.
Earnest Fisher, Billie woodson,
Carlyle Johnson, and many others
Two surprise birthday parties
were featured last week One was
the party for Youvan Allen. given
by her mother at her home on Hol-
comb. The guests present we're:
Doris Johnson, Phillis Roberta,
Mario Harris, Vivian Bostic. S. T..
Holland. Walter Walker, Louis
Henderson, Barbara and Helen
lines. Evelyn and Helen Gary.
Carrie Thomas. Viola Scott and
William Gary. The other was given
for Roscoe and Gladys Jones OF
1886 Hartford. Nov. II. Among
those who enjoyed themselves were
Beiva Sloane. Virginia Romsey,
whitfield Reeves. Doris and Ethel
Hickman. Floyd Henderson. Lewis
Berry. Henry Paschal. Ruby
Hamilton. Bernice Bredric. Ken
meth Hath and Madeline Hath
and others
YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT 80"
Virginia Price. newcomer to
Northern High Is making a re-
cord for herself enthusiastically.
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MERRY MINERS CLUB NO. IL

The Merry Makers Club No IL
invites you 10 attend a whist par
ty. Saturday. Nov "a at 3472
Beaubien street.
Mrs Louise Mosley is president:
Mrs. l.. Smith. secretary.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24
Motor City Prepares For
Thanksgiving Festivities

Detroiters' turning their thoughts to the many
social affairs that will accompany the Thanksgiving
with keen interest centered the approac hing
football game between Wlberforce. University and
West Virginia College, which will be played here next
Thursday. Many out-of-town visitors will be in the
Motor City on that OCCASION and scores of gala social
events are being planned for their entertainments
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JOLLY LITTLE WORKERS.
GGEH

The jolly Little Workers Club
will sponsor children's bazaar.
Friday. Nov 30. at s p. m. at the
Amicatae Settlement House. 6377
Scotch avenue. The public Is invit-
ed to see the quilts and various
other articles which will be on dis
play.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

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day on Thursday of next week, it
will be necessary for all news
items for that issue to be in the
office not later than Monday, p.
M, Nov. 26. Please cooperate.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

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day on Thursday of next week. II
will be necessary for all news
items for that issue to be in the
office not later than Monday, 5 p,
M. Nov. 26. Please cooperate.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Orr, 600
Alfred street, announce the ar
rival OF seven-pound boy. born
Nov. IA.
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