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Because the acvation
OF has brought names OF these new Army
before soldiers public
Bandns Public Relations Office has PREPARED the above chart
with descriptive information. the works.
Redepioyment installations
Personnel Centers which include all
listed abovethe above being Bandngs
the left is the Air Lift officially
the Green Proect. 1t handles all who from
Europe by Air Transport Command plane at Miami shutting
to Camp Handing by train and through this
Reception Station in 80 hours less quickly trains
be assembled Similar elsewhere handling flown
Alto planes through other American aports called white
Projects. etc. They do NOT handle discharges the
Atmys - Reception
from Europe ship o are
classified discharge
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JAPS FURIOUS

Continued from Page One>
pointed out, the air pressure five
miles away from the point of ex-
plosion had been sufficient to
knock down two men,se31al' i,u.
Former 81 Ambassador, ,Namura
to Washington told the Japanese
people this morning, over Radio
Tokyo, that. they must not be
mislead about the report that
Americans are hot tempered and
nervous and that they will use
atomic bombs to end the war
quickly. While that may be true
of them, he added, yet they will
carry on till they have accom-
pliShed their purpose.
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Valdez, Mrs. Ophelia Banks, Mrs.
Olga Fernandez, Mrs. l.. Gutirrez.
Miss Elsa Solana. Mrs. A. Hen
riquez, Mrs. Phil Rubin. Mrs.
Malcolm Haas. Mrs. Bernice Sac
kett, Eleanor K. Damn, Sybil
Brady, Mrs. Paul Campbell. Mrs.
E. Borges, Sylvia Webber, Mrs.
William Gates. Miss Sylvia Gates.
Betty Lucein, Corelyn Ramsey.
Sylvia Roberts. Miss Celia Betan-
court. Mrs. Flora Rueda, Mrs
Fidelia Gibson. Miss Nellie Perez,
Mrs. Olga Gonzalez. Eleanor
Walsh, Mrs. Dougia. Mccarthy.
Griselda Garcia, Mrs. John Cobo
and Mrs. Juan Borges.
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the other night and being the first

the other night and being the first
time he has tried to give play
by play description of a soft ball
game he did swell, and Martha
the other night was a scream on
the Mike, and she really was en-
joyed by many of the fans pres
ent, although others did not think
so. At least it broke the grave
yard monotony that has been
hanging around the Park for sew
eral weeks.
Betty Lou Demeritt was out at
the Park the other night after
an absence of several weeks, and
she looks fit as a fiddle and will
be ready to play in another couple
of weeks. Good for you Betty and
may that do or die spirit be with
you forever.
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THE ANSWERS
QUESTIONS ON PAGE 2

]. About 4 per cent.
2. Selling point-free meats as
cuts Tor which points are required.
3. Yes.
4. The Home Guard of 100000
civilians.
5. Yes.
o. An area in Germany, in
Guiding the Saar.
2. South Pole "a hours; North
Pole none.
.. Aerial photographers over
Germany at night.
o. 10000 miles a second.
10. Yes: General of the Arm
les" held by Gen. Pershing.
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B)CA CHICA AND
BOMBERS VICTORS
IN DiAMONDBALL
nAILY NEWS OUTFIT AND
". y. rs LOSERS IN
coNTEsTs STAGED LAST
NIGHT

Thr Boca Chica All Stars won
oser the vPB-li3 last night in
tise opcning game of the night.
% the nightcap the B-29 won
over the Miami Daily News by
Q 9 % , score.
fa the first game the hitting
of Avery featured for the winners
and Alterio and Croft for the
losers. In the field. Ladd. Raitz
and Gudcrmuth starred for the
winners and Madison, and Croft
Cor the losers. Raitz made a
wonderful play in the sixth with
bases loaded. he caught Rago's fly
in right and made a perfect peg
90 the plate 10 get McCallister
coming home.
Score: r H E
vpB-li3 $780, OO3 OO2 3 8 z o
Boca chica 400 3O3 x IL 8 3
Helms and Croft; Revitzer and
Cudermuth.
Two base hits. Alterie, Avery
and Gutermuth; stolen bases,
Eller 2. Avery /, Maddox and
neinss sacrifice hits; Laid and
Alterio: struck out by Helms 3,
nevitzer Q; walks. Revitser 6,
Helms 4; earned runs, VPB-ll3
6. Boca Chica 2.
umpires, Gibson and Far
bough. ''.'
In the night cap the playing of
Lastres was very poor and Mea-
dor st the initial ball was slow.
The Bombers got one earned run
while the news scored two. At
hat Sweeting hit three safely in
three times at bat. c. Albury hit
two out of three to lead the hit
tiers. Meador and Patterson hit
one out Of two chances to lead
the losers. In the field, Sweeting,
Parks, Albury and MalGrat played
well for the winners and Navar-
70 mas shown lots OF improve
ment For the losers, Solomon,
Girton and ]. Lewis were the
stars.
Score: r H E
d. News ----. OlOi 100 Il 1913
B-29 ------------ 2O3 100 x 6 6 4
o. Cruz and Girton;' Parks and
Sweeting.
Home run, Girton; two base
hit. C.. Albury; stolen bases,
Kerr. Albury, Sweeting and
Fitch; struck out, by Parks 5, by
Cruz 1; walks, off Parks /, off
Cruz 5; double plays, Meador to
solomon, is2o.-t AIS
Empires. Farbough and Gibson,
scorer, .Aguilar. a FiF'
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Miami Beach Juniors wy"
To Play Key West

Arrangements are being COM
pleted by the American Legion
and the City Recreation Depart
rnent to bring a team of boys un-
der the age of nineteen to Key
West for a baseball game and a
softball game. The softball game
viii be played at Bayview Park
on a Saturday night and will be
followed by a baseball game at
the Municipal Stadium on Sunday
afternoon. The use of the munich
pal stadium is being provided for
the baseball game through the
courtesy of the stadium commit
tee.
Managers Perry Mccullough
and Paul Albury are already lin
ing up the boys who will repre-
sent Key West and expect to call
practice session within a few
davei Ns.- ~ ~ 'f-t
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rHs arrays RrprpLoyMrNr srr.up
official Navy Photographs

days Temporary duty Mt home new
home expenses
prisoners abroad go 60
Stations after their visits home while others 80
assigned at the Reception station The lamp
Bandng Reception Station handles all Frdans and others
all Gls close their homes as pos
sible. Reception Stations do NOT handle discharges hs
distributed handle soldiers fairly
discharge normally taking
hours. unless they need last minute medical
cavitesl The Separation Centefa
variety counseling service jobs. CT benefits and
final
needed dispose of old CT uniforms for further
Induction Stations such that at Camp Handing
which Florida where examined TO determine
familiar
which after induction
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BULGED COAL CAR
HITS TRAIN

PHILADELPHIA, PA bule-
ed coal car sideswiped a Pitts
burgh- Philadelphia mail ard pas
scnger train near Gainesville,
Pa. breaking every window on
one side of the train and scatter
ing glass over the passengers,
mostly service men and women.
Several persons suffered minor
decorations. The accident ripped
one of the motors from the cleo
trio locomotive and damaged
every one of the seven mail and
passenger coaches,
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REGINA. -~ For FvA WaANN
Robinson of Cardsoam Amshs 49,
chuting was just roaftine aahn -
he found himself waikina ~ 4
ther mans parachute in misdMsF
The man below asked hiw ~
move off: ne was guHtmfng 80
works. Robinson was uBig aaaa 4
10 obligc--f0r the lack 81 apA ~
current was causing hls pasafilAs3F
10 collapse.
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INDIANS DOWN
| BROWNS TWICE
pErRotr TIGERS AND CHI
cAco WHITE sox DI.
VIDE TWIN BILL
especial to TAs Citizen,

NEW YORK. Aug. z. The
Cleveland Indians went to victory
over the ST, Louis Browns yes
tcrday by taking both games OF
q double header. The score in the
first game was 8 to q, with the
tally reading 8 to 3 in the second
game.
The Detroit Tigers and the Chi
cago White Sox divided a twin
bill. the Tigers taking the open
ing game, 6 to 2, with the score
in the second, in favor of Chi
cago, reading Z to 0, which was
a Shutout affair.
The following are the results
of the games played yesterday:
National League
st. Louis at Pittsburgh, rain.
Brooklyn at Boston, rain.
Only games scheduled.
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SOCIETY =:
MISS ALICIA BORGES AND WILLIAM
GATES TO MARRY HERE WEDNESDAY

were Mrs. E. Morales, Mrs. G..
Henriquez and Mrs E. Martinez.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Jack
Delaney, Miss Ellie Rae Gwynn
and Agnes Bowling. Consultations
were won by Mrs. Virginia Sol
ario and Mrs. Glorgina Angeira.
Others present were Mrs. J. r.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Juan -Borges of
1l07 Daval street, announce the
Forthcoming marriage of their
daughter; Miss Alicia Borges, to
Pfc. William Gates, u. S. Army,
of 1929 Duncan street. Key West.
The wedding will take place
Wednesday afternoon. August s
at the Star of the Sea Catholic
Church. Miss Borges and Mr..
Gates friends and families are
invited to attend.
Miss Borges is from one of Key
Vests oldest families. She grad
uated from Key West High
School in 1941.
Mr.. Gates is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gates of Key West.
He recently returned from Ger
many where he participated in
three major, battles, and is now
on 80 day leave before going to
the Pacific area. ....- --..-
Bridal Shower
Miss Borges was honored guest
at a surprise bridal shower Fri
day evening, at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Deio Cobo. The bride
to be received many beautiful
and useful gifts along with good
wishes for her happiness.
Assisting Mrs. Cobo with the
entertaining and refreshments
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Announcement has hees msaas#
of the birth Of a son yesterday -
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Milan -
the Municipal Hospital
The Milan family resides -
'5i5-C Poinciana Plate.
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ST. LOUIS. The buildings 20
the University of Virginia weae
laid out according ta q plan
drawn uD by Thomas Jcfscgsun
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CANE Faoss ENcLAsD

BROOKLYN. 49, George waAhs
ington's great grandfather. 1ssaaa
Washington. emiRraled lrosn ksaNs
land To America.
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TEMPERATURE BULLETIN
Temperature data for the n
hours ending $3.50 a. m, as report
ed by the u. S. Weather Bureau.
s Highest Lowest
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WEATHER REPORT

Key West, Fla, Aug. 7, 1945
Observation taken at $3.50 a. m.
Eastern War Time. Getty Office.)
Temperatures
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Tomorrow's Tides
Naval BaSe)
High Tide Low Tide
1888 am. 1853 am.
1855 pm. 5:28 pm.
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American League
First Game
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Eaton and Richards; HUMPHREYS
and fresh.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

MR-AApNRS NOLAN
of Shrewsbury Drive celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary
10y giving "a dinner at the DAG
last. evening White summer
flowers and llghted tapcrs in
s.ltcr cahdclabra decorated the.
table. Mrs Nolan Wotc a short
slNrled brown sheer dinner dress
and a corSage bouquet Of white
orchids.
Guests included Marcel Mar
lain. who was Mr. Nolan'S best
man AZ the wedding ceremony
- years ago Mrs, Martin, Mr..
and Mrs " G. GregOr of Flint
''r and Mrs. y. y Dirk of New
Ph,ladclphla O., VINO have been
I'M Detroit "A fcw days and are
staying 7t the Statler; Mr. and
1Ir- Edmund Nolan, ,ir. and
Nr- Charles Scott Mr. and
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Mrs. Zeder Visiting Parents

lie was in Alaska for TWO years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
David Mackie
Home on Leave

PILOT OFFICER DAVID j.
MACKTEa RCAF, IS home on
a 30-day leave with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie NackIe
gt-Gnrhett@st,reet.---.--.--.
p. O. MackipS s BRIDE the for
mer Molly Murphy Of PaiCnton.
England Will arrive in the
United States shortly and -MlL
make her home with the bride
groom'S paLcnlS-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
MIR. and Mrs. N. J. Nolan
Celebrate Silver Wedding

Mrs w. r Crawford and Mr.,
and Mrs. w. d. Schlundt
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Crawford.
Mrs. James s. King, Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond T. Perring, Mr..
and Mrs. {. b. Tuttle, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. r, X.
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. f. l..
Tyson and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
MPTtZ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

arrived from r, Movers Zcdcr s1atlonedlo
spend hCr Parrns'the Howard T. booa et
Burns
Ffrv}fuodz De fetSEnhe GradL
ated this June from Colcge.. visiting the BoodS
en- route 10 her n Picdemont. Call.
Mrs Francis NJ HALEY IIughes who has been
visiting her paents and Mrs Fred A. Hughes ot Manee
road Crosse returning today to jon her huoano 1t
(ig) HALEY, who is stationed in Washington D. CO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
PiIIons Plan Trip

Mr. AND MRS. : MES
PILLON Of the River Terrace
Will leave July IL for Nackinac
Island. where they viii remain
for a week az the Grand Hotel
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Standards 10 Move West

MR. AND MRS STANDARD have sold 'h"r house IN Wash.
ncton road Pontc july 5 viii move TO West.
vuot .
weeks have heco exciting for Mrs Siandart.,
returning 10 Detroit lhce weeks
r. q
DAVID NJ Whitney lBcfhlnc Standard have
returned from fishing Trip up BcavCr DAM
ing their house MuSkoka road .'l>e ioe
7 They viii 60 back WacrtoVn s d. for short time until
s TCaSSIEnod..
lie Alaska for two years,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Red Cross Tea
At Whittier

TIE WHITTIER HOTEL
was host Wednesday afternoon
10 The Indian Village Produce
ton Unit, Detroit ch apter,
American Red Cross, at a tea
marking the final meeting OF
the group for the year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
HoIder-LittIe BetrothaI Told

FROM MEMPHIS Tenn, news of the engagement ot
Elizabeth daughter Of Dr. and Mrs Eugene
Michel Mai Prescott Manning Little son OF the
Iosepo Dorchester road Birmingham
member League. Elvin was graduated from
School for Girls and then went 10 liolten Arms
Wellesley College,. and IN
Memphis receiving A. B. at Duke and is Cn
Omega. ,o.-. ,o , - IT,
She made her debut during the season OF ll a, an aGI
Country nlh ana
mas served as president Girls Dinner club and as vice
president Cotinn Cihand is me1hot o me no4Ia
o directors Of the Symphony Society,".
While engaged in work the Fourth FcrlNns Com
Mai Little who was stationed WIN me
Fourth FerryinC Group.in Memphis for two years.
n
tndoycr at Andoyer received his r. degree from
~
lie entered Ma tae
graduating Officers Candidate school al Nanl
Stockton Fieid
oft -sdR}}nlst ration SefNlces,,r
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Dick Dumas Returns TO Georgia

FLYING TECHNlCIAN DICK DUMAS returned yesterday
IN STSTnon following lrlouCh spent with his parents
Mr. and Mrs Paul Dumas of +. jefferson Avenue during
Nh ho had 2 vrlrl...
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

1t. and Mrs. Daniel Scott
McDuffee and their son,
Scott, have been having a
wonderful time during the
lieutenant's leave, but ne
will be on his way back to
the Pacific on Sunday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-19

Border Methodist Church Notes
Sunday, Jan. IA, was observed
throughout the city as Methodist
Union Sunday. Rev. Dennis Ny
berg, minister of Brooklyn Center
church, brought the morning mes
sage at Border on the theme "The
Snowflake" His message was well
received. The minister, Rev. R.
W. Kelley, gave the morning mes
sage and prayer at Lake Harriet
church.
The choir and minister enjoyed
a short TRIP to Excelsior Methodist
church. A large audience greeted
US and they were appreciative of
our service. A generous offering
was lifted for our expense.
Sunday morning, Jan. 81, the
minister, Rev. R. W. Kelley, will
preach "The Acceptable Year"
This is the trustee Sunday of the
month. The material needs of the
church must be met. Let US con-
slider the furnace, the parsonage
and the current needs.
Monday, Jan. %, at 8 p. M, in
the church is our monthly official
board meeting. Every officer is
urged to attend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-19

Mr.. Joseph Levy, 1896 Fourth
Ave. &c., has returned home from
Omaha, Neb., where he was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Single
ton.
Skating Party: A skating party
and buffet supper was given for
Miss Mable Doughty and her
friends by her grandmother, Mrs.
Effie Turner, 511 Emerson Ave.
No. Among the guests were Evelyn
10 Hanson, Catherine Pettiford,
Joan Boedegeheimer, Janet Aron,
Jane Niskanen, Donna Pettiford,
Beverly Yannick, Rita Cisco, Mar
Ign Miller, Frederick and Audrey,
Jr., Doughty.
Pvt. William Vaughn of Douglas
Air Field, Ariz. arrived Saturday,
Jan. 10, for a two weeks visit with
his wife, Mrs. Viva Jean Vaughn
and their two children, Billie and
Sandra Jean, COS Olson Blvd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Miller, 522
Emerson Ave. No., gave a dinner
Jan. l, in honor of their son, Sea-
man 1/c Phillip Miller of Hampton
Institute, Hampton, w. Va. Others
present were Ernest Christopher,
Thomas Langums, Harland Russell,
Eddie Withers, and Harold Turner.
Seaman Miller is now stationed in
San Francisco, Calf.
Mr.. Lewis Ewing, 1927 Chicago
Ave-, is i'll at his home.
Mr.. George Hall, 2743 18th Ave
&c., has been confined to the Swed-
ish Hospital for the past two
weeks. His condition is improved
Miss Dolores White, daughter OF
Mrs. Weller White, 943 Aldrich
Ave. No., is in Minneapolis General
Hospital for a goiter operation.
Mrs. Marcellus Matte MOsely)
Ross, sister of Mrs. Harold C.
Combs, 2435 Fourth Ave. So, ar
rived late last week from Chicago
to visit her sister and brother-in-
law. Mrs. Combs has been confined
to bed for several days suffering
with a minor throat ailment.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Jones, 290O
Portland Ave-, entertained at a
party in honor of their nephew
Alexander Jones of Boston, Mass,
Miss Louise Escue, Minneapolitan
who lives in Washington, D. c., and
Sgt. James Clardy on Monday
night, Jan. Is.
Alexander Jones who is spending
a few days with his uncle and aunt
was recently discharged from the
army.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-19

were played after which the Cobbs
served the club dinner.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson, sister of
Mrs. Eva Collins, 1858 Fourth Ave.
&c., who has been living in Los
Angeles has returned to the city
to make her home here. She is
now stopping at the home of Mrs.
Ella johnson.
Sgt. Vernon M. Gamble was in
the city for a short stay with his
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell James, 972 Bryant Ave. No.
Sgt. Gamble was returned from
overseas to enter the Birmingham
General Hospital at Van Mugs,
Calf. His wife accompanied him
here.
Mrs. Jack Rainey, 3841 Fourth
Ave. So, has returned home after
visiting her sister in Memphis,
Tenn.
Mrs. Katie Smith, 1046 Bryant
Ave. No., and her daughter, Mrs.
Marie Kirby, 522 Aldrich Ave. No.,
returned home Monday, Jan. Is,
from Clinton, Iowa, where they
visited their son and brother who
is confined at the hospital in Gin
ton. He has been overseas.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-19

Tuesday, Jan. %, at 8 p. M, the
D-Day prayer band will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Robert Nolan,
1921 Fifth st. So.
Thursday, Jan. rs, the Hattie
Dwyer Guild will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Edith Lee, 1923 Clinton
Ave.-Church Reporter.
Mrs. Victoria McClertin Of Chi
cago was a visitor in the city over
the week end. She was the house
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Johanna
Stokes, and her sister, Mrs. Norma
Beauford, 500 Aurora.
Entire Nous Meets: The Entire
Nous Club met at the home of Mrs.
Harry Nay, TOT Rondo Ave-, Tues
day evening, Jan. 16. The evening
was spent playing cards. Miss
Dorothy Ashby was the prize winer.
Miss Odessa McAdams, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Don McAdams, re-
turned to Washington, D. c., after
spending the holidays with her
parents.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-19

and Martha Kay, Minneapolis, and
Mrs. Elise Lyle, Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Effie Turner, 511 N. Emer-
son Ave-, will leave Saturday, Jan.
20, for a ten-day visit in Chicago
as the house guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Harry Streater and Miss Cecil
Jackson.
Miss Laverne Noble, 1882 Fourth
Ave. S., was hostess to a group of
her friends at skating party, Jan.
6. After the skating party the
group returned to Miss Mobiles for
dinner. Her guests included, Mar
lene Allen, Hazel Underwood, Jr.,
Earlene Kyle, Kathleen Curry,
Tonne Roach and Dorothy Ann
Stovall.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cobb, 534 Girard
Ave. No., were hosts to the Friend
ly 16 club Saturday, Jan. 10. Games
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-19


G. Hood as hostess.
Mrs. Tillie Daniels, 324 E. 14th
St., who has been confined at An
cker hospital is convalescing at her
home.
Credjafawn's Quiz Contest: After
the business meeting of the Credja-
fawn Credit Union a Quiz contest
was held. The team of "Evens"
composed of Cora Banks, Alverta
German, Lydia Jones, Jane Lee,
Frances Moore, Belle Shelton and
Earline Stokes, won over the "Odds"
who were, B. Henderson, Estelle
Luckie, Dorothy Payne, Sally Wed
dington, Martin Wellington, Eula
Taylor and Norma Beauford. The
quiz was arranged by Helen Law
renee and the examiner was
Beatrice Coleman. Miss Stokes won
the door prize. Refreshments were
served.
Sleigh Ride: The Girl Reserves
of Halle Q. Brown will invite
guests to go sleigh riding Saturday,
Jan. 81. Members of the G. RS
are: Leona Mason, Pres; Rhoda
Lyell, Secy.; Myra McAdams,
Treas, and Ermon Owens, 1. C. C.
Other members are Eula Camp,
Constance Jones, Peggy Aparicio
and Thelma Price.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-01-19

WAC Pfc. Dorothy Mackebee
(nee Dorothy MARTINI is in the city
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Martin, 927 St. Anthony.
Pfc. Mackebee was married TO
James Mackebee, a Coast Guards
man, at Staten Island, Dec. 10.
Mrs. Wayne Burrell, Minneapo-
lis, president of the Women's Aux
iliary of the Minnesota State Bap-
fist Association called a council
meeting of women at 500 st. An
thony, Friday, Jan. IL. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Fern Helm, secre-
tary; Mrs. Mary Crump, Mrs. Lydia
Brown, Mrs. Pauline Martin, Mrs.
Ursula Bolts, Mrs. W. Guthrie and
Mrs. Susie Gaylord