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Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15

downc. Pa. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Dukes.
Kendall Noble WAS the dinner
guest on Sunday of Victor Town
send.
1t. and Mrs. Frank Stipc and
children. Joe and Carol, OF near
WASHINGTON. II. c.. will be at Beth
any Beach Tor the summer sun
day their We're callers with Mr.. and
Mrs. &. II. Townsend and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph c. Steele
Mrs Carl Lekites. Jr.. and dau&h-
ter. Jean Ellen of Bethany Beach.
We're Sunday afternoon callers on
her husbands parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Lekitcs.
Mrs. Nettit Hooker is spending Il
week at Rehoboth Beach with her
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
X. Hooker. Jr.. and son. Jimmie.
Mrs Edna Tuschhof is visiting
her children in Salisbury. Md. This
week.
Mrs. Harry IT, Dukes. Il'.. and lit
Tie Miss Nancy met 1t. Harry IL
Dukes. Jr.. in Wilmin2ton. on We'd
nesday. June L. On their way hom,
they stopped for a few minutes visit
in Wyoming with their eramdmoth-
cr. Mrs. Matte f. Townsend. thcr
on to Millvillc 10 father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Dukes. Miss
Grace Dukes came from the l'ni
vcrsity Of Delaware on Thursda!
morning to see her brother. remain
ing until Monday morning bcfor,
returning to Newark.
1t. J. G.. Charles l.. Martin an,
Mrs. Martin are stationed now Il
Charleston, s {. Mrs. Martin i
The former Miss Kay Hickman
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
OCEAN VIEW

There will hc Sunday School.
followed by preaching at II o.
clock, at Bethel Methodist Church
on Sunday morning. The Childrcn's
Day exercises will be held at Beth
el. on Sunday evening. June 18th.
The Christian Church will hold
their Children's Day service ON
Sunday evening. June 24th. The
Daily Vacation Bible School will
commence this week at the christ
ian Church and continue for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hall enter
tanned at dinner ON Sunday. Mr..
Ollie James and son and dauehtcr-
ln-law. Mr.. and Mrs Ronald James
and daughter of Nillshoro and MIR.
and Mrs. Warrie Turner of Ocean
View.
The Missionary meeting of the
christian Church will hold their
covered dish supper at the home of
Mrs. Blanche Williams at Clarks-
Vile, Thursday evening of this
week, $50 o'clock. Mrs Pcrina
Townsend was in charge of the
program
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Holt had
as their dinner guests ON Saturday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dukes
ST., Mrs. Walter BranfOrd and
Lieutenant Harry H. Dukes Jr..
and daughter, Nancy of Nillville.
The Daily Vacation Bible School
will begin at Bethel Church on
Monday morning. June 18th.
Mrs. II. Mary Cropper and
grandson Billy Pusey of the L. :.
Army at Fort KI9X. Kentucky,
Miss Florence Naill Of New Win
! sOr, Maryland. Miss Naomi Work.
man and MIR. Calvin Quillcn of
Ocean City, Maryland and MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Lee OF Philadelphia
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George G..
Keen last week.
On Friday Mrs. Marting returned
home after nursing Mrs. George
! Keen. who has returned home from
Beebe Hospital with their young
daughter. Mary catherine.
Mr.. John Leidv who has spent
several weeks in the Naval Hospi-
tai in Philadelphia accompanied
his wife, Mrs. I.cidy and seq, Jack
to his home here. Mr.. Leidy is
very much improved.
Kenneth Turner was given q
birthday party on his 10th birth
day, to several of his boy friends
at the home of his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Joshua Turner.
Master David Ellis has recovered
from an attack Of pneumonia.
Sergeant Lloyd DcrrickS0l
writes to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Horace DerrickSOn that he ha,
been promoted while overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Puscy visited
their daughters in Pcnnsylvani;
and New Jersey.
Mr.. Mcintosh is visiting Rcvc
rcnd and Mrs. +. e. I.ouhoff. at tn,
Methodist Parsonage. He is tn,
father OF Mrs. Louhoff.
Mrs. Raymond Banks of New
Jersey has been Visiting Mr.. ant
! Mrs. Joshua Banks.
Mrs. Norman T.. Calhoun has re
turned from visit with relative
i'll Philadelphia
Mrs. Dcnnard CampbclI and hab
of Carlisle, Pennsylvania have bee
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Murra
the lattcr's sistcr-in-law.
Warrant OFFICER. I.inw0ud Evan
Jr., of California accompanied hi
wife here for a furlouGh with hi
wife and son. at the home OF par
CntS. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer Hooker.
The 1ith commencement cXcrcis
of the Lord Baltimore High Schoo
took place on Tuesday. June ), a
$ p. m.
Professor Wanglcr, Supcrintcnd
ont, was presented with a gift q
500. in behalf of the class for tn
bCautitiCatiOn of the school ground!
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15

a rising vote of thanks for the un-
tirinG and pCrscrvcring work ac-
compliShcd in the years she has
served as secretary and treasurer.
MIR. and Mrs. George IL. Town
send and Rev. and Mrs. +. c.
LOuch0ff were Sunday afternoon
callers at the home of MIR. and Mrs
Rnlnnd WrSt
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
THE $1,000 QUESTION

When members of Country Cen
tlcman's Youth Forum were asked
what they would do if given a
thousand dollars TO spend for the
benefit of the people in their COM
munity, nearly sixty percent of the
boys and girls in 279 counties.
coast To coast. felt that more and
better equipped places for rccrca-
tion topped all other needs.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moore of
Lynch's Heights were entertained
on Sunday by his brother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
j. Moore
Next sunday evening. June I7th
Il Fathers Day program will be
presented AT Church. Mr. Walton
simpson of Camden will be the
speaker and there will he special
music
Mrs. Thomas L. Moore has re-
'ciNcd word that her brother. Pri-
Vat" Robert Clutt of Wyomin4.
who Was reported missing since
january 1914. has been released
from It German prison camp.
Caesar Rodney commencement
en- Monday evening wound up
school activities until after the
summer vacation.
Private !. W. Roe who is suffer
lnG from the results of frozen fee;
from exposure in Germany last
winter is spending Il 50 day fur
IouSh with his wife at Dover and
his parents. MIR. and Mrs. l.. l.
Roe.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
BETHEL

Mrs. Harley &. Hastings and
daughter Iris were the guests Sat
urday in Philadelphia.
MIR. charles +. Arho9dSt was the
week end guest of his father and
mothcr-in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs. Uric
smith. His wife and daughter ac-
companicd him back after spend
in2 the week here with her par
cnts
Lieutenant Earle II. Allen re-
turned home Tuesday after being
interned in a German prison camp
tor nine months. Lieutenant Allen
was Il BOmhardier on a BIZ when
shot down over Alhinia last July.
The C0unt-Ou-Mc club met at
the home of Mrs. Laura Williams
Cn Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Louis cain of Wilmington
was a mid-week guest of her
mother Mrs. Laura Whcatlcy. who
accompanied her home for a few
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey spence. MIR.
and Mrs. cecil Wrieht. Mr. and
Mrs. Rodney I.arrim0rc. and MIR.
and Mrs Ely COrdrcy were week
end guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Bell at their cottage in Rcho-
hGth Beach.
Lieutenant Earle Allen and
daughter. Linda were guests Sun
day of the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Allen in Laurel.
Private James C0rdrey of the
New Castle Army Air Base spent
the week end here with his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cord
TtY.
Mrs. Julia Moore. Mrs. Priestley
Wheatley and Mrs Ethel Otwcll
were visitors in Washin2ton. u. e.
ever the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. I.anniS Ric2in OF
Wilmington were guest Sunday OF
the formers mother. Mrs. Alic,
Ri@9in.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Powell anC
mother. Mrs. Lidie Powell from
FrankfOrd visited Mr.. and Mrs
James VI. Evans on Sunday even
ing.
The - members of the gradu
ating class were as follows: Geo
Albert Wharton, president: Hannal
Parsons. vice president. and alst
valcdictOrian; Grace Robinson. sec
rotary; Margaret Quillcn. treasur
cr; Alvin Bunting, who is in tn,
|. ). service; Lloyd Daiscy. Ell;
Mae Hudson. Mary Hooker. tn,
salutarian; Linw00d Marvel. Mar
lam Marvel. Ruth McCabc. Wilmc
POWELL Lille Robinson. Rutl
Steele, Jack Townsend, Vernon
Truitt, I. 5. Navy; Gladys Tyre
Frank Way. Allcna West, Isaa,
West, Bobby Wharton, Linda viii
liams. Grace Wingate. George Al
bert Wharton, L. S. Army
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
MILLV!LLE

This Sunday Will be local Sunday
at IN" Methodist Church. The
Chlldr"n' Day Service will be held
Sunday evening. June 2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Townsend en-
tertain"d Al dinner on Sunday. Rev.
and Mrs. {. F. Louhoff and Mrs
Louhott' $ father who is visiting at
the parsonage.
Elmer Murray is home with his
family Tor Il few days while their
son. Elmer MuIary. Jr. in the ser
vice. came from Norfolk. Va. and
spent Il furlou2h at home.
Mrs. George r. Townsend. W no
has been i'll for several weeks. is
again able to he out. Her Sunday
evening callers We're MIR. and Mrs.
William Barnett.
Mrs, Horace Evans was recent
visitor in Philadelphia.
Nr. and Mrs. |. r. Wiley spent a
few days last week at East Lans-
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
Soth WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

MI. and Mrs. Jesse J. Brittine-
nam celebrated their fiftieth we'd
dlhg anniversary on SATURDAY. night
May 70, at their home near Mills,
borO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brittingham wero
married by Rev. Mcfarland ON Nv
20, 1898. BY this union thcrn ,ynro
fourteen children. thirteen of vrbor,
are still living and are as follows.
Herman. of Milton: John and Mol
YIN. OF MillsbOro; Roy. of Laurel.
Hiram. of Chester. Pa. How'd rs
Laurel; BOnard. of Georgotov.,.
Mrs. Flo Rust of Wilmington. NIrs
Myrtle WOOtten and Mrs. Cla,..,
Rust. of Millsboro: Mrs. pna,.I
Freebure, of New Castle; Mrs. UcI-
en- Jefferson, of Laurel. and Mrs
hhou% Cordrey, of Milton. Also 20
gfandchlldren and nine proat-
grandchildren. Mr. Brittineham has
always been a prosperous lumbor-
man and farmer. The occasion vas
very beautiful. There wcrn civ
ministers as follows: Rev. Wheat
ley of Blades, Rev. Mills of Stock
ton, Md. Rev. BeCkwith of Mills
boro: Rev. O'Neal of Greenwood
and Rev. Wilkins of Gumboro and
Rev. Elliott of Milton. all of whom
gave a very interesting address to
the aged couple. The Millsboro
quartet. made up of +. c. RYAN
Laverty Steele Frank Wood and
Raymond Rust entertained with
many beautiful numbers. There
were approximately one hundred
1Orty people present. Refreshments
were served. The two received
many beautiful gifts and one other
surprise of the evening was given
when Mr.. and Mrs. Brittingham
presented to each of the children -
$1,000 war bond. A very beautiful
poem was composed and read bv
Rev. {. +. Wilkins. a nephew. Mrs
Mllls also rendered many musical
numbers. The poem follows:
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10
News With Crews
By EMMA CREWS
Twin City News, Thirty-twO Years Ago
CTWIN CITY STAR, October 8, 1879


The members of Zion Presbyterian
worship 1913 The following ministers will Off
Hope church, Harry Noble church,
MCasn Evangelist ST. Paul Minneapolis Presby
D. Dayton Avenue
Camp, Pastor invites the public.
Mrs Eug rene Bemid Mnn visiting
Mr. Radd Cannon Fire Department improving
serious illness under DR.. Browns
vngar reception their residence
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Peters, the newyweds
Rev. Jackson has been assigned the pastorate at St. Peters
church.
The Big Three: Mesrs Southa Edw Pitkin Robt
Glenn successfully their Every Thursday Night
at Arcade Hall are again please who attend"
Eliza the last survivor three sisters who with
Negroes Goodrich
G. Goodrich president Rapid Company
brought Minneapolis Kentucky nearly half century ago. died
and was buried Sept 81 in Lakewood cemetery
NAACP meeting held Sept % in the offices Dr. H.
Rdd for the organizing local branch the National
citation for the Advancement of Cored People organa
perfected Those Gale Hyer Chairman
Secretary F. Hale Dr. R. s. Brown r. Robinson
Butler Ralph Watson M Smith, John H. Allison NJ MDew,
Dr. Wright Dr. H. Redd Rufus Skinner, Will M Smith, Louis c.
Vale and Charles Sumner Smith.
Dr. Waldo Turner lost in the wds of the Northern part Of
the for twenty four hours.
Place Go-MECCA ICECREAM PARLOR- Aurora
Avenue.
Chapman Springfield Ohio, mother
Tbbs and Will Green and the Richard and
Chapman Cloak home after spending
the past two months in the city.
at Pilgrim Baptist church
of the Sunday School, presenting Mr. George W.
Garner, the tenOr-robusto of Chicago, ILL.,
Hunting: Mr. John hunting Benson,
baggd the limit bringing home quantity prairie chickens
and ducks.
High will issue call for the meeting of the
Social and Literary Society," of which she is president.
Teacher Miss Myrtle Mae Williams of Edmund Street
Augusta where she will duties
teacher of music at Paine college.
Hotel walters baseball defeated the CARING
team Tuesday at Lexington.
Olive of Carroll Avenue attending
versity studying Pharmacy.
Dr. John French has located St. Paul opened dental offices
in the Kendrick Block.
The members the T. wearing their
pins.
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Theresa Roy
WEEDS Tulmuge
C. Curev

Before an altar banked with
ferns and gladiolus, Miss Theresa
Ray, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Williams, 6O8 St. Anthony,
st. Paul, became the bride of Mr..
Talmage G. Carey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Talmage B. Carey, 3704 9Th
Ave. &c., Minneapolis, Wednesday,
Aug. 8, at 700 p. m. Rev. Jerome
Luger, rector, performed the cere-
mony, at st. Peter Claver church.
Mrs. Rosamond johnson sang "Ave
Maria" accompanied by John Whit
tacker, at the organ.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her step-father, William
Williams, wore a white satin gown,
with a regal train, long sleeves,
with insets of lace at the neckline,
and on the sleeves, extending to the
elbow. Her long veil fell from a
coronet of seed pearls, and she
carried bouquet of red roses and
white gardenias.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Jessie
Shoffner, and the maid of honor,
Miss Marjorie Thompson, were
gowned in pink brocaded satin.
The bridesmaids, Miss Pauline Ray,
sister of the bride, and a cousin,
Miss Catherine Jane Hopkins, wore
yellow and blue brocade satin
gowns, with poke bonnets to match,
long white gloves, and pearl neck
laces. The two tiny flower girls,
Theresa Ann and JOANNA Maria
Hartshorn, in long white organdie
with yellow and blue underslips,
and tiny rosettes at the neckline,
carried baskets of flowers.
The best man was Oscar New
man, with Boyd Crawford, James
Brown, and Foster Brown, as
ushers.
Immediately following the mar
riage, a reception was held at the
Sterling club, from 500 to 1000
p. m. The club was decorated with
hydrangeas, roses, gladiolus, and
candles. Approximately two hun
dred people attended. A midnight
supper, for the bridal party, given
by the groom's parents, was held at
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey left Thursday
on wedding trip of three weeks, to
Chicago, ILL.,, and Washington, D. C,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Gutherie, 81
St. Anthony, recently returned
from a trip to Kansas City, Mo-.
and Gardner, Kansas. While in
Kansas City, they. were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Gutherie
2517 Florida Avenue. They also
attended the Missionary Baptist
Sunday School Training Union
Congress of Missouri held in Kan,
sas City, at Paseo Baptist church.
the Rev. D. A. Holmes, pastor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10

bump into you.
Belated birthday greetings to
Leona Mason.
The city seems to be overlooking
with strangers.
Gertrude Gardner looked stun
ming, Sunday. Her new hair-do is
so becoming.
Saw Norman Carter, David Allen
and a couple of other boys, cruising
around the city, Sunday. All look
ing so fine.
Gladys Hobbs looked pretty, Sun
day, in her beautiful figure-flatter-
ing, lime green and yellow dress.
see Shirley Terrell is looking
much better, after her long illness.
The Magistrate club, at Halle,
will hold its meeting every We'd
nesday.
Birthday greetings to Verlene
Price.
Correction! The birthday party,
last week, was given in honor of
Eunice Price, instead Of Loretta
Davis.
guess that ties it up for this
week.
See you around.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10
Social and Personal
Q ST, PAUL, q

Lieut.. GlendOra Moore, Of the
WACs, stopped in the city, Friday
and Saturday, August 8 and 4, en-
route back to New York from Los
Angeles, California. While in the
city she was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Mitchell, 329 N. St.
Adams.
Engagement: Mrs. Carrie Powell,
697 Carroll, has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter, Correne
Powell, to Mr.. Carl Herbert Griffen,
of 667 w. Central, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Griffen, Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.. Griffen is the brother of
Corporal Ollie Griffen, stationed in
New Guinea.
Vacation: Mrs. Henry Pyrant
(nee Georgia Akins) of Chicago,
ILL.,, is spending a weeks vacation
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkins, and her sisters, Mrs.
Beatrice Jones and Mrs. Edna
Chambers. She will leave Thursday
night for home. A reception was
given in her honor.
Birthday Party: Judith Jones,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jones,
celebrated her sixth birthday,
Tuesday, July "a, with a birthday
party, to which ten little guests
were invited. Many beautiful gifts
were received.
Dinner: On Thursday, August 2,
Mrs. Anna Thomas and Mrs. Ger
trude Boldly, 594 St. Anthony, en-
tertained at six o'clock dinner for
their out-of-town guests, Mr.,
Alfred L. Tripplett, of Keokuk, Ia,
and Mrs. Maude Wyatt, of Des
Moines, Ia. Other guests were
Mrs. Florence Mills, Mrs. Lilly
Stovall, Mrs. Jesse Bonner, and Mr..
John Newcomb, of Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10

d III e s, waiter GEORGLA
Stone, Nelson Mccoy, Katherine
Robinson, Pat Cartwright, Francis
Morris, Willie Brown, Ventress
Jackson, Helen Peoples, James
House, Leola Graham, Janet Arm
strong, etc.
The Halle Sadie Hawkins dance
was pretty hard. Some of the
many I caught glimpses of were:
Francis Morris, Loretta Davis,
Doris Escues, Carmen Allen, Janet
Armstrong, Pat Cartwright, De-
lores Brown, Leola Graham, Pearl
Williams, Phyllis Mays, Joyce
King, Helen Peoples, Virgella Har-
per, Pauline Ray, DeNorris Err
wing, Carl McDaniels, LaRohn
Latimore, Leonard Powers, Ernie
Johnson, Bill Grimes, Willis Reed,
Nathan Barnard, Ira Robinson,
Clyde Williams, Harold Curruthers,
James Cook, John Gardner, Philip
Faisom and many, many others.
Joe Terrell who is now in the
Navy, is visiting St. Paul for a
couple days. He really looks fine
in his uniform.
Surprise, surprise! Handsome.
Billy Mccoy was home on a three
day pass. He presented lovely
Leona Mason with a lovely ring for
her birthday. Leona was telling
me how surprised and happy she
was to see Billy. It was her best
birthday present.
Well, if you've read this far, you
should know by now, who the couple
of the week is. Yes, how'd you
guess it? The couple of the week,
is none other than Leona Mason
and Billy Mccoy.
I suppose all of you hard ones are
going to the dance, Saturday, at the
Wheatley. If so, I'll most likel
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10

Aug. 16-Mrs. Roxie Harris, SOS 1glehars;
Earline Neil, 726 st. Anthony; Robert =.
Jones, 661 st. Anthony; Sadie Ellis CARR
son, 500 st. Anthony. Aug. 1T-Maureen
Coleman, 587 w. Central. Aug. Is
Della Lillard, 636 st. Anthony.
Taystee Salesman Back on Job
Dave Danielson, Taystee bread
salesman, 402 North Lexington
Avenue, who has been absent from
his delivery route for nine weeks
because of illness, is back on the
job.
81 am happy to return" Dave
said this week. eve imagine the
many local Taystee bread GUS
toners are pleased, too.)
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The table was decorated with a
centerpiece of garden flowers.
Luncheon: Mrs. Agnes Wilson.
$50 st. Anthony, entertained at a
luncheon, Monday, July 80, honor
ing Mrs. Maude Wyatt, of Des
MONIES, la. Her other guests were;
Mrs. Anna Thomas and Mrs. Ger
trude Boldly.
Dinner Guests: Rev. and Mrs
H. C. Boyd of Minneapolis had as
their dinner guests, Tuesday, July
81, Mrs. Maude Wyatt and Mrs
Gertrude Boldly.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. R. H
Moore, 419 Sherburne, have as their
guests, Mr.. Moore's brothers, Simon
and Archie Moore, of Seattle, Wash
Mrs. lola Bruce, of Seattle, Wash.
is also visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
en- route to Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Lilly StOvall, 3741 4th Ave
&c., entertained Sunday, July 20, ir
honor of Mrs. M. Wyatt, of Des
Moines, Ia, and had as her other
guests, Mr.. John Newcomb anG
Gertrude Boldly.
Mrs. Cudellus Jackson, $40 st
Anthony, had them as her dinner
guests, Tuesday, July "a.
The Pragmateia Club met at the
Halle @. Brown, Friday, Aug. 3
Miss 1. Myrtle Garden talked to the
girls on office decorum. The girls
have made arrangements for 6
mimeographing demonstration al
the A. B. Dyck Company, Friday
Aug. II.
Mrs. Thelma William of Texar'
kama, Tex, was the honored guest
at family reunion and 18th wed
ding anniversary celebration of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, 685 Car
roll Ave-, at their home, Monday
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10

Visitors to the st. Paul office this week
Alice jackson, Mrs. A. NJ. Jackson ant
George Brooks, Jr.
Birthday greetings in st. Paul: Aug. ]
Mrs. Juanita Nelson 681 st. Anthony
Avenue. Aug. 18-Michael Robinson, 79(
st. Anthony; Mrs. Idell Patton, 954 St
Anthony; Joseph Jackson, $40 st. Anthem
Aug. 14-Miss Annabelle Jones, 914 Fulle
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10

OdIIS DldIlu ait
Myra McAdams
Aug. 2, was quit
a success. Those
pre- S e n t were
Skippy Wilson
La Rhon Lati.
more, Paul Ray
Duck Calendar
Gene Goss, Percy
Zachary, Miltor
Combs, Edward
Tono &c Wolfa,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10
Teen Age
Chatter
Nv Genrpia Russell

Here 1 am again bringing you
the latest happenings of the city.
The hay ride given by Betty
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10

Aug. 6. Cocktails and canape'
were served the guests while they
played games. Mrs. William and
Mrs. Mitchell have been friends
for many years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-08-10
You Nice People!

The editors and Woodworking
stats of the Spokesman-Recorder
papers appreciate your patron
age and your loyal cooperation
in the past eleven years. We love
every one of you nice people, but
you'd make US very, very
happy
. if all social items contained
COMPLETE NAMES of host,
hostess and guests, SPELLED
CORRECTLY;
. if the DATE of each event
was given in clear, legible writ
ing;
. if news was called in or mailed
in EARLY IN THE WEEK;
. if DESCRIPTIVE terms such
as delicious lunch," or "sump-
tuous repast" were not includ-
ed. We don't have space for the
fancy decorations.
. if you say you don't want
your name in the paper, you
wouldn't get mad when it's left
out!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23

says the V-Mail letter
Mrs. Raymond j. Van Wagner, j
(right) is reading. It's from her
husband, an Army Check Pilot,
stationed halfway round the gloE
when men notice clothes as Ray
does" says Mrs. Van Wagner,
"a girl soon learns to keep things
color bright and trim. baby my
nice washables-and the children
in gentle Ivory Flakes!"