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The Nome nugget., 1946-12-24
NOmeites Around The World

Andy Nylen formerly of Nome and Solomon recently celebrated his 86th birthday at his home in Seattle.
 Milton O'Farrell has bakery truck of his own now in Seattle and his younger brother Frank O'Farrell is working for the Seat tie Hardware Go.
 Frank Kern, former Nomeite and his wife of three months have home on Mercer Island, near Seattle.
 Emil Johnson is working for the Olsen and Wing ship building Go. in Seattle.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Allen have a home in Kirkland where Fred is salesman for intercommunication systems. Their son Ray is mar ried, living in Seattle where he works for the Armour and Go.
 Gene Marks recently discharged from the army as T/Sgt. to- gether with two other Servicemen has started an asphalt road build ing company, known as the Marks, Kennedy, Lytle Construction Co.,, are are busy on a contract near Bellevue, Wash.
 Bud Slack is now owner and operator of the Totem Drive Inn near Everett, Wash.
 Curley Boulanger is building a home at Angle Lake.
 Guy Satterlee is now a butcher for shop in Georgetown, Wash.
 MT. and Mrs. Al Gawne are liv- ing in Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde Glass, for merly of Council, Alaska, spent the summer in Cantwell, Alaska, where they have been drilling this summer. Next year they plan to put in a dredge.
 MT. and Mrs. Bob Eaton and their two children live in Tacoma Bob owns his own garage now on the highway which is called the McCord Field Garage.
 Floyd Frazier is now the owner of the Modern Excavating Co.,, and is also president of the Sound Flying Service.
 Bill Kelsey, Horace Kelsey and Jack Humling, all former Nome ties, have organized a company called the Capital Construction Co. They are busy building c. I. homes. They have already con- structed 68 homes and have many more under way.
 Mrs. William Maloney who lives in Oakland, is reported much inn proved after spending several weeks in the hospital
 Several former Nomeites are prominent in the San Francisco Sourdough Association. Fay Del gene is End Vice President, Harold Dill is Secretary, Pearl Van Sickle is business manager. Thelva Caul- kins and Mrs. Gene Kell are ac- tive committee workers.
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WELL BABY CONFERENCES TO BE HELD

The Territorial Department of Health wishes to announce that the We'll Baby and Preschool Con- ference will be held every End and 4th Friday of each month. The conference will be held in the City Hall during the hours of l pm. to 4 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-24
GREETINGS

The BERINGSEA CLUB extends a Christmas Greet ing to all its members, and Tom and ferries will be served from 2 to , o'clock on Christmas Day. Also, make plans for the big New Years Eve party.
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

Christmas-Masses: Midnight( ad-
 mission by ticket only).
 7:30 a.m.-All are welcome.
 We regret that the size of the Church does not permit us to ex- tend general invitation to all, to attend Midnight Mass on Christ mas Day. Admission will be ticket only.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-20
ANTON IngoNe:
Dono

Inzenir Ivan Doric Sc je po
stiriletnem izgnanstvu vracal do
NOV. Prihajal je IL Srbije. Nj
mogel docakati transporta, pri-
skrbel 81 je potrebne istine in
| Sc napotil sam. Mostovi 50 bill
Sc poruseni, tracnice razkopane,
pogosto je moral prestopati;
voznja je bila dolga in naporna.
Vendar Doric nj bill nestrpen,
nj godrnjal in ne sitnaril. &c je
bilo lie malo udobnosti, Sc je ce-
10 zamaknil v prijetne misli.
| Koncno je vendar konec! Vra-
ca Sc domov. Cd omega dne, ko
SO ga gestapovci potegnili il po-
stelje in odpeljali v mariborske
zapore, je minilo toliko tezkih
Itednov in mesecev, minila SO
dolga stiri leta. Najprej tabori.
See, potem vec kakor tri leta
mucnega zivienja v majhni srb.
ski vasi pod visokin1i planina.
!. mi. Vec kakor tri leta je obdelo
val zemljo kot navaden della.
vec, kosil in oral, mlatil in obi
! raj koruzo, pozimi pa sekal dr.
va, namesto da bi sedel "a svo
/ io risalno desko in delal nacrte
| "a prostorne in svetle hise. Da
. lahko bi bill tudi v okupirani Sr
biji delal naerte, lahko bi stano
val v mestu in prejenal visokc
place, toda inzenir Ivan Dorie
ST je takoj prvega dne okupacije
rekel, da ne DO delal "a okupa
torje in njihove pomoenike. Tel
svojih besed Sc je dosledno DIR
zal VISA stiri leta, ceprav je bile
tezko, pogosto tudi nevarno. Ia
koj po osvoboditvi Srbije pa je
odSel v mesto kot inzenir in de
lal nacrte "a stavbe, XII jih je
porusil sovraznik.
Zdaj Sc vraca v osvobojeno do
movino. Vraca Sc samozavestno
Sal nj umazal svoje narodne ca
sti. Okupatorju nj pomagal, I
njegovimi stevilnimi pomoenik
nj sodeloval.
Inzenir Ivan Doric je med pot
jo razmisljal O svojem zivljenjr
zadnjih stirih let, cato mu voz
MIA nj bila naporna in tudi nj
dolgocasna, zato nj bill nejevo
lien, &c je moral veasi ure ir
ure pes ali S kamionom po razri
tt cesti. Sal Sc vendar vraca do
NOV, da prejme zasluzeno pri
znanje "a svoje trpljenje, "a svo
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1Nekaj Sip je popokalo, to je

aNekaj Sip je popokalo, to jel
|vse."
Znanec, vessel, da ga je prvi'
|srecal, mu je zacel ma dolgo pri-
povedovati, kako je bilo med
'okupacijo. Doric je ze hotel
|vprasati, kako je pri njih donna,
toda zbal Sc je odgovora, zato Sc.
je kratko poslovil in nadaljeval
lpot proti domu. Oh prijetnern
jutranjem soncu je magic stopal
med zarocimi psenicami in Sc
lestecimi koruzani. z njiv in
travnikov so ga knetje glasno
in veselo pozdravljali. Njihova
Iubeznivost ga je presenecala.
Blizu vasi je srecal soseda.
Moeno Sc je postaral, hodil je
odlocno, in zadovoljno Sc je
smehljal.
Isl le prisel. Sno ze mislili,
da te ne bo. Potreben bos do
mu!" ~
Doric je vprasal po domacih.
Sosed je pomoleal, potem pa
odgovoril pocasi, skoraj slove-
sno: "Vasa hisa je mnogo pre-
trpela. Matt te tezko caka. Stopi
hitro!"
| Doric je Sci mimo prvih va
Skin his, ne da bi jih videl. ze
lie stal ma domacem dvoriscu.
tLjubeee je objel rojstno hiso:
vse je bilo kakor pred vec kot
stirimi lett, ko je bill zadnjic do
ma. Sc nekaj korakov in bill je
v prednji sobi.
Ia mizo pri oknu je sedela
matt. Niti slisala ga nj, ko je
vstopil. Bila je zatopljena v ca
sopis. Sin je "a trenutek obstal
ma vratih in nepremicno gledal
.svojo mater; osivela je, poteze
~ obrazu so postale trse. - Sc.
lie cez trenutek Sc je zganil in
stopil proti niei.
! "Mati!"
Matt Sc je dvignila. Nj Sc mo-
gla takoj zbrati, sele cez cas- je
snela naocnike in Sc pognals
prot sinu. "
"Ivan!" :
Ko Sc je razjokala ma njego'
viii ramenih, ga je peljala k mi:
ri, ga bozala po rokah in mu
.govorila besede, XII sta jih ra;
zumela samo onadva. Potem sc
je odtrgala cd MEGA in mu pri.
nesla kruha in vina. VISA zmede
ma cd srece ga je vprasevala
kako je potoval, kako je zivel
! kako je z njegovim zdravjem
Dalje ma 6. stranD J.
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je zadrzanje zadnjih let. Kmalu
bo videl svojo rojstno vas in lc-
gel v hladen sn1rekov gozd, XII
Sc razprostira onstran potoka.
Potem bo Sci Y mesto k Zori.
Vselej, kadar je prisel v raz-
mislanju do Zore, je zasencii
njegove svetle misli temen
oblak. 49,.
Kako je 2 Zorro? Vec kakor le-
to dni ze nj dobil cd ME nika.
kega sporocila. Ali je Sc vedno v
pisarni tistega gradbenega pod.
jetja, kjer je pred vojno delal
tudi on in kjer sta Sc spoznala?
Podjetje je takoj prve dni oku.
pacije prislo v neinske roke in je
yes cas- gradilo bunkerje in stra.
zarnice. Zadnja leta je nekaj.
krat prosil Zoro, maj pusti to
sluzbo. A vselej ga je zavrniia,
, ces da ne more drugam. Zakaj
ne more? Sc je vpraseval. Zdaj
Sc je bal, da je morda ze zazna.
movana kot okupatorjeva sode'
lavka. Kaj mu hoce taxa zaro
cenka?
Skrbelo ga je tudi, kako je z
domaeini.. Pred letom, ko je do
bill poslednje pisno, je bilo Sc
vse dobro. Oce in matt sta bils
donna in jima nj bio mar dru
jgo kakor nujno posestvo, pray
tako sestra Anica. LIE brata 10
zeta SO ze pred -dvema letoms
vpoklicali v nemsko vojsko. Cd
Sci je ma vzhodno fronto, MEN
nj glasu. Ali Sc je do konca bori
ma neinSki strani, ali je ze davne
Ipadel, ali pa zivi v ujetnistvu;
In kaj je njegovim najstarej
Sim bratom Tevze,n? Pred lie
tom je Sc bill donna. Toda zadnjt
leto SO hitlerjevci vladah Sc ;
vecjim terorjem. Morda so 6;
lprisilili v vojsko, morda je pre-
wei kako funkcijo " domaci va
Isl? Morda Sc je uklonil tudi oee
i1aorda so vsi povrsti izdali don
in MEGA, Ivana, XII jih je uci
ljubiti domovino in svobodo
rnorda $500
z nejasnim custvom veselj;
in bojazni je stopil ma domac
postal IL vlaka. Prav "a prav n
stopil ma postaji,j ker te splol
hi bilo, cd ME je ostal samo kul
rusevin. Tudi bliznje hise s.
bile porusene.
"Kako je v vasi?" je vprasa
prvega znanca.
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Hellaine Galloway,
Charles Rhodes
Are Married

Hcllaine Estellc Galloway. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ewell Gallo
way. 6AS W. Central Ave, and
Charles James Rhodes. son Of Mrs.
Herbert White. Of Dcs Moines. Ia,
and nephew of MIR, and Mrs. James
Lewis, 2Sl7 Elliott, Of Minneapolis,
were united In marriage, Friday,
February \, at 1880 p. m. at the
home Of the brides parents. The
Rev. Il. N. Moore performed the
ceremony, against a background
Of sihOdian ferns. Attendants were
Mrs. Ernest Green and Walter
Rhodes, brother Of the groom's.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father. wore a white satin
gown, with u sweetheart nscklino,
and appliQued forepart, ending In
u regal train. Her hnger.tip veil
Of bridal illusion. fell from a tiara
Of seed pearls. She carried an arm
bouquet 81 roses and sweet peas.
The bridesmaid was Rowned In
pale blue marquiSette and carried a
nosegay Of pink carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes are now at
home at 643 w. Central Ave,
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recipient OF many lovely CUTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otha HoweltOn, 5l5
Lyndale Ave. NJ, have as their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Johnson
Of Conway, Ark. Mr.. and Mrs. John
son are planning to make their
home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Don LAFaueette, 1886
Fourth Ave. S., is recuperating at
her home after a recent illness.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car Port
ers held their regular monthly
meeting Tuesday, Feb. IL, at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Mcintosh, 1858
Fourth Ave. S. The meeting was
largely attended. The next meeting
will be Tuesday, March IL, at the
home of Mrs. Leota Perkins, 1920
Clinton Ave. S.
Mrs. Ruby Folds of Oakland,
Calf, recently visited relatives in
the city. Among those visited were:
Mrs. Idella Grigsby, Mrs. Gertrude
Smith, Mrs. Della Ross, Mr.. Otha
Howelton and Robert Howelton.
Mrs. Clarence Smith and daugh-
ter, Carolyn, 1915 Clinton Ave, re-
turned home Thursday evening,
Feb. Z, from Chicago and Evanston,
ILL.,, where they visited Mrs. Smiths
mother, Mrs. Emma Thompson, and
her brother.
Stanley Stone, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Stone, ST., 858 Bryant
Ave. NJ, was a participant in the
Twin City Tournament which was
held Thursday, Feb. 7. Stanley
placed first in the Twin City Mats,
and won second place in high bar,
He will compete for the State title.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Beck, 3705
Fourth Ave. g., who have been
patients at Northern Pacific hos
pital, returned to their home Satur-
day, Feb. 8. Both are getting along
fine.
Little Patricia Harper, 104S Bry-
ant Ave. N, is i'll at her home.
Sgt. Freddie Smith, son Of Mrs.
Alberta Young, S13 Emerson Ave.
NJ, has recently returned home
after spending three years over
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recently Of the armed forces and
Mrs. Props was a beAuticiAn in
st. Louis.
Sgt. Alfred White, son Of Mrs.
Napoleon jackson. 500 Rondo Ave.
received his honorable discharge
Monday, February II. at Scots
Field, III. Sgt, White spent three
and one-hRlf years in the service.
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ana get your TuDDSTS
ment for the afternoon. Mrs. Jones
served a delightful luncheon.
Mrs. Russell James, 972 Bryant
Ave. n, Is convRlescinG at her
home after being very III FOR some
time.
Mrs. Fannie Pierre Lewis. 1924
Fourth Ave. s., entertained approx
imately forty guests at an "old
time" valentine party at her home
Thursday, February Ia, Each
guest was dressed in costume. Mrs.
Lewis served a delightful luncheon
and fun was had by every one
present.
Pvt. Jack Bell. 1850 Bryant Ave.
N. arrived home Wednesday, Feb
ruary q, with an honorable dis
charge he received from Camp Nc
Coy, Wis. Pvt. Bell spent six
months overseas in the European
theater Of war. and two and one
half years overseas. He is the
husband Of Mrs. Rose May Bell.
The Helpers Club Of st. Peters
A. NJ. +. Church held a social
hour" for the members and their
husbands from to II Tuesday
evening, February IL, at the home
Of Mrs. Fred Jones. 1872 Fourth
Ave. S. Mrs. Jones served a de-
licious luncheon. Games were
played and presents were exchang-
ed.
Mrs. Opal Westberry. 972 Bryant
Ave. N, is i'll at her home.
MIR. Clarence Mitchell, Of Balti-
more. Md, is guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. +. Newman. 1900 Portland
Ave.
Miscellaneous Shower: Miss
Charlene Noble, 1882 Fourth Ave,
S, entertained at a miscellaneous
shower Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy IL. in honor Of Miss Elizabeth
Ann Carmichael, whose marriage
to Mr.. Turner +. Anderson will
take place March s. Guests pres
ent were: Jane Moss, Vertrell Blu
ford. Crystal Marmon. Harriet
Thompson. Jean Curry, Mae Black
well, Betty Lou Dodd. Gloria Fran
co.'s, Jean Stevens, Emma Roberts,
Charlotte McNeal. Ruth Reed, Mary
Jane Cyrus, Lillian Downey, Doris
Escue, Evelyn Escue, and Yvonne
Weber. Mary Lee and Leatrice
Dodd, who were on the invitational
list, were unable TO attend, but
sent gifts. Miss Carmichael was
the recipient Of many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Ora Williams, l044 Bryant
Ave. NJ, IL convalescing at her
home after suffering from a throat
ailment.
Mrs. LueIla Coleman Of Calgary.
Alberta. Canada, who has been the
guest Of her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Carruthers,
1885 Fourth Ave. s., left for her
home Tuesday, February 8, after
a months visit. During Mrs. Cole
mans stay, she was the honored
guest at dinner at the home Of Mrs.
CarrutherE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Judy. 2ll0
18th Ave. So, entertained a group
Of young people Sunday, February
10. at their home in honor Of their
niece, Miss LeOma Patrick and her
fance, Cpl. Roosevelt Thomas, who
IL home on furlouRh from Camp
Lee, Va. Other guests were:
Johnny GIanton, J. c. Virgins,
Wayne Frazier, Arthur Slaughter,
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seas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Young. 2426
Fifth Ave. s., returned home Sat
urday. Feb. 8, from New York
where they attended the burial Of
Mrs. Young's sister. Mrs. Connie
Williams. While in New York, Mr..
and Mrs. Young visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Pruth Mcfarland and relA-
tives in Stanford, Conn.
The Blue Monday Club met at
the home Of Mrs. Lillian Cobb, 1852
Fifth Ave. s., Monday. Feb. IL.
Cards were played and Mrs. Cobb
served n delicious buffet supper.
The dance. which was given at the
clio hail, was a huge success. Mrs.
Ashton Tatum was made a new
member Of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Harvey. 1881
Bryant Ave. n, have as their
guests, Mrs. Harvey's sister, Mrs.
Max Dixie of Chicago, ILL.,, and
niece, Karen Louise Kingsbury.
MIR. Robert Alexander, 1920 Fifth
Ave. s.. returned home Sunday,
Feb. 10, from Chicago, ILL.,, where
he visited his brother, Mr.. W. N.
Alexander, who is quite Ill.
o Little Edward Lawrence Withers,
Jr., celebrated his second birthday
party, Sunday, Feb. 10. at his home,
725 Emerson Ave. n. The house
was decorated with Valentine
colors. Other little guests present
were: James Lee Hill, Billie Web
ster, Rita Jean Davis, Archie
Owens, Jr., Ronald Bell, Ward Bell,
Terry Whitaker, David Branson,
Dicky and Jeanette Gwynne, Oar
lene Simmons, Patricia Mae Davis,
Joan Carter, Lucille Dobbins, Gale,
Marcia and Sandra Schofield, Bar
bara Ann Williams, Charlene Cleve-
land; Misses Bessie Davis, Jr.,
Daisie Davis, Josephine Schuck and
Mary Davis, Mesdames Pearl Scho-
field, Marian Williams, Clara Bow
ers, Mayme Withers. Leota Cleve-
land, Myrtle Hill, Charlotte Davis,
Phoebe Owens, Ruth Bell. Dorothy
Whitaker, Sarah Gwynne and Lulu
Simmons: Messrs. and Mesdames
William Davis, Sherman Harper
and Ralph Davis; Rev. and Mrs.
II. Reddick. Those that were on the
invitational list that sent gifts but
didn't attend were Mesdames Lucy
Jackson, Prince Tyler, Jr., D.
Burns, f. Hickman and Eloise Ben
ford. Edward received many love
ly gifts. He also sent a piece Of
his birthday cake TO his cousin,
Harriet Hill, who is a patient at
Children's Heart Clinic at Glen
Lake, MINI.
Tech. Sgt. Tyler J. Howell has
arrived in the States according to
a telephone call received by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler J.
Howell, Sr., 2207 Elliot Ave. s. At
the time Of the call, he was in
Riverside, Calf, but was on his
way to Camp Mccoy, Wis. for his
honorable discharge.
Mrs. Joe Hughes, who has been
visiting in the Twin Cities, left for
her home Wednesday, Feb. 10.
Among those visited were: Mes
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Stanley Roberts, Gardner Spring
field, Marion Thomas, Shirley
Childress, Rosetta Thomas, LenorR
Vaughn, Mildred Thomas and many
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cratic, Jr..
1924 Fifth Ave. So. entertained at
dinner Thursday evening, January
81, honoring Ii. Theresa James
Hubbard and MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Maxwell.
Miss villa Booker. 3720 Fifth
Ave. So. and little niece, Elizabeth
Ann Booker. were the weekend
guests Of Miss Booker's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Sweets at
PeolA, Kansas.
Little Michael Jackson. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Jackson, 62O
It'll Ave, No. fell Saturday. Feb
ruary o. and injured his right arm,
MIR. Ed. G. Young. 5000 Clinton
Ave, Is Ill at Fairview hospital.
Cpl. Jack Rainey. son Of Mrs.
Hazel Raincy, Ss4l Fourth Ave. So,
has landed in New York, and 10 on
his way to Minneapolis.
Mrs. ErIine EycTsley Of New
York is the guest Of her grand.
mother. Mrs. Wayne Nolan, 1921
So Fifth st. Mr. Eversley will
join her In a couple Of weeks. Mrs.
Evcrsley is the former Erline VIII
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Everett, 400
Lyndale Ave. No, are the parents
of n baby son born Thursday, Feb
ruary 7. at General hospital.
Miss Evelyn Escue. 1920 Fourth
Ave. So, graduated Friday, Feb
ruary 3, from the Minnesota School
Of Business. Miss Escue Is now
qualified as a switchboard operator,
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
T.. l.. Escue Of the above address
Mrs. Alice Cook. 2726 3Oth Ave,
So, entertained at dinner Monday
evening In honor Of her brother and
sister-in law. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
Hendrix Of New York. Covers were
laid for six, and delicious dinner
was served. Other guests were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Robinson Of St,
Paul. After dinner the group took
pictures.
Mrs. Charles Curry and Mrs.
Maude Chandler, 1856 Fifth Ave.
So, entertained q group Of ladies
Wednesday, February IL, for the
Stanley demonstration. A lovely
luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank COnneTs, 1895
Fourth Ave. So. are leaving Fri.
day, February Is, for an extended
trip TO Washington, y. g., New
York and Virginia. In Washington
they will visit Mr.. Corners broth
or, In New York they will visit
friends and In Virginia they will
visit relatives.
Mrs. William Ewing. 1920 goth
Ave. SO, who recently suffered n
broken hip, iS steadily improv.
ing at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaw. I042
Bryant Ave. No, have aS their
guest, Mrs. Shaw's sister, Mrs.
Birdie Rivers, Of New York. Mrs.
Rivers arrived In the city Sunday,
February 3.
Mrs. Floyd Maysa, 1916 Fourth
Ave. &c., entertained a few friends
at n luncheon party Tuesday. Feb
ruRry IL, at her home. Guests
were: MesdameE X. u. Moulden.
PanSsy ChaviS, c. l.. Mason, Jose
phine Murray, Bcrnice Morris,
Maria Raddick pSuiah Van Hook
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Pvt. Matthew Hammonda, $50
Bryant Ave. No. IL home after
spending eighteen months overseas
In the European theatre. He re-
csived his honorable discharge from
Camp Mccoy. Wis, on January 20.
lie had been In the armed services
two years and ten months. He was
tho recipient Of two battle stars
and the good conduct medal. Mar
ried to Mrs. Jessie HammondR, and
the father Of two children. Barbara
and James, he 10 tho son Of Mr.. and
Mira. ID. II. HRmmOndA, 27ai Gin
ton Ave.
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Odessa Moppins and Tom Carroll.
Ii. LeROy Bell. 1851 So. Fifth
St., Is visiting at the home Of his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Bell.
William Carroll. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Carroll, 1922 Oakland
Ave. left Wednesday. February 6,
for Seattle, Wash, TO join the Mer.
chant Marine.
Mrs. Dorothy Hines. 1921 South
Fifth ST., graduated from the Min
neSota School Of Business, Thurs
day, February z. MrS. Hines IL
qualified as switchboard operator.
The T. O. H. Club will have its
Valentine party at the home Of
Mrs. Tom Jones, S624 Clinton Ave.
So, Saturday, February 10.
Miss Virginia NJ. Lane. daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. James II. Lane,
T22 Fremont Ave. No. was married
Monday, February I, to Mr.. Arthur
Frazier. son of Rev. and Mrs. q,
Frazier in Stockton. Calf. A re-
ception was given Monday evening,
and Mrs. FraRier was the recipient
Of many lovely gifts. The couple
are now making their home at 290b
+. Washington St. Stockton, Calf.
Mr., Ernest Finney, 1902 Clinton
Ave, left this week FOR Chicago,
st, Louis, and Hot Springs, Ar.
kansas, for IN extended visit.
Name Omitted: Mr.. John Young
was omitted from the dinner guest
list Of Mrs. Fred Edwards. Sunday,
February 3.
Miss Mercedes &. blair II OK.
pected In Minneapolis this week for
a brief stay. Mercedes Ia u student
Of the Washington Carver School
Of Manhattan. New York, and 10
majoring In play writing and
theatre work shop, Miss Blair Ia u
former resident of Minneapolis.
She In now employed at the Ann J.
McHRlo Cosmetic Manufacturing
Co. In New York.
Names Omitted! Mrs. Annette
Robinson and Miss Rose Mcclure
were on the invitational list Of Mrs,
Sylvester Carter'H personal bridal
shower given in honor Of Miss Hell
laine Galloway. Miss Mcclure was
unable TO attend.
Mrs. Odessa Walker. sIB North
Seventh St, returned home Thurs.
day, Feb. 7. after visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark
Of Kansas City. Mo.
The Two O'clock bridge Club
met at the home Of Mrs. George
Berry, 634 st, Anthony. Saturday,
February o. First prize was won
by Mrs. Cornelius MobiIey. second,
Mrs. Richey Adams. and third, Mrs.
Louneer Pcmberton, First guest
prize was won by Mrs. Charles
Rogers. second by Mrs. Clayburn
Hill. The next meeting will be
February % at the home Of Mira.
Leo Bohanon, 373G Fifth Ave. SO.
The Merry Maids met Monday,
February II, at the home Of Mrs,
Madeline House. 03b Tglehart Ave.
Guest was Mrs Thelma johnson.
Games were played and q lovely
lunch was served. The next meet.
ing will be Monday, February ~,
at the home Of Mrs. Edna Howard,
807 Oak Lake Ave. No.
The ID. Y. w. Y. X. Club will
meet Tuesday. February 10, at 4
p. M. ut the home Of Mrs. John
Hickman, 766 ST. Anthony Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe u. Props Of
81. Louis, Mo. who are the house
guests Of the WhitmOre family, 800
Rondo Ave, are planning TO make
ST. Paul their home. Mr.. Props Ia
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Musicians Local Member
To Speak Over WLOL

Musicians Local Member
To Speak Over Who'll
Samuel l.. Schciner. attorney,
and member Of the Minneapolis
Musicians Union. Local ~, A. +.
Of L., who recently returned from
duty with the S6lSt Field Artillery,
Goth Infantry Division, after hav.
ing seen service on lYeyte and Oki-
nRwa, will be the speaker on the
regular A. +. Of l.. Radio Program,
Saturday, February 10. at . p. IN.
on radio station Who'll. Mr..
SCheiner'S subject will he broth
erhood In War and In Peace"
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin WeIch Of
Gary, Ind, left the city Tuesday. TO
return home after n week end visit
here, While in Minneapolis. they
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were the house guests Of Mrs.
Welch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Moses, 4l8 Bryant Ave. No. Ae-
companyinG the WeEhes here was
Alfred Mckinney OF East Chicago,
Ind, who was also a house guest
Of the Moses.