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Garh nf Thanka

AMATo. JOSEPHINE. wish to ex;;
pfess my appreciation to my friends and
relatives for the kind expressions OF SYM
Rshy Wife and osHPHS GEs rsE AMAro g. Sho sfsh die ID
Her Husband, FRANK p. AMATo.
BROWN, LUCRETIA MINOR, We crate;
f1y ~ the an
friends in our bereavement.
L. EsTEILE BROWN. NELLIE BROWN
DAWSON, THOMAS J. BROWN.
CRUMP. EDWARD W. We wish to ex-
te!esrams Ga a beauttfui fS forai J.. tributes and
other expressions OF sympathy sent US in
ELLA AND EMMA cRuMP.
DIGGs. IDA. We wish to express our
io kind our fsno
sympathy and floral tributes during our
ROBERT DIGGs, MARY YOUNG.
DUNGEON, ARCHIE We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks to our relatives.
friends and neighbors for many com
forting expressions of sympathy during
my recent 0esSSne"eHs: Wife' WEDA DUNGEON. d.
HARRIS, LETITIA E. The family wishes
to express their appreciation to our rel
stivss and friends for their many com Id
beautiful floral tributes during our recent
bereavement.
AND FAMILY.
HATTON. BESSIE The family of the
late BESSIE HATTON wish to thank the
many friends, relatives and ORGANIZATIONS
for their expressions of sympathy during
our bereavement. THE FAMILY.
oSTROW, EDWARD c. We wish to cx-
press our gratitude for the kind expressions
OF sympathy. THE FAMILY. z
RHINES, EDNA HOLMES. We wish to
express to our many relatives and friends
our deep appreciation for their beautiful
horal tributes and many other kind ex--
pressions Of sympathy at the passing of
our loved one. EDNA HOLMES RHINES.
We are also deeply grateful for their many
kindnesses during her long illness.
THE FAMILY.
SCOTT, LAURA. To the relatives many
friends and the Rev. Walter Barringer
for the cards. flowers and services at the
passing Of our mother and sister, LAURA
SCOTT. we will never forget your kindness.
THE FAMILY.
TIBBS. HARRY, JR., (JAKE). We sin
eerely thank our many friends, relatives,
neighbors and the Greater Lane C. M. E.
Church for their thoughtfulness, express
stons Of sympathy. beautiful floral tributes.
cards. telegrams and other acts OF kind
ness at the passing of our son and brother,
HARRY (JAKE) TIBBS, JR.
MRS. EMMA c. TIBBS AND FAMILY.
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DrathH

ALLEN, THOMAS. On, Thursday, De-
ss%5er + AIEN 945 at at FFesdpen H9spfa Se
loved husband Of Julia jenkins Allen and
father OF Thomas Allen, jr. Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends
are invited to call at his late, residence
Services will be conducted by the Rev. R,
~. Williams on Tuesday. da DECEMBER GI 3; At At
stery. Arrangements by Mcguire.
ANDERSON. DORA RITA tnee Mar
ss0 s47 at be2 On resdencs a oEer ST.
son (nee Marcellino), beloved, wife OF
Philip and mother OF b1 hsf
MGs chsaies Benueeei Msiff%2 Miss Camille
srothers sasaFf Marion j. Thomas j. a i4e1
and Anthony j. Marcellino. Mrs. An
@s Msdene eai 'he hesn q M 4sth au
Bladensburg. Md. where services will be
held on Tuesday. December 9, at $50
Hyattsviiye. Nd, where requiem mas will
IN invited. interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
AUGUSTINE, PFC. FABIAN ]. GIM-
1945: in Hofen. Germany. with Company
Prd 4tR RABfSH RSTep J. hMY in 9tan5y Pyf1sR
beloved son Of Fabian L. and Frances G.
Augustine of Seat Pleasant, Md. brother
of Mrs. Frances M Haskin, Bloomfield. N.
j., and Mrs Marjorie C. Parker of Seat
Pleasant, Md. Remains resting at the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home, GAL H ST.
ne. Notice of funeral later.
BACON, ANNIE MAE. On Friday. De
cember s. 1917 at Alexandria Hospital,
ANNIE MAE BACON, beloved wife Of nh the
late George A. Bacon. and mother OF Mrs
Services at Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chapln St NV, Tuesday. December ..
Cemetery y
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james H. Cook Rites
To Be Held Tuesduy

Funeral services, for James Henry
Cook, 50, executive secretary of the
National Customs Service Associa-
tion here, who died at his home, ITO
Maryland avenue NE, yesterday,
will be held at $3.50 am. Tuesday at
the Lee funeral home, followed by
mass at 9 am. at st. Joseph S
Church, 313 Second street NE.
Born in Uxbridge, Mass, Mr.. Cook
was a reporter on the Woonsocket
(R. ~ Call before coming to Wash
ington in 1913, as secretary to Rep
resentative Ambrose Kennedy. On
Kennedy's retirement In 1910 he con-
tinued in the same capacity with
Representative Richard Aldrich, who
succeeded Mr.. Kennedy.
He had been secretary OF the Gus
toms association for IA years. Sur
viving are his widow and several
nieces and nepheWs.
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School and the Army War College
Surviving besides his window, are
two sons, 1t. Col. Alexander D. Sur
les, jr., now stationed at United Ma
tions headquarters in New York, and
William D. Surles, who is on civilian
duty in Greece.
Honorary pallbears will be: 1t
Gen. Charles P. Hall, director Of or
ganization and training Of the
Army; 1t. Gen. Raymond A. Wheel
er, chief of engineers; Maj. Gen
Ira T. Wyche, inspector general;
Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming, Fed
eral Works Administrator; Brig
Gen. Karl S. Bradford; Brig. Gen
Harry r. Kutz: William M. Blunt;
Col. Thomas ]. j. Christian; Col
Howell M. Estes; and Col. John E
Hatch.
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MARTZ, FLORA j.: On Saguroas' 81,
Mon2oe ssmSsr s. S. 1sea he ttoR L RSf teis1sR
Of the late John Thomas Martz, mother OF
Mrs c. B. Rittenhouse, sister OF MISs aitsr A9a
William Herbert and George Edward WI "
Iiams. Services at the 8; H; Hines co:
Funeral Home. 2eo1 l4th st; s. =, n'w;r Intern on
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
MATTHEW'S. HOMEZELLE; Departed
this lie on Thursday, December 4, 1874.
at at Gailinser Hospital. HoMEzELLE MAT ". ! f.
OF ert Eaha White as and Charles Ford. Other rela
tives and many friends also mourn urn her
Rhines & Co. Funeral Home, 3rd and Eye
sts. t. s.w.. where relatives and friends may "a;
call on, Monday. Deeemner ., alseF t a PM M
from ST. Vincent De Pauls Cathollc Churcn,
South Capitol and M SITS. lnterment MOUNT
Olivet Cemetery. 5'7.e
MONTGOMERY, IDA NELSON; On Fri Fri.
ssy ia 4 SNElsN lse MoNTaoMER e sea KY
6soyed m9thsT o9 W0u Of Neson sister
Frineds may cal ~ ths ". Ernest jarvis Jarvis
Funeral Church l432 2sS. You st; NV Eune1aI a.IsI
services Tuesday, December 9. at 3 sm
at the above funeral church. Relatives
and and friends invited 1nteFmen' Mosn'
MORGAN, 1T. CoMDR. LUMAN: On
Friday. December 5. 1947, at Naval III Hos5 !,
pitsl, Bsthesda Md.: LII 1t; GomoT beMms beIaysS
husband of Kathleen Cecil Morgan, brother
OF Elizabeth Morgan Trim6le Funeral
Va, on Monday. December g., at 10 am.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
Arrangements by the S. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 2901 14th st. NV.
| MORRIS, HUGH ERNEST. Suddenly.
/ on Saturday, December 6. 1947, at his
home, 524 14th St. s.e.. HUGH ERNEST
MORRIS. beloved husband OF Marietta
Wright Morris and son of the late Liley
Henrietta Morris (nee Birchl: Friends
may cali at the Birch Funeral Home. 3O34
| M st. NV, where services will be held on
| tuesday, December o, at IL Am. Inter-
ment CongressionaI Cemetery. 8
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MarrtaurH

sWAN-LISToN. Mr.. and Mrs. Glen j.
Swan of Galena, Kans., announce the
marriage Of their daughter. HAZEL L.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Liston of
Washington, D. c.. November ,26, 1947
The ceremony took place in the rectory
of the Assumption Church, the Rev.
Casimir Salkavich officiating Reception
followed at the home Of the groom.
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Rites to Be Held Today
For Edward M. Green

Funeral services for Edward Nc
Cormick Green, 81, for many years
treasurer of the Trinity Episcopal
Church, Washington, Va, were to
be held this afternoon at the church,
with burial at Ben Venue, Va.
Mr.. Green died Thursday at his
home, The Shade" in Washing
ton, Va.
Survivors are his daughter, Mrs.
Charles w. King, and a grand
daughter, Miss Louise King, both Of
Washington, Va.
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gomery m County Post. No.
295S, v. F. W. is hereby
notified to assemble at the
Colonial Funeral Home OF
Vim. Reuben Pumphrey,
Rockville, Md. Sunday, De-
cember I, 1947, at 2 pm.
+ the commander.
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HOCKNEY. GEORGE WILLIAM. Q

1UUI SuHyI DBC6lIDtI T, IJf
at Naval Medical Center, Be.
thesda. Md, GEORGE WILLIAM
HOCKNEY, WO, U. S. M. c., re.
tired, the beloved husband Of
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LANHAM, WILLIAM H. The members Of
&: I:
~ Harmony Lodge No. 8, l. o. o. F. are
IN hereby advised d. Of the death Of our
IN who died suddenly at his home on
II uDecember 5. 1947 Funeral services
&Y Monday morning. December 8, 1947,
NU at the W. w. Deal Funeral Home,
w 4812 Georgia ave NV. at HOO am.
" THOMAS J. COOPER,
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LANHAM. WILLIAM h. The members
~ of Friendship Council, No. 1t,
AEA Daughters of America. are re-
&E8A quested to assemble at the W.
No.A1 W. Deal Funeral Home, 1912
WI4T Georgia ave. NV, on Monday,
(k.db December 8. 1947, at IL am,
to attend the funeral Of cur
late brother, WILLIAM H. LANHAM.
CORA BOREY, Counselor
Jessie LOWE Rec Ser
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81 TIN AatS SSEs q aSsS Si sssas
RutkosR Rr tsRa'uS MRS Epa swns and MS
sofe Burton servises VICES, at The s H Hines les
GoDgsR SH gnpe pecember a9e T. at I'm am fn
ment Mount olivet Cemetery.
GAMsE. BETTY; On 2arF Friday; riyx DesembsE sg4Ty
AMsa Ist deyoted a Naw motef eoTa of SOL php and
6rotl1er' othe David David Heymanson Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard Danzansky & Son
Kesher israel Cemetery.
GARRETT. MAMIE W. On Thurs
day, December 4, 1947' at the Re- Tesidenee I'd &c
Tndsy f hsy degffer oho NANFIE MI 'f%es aGS
Charles B. Boyer of ,4417 North Garlin
ins sos at the the ives " raneral Home ss47 wilson
Pd fseyse Ys sa Sn thd Pm4s m SresSy
terian Church, where funeral services e viii
Gardens Cemetery.
GILMORE. REV. AUBREY G: On Fri
pitsl phiy Rey aGBsEY e. oIMoRE L Seoyed
husband Of Laura L. D. Gilmore and ia
5 q TssGt Tssi. e%G.e ss RssGa % ps. nfs fu
neral @ Home. 1872 Georsia ave. NV; Fp-
neral from ST. Columba's Episcopal Church
42nd and Albemarle SITS. NV, on Tuesday,
December 9. at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
GILMORE. REV. AUBREY c. Centen-
n NAL Lodge, No. ia, A. F; & a;
IN M. of Upper Morlboro, Md, will
nAo hold a special cemm9nicatnion Idn on On
ENN s am, at the Masonic Temple,
" for the purpose Of conducting
Masonic funeral services for our late
hrother Rev. AUBREY C. GILMORE.
FRED w. CARTER, w. M.
HENRY S. WOOD, Secretary. 3
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Anuptltnn

BINDEMAN, SARAH. dwelling of the
monument in memory of the late SARAH
man and mother Of william, Ben, Jack
and Nate Bindeman, will take place at
Adas Israel Cemetery Sunday, December
z, 1947, at 3 pm. Relatives and friends
invited
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least twice n year but too many
never 80 near him until they hAvc n
bad toothache, by that time the
damage Is done and what might
have been n minor repair may TO.
quiro an extraction, On the other
hand, fear Of pain often permits
teeth that should be removed 10 10.
main In the mouth. In most cases
the fear or anticipation il greater
than the realisation.
The teeth should be cleaned night
and morning to remove particles Of
food and help prevent tooth decay.
II you want to be meticulous, brush
them before breakfast and after
each meal, Your toothbrush should
have stiR bristlcs, but not 50 sutY
rs TO injure the gums. Some den
lists recommend the use Of two
brushes, 50 that the bristles don't
get too soft.
whether you use = paste. = pow.
der. or q liquid dcntifricc II = mat
ter Of personal preference. These
clcAnsers d. not prevent tooth de.
cay; they help only 20 keep the
teeth clean, Ordinary table HAlI may
be- used for this purpose though
some lind Il irritating TO the gums.
Brush your teeth up and down to
get at the crevices and don't neg
lect your jaw teeth, Brushing
across the rows Of teeth does not
remove all the particles from be-
tween the teeth and II wears away
the enamel, Brush the inside sur.
faces Of the teeth up and down
also.
Soft gums may be- helped by rims.
ing the mouth at night with salt
water. Where an acid mouth exists.
. mouth wash Of hot water and
teas spoonful Of bicATbOnAle Of soda
will temporarily nsuITAliRe the con.
ditIOn.
Had breath H. not always due to
improperly cleRnSed teeth OF neg
lected mouth. Infected sinuseH,
tonsils, upset stomach or conEtipa.
ton may be the cause, but do find
the cause and correct bad breath.
Pyorrhca is u disease Of the gums
at the tooth sockets. The gums are
innamcd and painful and bleed cas-
lily; they recede from the teeth
puE pockets form between the gum
and the teeth; and finally the teeth
become loose and fall out. II you
suspect you may have pyorrheR
don't try TO treat yourself but put
yourself under your dentists care
at once.
II you have lost or must lose u
tooth, you need not Wow II Ra a
tragedy. American dentistry has
progressed 10 such n standard Of
perfection that artificial dsntuTsH
are no longer the horrible. false
looking things Of our grand.
mothers day. Bridges, crowns,
Jackets, dentureE. are 30 marvellous
ly made and 50 accurately fitted
that one IL scarcely aware Of them.
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81. Paulites Participate
In Filming Advertising
Movie For Fourth Year

Fourteen persons participated in
the making Of an advertising film
by Ray-Bell Film Studio. for the
fourth consecutive year on June .,
10, IL and ~. CoiiFures were by
Mrs. Alberta Davis. Participating
were Aldonia Anderson, Doris Brad.
ley, Junauld Brown. Barbara Cyrus.
Alberta Davis, Irene Hill. Shirley
Terrell, Harry S. Brown, Leonard
Davis, Augustus Lee Hill, Jack
Mills, Robert Murray. Earl Weber
and Harry Price.
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Social
@d
Personal
o ST. PAUL. o

Master Richard Howard In max
ing his home indefinitely with Mr..
and Mrs. c. +. Ball, Sal No, Dale
81.
The Matinee Bridge Club met
Tuesday, July I, with Mrs, G0rono
Reed, $40 Fuller Ave. First prise
was won by Mrs, AlonGo Cotton,
second prize by Mrs. w. A. Hanna,
and third prize was won by Mrs.
James Kirk. The guest was Mira.
Cornelius Mobilsy. The next meet
INK will be held July Is at the home
Of Mrs, Manley Rhodes, 900 Carroll
Ave.
The LOafsrS Club met Wsdnsa-
day, June 20, with MIR. Kenneth
Jones. ola Fuller Ave-, and again
ON Wednesday, juno 20, at the
home Of Mr.. Norman Davis, go 81.
Anthony Ave. Plans were dis
cussed for the boat ride.
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Colifornions Are
Entertained On
Twin City Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Washington
Of Pasadena, Calf. were the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Davis, 6aS Rondo Ave. Mr.. Wash.
ington left for Pasadena on June
q and Mrs. Warrington loft
Thursday, June 20, for a Wait In
Chicago, III. They both arrived Ia
81. Paul on June Ia.
Entertained Nt Party
On Tuesday. June ~, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Davis. COS Rondo
Ave, entertained In honor II Mr..
and Mrs, Washington " Pasadena,
Tho guest list included DIR. and
Mrs. Earl Weber and DR. and Mrs,
Dunbar Gibson, MesSra. and Mines,
W, u, Walker, Palmer Jackson,
Samuel johnson. Charles Noble,
Burie Carmichael, Eugene Shep.
herd, Harry y, Brown. Robert Muir.
ray, } NJ, Patton, Lafayette Fields,
3, q, Owens. G, A, Anderson. J. o,
Stubbs. Charles HIN, William Rid.
Icy, r. s. Underwood: Misses Har.
riot and Junauld Brown; MeaArs,
y. A, Brown. ST.. Oscar Newman
and Walter Hayes,
BroWns Give Dinner for Visitors
MIR. and Mrs. u. \. brown, 707
lglehRrt Ave, were hosts at q din.
nsr Wednesday, June ~, honoring
the WashinRtonA,
Mrs. Washington was tho guest
Of Miss Junauld Brown at the Cred.
JRfRwn Social club formal on Mon.
day. June 90, at the Columbia
Chalet.
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Andy Clark, Miss Rowena Griffin,
1904 Fifth Ave. S, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Mann, S729 Fifth
Ave. So, will visit in Kansas City,
Mo. They are leaving July 3.
MIR. and Mrs. James Lewis, 2sl7
Elliot Ave-, will visit two
weeks in Chicago, ILL.,, and also in
Detroit, Mich, for the A. NJ. +.
Layman's Convention.
Visitors in Minneapolis: Among
the visitors to Mill City this week
are Mr.. James A. Johnson Of Ger.
mantown, Ky, stopping at Gil f.
22nd ST.; Miss Florence Grim Of
Kansas City, Mo, who is visiting
at 1856 Clinton Ave. s.; Miss Vera
Mcintosh, 1862 Fourth Ave. s.,
from Lake Forest. H.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Webster Of Longview,
Tex, who are staying at 30O9 Gar
field Ave, and Mrs. Ida Harness,
residing at 4Ol S. 9th st.
Miss Grace Walker, who is ma.
tlonal recreation worker in New
York, was the week end guest Of
Mrs. +. V. Marshall. 1909 Elliot
Ave s.
Mrs. TaIVa Majors Of Chicago
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
billiard Massengill. 1916 Thirteenth
Ave. S. She came to see her
grandmother, Mrs. Fannie Lode,
who was very i'll.
Mrs. Harold Mayes, APP Dupont
Ave. ~, won first prize of a Blu
Iowa watch on the Shaw Discov-
cry Show. Mrs. Mayes is eligible
for the finals Of the contest.
Mrs. James Lee, 992 Iglehart,
her daughter Jane, and Miss Nancy
Norman are mentioning in Chica-
go, ILL.,. Louisville, and Nashville,
Tenn, for a month and will return
July 2S
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mrs- n. }. Clark, 4O45 Clinton
Ave. s., had as her house guests
her mother, Mrs. Halle Thornton,
and her brother, Mr.. Marvin Car
kar Of Kansas City, Kan, who
stayed for three weeks. Mr.. Clark's
aunts, Mines. Edw. Gear and Eff
he Harrison, also Of Kansas, will
visit the Clarks for the first two
weeks Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. William (Billy }
Marshall, now living in Detroit
Mich, mOtored to Minneapolis this
week to visit Mr.. Bob Marshall.
Sr.. $3.50 Fourth Ave. So. Bily's
aunt, Mrs. Margaret Lee, Of Chica-
20, came with them to visit her
brother, MIR. Marshall, Sr., and her
sister, Mrs. Alice Morgan. 1927
Fifth Ave. S.
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Harris,
26l4 Thirty-frst Ave. S., gave a
dinner party Sunday, June 29. in
honor Of their cousin, Mrs c. Ora
cha of Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Boyd Crawford,
ST.. 1902 E. 2Sth St, observed their
twenty-fourth wedding anniver-
sary, Monday, June 80.
Mrs. Walter Hatchett. 1896
Fourth Ave. S. will 10 TO Evans.
vile, Ind, to visit Mrs. Angelina
Hatchett.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Hayes,
3747 Fourth Ave. s., took a fish
ing trip TO Victoria in the com
pany of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Shep-
ard and Mr.. Theodore Dean, Sat
urday, June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burie Carmichael.
Sr., 3744 Fifth Ave. So, had their
2Srd wedding anniversary. Monday,
June 30.
Mrs. Nettie Allen. 2737 Long
fellow, who has been i'll at her
home is now recovered and able to
be out Of bed.
Trip to Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs.
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256 PRIZES 600 AL


4. boy MASKS COHes and serve Il In
your homo. After sHpsFisneinR lie
unique and thrilling aavOF, oOmplsta
thls sentence by adding { 8 words OE
lees Il prefer the AaVOf II MASKS
Codes because.
For instanos you might cay that les
Ticb deep flavor gives you Q new
tasts drill or thst lee Inspiring
tang brings your husband "a tbs
brsakfaSi table with Q smile every
morning..
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handy. EisbOTats entries do not
count. u 10 the originality and clarity
~ fbO1Rbi We want.
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Company, =, %. BOH No. 1854, Ne.
Paul Z, Minnesota, before mIdniRhf
July 10. io47. with your entry en-
ciOSs two inches from end Of metal
strip Ghai Bswinds ~ you Opsn q can
81 Nssh's Coffee, OF ths Label from .
isF ~ MASKS Coffee. or the top from
carton ~ Nash's Coffee, OF the
words Favor add aroma" from the
TOP ~ . pspsF bag II Nash's COass.
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each contest. but each must be on Q
separate piece ~ papsF and accom-
panied by sSidsnes u paFcbass do
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and Harry Price.
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Retired: Mr.. Walter =. Thomp-
son Of Chicago has retired from the
Northwestern Railroad after serv-
ing for over thirty years. A party
was given in his honor by the 400
Club ut the Elks Rest Monday.
June 80. Forty guests were pres.
ent. Some Of those present were
MesSrs. and Mines. John l.. Cook,
Raymond Sission, Floyd Smith,
Carl Ampey, Frank Connors, Bill
Small, Foster Brown, Jr.. James
Buford, Dave Truner. Pat Scho-
field, Charles Bradley. Bill Pater-
son and Edward Boyd. kilograms
and messages were sent by those
who knew Mr.. Thompson through
his years Of service on the railroad.
Mr.. Thompson will vacation on the
Pacific Coast indefinitely.
Rev. and Mrs. 4. r. Martin. 27S7
Eleventh Ave. S, are mentioning
at their lake cottage on Lake Ad-
ney. They will spend the holiday
and return July 8.
Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh, 800 Elev.
enth Ave. ~. has returned from
Des Moines, la.
Mrs. Harriet Smallw God was
hostess TO the Merry Maids Club,
June %, at the home Of Mrs. Molly
Goodman, 1909 Eleventh Ave. n.
The club adjourned until Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Louise QuaTtermAn has been
Ill at her home, 1901 Bryant Ave.
N.
Mrs. ROsAlind GlantOn. 242g
Fourth Ave. s.. returned this week
from Oakland, Calf. where she
was a delegate to the forty second
annual session Of the National Sun
day School and the Baptist Train
ing Union Congress held June II
through June %. Mrs. Glanton re-
ceived her Sunday School instruC-
ton under Rev. NJ. ID. Dickson Of
Peoria, H.. and her B. T. u. in
struction under Rev. X. l.. Rollins
Of Washington. d. c. Mrs. Clan
ton has completed sixteen courseg
Of the standard leadership cur
riculum (religious educationl dur
ing the eight years that she has
attended the congress. She has re-
ceived sixteen cards Of recognition.
The minutes show that Mrs. Clan
ton has served on the Board Of Di-
rectors for five years. She also
spent a few days Sightseeing in
Los Angeles as the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben. James. W. Twenty
ninth Place, and returned by way
Of Portland, Ore. and Seattle,
Wash.
Mrs. BERTHE McNeaI. 526 Lyndale
Ave. NJ, left Wednesday, June %,
to attend the funeral Of her father
in COfeyville, Kans. She will also
visit her sister in Tulsa. Okla.
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BY NATALIE T. SCURLOCK

The worth of beautiful smile TO any who wishes
be charming cannot be measured And certainly nothing
affects the beauty Of smile much the teeth But 80
many overlook the Importance Of teeth in relation to
both health and beauty.
EVERYONE knows the Importance Of seeing dentist at
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander 1920 Fifth Ave So
nave as their house guests Mrs Helen Brewer their
MIS- Jessie Henderson Both visiting from Chicago ILL.,
Stan Sgt Henry Bowman and family visiting Mr. and
Mrs Earl Bowman 1912 Fourth Ave So Sgt Bowman is on
twelve-day turlough from Egin Field Florida
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-04

Z. Primes are ss follows Plrss, q 1877
ChsvFOlst StylsmaslsT sedan, second
to slEth prizes, each 9 BsndlH AmsO.
matte Home Laundry, SsvsnGh %
thiTty .hFsi prizes. each . ROadmaaSsr
bicycle; thlFty.sseoBd 90 two.hun.
dFed hlty.slMth prizes, each an @imhs
cup SilsH glass eOHee maker.
:. Fairies win be Judged 90 orig.
inaliiy, suitability and clarity Of
tbOuGhi. judges decisions win BE-
hnal. DDplicsts prizes In case Of
ties. No entries Gao be returned, Ell
entries become the property of Mash
Cohee Company. Contestants accaps
rules 81 eostssG when you enter.
q. Contsst IL open 90 all psrsoas
eEospt employees of tha Nash CoMss
Company Tor lee afbliated Compan-
iesD, lie adysFtisinR agency and
members of thsiF families. Coatsst
!. sabisI 10 ststs and Federal Res.
nlnfions
u This confess opsas June 26, 1917,
closes July 10, l947. fairies foF thiS
contest mast be postmarksd not
later than midniEbs July 10, 1917.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-27
BEAUTY HINTS-By Nine TEN
SOMBRE CLOTHING

When you are young-be
young, don't be old before your
time. When you are young,
select bright happy shades to
wear-place a bow of ribbon in
your hair, and swing along,
Then when you are old do not
go altogether In mourning, but
place a touch of color on your
dress or hat, and brighten the
hours of the day.