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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10
PoroEilo O krasnem
koncertu F. Unetic

koncertu F. Unetic
Cleveland, o. - Prav rad bi
podal boil obsirno porocilo o
krasnem koncertu Miss Flo
renee Unetic, pa ker clovek ina
Sc druga poroeila posebno kon-
vecna, mi zal tega nj mogoee
storiti. Pa tudi nasi listi nimajo
proved prostora "a obsirna po-
rocila. Torej Sc moran omejiti
lie ma kratki opis koncerta.
Podpisani sem pred tenn kon-
certom pisal in priporocal OBJ
cinstvu v Clevelandu, da Sc te-
ga koncerta Miss F. Unetic ude-
lezi v velikem stevilu. 2 naso
udelezbo sem opozarjal, hi po-
magali nasi pridni nadarjeni
pevki, XII je toliko pomagala ma
Sim drustvom, citalnici in dru-
gim organizacijam, posebno po-
druznicam SANSa, najvec pa
podruznici st. 48. S svojimi Ste
vilnimi nastopi je postala Flo
renee Unetic ena nasih najbolj
priljubljenih pevk. Ia obilno o
udelezbo ma njenem koncertu so
apelirali tudi ostali dopisniki
kot Mrs. Wolf, Vincent Coff in
drugi. Ko je prisla nedelja /. ju-
Mia smo mogli veseljem ugo-
toviti, da Sc je obcinstvo res od-
zvalo, ker dvorana Slovenskega
delavskega donna je bila polna.
Videli smo nase stare posetnike
koncertov in drugih prireditev
pa tudi dosti mladih fantov in
deklet. Koncerta Sc je udelezilo
tudi veliko stevilo delegatov in
delegatinj, XII so prisli ma SANS
ovo konvencijo. Med mimi je
bill mas vodja in starosta, delav-
ski boritelj Etbin Kristan S svo-
jo soprogo. Kristan je bill pred
stavljen navzocim, XII so ga po-
zdravilf z velikim aplavzom. Sc
bolj pa je bill pozdravljen ko je
stopil ma oder in lepimi in je-
drnatimi besedami pozdravil OBJ
cinstvo in mlado nadebudno pev-
ko, XII mu je v zahvalo in pri-
znanje zapela emo lepo pesmico,
ter mu pripela lep, rdec nagelj.
Ma koncertu smo videli Sc sle-
dece delegate in delegatinj je !:
predsednika SNPJ in glavnega
blagajnika SANSa Vino e n a
Cainkarja, xxi je po koncertu
ma vse pretege plesaD, France
ia Puncar il Milwaukee, Mr.. Err
manca, pogrebnika il istega me-
sta, Andreja Vidricha in Sc par
drugih il okolice Johnstowna,
Pa, naso stare, napredno grico
Jozeta Irmana il Akrona, O.,
vec konvencnih gostov il Bar
bertona, o., vec delegatov il De-
troita, Mich, costa Antona Ka-
ferle in soprogo iz Yukona, Pa.
Bilo je sicer Sc veliko stevilo zu-
nanjih delegatov in gostov, ka-
terih imena pa sc ne morem "a
enkrat domisliti. Vsi so bill S
koncertom zelo zadovoljni; kar
nacudit Sc MISC mogli, da slisijo
v nasem Clevelandu vsepovsod
slovensko govorico, kar nj v
drug h naselbinah mogoce sill
sati. Torej toliko O zunanjih 60
stih.
Sedaj pa nekoliko besed O
samem koncertu. Nasa pevka
nam je podala priblizno 16 lepih
pesmi. Poleg zvonkega glasu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10

MeseGno poroGilo o
prispevkih pri SANSovi
podruznici st. 80
Pri podruznici SANSa st. 39
so Sc prispevali "a otrosko boil
nisnico v spomin preminule The
rese zele sledeci:
Doljak bratje $40 Tin SIS "a
SANS, togej skupno $25), DR..
in Mrs. H. E. Berger in Mr.. in
Mrs. Mayors SIS, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Klemencic il Addison Rd.
$40.
Po $5 so prispevali: Frank
Krnc IL Bonna Ave., Mr.. in Mrs.
Laurence Hrvatin IL 80. ceste in
Mr.. in Mrs. John Zakrajsek il
Addison Rd.
Pc pomoti je v zadnjem po-
rocilu bilo porocano, da je dru-
stvo "Svobodomiselne Sloven-
Ike" st. 2 SDZ darovalo $5 -
pravilno je $40. Istotako Mr.. in
Mrs. Thomas Legat pa SIS. V
zadnjem porocilu porocano Mr..
in Mrs. Frank $5 bi sc imelo
pravilno glasiti Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Peterlin SIS.
v zadnjem poroeilu je priob-
cena vsota prispevkov SAP,
tenn porocilom, XII znasa SIS, je
torej podruznica st. 80 do sedaj
prejela $517.
Najlepsa hvala vsem daro-
valcem kakor tudi zeletovi dru.
zini.
Mrs. Albina Novak je izroci.
la vsoto $32 v spomin pokojne.
ga Antona Bobeka. Darovali sc
sledeci: po $40 Frank Cerne
Martin sorn, August Kollander
in 81 Mrs. Peterlin.
Po $5 so darovali Louis Me.
glic il II ceste v spomin Vinko
Klemencica, Frank Trillar v
spomin Florjana Setina, Ignac
Kukovec v spomin Frank Stu.
para, Louis Dular IL E. SO St. v
spomin Mrs. Stiglie, MIR. in Mrs
Anton Jansa v spomin Mix {
Kocjana in Is v spomin pokoj'
mega Grilc, Joseph Kalan v spo'
min John Zaletela in Ivan Ceh
v spomin FIR. Trebec.
Mrs. Spick je izrocila $40. Da.
rovali so po So Anton Jansa
Anton zagar, F. Sumran, An
ton Babie in FIR. silc. Mary Ur.
bas il SO ceste je darovala S..
Posnemanja vredno in. vsem
iskrena hvala!
Ia SANS so prispevali Sc sic.
deci:
Jack Obed $50. Po $25 dru.
stvo "Lunder-Adamic" st. 2e
SNPJ in klub druStev SIND.
Pc $40 John Bostjancic il
Renwood in Anton Jansa.
Po $40 MIR. Stanovick, Mrs
Ursula Mulej in Frank Klemen.
cic il E. al ceste v spomin po'
kojnega Vinko Klemencica.
Po IS: Karol Vrtovsnik, Josie
in Matt Krasovec.
Po So: John Lazar, John Tav.
car, Joseph Opeka, John Krebel
Seme, Frank Popotnik, Girl
Kunstel in Frank Cerne.
Pc S.: Stanko Dolenc in Matt
Filipic.
Po ST.: Andrej Bole, Mrs. Fr
Zagar in Ivan Ceh.
Mrs. Jennie Okolis Soc.
Ia vse darove iskrena hvala
v imenu SANSa.
John Pollock,
tajnik in blagajnik
Y "Enak0prGvaosti" d0bite
Oedno sveze dnevne .0vice o do
QOdcih 20 SvetN in donna!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10


zdraviliseih Sc zivahno priprav-
ljajo ma blizajoco sc sezono. Dr.
zavna gostinska podjetja dovr-
sujejo zadnje pripraye "a spre-
jem gostov. Tudi privatni obrati
nocejo zaostati.
Bled, center nasega turistic-
mega zivljenja, je poln prizade-
vanja. Turist-hotel ina velike in
lepe nacrte. Glavna della, XII bodo
gotova ze "a letosnjo sezono ali
vsaj do zine so: zgraditev resta-
vracije hotela Topic "a okoli
900 gostov, zgraditev teras ma
jezero cd hotela Topic do Kazi-
ne, postavitev kopalisca pri To-
plicah, prenovitev Kazine, izgra-
ditev kavarne in kuhinje v ho-
telu Toplicah. Ena najpomemb-
nejsih novosti ma Bledu pa bodo
mnozicna prenocisca, XII jih bo
postavil Turist-hotel v najozji
okolici Bleda. S tenn bo omogo-
cen obisk najlepsega jugoslo-
vanskega letovisca tudi vecjim
skupinam dijakov, sindikatov in
drugih mnozicnih organizacij.
Postavitev tega prenoeisca je
nadaljnji korak k izgraditvi ma
Sega turizma.
Poleg vseh teh del je predvi-
dena re "a letosnjo sezono te-
meljita preureditev javnih ma
prav ma Bledu. Predvsem sc bo-
do obnovile in asfaltirale ceste
uredili nasadi in kultivirala
obala jezera, tako da bo Bled v
resnici nase misrepresentation
nejse in najlepse letovisce.
V dolinah oh obeh Savah je
zimska sezona komaj minila. V
Planici pa je Sc snega, da ga bo-
do imeli tia do maja. Dom v Pla-
nici DO odprt preko poletja, ra-
zen tega pa je Sc precej gostise,
gostiln, penzionov pa tudi pri-
vatnih his, XII oddajajo sobe.
Podkoren, Kranjska CORA,
Mojstrana bodo poleti mrgoleli
letovisearjev. Svezi gorski zrak
in bistra voda Save Dolinke bo-
sta osvezila in ozdravila utru-
jene delovne ljudi, XII bodo iska-
Ii tn pocitka. Bohinjski kot tudi
re cd nekdaj slow kot pravi raj
"a oddih, zdravljenje in poeitek.
Romanticna okolica Bohinjske-
ga jezera vabi k sprehodom in
izletom v bliznjo okolico in ma
visoke planine, XII jo obdajajo.
Planinsko drustvo Slovenija
je poskrbelo, da je bila obnov-
LENA veeina gorskih postojank
v Julijskih planinah, v katerih
bodo oh dobri postrezbi nasli "a
vetja planinci in izletniki.
Tudi ma vznozjih Karavank in
Kamniskih planin ne DO tezko
najti gostisc. Jezersko, mas sko-
70 neodkrit biser ,razpolaga z
vsem potrebnim "a sprejem 60
stow. Poleg privatnih vii z zgled-
no cistimi in lepo urejenimi So
bami je tn hotel Dom ma Jezer-
skem." Bliznje Kamniske plani-
ne SO tako lepe ,da zvabijo tudi
najbolj utrujenega med svoje vr-
hove ali slikovite doline. Planin-
ske koce ma Kokrskem in Kam-
niskem sedlu, ma Krvavcu, Ce-
Ska koca it'd. so obnovljene Re
cd lanskega poletja.
Tudi ma Pohorje ne pozabimo! !!
Tu so podruznice Slovenskega
planinskega drustva in sindikal-
ne organizacije razvile v postav-
ljanju planinskih postojank IL
redno delavnost. Siroki hrbti Po-
horja, idilicne dolinice, polne BIZ
strih potockov, 2 vsemi znacil-
lnostmi tamosnjega kmetskega
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-31
LITTLE STORIES Of the WEEK
w." By FLORENCE OLIVER
Phone to Kennewck 2442 before Tuesday noon

where Visger entered the Swe-
dish hospital. On Tuesday the
cast which he has worn for three
months following spinal surgery
was removed. His condition is re-
ported satisfactory, tho he will
remain at the hospital for a time
for supplementary treatment.
Mrs. A. T. Belair's aunts, Mrs
Ida Barker from Havre, Mont.
and Mrs. Effie Entes of Eaglewood
MINI. were week end guests al
the Belair home.
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Wade, Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Hutterball and
Mrs. Lottie Lampson motored tc
Bremerton Friday returning Sun
day. Il
Week end guests of the Har.
vey Whites were Mr.. and Mrs
John H. Lohuis and son Dickey
from Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Lawrence
kathleen Flesher) and two chill.
dren .enroute from their home ir
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-31

end with the Kelsos were Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Miller of Long
View, Wn.
Mrs. Edna Terrell and son Bill
Terrell of Yakima were calling
on Kennewick friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Visger ST..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Visger
Jr. motored to Langdon Lake
Sunday. On their return they re-
port encountering rain proper
tioning a cloud burst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Drew and
Olaf Carlson drove to Tillamook
and Seaside, Oregon last week
end. On their return Ed Layton
accompanied them from Wheeler,
Ore.
Miss Buelah Nicholaus of Fair
bury, Nebraska, who has been a
guest for two weeks of her uncles
Gus and John George and their
families, eft by plane Tuesday
for Seattle.
Mrs. L. C. Muncey visited her
son Harlon and family in Camas
last week, returning home Fri
day.
Joyce Kelso, young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Kelso return
ed home last week after visiting
for fortnight with her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Brs. N. G. Roley in
Kelso, Wash.
Carmen George of Spokane
spent two-weeks vacation with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-31

George. Her girl friend Bernie
Lou Kuhne, Spokane, spent the
week end with Carmen leaving
Monday for Yakima and Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad spent
three days last midweek in Enum-
claw, Wn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Thompson
and family left Saturday to enjoy
the week end in Seattle
Jess Vinson and Francis Ludlow
made business trip to Spokane
on Tuesday.
Miss Dolores Bradley moved
into the Trier Apartments this
week sharing an apartment with
Beverly Yount.
The Herschel Smith family are
spending the summer in Golden
dale with Smiths brother on his
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Davis and
sons Michael and Richard are
here from Portland this week
visiting Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs.
w. H. Witt and Davis's sister and
family the Don Knowles.
| Here from Seattle MIR. and
Mrs. G. E. Cornell and son Rich
ard were over-Sunday guests
of the M. M. Moultons, parents of
/ Mrs. Connell.
Leaving Saturday MIR. and Mrs
Walt Knowles and children went
to Longview, Wash. for a weeks
recreation.
Mrs. Jay Perry and daughter
Miss Francis were Spokane visit
tors Wednesday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis and
daughters Dorothy and Doris left
Monday after a ten-day visit at
the Charles Persinger home. Mr..
Davis is Mrs. Persinger's brother.
Mrs. May Reeder's daughter,
Mrs. Adrian Genres from Connell
spent the day with her on Thusr-
day.
Miss Joyce Anderson who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss
Marilyn Oliver for the past three
weeks, returned to her home in
Tacoma Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Visger in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Lincoln drove to Seattle Monday
Evening star., 1947-05-15

OF Baltimore. and Sidney Sherman,
OF 139 Varnum street NV. WASH
ington. sd
For athletic accomplishments -
Kenneth Malone Of Paterson, M j.,
Southern Conference heavyweight
champion and captain OF the boxing
team; Edward Matthews, Baltimore,
Southern Conference 44O-yard dash
champion, and Donald Schuerholz,
Baltimore. member Of the basket
ball team.
Walter Fehr OF Evanston, Ill.
headed the new officers Of the Stu
dent Government Association. He
was elected president on Monday
in runoff after other officers were
named in regular balloting three
weeks ago.
The others included Robert Baker,
vice president; Mary zir1merli OF
Kensington, secretary; Fred De-
MARI Of Berwyn. treasurer: Corinne
Kranz of 9606 Clearview Place. Sill
yer Spring, Women's League repre-
sentative, and Henry Saylor Of 631l
Eighth street NV, Washington,
Mems League representative.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
United Europe Hinges
On Restoring Reich,
Churchill Declares
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

LONDON, May Is. ~ Winston
Churchill yesterday renewed a plea
for world support Of United States
of Europe and declared Britain and
France must take the lead in restor-
ing the German economy before
Germans turn their thoughts to
revolt and revenge"
Declaring Europe today was "a
rubble heap, charnel house,
breeding ground Of pestilence OF
hate" Mr.. Churchill told gather
ing in Royal Albert Hall that there
could be. no united Europe without
q solution of the German problem
and without a united Europe there
10 no prospect Of world government"
And the prospects for world peace
are dark and doubtful" he added,
unless some effective world super
government, for the purposes of
preventing war, can be set up and
begin its reign"
He spoke at united Europe"
meeting at a moment when world
attention was being focused on Ger
many because Of a critical food
shortage.
The wartime Prime Minister de-.
clared there lis no truth" In the
allegation that advocacy OF united
Europe was "a maneuyer in the
game of power politics and that it
is a sinister plot against Soviet
Russia"
"The creation of q healthy and
contented Europe is the first and
truest interest of the Soviet Union,
he declared.
Looking out from the ruins of
some of their most famous cities
and from amid the cruel devastation
OF their fairest lands, the Russian
people should surely realize how
much they stand to gain by the
elimination of the causes OF war
and the fear of war on the European
continent.
"The central and almost the most
serious problem which glares upon
the Europe of today is the future of
Germany, without q solution OF this
problem, Germany will once again
become menace to her neighbors
and to the whole world; and the re-
suits OF victory and liberation will
be cast away"
Mr.. Churchill said he had won
dered, when he first began advocat-
ing United States Of Europe some
is years ago, whether the United
States would regard such a develop
ment as antagonistic to its interests,
"but that has passed away"
''The whole movement Of Ameri-
can opinion is favorable to the re-
yiyal and recreation of Europe" he
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Evening star., 1947-05-15
Womon Truck Driver
Injured in Collision

Miss Mildred Stewart, A, of ,2s25
Knox Terrace Sc, was injured yes
terday when the American Railway
Express truck she was driving CO.
lided with another truck in the $500
block Of Central avenue NE.
Miss Stewart was taken to Casualty
Hospital and treated for possible
fractures of the skull and left
shoulder and chest injuries.
Gerald E. Weikle, jr., 5, Of 3431
South Dakota avenue NE, was In
jured yesterday afternoon .at
Twenty-second and Monroe streets
NE, when he was struck by q
bicycle, which police say, was ridden
by Fred Caldwell, jr., is, of 3100
Monroe street NE. The Weikle boy
was taken to Sibley Hospital with
cuts and bruises.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
.0micron Della Kappa
Taps Seven 5fudenis
Al Maryland u.
D. lie Asseeiotsd Press


Seven students at the University
of Maryland were tapped for mem-
|bership in omicron Delta Kappa,
national honorary fraternity foz
men, at special convocation OF the
student body in Ritchie Coliseum
yesterday.
New members Of the Student
Government Association were In
dicted in an accompanying cere-
mony.
Membership in oDK is considered
one of the highest honors conferred
on men students at the university.
and those elected were:
For outstanding scholarship =
Walter Beam Of Berwyn.
For social and religious activities
Jack Heise and Robert Baker both
Evening star., 1947-05-15

Salt Lake City, Utah, and Westbury,
Long Island. who has been general
counsel OF the department since LAST
August. Mr. Hill win resume private
law practice In New York, the
Navy said.
Mr.. Cox, = native Of London, has
been assistant general counsel since
last August.
Evening star., 1947-05-15

said, and Britain and France must
take the lead as founder partners
In the movement for : united Eu-
rope.
"Do we imagine that We can be
carried forward indefinitely upon
the shoulders broad though they
be--of the United States?" he asked
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BY ihs As.soe;oisd Pres,

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Alexandria as general counsel
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-28

Perfume, toilet water or body
powder are most effectively used
after your bath or "sponRe Of "
Spray the toilet water on with an
atomiZer - many scents may be
purchased with m accompanying
at0mizsr or your special bottle mny
he filed with the toilet water hE
needed Always apply perfum"S.
regardless ~ whether II II the con.
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or an eau de cologne. directly IN
the skin. Do not spray the per
fume on your elothes II may dam
age them, and perfum" odDrE grow
tale after n day OF 10 and dry
cleaning does not always remove
The scent.
To insure your always "En"llinR
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-28

meet Friday. Feb, ~, > y. NJ with
Mrs. W. 4. Raincs, 1924 n. Kent
ST.
Mrs. Zeb Rudd II Chicago. H.. is
in the city indefinitely Ia be with
her cousin. Mrs, Eva Rail-, $50 n,
Dale St, who Is rCcuperRting from
recent operation, Mrs. Rudd ar.
rived Saturday, Fob, -.
Mrs. r. \. Harris, 44b n. Kent
St, has been called on to serve on
tho Ramsey County Grand Jury this
term.
Raby hoy: Mr. and Mrs, Paul
Wood. 6i7 W. Central Ave. are the
proud parents ~ baby boy. born
Feb 20, at Bethesda hospital.
Mother and baby are doing hne.
Mrs. y. g. Bellamy of Ola W,
Central Ave, entertained at one
o'clock luncheon Monday, Feb, -,
In honor " Mrs. W, II. Woods of
Somerset, Kentucky, Others pres
ont were Mrs, II. +. Edwards and
Mrs, Julia TolliVcr,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson Of
$40 Rondo Ave. left the city on
Feb 10 for Milwaukee. Wis. where
Mrs. Wilson visited friends and
returned homo Monday evening,
Feb, "a, MIR. Wilson continued to
Hot Springs. Arb, where he was
called because Of tho illness of hia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-28
a|!l:|1 EFT
-S 81 NEIL DODS0n RUSSELL .

One keeps reading these gushy the which
brides from other shores quoted completely bowcd
with life this wonder Several weeks having
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-28

does not. However. some people
pcrspire moderately; the moisture
is 50 we'll distributed over tho body
that no excessive dampness is cvi-
dent in any single place.
You have often seen these words
IN advertisements bath alone
is not enough" These words are
quite true. Bathing washes away
accumulated waste hut deodorRnt
is needed to preserve your dainu-
ness after your bath, All pcrspira-
tlon has some odor 10 Il and you
must guard against offending those
with whom you come in contact,
Gentlemen. also take note.
Avoid Strong neOdoranis
DeodorantS have hcen made
available for thispurposc tits wiser
to use the brands put out by manu-.
lhCtufCrS thhh 10 prepare them AT
home The commercial types are
scientifically prepared and usually
are inexpensive. There are cream
ar liquid types, So you may use
whichever you prefer Beware.
however. Of those which claim to
stop pcrspirRtion for II period Of
three or four days. These dcodur-
ants. in order to be effective, must
necessarily be strong and II stands
to reason that any dcodorRnt
strong enough to last several days
will hc harmful to your clothes as
well as your skin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-28
ST PAUL NEWS

ST PAUL NEWS
Mrs. Luclla Brown, S7l 81 An
thony Ave, has returned after at.
tending the wedding nf Miss Evelyn
NJ. Walker. daughter VI MIR and
Mrs, n. Il, Walker Of Sioux City.
la. on Sunday, Feb, ID. Miss
Walker married Mir. Lawrence
Freeman Of Sioux City.
Miss Jesse Slcct from Anchorage,
Alaska. is visiting her mother, Mrs,
Carrie Slect, 162 lglchRrt Ave, Miss
Slcet will bc In st, Paul for about
n month,
DIR. and Mrs. J. W. CTump. Ra9
Fuller Ave, returned 10 St Paul
on Monday. Fob. -. from Honolulu
where they spent the last three
months visiting their friends the
Mole Smiths and Wilbur Woods,
They came directly from San Fran.
cisco to ST. Paul.
birthday Party: Miss Madonna
l.. Turner was hostess ut her
twelfth birthday celebration in the
home II Mrs. Ira RawlE. 1901 Lyle
hart, Friday. Feb. 81. Each young
guest received faVors and some won
prizes for the games played. Guests
were the following young ladies;
Misses Marian Adkins. Wilma All.
son, Marchcta Allan, Beverly Kirk,
Patty Brown. Patsy Moore, Mar.
jorie Morris and Gloria Roberts,
Miss Turner IL the house guest Of
Mrs. Rawls while attending school,
Dr. W. e. Willis Of Detroit was
the week end guest Of his brother
and sister-in law. Mr. and Mrs. J..
r.. Willis, l46O SherbuTne Ave.
while attending n class reunion at
the bennington hotel in Mime
apolia and the dental convention.
The Matinee Bridge club met
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. %, at the
home Of Mrs. James Kirk, Sr., 03T
ST Anthony Ave. First prize was
won by Mrs Manly Rhodes, sec
ond. Mrs. Fred Schuck, ST, and
third by Mrs. James Kirk. The next
meeting will he At the home 81
Mrs. Manly Rhodes,