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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
ARMAMENT HISTORY TO kIWANIS AT MEETING TODAY

The history of fire arms was re- lated to the Kiwanis Club this noon by Buck Harris, Secretary Treasur-
 CT of the Territorial Sportsmen's As
 sociation. Harris told of the first
 guns, which were invented in 1900. that killed as many people behind
 them as in front of them and trac- ed the development of fire arms up
 to the guns that were used n World War IT.
 The Rev. James Conwell, s. J., chairman of the Christmas party for the children at Winfield Home, announced that plans were going 1 ahead on the gala event. The Mari i ner Girl Scouts will assist with the
 party and Santa Clause will be lhere i to see that each child receives a present.
 A report was given on the award | ing of the Plymouth car that was made on Thanksgiving weekend by
 the Kiwanis. High men in the ticket sales were Wallis George, President
 Ed Shafer and Gene Vuille.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
FREEING RAIN,
 SNOW HITS PART
 OF NATION TODAY
lBy The Associated Press

Snow, freezing rain and rain fell over a wide area of the country to- day as temperatures in most parts of the Midwest climbed from their sub-zero levels of yesterday morn ing.
 A band of light snow extended northward through Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, most of Illinois and Wisconsin and parts of Indiana and Michigan Freezing rain made mot or travel hazardous in the lower Missouri and lower Ohio valleys while rain also fell over parts of the Gulf States.
 The mercury. which dropped to nearly 30 below in parts of Minne- sota yesterday, was generally in the 10 to 20 above mark today Rochest- CT reported a low of l9 above as com pared to p below 24 hours ago. Pellston. Mich. had the nations lowest reading, below, and tem- peratures were near the zero mark in parts of the Dakotas and Ne braska.
 Temperatures were below the sea- son normal in the Eastern States and they also were slightly lower in the Pacific Coast and in parts of the Gulf States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
HEARING ON PLANE CRASH AT SEATTLE STARTS TOMORROW

SEATTLE, Dec. l0-tR-A hear ing on the burning of an Alaska Airlines Transport alter it over- ran the Seattle Tacoma airport on Nov. 30, in which eight persons were injured fatally. has been set for tomorrow
 Robert w. Chrisp, Civil Aero rautics Board examiner who will conduct the hearing, said the first witness to be called will be Leon w. Cuddeback, chief investigator for the CABS Safety Bureau in the Pacific Northwest. He said about 35 witnesses would be call ed.
 The hearing will cover the in- vestigation at the scene of the &C., cident and the operation of the aircraft from the time the flight left Anchorage"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
HEINTzLEMAN, MEHERIh WILL SPEAK AT MEETING l OF CHAMBER THURSDAY

B. Frank Heintzleman will speak at the Chamber of Commerce meet ing tomorrow noon on the present conditions of the pulp and paper in- dustry for Alaska and he will also tell of his recent trip to Spokane
 where he attended the annual con-
 vention of the Pacific Northwest Trade Association. Heintzleman is Regional ce-President of this as- sociation representing Alaska and also represented the Juneau Cham Der of Commerce, which is mem
 Der of this association.
 J. J. Meherin, who recently re- turned from a tour of European countries, will speak on the present
 conditions there and state his posi-
 tion on the apparent conditions of 1 the cold war" and need for relief.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
ENGINEERS HERE TO
 LOOK AT pR0SpECTS

David Flood, of Longview Wash, and James Girard, of Portland, Ore, representing private timber inter ests, arrived here yesterday on board the s. s. Baranof to investigate the possible tpe of timber using indus tries which could be established in Southeast Alaska.
 Flood is civil engineer and hydro-electric power expert. Girard lis a logging engineer. They were scheduled to go to Sitka today for or three days and then return to Juneau. They expect to remain in this area for about week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
RALPH MIZE RETURNS

MT. and Mrs. Ralph w. Mize and their two children, Dorothy and Becky, returned here on the Bar anof after a six-week combination
 business trip and vacation in the States. They visited with their other daughter, Margaret, who is attend ing school in Portland, Ore. Mize is the Division Construction Engineer of the Alaska Native Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
CANNED SALMON FOR XMAS SHIP I5
 SENT FROM NORTH

SEATTLE, Dec 10.-iR-A ton and a hall of Alaska canned sal mon arrived here by airplane to- day as a Territorial contribution to the Pacific Northwests Christ mas Ship" of relief supplies fd Europe.
 The ship committee said Acting Gov. Lew Williams supervised the loading of the cargo at Annette Island.
 The committee said 1900 tons of food and clothing have been re- ceived to date from the four Pacific Northwest states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
BUL. F [ ! N 5

WASHINGTON - A bill auth crizing a $2,000,000 emergency re- lief appropriation for the Navajo and Hopi Indians of Arizona and New Mexico was approved unani- mously today by the House. It now goes to the Senate.
 WASHINGTON - The State De- partment announces that the United States and Panama have signed an agreement for leasing an air base and 13 defense sites to the U. s. to be used for de- fense of the Panama Canal.
 WASHINGTON - The House voted 78 to 37 today to halt all help under the emergency for eign aid bill to any country whose government falls under domination of Russia or the Commuhist party.
 ADEN - The oecreCarlat of the colony of Alden, British colony on the southern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, said today l12 per- sons had been killed and 160 wounded in recent clashes over the partition of Palestine
 ROME - The Chamber of La- bor voted a general strike for midnight.
 JERUSALEM Eighteen Arab ccnvicts in Acre Prison escaped today while Arabs of the town of Acre engaged prison guards with gunfire, it is announced officially.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
POLICE COURT NEWS

Three arrests were made by City Police last night. This morning, City Magistrate William A. Holzheimer fined Rose Saunders S25 on a drunk and disorderly charge. A drunk charge against Elizabeth Ann Me Callum was dismissed so that she could leave town. A drunk and dis orderly charge against Frank F Brown was postponed until tonor- row.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
MISS MHALEN LEAVES

Miss Frances G. Whalen left here yesterday on board the Baranof to return to her duties with the Val dez office of the Alaska Road Com mission. She has been in the Juneau office for the past week on tenn porary duty while enroute home from vacation in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
KEITHAHN'S FATHER DIES

Henry J. Keithahn, the first May or of Tenino, Wash, passed away at the age of 78 years in Tenino yesterday. He had recently suffered from a stroke. He is the father of Edward L. Keithahn, Curator of the Territorial Museum. Keithahn had visited his father this fall on the occasion of his parents 50th we'd ding anniversary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
ACCOUNTANT HERE

Kenneth Axelson, of the account ing firm Arthur Anderson and Com pany, is in Juneau working with the Columbia Lumber Company for a short period Axelson is from Se- attle and is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
KRISTANS RETURN

MT. and Mrs. Marvin Bud" Kris tan and their baby returned here yesterday via PAA from a five-week vacation in Los Angeles with the parents of Mrs. Kristan. While in California, they attended the Notre Dame-Southern California football game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
STEAMER M0vEMENTS

Freighter Jumper Hitch from Se- attle is scheduled to arrive at 4 80 p. m. today.
 Alaska, from Seattle, due Friday night or Saturday morning.
 Princess Norah, scheduled to sail from Vancouver Friday.
 Sword Knot scheduled to sail from Seattle Friday.
 Aleutian scheduled to sail from Ceattle Saturday.
 Denali, from west, southbound late tomorrow.
 Baranof, from west, scheduled southbound Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10

eating the natives to accept health care has been an uphill struggle, but the ANS has accomplished much in both its education and health programs"
 James Strong was introduced as a new member. and Mrs. Clifford Smith, a member of the Board of Public Welfare in the fourth division, was presented as a guest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
VIRGINIA HOUSTON BACK

Virginia Houston, auditor and in- spector for the Territorial Depart ment of Veterans Affairs, has re- turned here from a 10-day routine inspection trip to the Ketchikan of flee of the department.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
METCALF TO KETCHIKAN

Territorial Engineer Frank A. Metcalf will go to Ketchikan tomor- row for the opening of bids on the construction of new airplane float at Thomas Basin, near there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
WILLIAMS TO KETCHIKAN

Acting Governor Lew M. Williams left here yesterday for Ketchikan via Alaska Coastal Airlines to at- tend the First Division Democratic Convention
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
STANDARD TANKER IN

The Standard Oil tanker M. E. Lombard arrived at the Standard Oil dock today with a shipment of oil from the States. It is sailing tonight for San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
CAMERA CLUE TONIGHT

The Camera Club will meet this evening at o'clock in the high school science room. MT. Nal colm Creamy will give a demons trated talk on cameras and len sss. Everyone is invited to come and bring his camera.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
ste . WEATHER REPORT

WEATHER REPORT 2 Temperature Tor 24-Eour . Period Ending 7:30 O'Clock . This Morning Q In Juneau Maximum fl; . minimum, 37. . At Airport-Maximum 38; . minimum 35.
 . WEATHER FORECAST
 . tJuneau and Vicinity)
 . Variable cloudiness with
 . some light rain showers to-
 . night and Thursday. Slight . ly colder. 6 PRECIPITATION . tPast 24 hours ending 7;3o am. today) 0 In Juneau, .01 inches; since . Dec l, l.24 inches; since 9 July 1, 54.30 inches. 9 At Airport, .03 inches; since Q Dec. 1, .076 inches; since D July 1, 32.3O inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
HERE FROM NOME

Thomas E. Riley of Nome i. stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
HERE FROM CORONA

Edward Edmonds and M. E. Edmonds Of Cordova are stopping at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10

David J. FlCod anu J. w. Girard cf Longview, Wash, are regis tered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
FROM PELICAN

Fred Wetche Of Pelican is reg istered at the Gastineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
FROM GUSTAyUS

MT. and Mrs. Fred Watson of Gustavus are staying at the Gas tineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
FROM CoRDOyA

pr. R. H. Leev and MT. and Mrs. J. w. Dawson and family are staying at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10
SEATTLE VISITOR.

Arle H. Anderson of Seattle is registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-10

ROME = The Chamber of La Dor voted a general strike for midnight.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
CHARLES WILLIAMS, JR.
APPEARS IN OPERETTA

Charles II. williams. Jr.. son OF
DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Williams, OF
655 St Anthony Ave, appeared in
the operetta. Inns. Pinafore," g
Gilbert and Sullivan production
presented by the Catholic Youth
center choristers, on Sunday, Jan
IL, and Tuesday, Jan. II. In the
auditorium Of the Catholic Youth
center, 100 North Smith Ave.
Charles, who il n junior at John
Marshall high school, and a member
Of troop 40, st. Peter Claver'S
church, has sung tenor with the
CYC Choristers for approximately
three years.
Mrs. Lulu Robinson Of Kansas
City, Mo. arrived in 81. Paul Fri.
day evening, Jan. 10, 20 be with
her sister, DIR. Lillian Lewis, dur,
ing her Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson Of
Chicago arrived recently 10 spend
a week a. the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Minis, 2423 Fourth
Ave. s.
DR.. Lillian Lewis, 675 IEIehsrt
Ave, entered Miller hospital Sun
day, Jan. ~, where she underwent
an operation Tuesday morning
Jan. IL.
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Parent Moguzine
Draws NAACP
Ire for Awurd
PARENT MAGAZINE

AHhENA mANNAlNE sa.a.as ts-s o..
NEW YORK --- Sharp issue was
taken today with Parents Magazine
by Walter White. executive secre
tRry. NAACP. for its award Of q
medal TO Song Of the South" Walt
Disney's film Of the Uncle Remus
stories. Mr.. White, In his telegram
stated:
The NAACP IL shocked by the
award Of tho January Parents
Magazine medal to Song Of the
South. which glorincs racial stcrc,
otypcs and virtually justihcs slav.
cry by picturing Il as an idyllic
system. One Of the chief causes
Of racial friction In this country
Is the half-truths and un-truth,
which are planted in the unSuSpeet,
ing minds Of young people which
in later years causes the perpetuR.
ton Of dangerous and diviSive pref
udices.
Award Of the medal by a publ
cation 80 highly respected and cir.
culatcd ms Parents Magazine. which
many Of Us have read for years, Il
not in keeping, in our opinion. with
the high standards which Il has
always maintained"
The movie critics, too, In gen.
eral, have given the Aim rather
uncnthusiastic reviews due TO IT,
idcalizAtion Of the charm" Of a
fcudal slave holding era.
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Spanish War AUX.
Elects Mrs. Della
WilliuHns President

Charles Young No. 2 auxiliary
held its last meeting on Sunday,
Jan. ~, at the home Of Mrs. Lula
Mckinney, sIs N. GrottO, TO hold
the annual election.
Newly elected officers are: Della
Williams, president; Della Max
well, senior vice president; Dwight
+. Reed, junior vice president;
Anna Bell DurRnt, chaplain; Min
ME CASTOR, secretary; Lula Nc
Kinney, treasurer; Eva Neal, pa
triotic instructor; Martha Wimber-
ly, historian; Clara Turner, con
ductor; Clara Todd, assistant con-
ductor; Elizabeth Rodgers, guard
Mary Jones, assistant guard, and
Bride Meade. musician.
The installation Of new officers
by Mrs. Eva Neal, a past president,
will be held al n later date.
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Roberts, Nedra DcVRuEhn and
Carolyn Heath. The guests presen,
were; Jean and Joan Howell; Bcv.
erly Kirk, Julia, Roberta and Mar
ion Jones; SRundrR Jean Andor.
son, Mary Ellis Manning. Ursula
and Janice Ponders and their cousin
from Forsythc, Ca, Carolyn Heath
RosAlio and Carole Erwin and their
cousin. Nodra Devaughn Of Chi.
caEo; Gloria Roberts, MArChcta
Allen, Marion Atkins, I4ynettc
Hall, Wilma Allison, Patsy Moore,
Eta Jean Boyd and Constance HIN.
Nedra DeVAuEhR oi Chicago, H..
IL making her homo with her aunt
and uncle and cousin. Mr.. and Mrs,
l., H. Erwin, S7S harrington.
Carolyn Heath oG FOruythN Ca.
has been Visiting In the city for
tho past three months, Visiting her
aunt and uncle and family, Mr.. and
Mrs, c, l.. PonderS, 09l Rondo Ave
Miss Ada Cunningham Of Way.
Eata, Mimi, was the week END Euest
Of her sister aud brother.ln-law
Mr., and Mrs, Ellis Manning, SSg
Iglehart Ave.
Mrs. Mae JAmlsOR o. TsXarkANa
Tex. n medical science student NJ
the University Of Minnesota, IL re
siding ut the home Of Mr.. and
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Birthday Grertings In 81. Paul Jan. 10
-hhude Bush. $40 ST Anthony Ave.
Gertrude willis. 1850 ShsrhuFne Ave, Jan.
% Mrp. James Waller. 7ss st. Anthony
Ave. Jan. "a Mrs. CnrneliA Smith, 7Si
ROndo Ave. Mr. l.. n. TAreT. COS 81
Anthony Ave. George J. Mann. 7ll 81,
Anthony Ave.
out -of-Town Greetings 10 Harvey Harris.
LOa Angeles. Calf, Jan. ~. Wilfred HRr.
RE. Chicago. H.. Jan. ~.
Minneapolis birthday GrSrtlnRu Jan. ~
porrthy 4. Stoysli, 2sib Fifth Ave s,
Mrs.. Vera Pratt 2t20 Fourth Ave. $. Mr.
Ar" pullunt. 2EA7 iAth Ave \. Gerald
FlrninR, blB 10Th Ave. 4 Ronald Judy.
IT., aa2I Fourth Ave f. Robert Green.
80T Dupont Ave n Ion. Roach, 1917 FtHh
Ave. f. Doris OHieer, $50 Fremont Ave N
Ian. % Mr.. } ". Ryan. $3.50 Third Ave.
3. ThslnA Mcclure, SIS Bryant Ave. N.
Barbara Jean Hammond, 274i Clinton Ave
$, Essic Mae SATtin, l2is i2th Ave ~
Jan. 25-James Gresham. Ssl Bryant Ave
n. Robert Mallory, 40bS Clinton Ave. y
Mrs.. Grace Worcuh. $3.50 Smelling Ave. 4.
EstellA HArris, 2sI6 Elliot Ave. Mr.. Hardy
white a6lb Fourth Ave n. James Allen,
~ Hyland Ave Billie Vaughn, SOS Ois0u
Blvd. Mrs Mabel Craft. 1851 Bryant Ave
mont Ave, n Orlando Wilson, sOe Aldrtsh
Ave. N. Marguerite Washington. p98 Ala.
rich Ave. n. Connie Mccoy, $40 Bryant
Ave. n. Jan. q Patricia Harper, 1901
Bryant Ave, n ClsItA Carlisle. 627 Pre-
mont Ave. N. Garnstt Jones. sbIs sRsllinI
Ave. \. Jan. - Raymond Cannon, 2p0i
Fiith Ave. s. Louie X. Perkins. as2O Gin
ton Ave. s. Carrie Wallace. sss2 snsliins
Ave. r.
Ou,-of.Towu Grestlnv., Jan. "a william
oEiston, De- MotnsS Ia, Howard w'lls
Germany Elmo Hsiliunsn, Kansas City. No
Jan. 20 Dorothy Eyans, EAnsss Chy. Mo.
RObsTt l., Brown. Rockford. III.
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Mrs. c, Y, Rail, S4s N. Dale 81.
birthday Party; Miss Lois Smith
was hostess at her birthday, Sun
day, Jan, II, at the home Of Mrs.
Bertha Boyd, S07 81. Anthony Ave.
A two-course dinner was served and
the evening was spent dancing.
Guests included, Nathaniel Molten,
Larry Handy, Louise Hutehison,
Acquilla Criner, Clifford and Homer
speesei Mrs. Bertha Boyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin BaySinger, and Mrs.
Vera Washington Of Minneapolis.
The LOafers club met wednea-
day, Jan. 4, at the homo Of Robert
Graham, 79I 81. Anthony Ave.
Plans were discussed for the basket
ball team and the coming Spring
event, The next meeting will b.
at the home Of Ernsst Johnson,
1923 Rondo Ave, on Jan. 20.
The Jolly Twelve met WSdRss-
day, Jan. 4, at the homo Of Mrs.
Roberta Tyler, 60A W. Central Ave.
Tho club held la Christmas party
at the Elk's club this past year,
Each member was allowed 10 invite
three guests. The next meeting will
he held with Mrs. Emmallne white,
TIA Rondo, on Jan. 20. Plans viii
no discussed for u progressive whist
party 10 be held on Jan. 20.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17

Mrs, Mae Lark, SIS Rondo Ave,
pictured above, can boast an ex.
cellent record with the Como
Temple No. 1913 and her other Affih.
atoms. She was the financial secre.
tary of Como Temple for 10 years
She was installed as daughter
ruler Of Como Temple, IBPOEW
on Jan. 9.
She has served as loyal daughter
ruler and secretary Of Anna Jack
son P.D.R. Council. She has re,
ceived two certificates Of merit
from the Grand Temple for her
promptness, accuracy and neatness
in her work.
Mrs. Lark is a member Of St
James Senior choir Of st. Paul and
the treasurer Of the st. Paul Urban
League auxiliary.
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Social and Personal
n ST. PAUL.

Celebrates Birthday: Patricia Brown was honored at
birthday party Sunday JAN ~ given by her parents Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Brown at their home 9Sl St. Anthony
Ave- in observance Of Paricias eleventh birthday Games
at games won by Saundra Jean Anderson, Gloria
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delegate to the annual convention.
MIR. NOrvaI Barksdale. sl2 Fifth
Ave. NJ, has recently returned
from Lawrence, Kans., where he
went because Of the illness Of his
mother.
Visitor From Illinois: Mrs. J. J,
Clayburn. Ss43 Smelling Ave. S.
had as her house, guest last week,
Mrs. Matilda Hatman Of Glencoe,
III. Mrs. Hatman was entertained
by Mines. Sam Whiting, William
Seabron, Sam Miller and Burton
Brown during her stay in Mime
apolis.
The Booker T. Washington Study
club will meet with Mrs. Helen
Grever, S54s Smelling Ave. s., on
Tuesday, Jan. q. All members are
asked to attend the meeting which
will begin at 1880 p. m. Mae Jones,
president, and Alice Smith, secre-
tary.
CO-hOstesses at Dinner: Mines.
r. Williams and r. Jones, l044
Bryant Ave. n, had dinner guests
on Saturday, Jan. II. TO celebrate
Mrs. Williams birthday. Many Of
the guests were out Of town resi-
dents: Mr.. Paul Jones mrs. Will
liams' brother), Mrs. W. B. BULGE
MRS. williams cousin) and Mr..
Joe Turner, all from Chicago. Other
guests were: Mines. Essie Williams,
Hattie Brooks, Cleo Hampton and
Miss Arlene Bell. Mrs. williams
received many lovely gifts.
The Minneapolis SOcialite club
held its last meeting on Sunday,
Jan. ~, at the home Of Miss Pa
tricia Mallory, 4O53 Clinton Ave.
Plans for the coming three month
schedule were made.
1t. Howard Wells. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. o. P. Wells, 364l Fourth
Ave. s., is home on a week-long
leave. He is now stationed at Fort
Jackson, S. c.
Mrs. Mildred BOhanOn and her
son have taken temporary residence
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
W. Wigington, $40 st. Anthony
Ave. Mrs. BohRnon, a former resi-
dent Of Minneapolis, is awaiting
word from her husband Of the loca-
ton Of a home in Omaha, Nebr.,
where he is executive secretary Of
the Urban League.
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John Mdrshdll PTA
Annual Cord Purtv

The John Marshall P.T.A. will
hold It's annual card party in the
school gym (HRllie and Grotto) on
Tuesday Jan. q. Bridge, 500 and
other games will be played. Door
prizes and table prizes will be
given. The usual white elephant
table will he the featured attrac-
ton. Music will be furnished by
the school orchestra under the di
rection Of Miss Vivian Kline. Joseph
Lehman, general chairman! II. c,
Higbee, principal; Floyd Olson,
president, and Mrs. r. Il. Mitchell,
publicity chairman.
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sides at the home Of the Englands
N7a St. Anthony Ave-. left Thurs
day, Jan. ., for Madison, Wis.
where he plans TO visit his daughter
Mr. Hyde also plans TO visit In
the East and the South.
Mrs. Edward Goodman. 2sI n,
st. Adams, who has been IN at her
homo for the past two weeks, IL
now well on the road to recovery,
Mr., Ralph l. Shields Of Seattle,
Wash. left the city Sunday morn
tng, Jan. -, after spending sew.
eral days as the house guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs, John NJ. Patton, sBI
Sc. Anthony Ave, Mr., Shields will
also spend some time in New York.
Florida and California. before 70.
turning to Seattle in March.
Surprise birthday Party On Sat.
urday. Jan. II, Mrs. Dolly Nelson,
S6S ST. Anthony Ave. was hostess
at u surprise birthday party. honor.
ing her mother, Mrs, Dan Briley.
Guests were; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Jones Of Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Briley, Mrs. Gladys
Calender, Mrs, Florence Nelson,
Mira Geraldine Reasby and Mr..
Homer Briley.
birthday Party; MArcellne Hen.
derson and George Butch" Roseby,
were honorrd at n birthday party.
Saturday, Jan. II, given by Mrs.
Evelyn Henderson, at $50 Sc. An.
thony Ave. This was Marcline's
and Butch's sixth birthday. Games
were played and delectable refresh.
mentS served. ChAperones were:
Dorothy Hampton, Gloria Full.
bright and Margaret FulbrIRht.
Tiny guests werc' Joyce and Wilma
Neal. Joan Marie Ross, Charlotte
and Marcella Smith. Connie Sutton
and Beverly Jean Henderson, John
Stevens and Tommy Henderson.
The Twin City Maids and Ma.
irons postponed their meeting from
Saturday, Jan. IL, to Saturday. Jan.
20, Rt the home Of Mrs. Alice Mar.
ShRll, Fifth Ave. Minneapolis.