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Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
Des Arc


Sunday morning Sunday School
was conducted by Supt. Floyd
Thomas. Sermon was preached by
the pastor. Rev B. S. Simpson.
On Sunday afternoon the BAU
group No. / rendered a very nice
program. Those who took part
were Brother L. l.. Koonce, Bro.
r. Thomas, Sisters Lydia Ewell,
Bernice Koonce. Mary Qualls, Pear
Matthias, and Jamie Hill. Closing
remarks were by the pastor ......,
Little Gene Alvin Smith h s
been i'll and we are hoping for
him a speedy recovery 49," April
3rd, Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Brown
celebrated their 30th anniversary
80. The Smiling Five rendered a
program at the Fellowship last
Friday night sponsored by the
Sunday School see" Miss Lula
Mae Govan spent the weekend
with her grandmother from CWR
Academy Of Brinkley ....".. Mrs
Welson Brewer made brief trip
to Cotton Plant on business Mon
day -. Mr.. and Mrs. Luster Hol-
loway went to Biscoe Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
NEWPORT
Gfarlvs MAYS

DIR, Mason, DR. Tucker, DR..
Grand, Rev. Cooker of Chicago,
I'll, former classmates Of DR., w,
b Black spent Tuesday night
with DR.. and Mrs. Black while en-
route TO Chicago. returning from
a vacation in Mexico $3.50. Madam
Emily Clinton of Cincinnati, o,
visited friends here for few
days. She was house guest of
Mrs. Josie Barkdale She was a
breakfast guest of Mrs. Willie
Lewis on Monday ...~. Mr. and
Mrs. P. W. Lee and grandson.
Edward Harrell will leave soon
for Detroit. Michigan to make
theor home ...... Miss Sadie Lee
Fulton, Dr. J, H. Moore and Fred
die Wallace motored to Little
Rock last Tuesday ...,, The COM
mencemnt plays have begun at
MIS-. On Tuesday, Mrs. N. A
Manly with her second and third
grade pupils presented an operat'
ia, "Cinderella's Slipper at the
st. Paul AME Church. Next Tues
day the beginners and first grade
pupils will present an opperettf
an Fairyland," with Mrs. c. L
Branch, teacher, On Wednesday
April 81, the fourth and fifth
grade pupils presented an operet
"Taffy Ann. Don't miss any O
these plays ..... Mrs. Leona Jack
son and family attended the fun
eral Of her aunt, Mrs. Queen Nc
Pherson at Augusta last Tuesday
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
KENsETT
o. CoWnn

Mrs. Addie williams is in st.
Louis at the bedside Of her sister
-. Tommy Cowan spent the
weekend in st. Louis -. d. M.
Bowman il back home from over
seas. NJ rs. Emma Wilson of
Detroit Is also visiting here -.
The Wonder State Quartet of Lit
tie Rock rendered a program at
the Centennial Baptist Church.
Sunday evening 80. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner Brown of Searcy were
visitors at Centennial Bapt. Sun.
=. William Archie and Donald
Baker spent the week home 49,
lrmagene Arnold who is attending
Arkansas Baptist College spent the
weekend home 49,. Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard Washington have moved
to Little Rock where Bernard is
attending barber college.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

Ply about ii ,..... Miss JIG is real
ly On with Mr. WHIP ...., Wonder
why ALB did not want Miss Els
to see him Saturday evening vera.
Miss LIN has taken RIB from let
and she doesn't like it ......., Miss
&C was sitting back in corner
with ELM Saturday night, good
looking, let the good times roll,
don't care if you are young or old
get out and let the good times
roll.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
DaIark
Ethel +. Neal

Ethel T. Neal
William Weaver has returned
home after a long service ...... The
Sewing Club met at the home of
Mrs. II M, Knight After the reg
ular business meeting the men,
bers were served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs B. Neal ... Har-
rison Jackerson and family spent
last Sunday with their relatives
and friends -, The Union East
er program was very successfully
rendered by Mt. Olive A. M. E
Church. The Children thoroughly
enjoyed the Easter egg hunt spon.
sored by the superintendent.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
JACKSONVILLE

Why doesn't ZINC like SIN?
Could it be because OF il? -. 1t
seems like DB is still weak for
ELI -. Boyfriends wanted for
DMN and &c. apply at Cooks
Cafe 49,. Is it true that MF has
girl in Texas -. OMJ says she
can't be true to Albert S because
RW is her all day study and her
midnight dream ...... 1t seems like
E Jones will eventually turn out
to be bachelor go. The most pop
ular girl Is C Polk, she says she
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

kuDen buren,
The first Sunday in April was
a high day at the Mt. Olive BIC
Church. The Sunday School was
opened at the usual hour with
Supt.. Lee Thomas presiding. Rev.
Oliver Of Shreveport, La. de-
livered the morning message ........
The Union Mission sponsored
program. Mrs. Willie Mae Martin,
president; Mrs, Vertie Lee Taylor
mistress of ceremony, Rev. B. L,
Love, pastor, preached a wonder
full sermon. Music was rendered
by the Sunset Four Quartet ........
Mrs. Neal Markham of Shreve-
port, La. was the guest of her
nephew, Armie Burrell. For the
latest news read the State Press.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
Hill

It was not a funny occasion the
other night when John Wesley
Thompson and Robert Lee Miller
were on the way to Gum Springs
when eight white men stopped
them. After ordering them out Of
the car they grabbed John Wesley
and Robert Lee ran. Both got
away uninjured but the truck in
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

which they were riding was torn
up ...... CM and All were on the
ball Sunday riding in that big
Buick No.. DIP really looks nice on
Sunday 49,. What's going to hap
pen, en- and NM visited Alberta
Thursday evening ,.., James Biz
gle is home now, hope he stays
with us -.o Hubert will be in the
18th ...-a What will CIV and III
do then? More next week.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
PORTLAND

Rosie Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Walker had
as their guests three Of Mrs. Walk
er's sisters, ELIZA Tucker, Albir-
dia Lewis, and Willie L. Jones,
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. d
Mrs. Jessie James, all Of Dermott
...... Mrs. Annie Webster of Mer-
rouge. La. is visiting her sister,
Melissie Cox ...... Mrs. Lue Block
and Mrs. Lille Mae Thomas were
called to the bedside of their sis
ter in Jackson, Miss. ..,,....,. Mrs
Maggie Mccoy is visiting in Kan
sas ...... Hello Hep Kitty, SING
and I'M were really on Monday
with those boys around school go,
Miss GIN went to see EGG Sunday
..... Wonder did she 60 to EG or
HBJ ...." Three Serdin boys are
going crazy about three Serdin
girls ...... Al went to see MLW
Sunday night and she Is still hap
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

a native Of Forrest City and SER
we'd Salem five years He will de-
liver his final sermon here, April
rs. The Choirs of the Salem and
First Baptist Churches will de-
liver a Joint musical program at
the Salem Baptist Church Sun
day evening April 25. This Mann
mouth Musical will be under the
direction of Prof. Clyde Webb of
Little Rock o,.,., The Lane Chapel
CINE Church has just closed a
four night service with Evange-
list Barr of the AME Church
speaking each night ........ The A
M & N College Chorus presented
program at the First Baptist
Church Friday night, April 9th
We are looking forward to
the program at Lane Chapel CM
E Church Friday night, April IS,
when they will present the Rust
College Singers of Holey Springs,
Miss. Send all news to Pauline
Smith, 507 Beach Lane and read
your home town news in the
State Press.
Cotton Clothing
Ninety per cent Of the world &
clothing Is made Of cotton.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
STUTTGART
Mfs. Ada T. Wright yy1
HOLMAN NICM acqOOY.

The school motto: Anything
worth doing at all is worth doing
we'll, was beautifully demonstra-
Ted by the only male member Of
the graduating class for this year.
Mar. Is when he participated in
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

made love in San Francisco sit
ting on the Golden Gate ...., RIM
said If its true love you want
babe, that's me ..a. | guess ELS
bike will get rest since his bro
ther has a car. So long Guys and
Gals.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
GURD0N
Depriest Campbell
1--WE and JIVU

It seems as II LII and GER
are really on the ball after the
ball game Wednesday :. What has
happened to PMS jaws to cause
DID to kiss them ...... Why is All so
happy? Is it because EMIT Is back
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

much improved after being very
i'll for several weeks ,...=... The
Antioch District Board will meet
Friday April IS, at Mt Moriah
Baptist Church, Rev. N MeGill,
pastor
Evening star., 1948-07-27

around the typewriter, is John
Huston's production, Treasure OF
Sierra Madre." This was fine
blood chilling study of avarice and
what 1t does to man. But it was
more than this. 1t was even humor-
GUS, kind of superbly dramatic
tale narrated by a great and wise
philosopher who had a moral pre-
cept to pass on to mankind.
1t came close to being an epic,
as such things go on the screen, and
it offered a performance by Walter
Huston that could not fail to make
the Locarno Film Festival judges
members of Huston's fan club.
Certainly by comparison it di-
minishes THE Voice of the Turtle"
to the status of a rather absurd lit
tie joke which any one had already
heard anyway.
If it is not too late, the fellow in
the shipping department at War
ner's probably can do the American
film industry a service by rushing a
canful of Treasure of Sierra
Madre" to Locarno on his own ini-
tlative. BY mistake, perhaps, If he
should need an alibi later.
If it accomplishes nothing more,
it should provide the Locarno
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

StdSc.
National-"Oklahoma"; $40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Emperor Waltz;
1:30, 3:25, $50, 7:30 and $40.
Capitol-"Give My Regards to
Broadway; II am, 1:45, 4:30, 7:2O
and 1905 pm. Stage shows: /,
3:45, 6:35 and 9:20 pm.
Columbia-"On an Island With
Your; 11:15 am, lbs, $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Story Of Tosca"; 1855,
2:40, 4:25, $40, 8 and 9:45 pm.
Hippodrome-"The October Man;
2:15, 4:05, $50, TAO and $50 pm.
Keith's-"Melody Time; 11:55
am, 1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55
pm.
Little-"Song OF My Heart; II
am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:25, 6:15, sos and
9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - FLOWING Cold;
1875 am, lao, $3.50, 5:45, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Palace - Easter Parade; 10:45
am, 1855, sos, Sis, 7:25 and 9:40
pm.
Pix - Butch Minds the Baby;
2:10, 4:50, 7:30 and 1905 pm.
Playhouse Anna Karenina";;
HOS am, ITO, 3:20, 5:25, 7:35 and
9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts.
Continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"Emperor Waltz; 11:15
a.rn., 1:20, 3:25, $50, 7::35 and 9:45
pm. -....--.-
Evening star., 1948-07-27

tensive tests for the lead In young
Bess." a Technicolor story Of Eng
lands famous queen. Elizabeth is
the right age for the role-her royal
namesake was between II and 16
in the book.
Victor Mature, when judging that
dog show In Laguna, was surprised
to find his own canine In compe-
ton for the title Of "Fattest Dog
in the Show" His stepson, Mike,
had entered the huge dog, unknown
to Vic. P. S. Victor did not award
him a prize!
Tommy Breen, son of Censor Joe,
became fed up waiting at Metro for
good parts to materialAe. He asked
for and received q six-month leave
of absence, and he will now try
for a spot of theater acting.
Howard Hughes had George Do
lCii1 AL 1AIo CulpIoy AO1 GWO WIlOiC
years in "Vendetta"-without ever
meeting him. Last week, George
saw Howard and this long delayed
meeting resulted in q new and big
ger contract for George.
Erich Remarque is off to Europe
to sell his property in Switzer-
land. He will settle in the United
States permanently.
John Garfield's current leading
lady, Beatrice Pearson. Gin fuckers
People"D goes to Broadway in the
fall to star in Torment" drama
tized from the Swedish movie. Bea-
trice, by the way, has signed to do
one movie a year with Garfield and
his Roberts Productions, for the
next 10 years.
I hear that Joel McCrea has
around nearly $2,000,00 in the bank.
Joel has never forgotten the ad-
vice he received from the late Will
Rogers, who told him, "Joel, save one
nickel out Of every dime you make"
(Released By North American Newspaper
Allianceo
Evening star., 1948-07-27

pleasant for brooding. What it says
is that Warner Bros, in the COM
pany's infinite wisdom and Its
yearning to collect trophies, has
nominated 1.-The Voice of the Tur.
tie" as its entry in the Locarno
Film Festival to be held this month
In the pretty Swiss city.
"Hmmm,' a man says reading
the memo, The Voice of the
Turtle"
He says that not because he has
anything against Tie Voice of the
Turtle" or Warner Bros, both oi
which are quite amusing, but be-
cause if he were the studio, that
picture certainly would not be his
choice.
The fact is that Warner Bros
made a truly great motion picture
this year, but not the one it has
nominated. The Van Druten
comedy, a daring piece of romantic
fluff about a wartime week end in
volving a handsome sergeant and
a pretty. impressionable girl, does
not belong in the same category
with the other picture.
The other, to stop this beating
Evening star., 1948-07-27

even more than she wants the lead
in Born Yesterday" stops to chat
with me at RKO and when I ask
her if recent baby rumors are true
says regretfully, "No-but one day
I'll surprise you all and say yes. .
Same for June Allyson.
Margaret O'Brien assures me
solemnly, II have no beaus." But
she does have a crush on an at
tractive young blond actor, whose
name wild horses couldn't drag from
me.
Bob Hope and his favorite brunette
his wife, Dolores-are taking their
first vacation in a year together, at
Del Monte.
Dennis Morgan is never the guy
to fight if there is a peaceful way
out of a situation. He has now told
Warner Brothers that if they will
give 1.-TWO Guys and a Gal" a COM
plete rewrite he will appear in the
movie with Jack Carson. and Doris
Day. But when Jack Warner gets
back from Europe, Dennis has
scheduled big talk fest with him.
: Van johnson, I am happy to re-
port, is determined to stay married
to his wife, Evie-"for life. I don't
believe in divorce" Van tells me
when we discuss the new batch of
trouble rumors about his marriage.
you'll be hearing those for the
rest of our lives" says Van. But
honest, cross my heart, they're not
true"
John Barrymore, jr., has promised
his mother, Dolores Costello, that
he will get another year or so of
education. Then he's going to fol-
low in the footsteps of his famous
father and be a full-time actor.
Young John has had his teeth
Strengthened, and, if he would trim
his hair little, he would be as
handsome 'as his dad was.
Ronald Regan, so I am told, is
spending lot of week ends with
Jane Wyman and their children at
the beach. Their pals hope this
might mean an eventual get-to-
gether again, but the dates are
probably just for Ronnie to see the
children.
Helena Carter, Douglas Fairbanks
leading lady in "The OF1ynns," I"
managed to ward off an appen-
dectomy with ice packs strapped to
her side, until the last feet of film
we're canned. Then she was rushed
to hospital, with a bad case of
anemia as well.
Deborah Kerr, Janet Leigh and
Elizabeth Taylor have all made ex-
Evening star., 1948-07-27

Swiss Drug Exports Rise
Switzerland sold abroad $50, 900 900
worth of drugs and perfumes last
year, compared with $39,000,000
in 1916.
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Hollywood:
Raft Promises
He's Through
With Films
By SheiIoh Grohom

George Raft really means to re.
tire from pictures. He told me
yesterday that he will make only
two more movies-his current "Out.
post Morocco" and THE Big Jump.
Then am through with making
pictures" George said, adding. %
hope to travel and see the world"
Anita Colby is leaving on August
3 for London, Paris and Rome. She
tells me that the trip is partly fol
business and partly for pleasure
Her sister Frances, goes with her
Wanda Hendrix, by the way, says
that, when she returns from Italy
where she will play Tyrone Powers
girl in THE Prince of Foxes"-She
and Audie Murphy will take up
where we leave off when I depart
for Italy" After Audie's statement
about wanting to marry Wanda
when he can afford it, it looks like
a marriage for them in December.
Audie is to be tested for the lead
in BAD Boy"
Sam Goldwyn tells me that the
girl who replaces Cathy ODonnell
in "Roseanna Mccoy" must not only
be good actress, but she must
have beautiful toes. The gal goes
through the picture in bare feet.
It's saga about the feudin' Hat
fields and McCoys.
Lana Turner and Bob Topping
will sail for the United States on
August "a. And when they arrive
in New York, the entire Metro press
agent department will be on hand
just to sort Of guide Lana in her
conversation. I understand that
Lana is rarin' to go again with her
movie career. No wonder, with the
terrific business being done by her
last two pictures-"Homec coming
and "Cass Timberlane."
Lucille Ball, who wants q baby,
Evening star., 1948-07-27
judges far happier two hours than

judges a far happier two hours thar
they will have otherwise.
Warner Bros. themselves, on sec
ond thought, might authorize thu
substitution. It cannot be that the.
are saving Treasure of Sierr,
Madre" for this years Academ,
award, for which 1t already is al
assured nominee.
There could be something in this
Of course, which we do not under
stand. Such as, say, knowledge OF
Warner Bros. part that the Locarnt
festival does not like to be bothered
with truly dramatic screenplays.
X X X
There are days in the summer
frankly, when all a drama depart
ment knows Chats new is what i
reads in the foreign newspapers
Like, for example, that the bigges
hit of the London theater this sum.
mer is Jack Benny and his troupe
of trained radio performers. Lon.
don critics and London audiences
the latter more so, have taken Co.
median Benny to their tired hearts
in fashion that should kill 60 pei
cent of Fred Aliens jokes next Fall
Runner-up to Benny in this wave
Of popularity Is Phil Harris, thai
brash character, who has Londoners
rolling in the aisles with his per.
formance as a Texan who knows
how to handle Boss Benny.
The latter's success, incidentally
has inspired the release in Londor
of Benny's famous motion picture
That would be 1.-THE Horn Blow.
at Midnight" which you may have
heard him mention on the radio
100000 times.
Also from the foreign papers ont
discovers that the top favorite 9.
Parisians who can afford nigh
out on the town is no less an Ameri.
can than Sophie Tucker.
Miss Tucker has taken Paris b,
storm, which, to be sure, is he
method of taking places.
A man in a jingoistic mood coule
say that Benny, Harris and Mis-
Tucker are the perfect American
answers to the EXistentialism ex.
ported by Europe to this country fol
its entertainment.
But who feels that jingoistic?
X II II X
Bulletin board: Tonight's open.
ing Is the Olney's revival of ''Tht
Importance of Being Earnest" with
Jose Ferrer and Viola Roche as the
principal players in Oscar Wilde's
famous jest :. anna Karenina
begins its sixth and final week al
the Playhouse on Wednesday :,
Antoine and 7Antoinette" will dis.
place 1.-THE Story of Tosca" as the
Dupont's screen feature tomorrow
1t was screened for critic.
today Song of My Heart,
Tschaikovsky's musical biography
on cellulois. has earned a secone
week for itself at the Little Theater
There's another rumor (what
another?) that Greta Garbo will
return to the screen after a sever
years absence, in a remake of Hem.
ingway's "A Farewell to Arms"
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Warmers COnserves TreaSure.'
Nominates Turtle for Prize
By Joy Cormody

There is memo from Warner Brosthe main Office in Holly
wood-yng here the desk
it may be the lead this column.
Something has to be the lead.
Besides this without
thing could
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30

The o. p. S. sales room is get
ting it's face lifted and when the
new display racks and draperies
are in place should be most at
tractive Mrs. Ruth Neel, of
Lakeside, has been appointed dis
tributor for Westmorland sterling
silver, sold by the Aluminium Co.
of America. Mrs, Neel is the wife
of Frederick Neel, local high
school teacher.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30
OVER THE
BACK FENCE
By MARGUERITE FINEFRoCK

Hiya Neighbor-This Is strictly
0sr the ladies, anent some new
hair-dos dreamed up by Hollywood
hair stylists. Outside of an in
sane asylum we doubt if anyone
would dare appear publicly wearing
one of 'em but you might like to
try arranging one in the privacy
of your bedroom with the door
locked and the shades drawn. I'M
agine the sensation you'd create
if you arrived at your next bridge
Club with your hair piled high on
your head with a bird cage
perched on top in which was
a real live canary chirping mer-
rily! And then listen for the
ehirps from your friends. Or may
be you'd like this arrangement,
a-la-Marie Antoinette, "Just saw
off piece of your porch trellis
and wind your hair through that
for extra elegance" And then sit
down at the breakfast table and
s&ait for friend husband to shout,
"Off with her head" On the
other hand if you have long hair,
swirl it up on the back of your
head and prop it up with wire
frame for that "new hustle eff
feet" Oh yes, and this should be
most effective. Braid your hair
in a false pigtail, drape it under
your chin and loop a string of
pearls through it leaving the end
IF the necklace to fall gracefully
over bare shoulder. 'Tis said it
will give you "bearded-lady look
with king size dandruff". In eff
feet, the above observations were
CLEANED by a newspaper woman,
Virginia MACPHERSON, who summed
up her impression of the preview
by saying, "The rest of the hair
styles were little more restrain
ed. The general idea is that mi
Lady might as well hide her head
IN the kitchen sink as show it in
public with long hair" So there
you have it. If you ever do de-
eide to go all out for Salvatore
Dali hair-do, for gosh sakes stop
around and let us be the first to
utter gasp.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30
indian NOTES

A new Major League record for
opening day attendance was estab-
lished when 73,163 people poured
through the turnstiles to watch
the Cleveland Indians pull the cur
tain for 194S.
Manager Lou Boudreau, for the
first time in his career fielded a
good hitting and running club-the
type that should provide Cleveland
fans with many a thrill. Bob Fell
ler's continued mastery was proven
beyond a doubt as he set down the
Browns with but two hits and no
runs despite finishing the last two
frames with a badly bruised index
finger.
When the Detroit Tigers come
to town May 1st and End to renew
their rivalry with the Tribe, the
splendid pitching staff of Newhau-
ser, Houttman, Hutchinson, etc,
reputed to be one of the best in
the Majors, may find sluggers Ed
die Robinson, Joe Gordon, Ken
Keltner, Allie Clark and Boudreau
a tough proposition. And there is
little doubt that the running of
Thurman Tucker and Larry Dolby
will keep the rest of the Tigers on
their toes.
While all the opening day fes-
tivities were taking place on the
field, in a beautifully decorated
room in Tower D of the Stadium,
one the strangest innovations
ever to be undertaken in a base
ball park was being born. The In
dians' new children's Play Room
swung into action and came out on
top with a team as a smoothly
operating success.
Under the guidance of former
school teacher, Miss Elizabeth
Fithian, aided by a staff of an ex-
perienced nurse and attendants,
close to fifty children from the
ages of two to six spent a glorious
afternoon in the miniature Won
derland while their folks watched
the Tribe lick the Browns.
This service is being rendered
free of charge by the Veeck ad-
ministration and will continue
throughout the season for every
day game. Although Ladies' Day
is held every Saturday, the first
being May 1st, it would almost
seem that every day was one for
the ladies now.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-30
Young Politicians
Enjoy Frolic

Nearly $50 people attended the
pre-primary frolic in Erie Gardens
Tuesday evening, sponsored by the
Ottawa county Young Republican
club, Dorothea King, secretary, re-
ported.
During the business meeting,
those candidates present were Civ
en- an opportunity to speak brief
ly. A Columbus office photograph
er snapped several pictures. Plen-
ty of food and liquid refreshments
were supplied the guests who join
ed in a general gabfest during
the social hour. The more serious
minded guests ended the evening
playing pinochle and other card
games.