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Smyrna times., 1948-06-17
SET CARNIVAL DATE
From August rs to September g.
Parade September 2

Invitations have been sent to 65
volunteer companies throughout
the state and in Maryland to par
ticipate in the annual Citizens
Hose Co. parade to be held here
September 2. This was announced
by E. Reynolds Bradley, parade
chairman. The carnival committee
is composed of Willard Rutter,
chairman, Fletcher Truax, William
Poore, Harper Jones and Harry
Pusey A Pontiac sedan will be
given away the last night of the
carnival, September 6, and dona-
tions will be received starting this
week. Rutter reveals that the
committee has several surprises in
store for those attending the car
nival. Contract for amusement
rides has ben awarded but the
name of the company has not yet
been disclosed.
Smyrna times., 1948-06-17
APPOINT NEW POLICEMEN
Vance Cole Replaces James Griffin,
Resigned. On Town Force
Photo by Rutter

Chief of Police John w. Jacobs
announces the appointment of
Vance Cole, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Cole, Smyrna, as meter
reader and relief policeman, sue
ceeding James Griffin, resigned.
The appointment became effective
June Is. Cole, who is a graduate
of Beacon College, Wilmington, is
a veteran of World War II, having
served in the United States Navy.
Before accepting his new position,
Cole was employed in barber
shop owned by Norwood Pawn,
Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1948-06-17
MISS NELLIE WALLACE WEEDS
Married to MIR. Arthur v. Schafer
In st. Peters Church, Saturday

In st. Peters Church, Saturday
The marriage of Miss Nellie
Wallace, daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Wallace and Mr..
Arthur Virdin Schafer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Schafer, of Phil
adelphia took place on Saturday
morning, June IL at st. Peters p.
E. Church, Smyrna. The Rev.
Paul Kellogg, rector of Christ
Church, Dover officiated at the
ceremony and the wedding music
was played by Mrs. Gilbert Byron,
organist at Christ Church, Dover.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Samuel C.
Wallace. Mrs. J. Horace Beckford,
Of Cranbury, N. J., sister of the
bride, was the only attendant. The
Continued on Page Fivel
Smyrna times., 1948-06-17
Kings Daughters Meet

The King'g Daughters Circle will
hold its last meeting before the
summer recess Thursday, June IA,
at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
George Carter. A full attendance
is desired.
Smyrna times., 1948-06-17
Announce Homemakers Meeting

ANNOUNCE dOineIlakerS Meetlng
The Smyrna Homemakers will
meet tonight, Thursday June IL,
at s o'clock at the home of Mrs.
John Jacobs. Mrs. Fred Harris
will act as co-hostess.
Smyrna times., 1948-06-17
SMYRNA BOYS BASEBALL
Started Season in Y. Nj. C. A.
League-BOb Everett. Coach

Itdgut-BUD ENtrttt, OOdch
A Smyrna baseball team, COM
posed of boys between the ages of
15 and 19 and coached by Bob
Everett, opened their 1948 Y. M.
C. "A. Kent County Senior Boys
Baseball League season Monday
evening against Caesar-Rodney at
the Smyrna Athletic Field. All
games are scheduled for 6:15 pm.
unless otherwise arranged. Smyr-
mas schedule is as follows: Home
team listed firstl
Smyrna times., 1948-06-17
team listed frst)

June 14-Smyrna VS.. Caesar Rodney /.
June 16-B. T. Washington VS.. Smyrna
June 21-Smyrna VS.. Harrington
June 26-Wesley VS.. Smyrna
June 2S-Smyrna VS.. St. Johns
June 30-Felton VS.. Smyrna
July 7-St. Johns VS.. Smyrna
July 19-Smyrna VS.. Dover
July 21-Caesar Rodney VS.. Smyrna
July 26-Smyrna VS.. B. 7. Washington
July 2S-Harrington VS.. Smyrna
August Smyrna VS.. Wesley
August 4-St. Johns VS.. Smyrna
August 9-Smyrna VS.. FELTON,
August 16-Milford VS.. Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1948-06-17

Superintendent Geo. w. Wright
this week announced the list of
students of the Smyrna School
who have been promoted. They
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-28
Ray Millassd
 Heads Comedy Cast

H@60S CON7e0y Cast
 The age-old problem that has bothered man ever since Adam, The Trouble With Women, is the subject as we'll as the title of the comedy.romance starting to. morrow at the Orpheum Theatre Ray Midland, Teresa Wright. and Brian Donlevy are starred in the film, Midland as a profess or of psychology with definite l. deas about women; Miss Wright as 8 sob-sister whose misquoling of Midland leads him to sue her paper for libel; and Donlevy as her editor who loves her in his own unromantic way.
 Heading the supporting cast for the film are Rose Hobart, Charles Smith, Iris Adrian, Frank Faylen, and Rhys Will jams.
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Hospital News
BlRTHS:

BIRTHS:
 To MT. and Mrs. Gordon E.. Jones, a daughter. Andrea Kaye, born on February 2l, weight z lbs i5 oz
 To MT. and Mrs. c. H Jack. man, a son, Larry Peter. born on February P. Weight, 8. lbs, IA Oz.
 Mrs Mary Stepanoff. of Chig- nix, and MT, Harry Brugma an of Unga. underwent major opera tions during the week.
 Mrs. Margaret Stines is le- ceiving medical treatment at the hospital.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-28
PEARLS RESTRUNG-1O.day
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 rue the annoying poems? lp
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REGULAR ALTERATIONS and latest style tubular dresses at Bessie's Tailor Shop at knudsen's.
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ROLL FILM FINISHING Quality Prints and Speedy Service Msrgo Lester Studio.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

abandon To e makers hats, confetti
Many Of the outstanding dress ensembles
but who could
srSpless back black
with drRpd bodice full gold
Tmma Leah Rss shoulder taeta
lace; Ide Pa,ton black trimmed amsi
horizontally striped hustle back Of Edith
= scarf;
Rheba WardSw that exotic print dress with matching trimmed
hoOdf
Special might beautiful Mrs Louis Moore
Others lovely Mcknight salmon
check that tied In back Nell RUSSELL royal blue aud
Sabron brocAded white and red aeta Nina Sas
Mrs Clarence Anderson Mae condn Gertrude Mobsy
Rueker Bonita Nellie, Edith SiEer and many
Mustn't forget word about tho gallant malssbes
their heartsbecRuse Of them look pretty the
IT'S CATCHING
Measles that My daughter got Sure enough the New
Year began quietly house Instead celebrating
Inn the CredjafAwnS Ball
ing for calls like "Mommy itch again: bring glass water
dOie They tell me both jumped JOY
More than anything else missed the morning
day Good radiance, too, thanks to Carolyn.
OPEN HOUSE e.
The DYwYKs (dont open house from
to New Years the home Of Mr. Mrs Curtis
With DR. w. d. Browns OK, and
Nom and on Mrs Lucille ShiVeS invitation. attended
Mrs Lula King president received with other club members
ladies lovely dresses But the
from the serving table canabrs
and all Of sterling silver and exquisite csnpecsu
by Mr. and Mrs George HNpinI EdOd lime Mrs
Greene really in the
smoothly Visiting from Seattle formerly charter member
Mrs Richard Arts and her husband the
Mae Murphy.
Of the might Daughters You Willie tfor
Keeps
ATTENTION JUNE GRADUATES
The Urban League Auxiliary Scholarship
Drive Another 800 IL 10 he given the close
June II graduate have average good
and feel could application
is honor to be chosen this Ia not charity but AWARD
courage youth.
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. ST. PAUL. Q

Leona Moore, Ella Roberts, Villa
Mae Parker, Eva Ball and those
members who were unable TO Al.
tend were Louise Perry, Mary
Evans and MIR. and Mrs. h. V. Bird,
The next regular meeting Of the
club will be Jan. 10, 1880 p. m, At
the home Of Mrs, Mae Williams,
59T Rondo Ave.
Christmas Guests: Arriving BY
plane from ST, Louis, No. in time
for Christmas dinner. were the two
daughters Of Mrs. Edward Jones,
54I Carroll Ave, Misses Mary and
Ann Polk. both teachers in the pub
lie schools Of that city. Also visit
ing Mrs. Jones, was her son,
Michael Polk from Chicago. Many
social courtesies were extended the
visitors during their stay in the
city. A waffle breakfast Dec. 81,
given by Mrs. Jones with Mrs. Ben
Campbell (Mae) as guest; Christ
mas party given by Mr.. and Mrs,
Carter Fletcher Of 500 ST. Anthony
Ave. Other guests included MIR,
and Mrs. Russell Fletcher Of
Omaha; Miss Joan Ann Fletcher
Of Newton. Kansas: Miss Ann Polk
Of ST. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Milton, Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thomas, Mrs,
India b. Allen. Mrs. Dorothy Allen,
Mrs. Ben Campbell, Mr.. Rheadus
Fletcher, Mr.. Harvey Foxx, Mr.,
Walter Blaney, Mr.. JACKIE Lynch,
who was master Of ceremony in
the making Of several recordings
by various guests. Games were
played throughout the evening and
a midnight lunch was served. Misses
Mary and Ann Polk were also en-.
tertained ut u lovely dinner party
given in their honor by Mrs. David
Francis Of Minneapolis; n dinner
party in their honor was given by
Mrs. Marguerite Alternately Allen
Of 65l ST. Anthony Ave. Also ex.
tending courtesies were Mrs. Cor
neIia Smith and daughters, Mrs,
Jerry Robins and Miss Helen
Smith, 543 Carroll Ave. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Campbell of 64S Carroll
Ave, also entertained the visitors
before their departure from the city
Jan. 3. They returned home by way
Of Chicago where they spent a
short visit with their brothers. Mr.
Michael Polk returned home or
Dec. %.
Dinner Party: Mr.. and Mrs
David W. Searles of 433 RondC
Ave. were hosts at q dinner party
on Saturday, Jan. 3. Their guests
were Mrs. James Allen and Mr.
and Mrs. Carlos Moffatt and Their
two children. A delicious four,
course dinner was served.
The TOuts BONES Amies club
will meet Friday. Jan. Is with Mrs
Cora Strothers Of 492 W. Central
Ave. The party planned by the
club for Jan. 3 was postponed in
definitely, due TO the death Of the
husband Of one Of the members.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

Taking part In the Talent pro-
gram at Camphor N. L. Church
Sunday, Jan. II, at I p. m, are:
Omar Faucet, Addie Armstrong,
Peggie AParicio. Norma Barfuss,
Dorothy MOnSOn, Boyd Collins,
Zachary MonsOn, Marcheta Allen,
Nadine Peck, VAlene Rudolf, and
the ST. Peter Claver Glee club un-
der the direction Of John Whittak-
er. The program is sponsored by
Virginia Robinson and Alma Camp.
The st. Phillips Episcopal
Church Vitality club met Monday
evening, Jan. s, at the home Of
Mrs. Meredith Howell, 97l st. An
thony Ave. An election Of officers
was held: President, Virginia
Brown; Viee-President, Mildred
Gibson; Recording Secretary,
Laura Jefferies; Treasurer, Juanita
GOOdlOe and Corresponding Secre-
tary, Katherine Mitchell.
The Cosmopolitan club enter
tanned at their second annual din
ner party. Dec. q, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mahan, 1872
st. Anthony Ave. Mr.. John Patton
was the principal speaker. He spoke
on the subject, Education and
Unity" He also pointed out a mum
Der Of clubs that started as a small
group and are now outstanding and
also congratulated the club on their
work and encouraged them TO con-
tinue. Others on the program were
julius Clemens, Gloria Roberts,
who opened the program with
America; DavettA Williams and
Ida Parker who both read verses /;
Mrs. Rosa Bradshaw, secretary Of
the club, who gave an interesting
review Of the years work; and
Ella Roberts, chairman Of the pro-
gram committee. A turkey dinner
was served buffet style. Guests
were: J. NJ. Patton, o. W. Oliver,
Loretta Mack. Curtis Harris Of
Minneapolis; r. NJ. Mccarthy, c.
Z. Ball, Gloria Roberts, Davetta
Williams, Ida Parker, Villa Mae
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Glenn
ons; Members were Rosa Brad
shaw. Rosa Mahan, Mae Williams.
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MaAuy m]
MQ1@sIG,iSs|

birthday greetings In Minnoap.
oils Jan. Nv. w. StoVall, aBik
Fifth Ave. 80. Jan. iS-MTN W n
freeman. 2SOS Portland Ave. Mrs
Richard Session, 9Sbs Smelling Ave
no, Frank Graham, atS7 Smelling
Ave No, Jan. ig-MiEs l. u Ne
Clolland, 1000 Clintun Ave. Jan II
--Mru, Fern Helm, SIS AldriCh Ave
No. VIM. James Parker, 1899 ifth
Ave. 40. Jan iS--Thomas t.Angumu.
s2S Girard Ave. No. Jan iS-shlriey
Kyle. 3s17 Fourth Ave. So Jan 90
-Francas Rooney. ile1 Emerson
Ave. No
Out Of town greetings, Jan. Is
WilmOth Bowen, Chicago. III. Mrs
Dick Gale. Mound. MINI. Jan. If
virginia Lee, Kansas city, Mo
Birthday greetings In 81 Paul.
Jan. y -- Mrs. BiisH Kemp as
Thomas Jan. il---DeoTEe " Dun
can, eos ~. Anthony Ave; AFs Dan
BTiley, b6B 81 Anthony Ave. Jan
10 MATva Ann Boyd GS7 IElShRrt
Ave. Jan. Eioise Tuussalnt $50
lRlehaTt Ave. Patricia Brown, S9i
ST Anthony Ave. Lois Smith, 9ST ~
Anthony Ave Jan. ia-MTE Theu-
dore Allen, SS6 lElehArt Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

Dinner: Mrs, Magletta Jenkins
Of 6GS Aurora Ave. entertained at
q family dinner Sunday, Jan. I.
hOnoring her niece. Miss Katherine
Jane Hopkins Of Los Angeles, who
is in the city visiting her mother,
Mrs. MArEcry Hopkins, On Sun
day morning, Jan. I, Mrs. Houston
Jackman, 300 ST. Anthony Ave.
was hostess at a breakfast, honor.
ing Miss Hopkins,
The EOR-Pareil club has post.
poned their meeting scheduled for
Jan. II, until Jan. Ia, at the home
Of Mrs. J. .. Stubhs. 693 Carroll
Ave.
The COrinthiAR Temple lS2 =. M.
+. held their annual holiday party
Monday, Jan, 5, At the home Of Mr.
and Milton Barber, S9T Iglehart
Ave. A delightful evening was
spent playing games and sOcialiE-
ing. A buffet supper was served
from a beautiful lace covered table,
Members and guests present were;
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Fulbright.
Mr., and Mrs. Jessie II. Howard:
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Lawrence;
Mines, Bertha Berry, Lillian Brown,
Anna Foster, Lena Brown. Dorothy
Massie, Cora Saunders, Evelyn
Henderson. Maggie Beard. Alice
jackson. Viola Lee, Alice Mayse,
Cynthia Foster, Magdalene Oliver
and Mabel Harris. Gifts were ex,
changed. An attractive holiday
motif was carried throughout the
home.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

Anniversary; Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Taylor, Jr, i046 Bryant Ave, n,
celebrated their NTH wedding ami.
versaTy New Years Eve al Treas.
ure Inn, Those who helped them
celebrate were MsssrS. and Mines.
Harry and Charlotte Davis, Hank
and Benny Majors. Earl and Jean.
cite Miller. Leland and Lorraine
Carrigier. Russell and Marcslla
Everett, Wesley and Dolores Whit
taksr, and Mr.. Bob Miller.
MSsars. Stanley saith "a d
Stephen Douglas Miller Of B..
Louis, Mo-, are stopping at the
homo Of Mrs. Elizabeth Rodgers,
3409 Cedar Ave. 8. They are plan
ming 10 have their families Join
them later.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09
CHATTER -PATTER
By HELEN SMITH
Nn M Avn

Al the Forty Club party would impossible for
be RrSt and second the Instead
combining business pleasure all Talk
about fun! The formal va the and pcttesL Of
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Uaed AIIIKatsF TAnh.

Amphlbian tanks, then known 80
alligator tanks" were used by
U S. marines back In lg14
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

Al"
A ceiling tall Nmas tree stood rcsplendsnt in one
corner. high-lightNE background behtttng the
gorgeous gowns and gorgeous gals, nttman'S orChss
ira played mixture 81 swing waltSes foxtrots that
kept everybody foot-happy, Al ntcrmission the
Musical Notes quintVttc made u surprise appearance
singing The whhcnpoof Song" and What Are You
Doing New Years EVe!" Meanwhile two pretty teen
cutes kept the crowd refreshed around the punch
bowl During the grand march, led by Mr. and Mrs
Hiram Gibbs and Mr.. and Mrs. N. X. Mcknight. the
dancers helped themselves with New Years Eve
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09
Hotel R1rra

A. least 200 persons have been
killed In U. s. hotel ores In the past
sin months. more than one fourth
Of the total 7Ss hotel Are deaths In
both the U. S. and Canada since
iSSs. In addition 10 the Chicago and
Atlanta holocRuats. hotel ores since
June have taken death tolls in Du
ouqus, Philadelphia, San Fran
cisco, Saskatoon. SaSk.. and Othei
titles.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09
Social and Personal
O MINNEAPOLIS q
. MINNEAPOLIS

Rev. u, 4, boyd and Mrs. Fannie
7, Lewis waited Saltwater Dec. "a
carrying Christmas cards. goodies
and words Of the gospel. Il Was the
last service Tor the year. Warden
utecht and some Of the officers
commended Mrs, Lewis Tor her
faithfulnesn and interest shown tho
past thlrty-two years,
Mrs, W, II. Richards. S3lS Chi.
cago Ave, was pleasantly surprised
with n birthday party given by her
husband. Saturday. Jan, 3. A tur.
key dinner was served buffet style
and games were played Mrs
Richards was the recipient u many
gifts, Those present were Messrs
and Mmea, Lucius Stewart. J. h,
Moslcy, Thomas brown, Paul Wig.
ington, Norman Stewart Mines.
LILLIAN jackson, Cecilia Patterson,
Minnie Johnson, and MeasrA, Hank
Humphrey and r. 4, Staten.
Mr.. and Mrs. LutAsr Dranln, 2Ii9
Fifth Ave, s.. had ~ their dinner
guests, Sunday, Jan, I, Mrs, Violet.
tia Walker, Mrs. Emily Vaughn,
and Mr.. Arthur Perry, Mr., Dennis
10 Mrs, VauEhn'n new Son-ln.lAw,
Mr.. wilmotA W. bowen. formerly
Of Minneapolis, arrived here by
plane Wednesday morning. Jan. z.
On n one-day business trip. Mr..
Bowen, former manager 81 Sumner
Coop store here, IL now general
manager Of the AltEsld Garden and
Morgan Park Coop stores In Chi.
cREo.
Mrs, Fannie y. Lewis had ~ her
New Years Day guests, Mrs. Emma
Helm, Mrs. Wayne Crowdsr, Mr..
and Mrs. ChaN. johnson, Mrs, LII.
liam W, Penn. and Mra. Lucille NIL.
Ter.
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lettings
by GEORGIA NJ SSEl.l.

One thorn 0G experience h worth
. whole wilderness Of Warming
Lowell.
Ladies choice year Is here again,
all over the globe. Not being NJ
ON my Leap Year legendary, /
didn't Know that the girl must wear
scarlet PcttICOat, II u lady otfcrs
marriage TO gentleman IN Leap
Year, he must either accept the Of.
fer OF make the lady a present Of
n silk dreSs. provided that the lady
must FIRST show u bit Of scarlet pet.
ticOat, to cover which (And assuagr
her disappointment at being ~.
iectedl, the silk dress Is bought,
Ringing bells, shouting, kissiug,
hacked lights, hilarious laughter
aud screams, not "a mention the
loud rhythm Of the orchestra when
tho clock struck "Wednesday
night at Treasure lun. Just
abou. everybody was So busy uhak-
ing hands, kissing and what not,
that the place could have burned
down without anyone FUAliEing Il.
Jackie" Earl Weber, Leon
Mason, Ben Stone, Jane House,
Booker ElliS, Pauline Ray, Byron
Young, LaRAhn l.atimore treaty.
having u balD tee-hse; Gene Goa,
Ralph JoneE, Chandler McWAtt,
Jim Kirk and his wife, Emma, Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Johnson tMTs.
Johnson was dressed In u deep
green, long sleeVed dreHs. act OF
with geld accessories. which made
very striking eontFaSt). =, Car.
men Allen, Boyd Davis. Earl Bow.
man running around kissing all the
girls; Nelson Mccoy. walking on
pink clouds, Leola Graham, Roy
Crawford. MIR, and Mrs. Gordon
KIRK, Mr., and Mrs, Lloyd GRmbOl
and just coolies Of othern. .
Everyone was In q hurry that night,
going nowhere. While dancing I
heard strange music in my ear.
looking around expected 20 find
Billy Eekstino or Al Hibhler and 10
and behold, Ruess whose voice q
was that reached my Railways
listening for nVwa) earR---N0no
other than our own Chandler Me.
Watt who has n voice that will 70
farther than calling hogs mo joke.
he can really singl. I Immediately
Enatehsd him up for the Talent
show the LonRinsEs club IL present.
ing next month. hope he gets the
break he deserves. night,
At the homestead Of Sarah Hlll, .
small New Years gathering was
going on. A couple Of the many
guests were Evelyn Lewis. doc, 4"
Ann Garrett and Edgar Pillow.
Due to some Misunderstanding at
7. L., the party was unable 10 csls.
brate out there, later a. they had
planned. . Same night, at Stem
hall, the dance was n fair deal
cabaret style, Of course. helped II
attract more people.
The most popular song of the
week 10 the beautiful Il Love
You, Yea ! Do." Not ORIy the
words bat the melody has .
haunting beauty.
suppose all Of you have New
Years resolutions. Now the task
Of keeping them IL tho only prob.
lem.
Well, friends, In four months, ]
am going 70 take my luck at sstAb.
fishing myself ~ = writsr--i1l be
California bound once aRAin--but
les been a pleasure writing for you
and III always remain your obsdi.
ent servant. In the past year
I've made lots aud lost . few
friends. but ! guess that's part 0f
life.
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SkallRK Party; Miss LovsEns
Noble, S7S2 Fourth Ave, s., was
hostess at skating party, Satur-
day, Jan. \, Refreshments were
served and games played at her
home after the skating, Present
were Misses jeanne Fraction, Har-
riot Bowman, Dixie Lee Young,
Dorothy Stovall, Hazel Underwood.
and lone Roach.
MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe Griffith Of
pos Moines, Iowa, motored TO the
city and were the guests recently
Of Mrs. GritIith's father, Mr.. VIM.
Reed. sal Girard Ave. N.
Mr.. Chester 4. Johnson, ST.. sac
Colfax Ave, ~, has been seriously
III at 81, BNrnabas hospital since
Jan. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs, James SlsmmORs.
s20i Fifth Ave, s.. recently had ~
their guests for waffle breakfast,
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. MeQusSFy Of
Chicago, Mr., and Mrs, George Dun
con, and Mr., and Mrs. Forest Nc.
Kinney 81 the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank COaRoEa
have moved into their newly pur-
chased homo at spSi Second Ave. 3.
New Years birthday, Mrs. N.
Jackson. 1897 Z, Franklin, enter
tAlnsd New Years Eve honorinE
her birthday, Games were played
and buffet supper was served. A
rainbow color scheme was carried
out, Guests were MesArs. and
Mines, W, NJ. Shepard, ", Jefferson.
W. NJ. Webb, W, NJ. Seabron, Mines.
Ella Washington, Howard Hudson.
y, /. SlmmsI Miss EsAis n. Mason.
and MssSrS, Robert Tluekner, and
Marcus jackson,
Fatal Disease
One out II every ave children whe
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

One out 1t every ave children who
develops rheumatic fever dice with.
In 10 years.
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Attucka. brooks Post
Will Let Community
Draw Own cOnelnal0l


Editor Attueka.llrooka Post,
through ia Commander and official
spokesman, Alvin Harmon. has pre-.
scented facts on the National Guard
issue, Peery has had his say.
AZ Pssry suggests, We willingly
leave II 20 those who know hin
record In the community. and the
record Of Attacks Brooks Post and
its Members TO draw their own
conclusions.
POST msmbsrut Marion Brown.
George CLARK, Paul Coleman,
Richard Davis, Ransom Coins,
Walter Coins, Alvin Harmon, Jra
Nathaniel Hardy, Andrew Hart.
shorn, Joseph Jenkins, Gene Lewis,
George Mann, steve MAXWELL.
Dwight Reed. Samuel Reed, Charles
Rhodes, Leon Thomas. Martin Wed.
dlngton, Donald WarTicka, Paul
Wood. Kenneth Wilson, and BIll
Yates.
Very truly yours,
Alvin Harmon, JT.
Commander, Attueks.B Brooks Post
Saves RiFs
Before laying the Gre. put ons loo
on the floor OF Inc hearth Againet
ths back wall and behind the and.
irons. This backlog keeps The dFafl
from drawing The IRE directly into
Tho masonry and wasting heat
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15

Ralph Monk, of New York City,
is visiting his brother-in-law- and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Connolly.