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Evening star., 1948-01-25
SAlESMEk,
statesmen

statesmen WANTED = Statesmen are
reeded who are thinking in terms Of their
wisest possible investment of all a man
has to invest. nancy, time and talent,
we challenge you to further explore the
Dusess n
writ write @ @sonp1Isstse 1ss qualifications for inter
ssEEsMHka aHS 2asc oa staf line life insursne.
company desires to contact experienced
life underwriters in WASHINGTON and .vicfn-
ity. Here is an opportunity to build your
own organization. Replies conddential.
saLEsMENsAn sST aaS slaa' old line life insura2,ce
company needs an experienced life under
eoms agency snpsrviaor ns salary and com
missions; mis- All replies confidential. BOX
IfSOIEGM S IfS SALESMAN for retail store. ex-
perienced only; good pay. INQUIRE in per
on. Ala st. ne, 8 am. to 8 pm. -25
SALESMAN; to sell cash registers snd
once machines. MR.. HAYMAN, MI
statesmen for best Venetian blinds man
ufactured; also all-types renovattng; fac
tory methods and machines used; commits,
apply JERoL VENETIAN BLIND SEEv-
Mr.. Jepson. 81. 5000. -25
tributor has opening for 'a ambitious sales
man to take over established route; knovl-
edge Of radio or replacement parts neces-
sary: car essential: salary open. Apply
9:3O to 10, SILBURNE RADIO g. EEC-
TRIO CO., 1923 14th st. NV, Ho. 1871.
PART-TIME REAL ESTATE. requires in
telligence, study, high sense OF honesty,
persuasive personality, pleasing appear
ance and ability to drive ones self without
being ordered: car LIS necessary: II you
have these requirements and wish to earn
ssu "a asalsSash sPaaLsY GGoRGA6 VA. sSsi q
FACToRYp sALEsMEN-sell Charles ches-
ter nationally known cushion shoes direct.
Complete line for entire family. Full time
or side line. Full time men earn up to $50
per day in commission. Big repeats. Sam
plies and equipment free to producers.
CHAS. CHESTER SHOE CO., 81 Chester
HTGH-cAIIBER HIGH SPECIALITY SALESMAN to
earn $4,000 to $4,000 VI, comm. basis,
selling nationally advertised product: Ieads
furnished; car necessary. Call MI: PEIEhS.
] tn & nm. for appointment. RE. lo7S.
SALESMAN, topnotch only. to. take over
terrific line sof popular-priced cameras,
flms, field glasses and similar strong items
for drug, stationery, gift and 3ewelry TRACE
Comm basis Exclusive territory witn
many establ accounts. Years OF road ex-
perience, trade following and constant
travelling required State territory; refer
ences. BOX 500, 1865 Broadway, N. Z. e. l.
SALESMAN, contracting Government agen-
cies, to handle exclusively patent plastic
typewriter cleaners, Sells on stgnl Com.
mission. NoRTRA DISTRIBUTING. llzS
BROADWAY, n. =. G.
Evening star., 1948-01-25
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATORs for 1st-class. mod
sEao ern shop; must have following. oAAD.
COUPLE, white, no children, as caretaksrs;
Rsoekville 1858 Sat. Sun. and ewes; RE.
zS WIFE, T.. no q sas5sa
afs5sy 9s Fem ssSs ssaay ABBY Htsf
sS n Vii esp work at our
Sh saasens s0na
bay Apply Ans1si at any pEopIEs pIis01 psua SIsa
Mon or th4oass Ss. snss an. so sss
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-selling expe-
Hass fsys 81 ans E
saEs2ss s8ff ma lStR Sh St WoMHN pY With ssss
time empl.; earnings, $50 and up wkly. |;
work under direct supervision Of mgr,
n9t sssn sany.; IS sales BY appt; only. Phons
sia SALES PERSONS, earn money. @Is selling
sensational new product, spare or full
WaNrEDmss'ss ss1 ssars of a. age, Ass assistant
buyers in the following fields: Boys' fur
nishings' kitchen appliances, mems fur
writing stating age, experience and salary
WOMAN OR CPLE., colored. to live on
modern farm, Clarksville, Md; all types
housework: help with child; man to help
on farm: new living quarters, good wages;
neat and experienced. CiarkSville 2Q9-R.
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera, programs;
opportunity for serious members; Give
voice and phone no. Box 74-H' %. Star
man or woman to pursue a decorating
career with one Of Washington's oldest
perlence absolutely necessary with fabrics,
fITniIgIs nITRTpS color and style. Apply z L.
A5DkEss ENyELoPEsS in your M home, turn
TTittsa; WI sszo Call MIR. KENNEDY wk. days
SLOW sA WI ZIG VALUE, clark,s peanut and
nut products and take easy orders from
friends. neighbors, co-workers; amazing
raising plan for individuals, churches,
AGENTS. schools, clubs: CH: 1898 today.
Evening star., 1948-01-25
HELP MEN.

IIs. as Supervisor for 70 . s resa1l prss shops
service no expsT must
sids 1sS ana spfs "a, aes' DS Rm. sebs bss sssF
YOUNG MAN. to do general once work.
Must have knowledge Of typewriting. Per-
small CORP; $42.5O per week with bonus
feSse = S5st5 Mxs M w. S.ss yrs old. A,sA
ase dSsr psrm excel cnee
MsSsr, gK. 1IlllIea HI eITizENs II BANK Or
YOUNG MEN for occupational theraputist
advancement assured. Apply in person.
7Soa Hos sta fkoMorER p for important artistic
organization: good starting salary. Send
an NpasTkAI ssnS no 4sS6 sia located
ln small South Carolina town. would
tent structural and architecturai drafts
good good Community: housing Available at At
reasonable cost; no aoatsrs or liauorhsads
wanted: salary open. Box 227-c, Star.
ESTABLISHED local company entering
auto rental field desires services Of expert
enced manager completely familiar with
sapabie 81 produeine Of s BUSINESS TO uss sua f.
@ pfoOoson sex 81 sa4s snss Star an e1eesn'
WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR MEN. exper.
not necessary, we train you our product
i135 after pm. for appt. Na5
BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY has
opening for millwork estimator and sales
man; permanent position. good salary, ex-
Gel. opportunity, 5-day wk., pleasant work
ing conditions; our employees know about
this advertisement. Replies kept in strict
tion, etc. Box 1853. Star. -26
EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN to drive
59S5 54seD sS 1Des safIs
NATIONALITY liILsy' Known VOW; manufacturer Of
drug specialties will train. three. men
experienced in sales to druggists and ply
Salary, bonus and expenses Rapid ad-
vancement to men who~ are employed.
For interview. give complete. business
5s h5ssery ssfDhHas fseen puPsss sas
%saisfsiy Mgits TAS%fEEA NSEP1ezL
AS4RAHSHalEs In ST. cSease ~ 1sc inoGs gSG North Frank
FINE OPPORTUNITY for a young man to
travel and build. good future for himself.
Must be single, between 25 and 35 years
Of age, good personality and good health,
able to describe what he sees, This posi-
nished Salary and expenses. Give. full
and military experience, education and
SsfEE Ran9 R21 Se g. sa las opening
for / fairly experienced refrigeration and
washing machine service man; one who is
capable OF taking complete charge Of our
service dept; car necessary; must own
s iSGs is ss0a asy Dos 5 s sfa sdSS WSf
ing conditions. See MR.. KELLY. 906
King St., Alexandria, Va. -27
Evening star., 1948-01-25
HELP MEN.

ACCIDENT AND HEALTH salesmen-
Splendid opportunity for future inds-
pendence; will train. call MIR. o'cONNOR,
Ma 9112 for interview.
ACCOUNTANT. hospital, capable, ener-
retic, under 40, who understands credits
and collections. hospital experience pre-
ferred; give full details including age
Recent snapshot desirable. Box 53-D. Star
ACCOUNTANT-Young man. for real es-
tate and construction firm: must have
minimum degree Of B.s: or Bc.s; in &C
education and experience, Box 356-D. Star
.RcHrrrcruRa1 CRAFTSMAN. capable m1
OF instructing drafting class at long
established drafting school Of high stand
qualities. NATIONAL DRAFTING seHooL,
2O27 Mass. ave. NV. HO. 4255. --26
ARTIST, layout man, must be experienced;
part-time work and occasional job. Write
name. address, 1 reference and phone No,
to Mr.. Berrent at r. MARS CO., 40 1st
ASPHALT TILE LAYERS and helpers
wanted; experienced in leveling and pre-
Daring suh-foors. Box 37-Es star.
Evening star., 1948-01-25

When answering ddrerttSe-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT tncloSe original ref
erences, photographs or Other
papers of personal ualue. Ad-
vertisers often fail to call tcr
all replies addressed to q Sta,
boz number and this mail is
destroyed If remaining oUer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-28

for the children OF the west Senator
Murray said.
Refusing to sidestep the ihorny que'-
ton OF teachers salaries. Murray sad.
Our teachers should not only be well
trained and competent for the impor-
tant tasks they assume. but they should
be given compensation in such an
amount as to attract to the teaching
profession the highest type OF citizens
In view OF today's cost Of living. a
minimum basic salary OF $1,000 a year
for classroom teachers. with increases
based on qualifications. ability and
length OF service. would not be any too
much, Senator Murray said.
Citing his record OF support Tor ade-
quate school health services. Tor school
lunch programs, and for legislation de-
signed TO prevent the exploitation -
children. Senator Murray reminded the
teachers that he had been a senior
Democratic member Of the Senate COM
mittec which drafted the legislation ~
which they approved so highly and
which they want continued.
81 am sure the people OF Montana
Montana labor news., 1948-10-28
Mmray's Votes for
Schools Better
Than Any Promises

HELENA-In a letter to Kathleen
MCGUIRE, president OF Montana's Fed
Grafton of Teachers, Sen. James E.
Murray took a definite stand on every
issue presented TO Congressional can
didates by the Federation, citing his
record in the Senate as proof positive
that he backs his words with action.
Senator Murray pointed out that he
had wholcheartedly supported the Aid
10 Education bill designed to give every
child in the country an equal oppor-
tunity. and expressed his regrets that
the Republican Congress had refused
10 pass the bill. They had lots OF
time Tor passing legislation asked for
by eastern corporations, but no time
Montana labor news., 1948-10-28

Wli understand i.at. lt reelected. /
VII cou,infc - maintain that record
in the future Senator Murray SAID
Montana labor news., 1948-10-28
VOTE FOR
Leverne Hamilton
SOCIALIST
Candidate for
GOVERNOR

Working people Of Montana
should support a working man
Tor Governor because he un-
dcrstands the working man $
problems.
PAID Pol Als Oh lcserue Hamilton
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Fifty WhSdtlSY Kids
WIN Get Free
Look al Circus

Fifty Phyllis Whsatlsy Settle
ment House youngsters, ages from
Ave 10 IL. viii be guests Of Nick
Thiss, Old Peoria Co. salesman, ut
the Shrine circus, Thursday, March
4.
Mr.. Thiss who raised the money
for financing the outing win also
provide transportation and goodies
for the children.
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Social and Personal
o ST. PAU. o

president Mrs. Frances Humburd
69A Carroll, 10 secretary Of the or,
ganiEatiOn. Ths group 10 working
IN cooperation with the Ramsey
County Welfare Beard old age a.,
sistanee department. represented
by Mira. DOllis Pesry.
Mr.. Lawrence WyeOagA u 7St
Carroll Ave. rS-snlistsd In The
Army and lsft Saturday. Feb. ID
for New York and from there viii
sail for France. While In the ssrv.
lee, his wife, Betty and twin soma
Lawrence, Jr. and Donald win rs.
Side at the home Of Mr.. Wyeough's
parents, Mr.. and Mira. ovsrtOn Wy,
cough 100 Carroll Ave.
TIE JHst.Us CIub met Thursday,
Feb. -, at the home Of Mrs. Wildu
Ssatoa, 1870 Cumberland. Plans
were discussed for the first event
Of . series Of programs 70 be given
Feb. "a, for the 81. Paul aged In
the auditorium Of the HALLE @
Brown.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-20

Reverend HsndsESoa RSaaick a
Minneapolis and Mira. Martilds
LAinhart Young Of ST. Paul wvrS
joined In WsdlOek at ESQ ., N. Sal.
urdAy, Feb. IL The wedding tool
place at the home Of Mr.. and Mira
William Rsddiek. SAT- Clinton Ave.
Minneapolis, bsfcrS many frisnds
and relatives Of the bride and
groom.
The ceremonies were psrfOFmsd
BY Rev. II. c. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mira. william Rsddick.
brother and sistsr-in-law 10 ths
groom. served a. attendants foT the
couple. Mira Ethel williams Of 81
Paul was sOlOiSL
Altar the wedding, . reception
vas given in honor Of the newly
weds with Mrs. Marie Reddick serv.
ing ~ hostess, The reception wa
featured BY . beautifully decorated
table with q pink and white center.
piece, carnations and HnapdragOna,
tall white candies and q thrSe-tisI
wedding cake decorated with whlts
roses. A. tia reception the eoupls
received many beautiful gifts,
Other guests included Mrs, MARI
l. Cannon. MFs. Connie williams Of
81. Paul and Mrs. Ivy MaSSengill.
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70 b sms u the hest that these two
eitiSa has seen for Q year Of Sun.
days, but with RFadfOrd RsARsS
and Chandler Mewatt sending their
mellow vOsces through the naikS IN
. style that Oaly they possess, and
. sOuAsdy teen hat 10 faARisF than
ell get out. know that the program
can't 90 wrong, OF course ! cant
tell you what the entire program
contains, because II wouldn't b u
surprise 20 you when you Geo Il next
Saturday February 2sthl at the
clio hAh Nov. 10 sum n all up.
what more could you Nsk for, beau.
tifGl girls, hAndsoms boya, soft
llghts. dancing. hns maSie, . door
show. rSfrSahmshta, and Lillian
0oodhus and Sew WiamAn 10 NC
for usl and 10 top Il ell OF, the LiS-
RAn club 0f 81 Paul and the Around
the Clock club of Minneapolis are
going 10 start . Camp fund 10 send
underpFiVilegSd boys and Elris 20
camp with the proceeds a. the ball,
sounds heavenly. decent Il, and
'ShAt makes II % ideal you dont
have 10 make up . jingle, or send
In q boz top Of any kind, 10 attend
the ball, Al you have 90 do 10 Pas-
chase your ticket 10 tho Twin city
Benefit Ball. the dance with the
cause, I've gOt my ticket, Have
yOa rot yUursf
Well. that's all Cor now. Bee you
next week. Lock for mo. will yNi
Charlotte. Of course.
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CaAse lot IA. HsaRy MosFs (Bud-
dy carteFl, son q Mrs.. Roy Zsna
Of 40 RSndO Ave-, attended the
oGiesEs' ball Of the CFetin high
school. Monday, Feb. 0. 1t Moore
had 90 his quest for the bali. Miss
Addie Armstrong Of A6S w. Gen.
tral Ave. The olficeF's ball was
hsld at the Commodore hotsl with
music furnished BY Percy Hughes
orehsstra. L. Moore 10 the only
eolorSd boy attending the crstin
high school and win graduate In
June with high rating. 1t Moore
presented Miss Armstrong y cor
sage Of whits orchids.
Tia Saint Peter ClaVsr male
chorus was presented In their sec
ond annual Sacred concert. BY the
Department Of Recreation Sunday
evening. Feb. u, 7:30 p.m- with
Miss Matilda Becker, OrEanist. and
John N. whitaker. director. Clevs-
land Ray was the Soloist. The
chorus IN composed Of ChAs. Y.
Bradley, Jas. Murray, John Mel.
son, Arthur Mewatt, Nelson
Sposss. Cleveland Ray, B. @. Ben
nsr, Warren Hayes, Hugh W.
Sehuek. Jr- Harold Brown, Jr.,
John Culver. Jr. and Zachary Mon
son.
The Just Us Club, . group Of
young Sc. Paul mAtrOns, will begin
q years series Of programs Of en-
tsrtainment for St. Paul aged on
Feb. a..
The hFst entertainment will b
held Tuesday afternoon, Feb. -,
from l 70 $3.50 p. m. at Halle Q.
Brown House, Kent and Aurora.
Moving pictures and other enter.
tAinmsut, including refreshments
win BE- part Of the program.
Mrs. Ruth Grice, A47 Kent IL
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Social and Personal
D MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mra. Armstrong Hello.
way returned from their Six weeks
honeymoon In Grand RApIda, Mlehl.
gan. where they were The house
guests Of Mira. William johnson,
aunt Of Mrs, Holloway. They are
reading Al the home Of MFa, L. y.
Vaughn, aalo Tenth Ave. So.
Mr.. PAIIllp TSyloF. sIs bryant
Ave, No, was taken 10 General
Hospital Wednesday morning. Feb
~ Hs 10 seriously ~.
MIRA ARAA MsCoaRsll Of SIa Col.
fan Ave. No, entertained the nsw.
Ing circle Of the Congregational
Church % God In Christ At her
home Wednesday, Feb, II. A vial.
tor, Elder Norwood of Kansas City,
No., was present at the gathering.
Mira, LSuFalRs n cAlvsra, tei7
Clinton Ave, 3d.. was guest SololsI
at Ellm Covenant Church IN che
wSEld Day Of Prayer service. She
Gang the Lords Prayer" BY Ne.
lolte,
birthday CslsbsatiSaI MsaaFs,
Harry and Harold Maysa enter,
MIRA Augustus Owens. See CilA.
ton Ave. 3d.. 10 In Kentucky whore
she was called Thursday, Feb. ~
because % her sisters llinsas.
URe.sesFs met a the home 81
Mr.. Norman caTtsT, 1851 Bryant
Ave. No, Friday, Feb. n. Plans
are being discussed FOR the forth,
coming styls show.
The FFlsAdly AiEtesA met aataT.
day, Feb. Z, with NJ. and Mrs. otls
Woodland. go Bryant Ave. No
Guests were Mines. Lnrllls Jordan,
oensvisvs Cooper, and Lula Mae
Jackson. The next meeting viii b.
with Mr.. and Mrs, Theodore Wood.
ard, 1903 Lyndaie, Saturday. Feb
~.
Mp. Nlsls Adkins has FssaFMed
homo from Detroit, Mich. and Day.
ton, Ohio, whore she visited he's
sons,
Mira, l.. u, Vaughn, asIe TsatA
Ave. &c., was hostess 81 . house
warming Psb. II for Mr.. and Mrs,
Holloway.
TIE staElII Hour Ten met FSb
II 81 81 HyiAnd with Mrs, LouvsTns
Hadlsy. New hooks were added IA
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People StiIl Fight
For Ideals George
Washington EsDOuAed

For Ideals George
Washington EspOused
Editor; The nation has just cole
bratsd the birthday Of the great
smancipator Abraham Lincoln, nov
We and ourselves looking forward
to the 92nd Of Feb. when ws will
celebrate the birthday Of our frst
president, George Washington. As
We celebrate washingtOn's birth.
day. our thoughts travel back 10
the days whom this nation was
founded. George Washington and
his men were fighting for liberty.
freedom and equality. Today that
came fight 10 being fought In other
countries, In fact right In our own
land.
We are fighting . fight Of eternal
vigilance, 10 maintain the prin.
eiplss Of liberty and freedom. which
brought about the revolution. II
has been said liberty 10 not merely
. privilege 70 be conferred, Il 10 q
habit 10 be acquired. Liberty has
restraints, but no frontiers. We
have acquired the habit Of liberty
for generations. George Washing
ton and his followers taught Us te
sacrifice everything else for Il. II
there 10 one way We can truly esle'
brAts the birthday Of Washington
II 10 by renewing the A.as-iess
pledge Of liberty and freedom for
all. Washington prayed for
strength 10 carry on the fight for
liberty and Independence.
Howard N. Hunt,
90s Carroll Ave.
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By CHARLOTTE Perfect

ny CnAhASOIIE fEhtEEI
Hello Characters; Well, whateha
been doing TO Rmuss yourself the
last couple Of wesksf You say
you've fOrRottsnf Well, bear with
me while try to refresh your mem
DRY. What do you Sayf
On Saturday, February Z, Percy
HughsE wasn't out to the I'll. but
that didn't stop the place from real.
~ jumping. did ~ The music wAs
con the BEAM" and I think everyone
had one Ans time. Some Of the
"grussoms tWosomss" I bumped
into were; Lsola and Roy. vSrEslls
and Merle. Pat and Diekis, usOrGls
and Al, LsatTics and Charles, Heller
and Gene. Jane and Booker. JsaF
and LAT. CarmsttA and David. Vir,
ginia and Leon, Margaret and Don,
aid. Harry and Loyce, LsonA ana
Ben and Dolores and George.
Next evening, same place with
PHI and orchestra. Caught 4
glimpse Of AddIs Young. Charles
Brown. George Nsabitt, Carl Pat
tsrson. Doris white, I'd Christie
phsr. Jackie Morrison, MarwATst
GriSsom, Wanda Owens and inmar
johnson.
FLASHI To whom Il may con.
cern: Please inform me what i'm.
poTtant event IL going 20 happen
around August nth. or are you two
the only ones who knowi (smIlsD },
Who's about slE foot tall and real
gomez You say you don't know 7
Well, he's Jerome Walkers cousin
who halls from Chicago. I bellows
his name 10 Eddie Foster, and from
what I've heard, he's quite . right
guy. also met q nice chap by the
name Of Homer Wilson, whose for,
msr address was K.c. BirdiA Bell
q real gone Chicago gal, was visit,
ing here q couple Of days ago. s0r'
~ you kida didn't get . chance "a
meet her. but she was kept quits
busy. wasn't che ToEyf
A miscellaneous shower was given
for vsda Law By Jean Carter. and
from what ! hear they must haVs
had . balll Those present included
Jackie Cuff, Betty Law. Anna Mac
Allen, Connie Jones', Patricia Lacy,
Laura Patterson, Jean and Vsdh
Mas Law was united In holy mAtTi.
mouy 10 Frank Shine, you know. on
vaisntins's day. They say that the
wedding ceremony was . very love
~ affair. Here's hoping you two
have the very best Of lDekl
Halle Lounge rsopsnsd on Wed.
nssday. February Iith. and ths
place was jammSdl Evsryons and
their cousin was there Including
sAFah MN, Vernon Bradley, Jean
Cannon. Ira Allen, Harold Brown,
Roosevelt Thomas, Clyde Williams,
Dorothy woOdford, 2. 7. hunSon
and Brad BsnnsT. n you wsTsn'I
there, don't fret. my pet. LOungs
viii be Opspsd every Wednesday
from nov on. ri be looking for
you.
Did yOu know that Minneapolis
Bin Grimes 10 giving . certain 81
Paul Iasa, MARY Ashton By mama,
quite Q Fpshi Well. he II, and ]
W0aIAn't b. Q BIZ surprised II ws
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TWIN CITY FLASHES

heard wedding bells In the near ~
tursi
and while ! am issuing
congratulations. let mo take time
10 extend my greetings 70 the pin
up couples" Of the week, who are
thsyi Why, Mr., and Mrs, Brewing.
ton (formsrly Frances Logan, and
Mr., and Mrs. Ronald Wagner, who
are both proud parents Of baby
boys.
Virginia Robinson had q get.to.
gWthsT at her homo last Saturday.
I hear that Il was really on the
balli
A Valentine party was given at
Bradford Bennsr'u homo for the In
ter Collegiate club and their guests.
Bobbis and Pat Cartwright. Dscki
MAyes. Gloria o'Nsal, Anna Woods,
Louise MeNsal, Earl Bowman.
Chandler Mcwatt, Warren Hayes.
Earl Weber, Jr., and Bob snith
were some Of the many who attend.
cd the big deal.
| FLAsHl The Loa CabAllOraa had
q pretty nice affair when they apOn.
Sorsd the Queen Of Hearts Ball.
Queen contestants Pauline Ray,
hyhrsns Alien, Jean Stephens.
Jackie Smith. Emily Clark. TOya
odsn and Addis Armstrong, looked
very lovely In their formAlS Of many
different eolOTa. Pauline Ray was
crowned Queen Of the Ball BY King
Boreas II and Queen Of the 81. Paul
Winter Carnival. Some Of the many
present 81 the ball were Jane House.
Joyce King, Peggy AppaTieo. La.
RAIN Latimors, Gsns Co.'s, Russell
Mayo, Pstsy VAAsAT. Woody Stone,
Carl MeDanisls, Vivian Dukes, Tsds
Tawis. Betty Brown, Milton Combs.
Vsrgslla Harper and skippy vii.
son. The crowd was rather large,
and We ali had . pretty nice time.
Here's hoping the Los CO keep up
their good work and who
knows the Queen Of Hearts ball may
be an annual affair. and we'd have
something nice 10 look forward 10
every year. wouldn't VET
After the ball was over" the
gang went out 10 the I'll. and .
few dropped over 10 the ElkE, and
I bet when everyone hit the hay
this night they were pretty sE-
hauStsd. I know that I waai
Mrs. Price Cof TOO Rondo ave.
asked me 10 thank all Of tha many
people who helped her In the smsr.
Rebsy . couple Of weeks ago. You
know that ERE broke cut In the
home, destroying many things and
doing much damage. II IL impos-
slbls for her 70 personally thank eli
Of you, 20 thanks svsTyons, from
the Prices Of 81, Paul
Say Kids, isn't u good 70 b@s Wal.
ter Stone and Richard Bradley
around agaibf They both look just
- sharp as ever too and
stili have their Old familiar iibss u
live.
RLAsHi "Anyons with . birth
day In iS4s" 10 invited 70 The Twin
City Benefit Ball, which 10 really
getting under way. The Ainnsap-
oils contestants for King and Queen
Of The Ball that ! know of arsi Anna
Nae AIIsn. Jacks Smith, CIsntail
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