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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-16

birthday greetings IN Minneapolis
Jan al W. BaldWin, Gi2 18TH Ave
No MfE. EHio f'DRCy, gie " atal
~ MARY Hubbard, bttS IryInE Ave
Ne Jan. rs Dorothy A. ntoSail asit
ssiiiiash Ave- ~ ~" We're Pratt
ium 1897 iilh Ave H. Osrsid Fism,
ING SIC TSuth Ave-. ~ nonald Judy
ab1i FOURTH Ave so Wpheft urSsn,
ael dupont Ave No lone Roach,
.sli Flfth Aye 81 poTi- OBJECT
Ryan. lsb0 THIRD Ave No barbara
lean Hammond te0i nFyaHI Ave
No Easie Mae HaTtin. I7it IaIk
Ave No. Jan zba-ltpbsti Mallory,
tsb1 Citation Ave No. Mrs uIars
w"fCuH, as9s Smelling BstslIa HaF.
sGft Fourth Ave 10 James Aiisn,
- Hyiand Ave- Mo- Hiliis Vaughn,
eos OlHOn Bivd Ian "a NTa Jafnrs
" Lane. i2a Fremont Ave. No .
ORLANDO ~ils"n, BOB AlarlEh Ave
60. Connie Mccoy h2s Bryant Ave.
hldrich Ave No DUpaid " Nc,
Moore, tls u. 1kth ~ Jan ~ .-
Patricia Harper. ibei Bryant Ave
No elects TaFiisis. 10 Hylhnd Ave
70 Gafneit Jones, ass smelling
out ef.town ErertlnEs. Jan al.
Mary williams, ArES, III Ian "a
kFs HeFEia sell, KsnsaS City' Kana
Jan. "a William OEiHt0b, lies
h0inss. lows Jan. 2t.-EIm0 u0IIl.
Thomas, Germany Jan. ~ a- D8T8lky
Evans. Kansas CITY, No Robert q,
nr0NB. Rockford, ~ Mar Tb0JBp.
son, Camden, n
tirtbdsy E,sstings ~ ~, .ppsi.
Ave Jan Mrs W Crouch. bts
- AHth1nY Ave Jan IL fH 4
HiddsusH, 7gi H0hdo Ave a w.,
loFhan. gt7 W Central Ave Paul
Th0nasnp. 7g7 ~ Anthony Ave
Jan iH-eIaUsH Culver, tfeS n west.
sTn Ave Jsps HoBaS, ~ " Central
Ave Jan - NaBds Bush. kgs NJ
Anthony Ave Gertrude Wits. ifsb
carroll Ave Jan II Ms Jamss
walked 7Es ~ AHihOuF Ave
Dui Of. t0Wn greetings 20 Harvey
HARRIS. Jan -, Los Angeles. Cailf
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with Mrs. Matte Owens, $500 Gin.
ton. Tuesday, Jan. 20. The presi-
dent urges the presence Of all mem.
bSrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong Hal.
loway left Wednesday, Jan. 7. for u
honeymoon in Grand Rapids, Mich.
They will return Feb. and reside
at the home Of the brides aunt,
Mrs L. b, Vaughn, 2si0 Tenth
Ave. s, Names inadvertently omit
ted fruM the guest list Of the Hal
lOwAy wedding were those Of Mrs,
Mary MeCowen, Mr.. James Hat.
chett, and Mrs. Z. J. Drake.
Mrs. Rose Booker. Sal Aldrieh
Ave. NJ, was called TO Kansas City,
Mo-, this week because Of the ill.,
ness Of her daughter Betty. Betty
is the niece Of Miss Villa Booker,
former resident Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Lewis
were the dinner guests Sunday,
Jan. II, Of Mrs. L. b. Vaughn, 2slO
Tenth Ave. s.
Dinner: Mrs. Lillian Penn, $50
Bryant Ave. No. entertained Miss
June Hawkins and mother, and Miss
Dolores Beasley. Of New York, at
dinner, Sunday, Jan. I. Miss BeRs-
ley and Miss Hawkins told many
interesting things about Broadway,
and Miss Hawkins sang.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Crews, sA2S
Oakland Ave. entertained Friday,
Jan. 0, for Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clardy, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. HugginS,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hawkins. and
Mrs. T. c. ClArdy and son, Junior.
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St. James A. NJ. n.
Church Elects

The annual election Of trustees
was held Jan, ~ by s. James A,
N, u. church, ST. Paul. Three
trustees were elected to serve until
1851. They were Clarence A. And.
erson, Lester Boyd and John NJ.
Patton.
Mrs, Eva Neal was elected TO
OIL the uneEpired term u her late
husband, Thomas Neal.
Delegates and RltsrRates were
selected for both the district aud
annual conferences. James Smith
was named delegate; Mra. Matte
Ellis, alternate 10 tho district con.
ference.
Mrs, villa Mae barber was
elected delegate 10 the annual con.
ference and Mrs, Cynthia Poster.
alternate,
The church meeting approved
recommendation that the building
Of the church super. structure be.
gin at the earliest possible time
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M. Dill ~ -. ,oar "a.
- r" "1u' " 100 s"st.
~ 49,, 60 - p'sS1o"'s PSus"'
- :. 1919" "s' NJ ''pep''A', /" 'S-
Po's'" W w '''"""y Improving
,sr,ai,.d nj ,h.ir h,I,d.v 80,
SUNDAY. Ian. II =, an. so,,~ !,
Nj, pe..,. p,ysu 7sK ponaa A.
sIXtern n,,.on, war. n,"..a, tn.
tabl, wa, h,.n,Ih,nv a..o..,,'d
with anw.,. F..h ,o.,',n,,,. I,.,,...,,
n covered diSh, Mrs, Powell was
presented n token Of = loys-purss
TOT her untiring willingness In open.
Ing her home for the clubs regular
meetings and social Affairs. Mrs,
Ella Alice Jackson, president; Mrs,
beaSie Powell. publicity chairman.
Those present were; Mines, Klttls
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Wives Told
How to Spot
Straying Mate

New York, ~ Y, -.- No matter
how good your husband il, he 10
more or lees susceptible TO the
wllcs If the "other woman" tc.
clares d. George l.awton, noted
Psychologist and author.
A husband may be Theoretically
all that he should he, says DR.. Law.
ton In the January Journal Of Liv.
ing. but II he starts taking his wife
for granted, excuses his indifter.
ence with complaints Of hard work
OF tirednOss, shows concern at az.
proaching badness OF middle are
and feels only partially successful
In his work -- then rs time Tor
wives 10 bcwRrcl
Unless wife can recognize
these warning signals, her husband
may he ready to look for n woman
who understands" him, les not tho
other woman but his susceptibility
to any woman which counts most.
insists DIR. l.awton A man IL sure
bait for any woman who gives him
n feeling Of Insecurity, assurance
and Importance.
Every wife can use the same i'm,
plements ~ the other woman
with the same effect, the Journal
Of Living article points out, lis
an important part ~ marriage for
u wife 10 know the signs " a hus.
band who may go loaking'--Rnd
she should know what he II looking
for. Simply supplying II IL the an.
aver 20 her nrohlem
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IIl WAY SEE
= BY neLL D0DS0n RUSSELL

The "BeulAh" radio show Hattie Mcdaniel and sponsored
by the makers Of prS pioneering marks the first
Negro member Of the acting profession has been given his
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last meeting Friday, Jan, D, At the
home u Mrs. COrnclia Smith, b4S
Carroll Ave, On Sunday, Jan. %,
the club will hold their 2Sth Ami,
verSaTy service At tho church 1850
pm, with Rev u, c. White ~
speaker,
Mrs. u. n. MeDanieln. Of Winni.
peg. Canada, returned 20 her home
Sunday. Jan, I, after a ten days
visit In the city with her sisters,
Mrs, Efhe L. I.arkinp and Mrs,
Jeanette Turntine, Of TSi 81 An.
thOny Ave,
The Missionary Society meets
Friday, Jan, Ia, \ p,m,, at the home
Of Mrs, Josephine Jordan, sI7 W,
Central Ave,
Mrs, AsGle stephens, " 1881
Park Ave, u patient In Miller Hos
pitAl, was reported Monday, Jan,
~. 60 be feeling much better,
Miss Mary HroWR, s7i st. An.
thony Ave, who had been III at hoT
home for ten days, returned 10 her
work Monday, Jan, ~, In the office
of the Golden Rule department
store,
Mrs. Mae JamlaSR, u TexRrkaRa,
Texas, q student at the University
u Minnesota, has resumed her
studies there, after spending tho
holidays visiting her husband, DR.,
Garland lRmison, and other rela.
tivps In TexarkRna,
Mrs. Manly J, Rhodes. 900 Car,
roll Ave, left the city by plane
Wednesday noon. Jan, I, for Wash,
ington. D, C.. due 10 the illness II
both her daughter and son. in.laW,
Dr.. and Mrs, Mitchell Ililly RItAl
Spsllman. Mira, spellman IL III viii
the hu, and DIR, spellman under
went surgery. Dr. and Mrs, Spell
man are on the stan " Frssdman''
General Hospital. she ~ head
nurse supervisor and he, stat sur,
Ee0h,
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month NisiIlnB her FAMILY, She was
accompanied on the trip by her
daughter Wilma. Mrs. Kirk is the
wife Of Elder A. L. Kirk. Of Glen
dale Seventh Day Adventist
Church.
Tea: Mrs Alice CLANCY Of Mil.
waukee, Wis, Mrs. B. Buskin Of
Omaha, Neb, and Mrs. Jonas
Simms Of Milwaukee were guests
Of Mrs. L. b. Vaughn, 2slO Tenth
Ave. s., Monday, Jan. u, for tea.
Mrs Nettie AIleR. 2737 Long.
fellow, Is reported seriously i'll at
home with a heart ailment.
Mrs SiVilla Walker. the mother
Of Mrs. Elijah Henderson, 1879
Bryant Ave. NJ, left for her home
in Taylor, Ark, Thursday. Jan. 8.
She was the guest Of her daughter
for six weeks.
Robert Orr. IT., Of Parsons, Kan,
is spending an indefinite period
with his aunt, Mrs. Leonora Ray,
23lS Fourth Ave. s.
Mrs Reuben Warren. S64S Gin
ton Ave. s., is seriously III at As.
bury hospital.
81. Thomas Episcopal church
held its Epiphany party in the
undercroft Of the church, Sunday,
Jan. IL, at 6 p. m.
Marriage License: Mr.. Fred
Anderson, 1901 Bryant Ave. NJ, and
Miss Bernadette Early. 1888 Fourth
Ave. s., have applied for a license
TO be married.
The Booker T. Washington Study
Club will hold its regular meeting
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Great Gdersseve show another stock character radio
E Harvey appear
QUenty In bit" Hut Hattie Mcdaniel the Rrs 20 BE-
starred.
heard couple Of squaws on the show coming from people
that the Bnlah character depicted by Hattie Mcdaniel
another the kind Of role which Negroes seemed
doomed play the There doubt that
family eonhdRne stereotype But there time when for
matters Of practical necessity learn make few dis
tinctiOns
comparison type por
Ayed by Hattie Mcdaniel Buah the buGoonery and
exaggerated Uncle Tmsm handed doses by the
Amos and Andy air program these many years Italian Eangers
the radio invariably talk with Irish
given brOgue help identify them The character Of Mrs Nus
baum the Fred Allen show speaks dialect does the Mad Russian
played Gordon the Eddie show The only
which radio characters themselves their audiences
by using tricks o identify the they play.
There isn't exaggerated dialect the Bruah show; I've
listened script carefully find anything offensive In
which handles
criticism have Is the Of the Mis- Alice" and "M Harry"
In BeulAh addressing her employeF This strictly southern
Sn'sbum device which Negro servants have dropped
prefsrRE their employers By their last Nevertheless
remember that Is slow. ds'shy SLOW
times
The thing to worry whether the
getting the listeners These advertising
thing Onyselng product program listening
taken TO coins juggling In the cash ts throughout
the country.
the Bculnh proves performer bring
the listeners without reOrng exaggerated mush mouth Uncle
will formidable
curtain" which has been pulled down against racial II m
found that Hksknned sell packages Of
lily white do the Of his her
name. you expect a change that's long past due
Hattie Mcdaniel IL q tOp.Rosh eOmedienne. Unfortunately
comedy the Negro theatrical profession
fully behind the times Too Of them still resortInE the
Of bkfaeed raEoTwidnE. shooting routnss that
the Negro and neEensA constantly down
white Interpretation 81 the Negro Some Of the comedy
k used the Apollo theatre Harlem would probably
have picket line " white
comedians In black It's hardly condemn
tain Of action the when who Negroes
Il The comedy Of the HNsETO movies
hits . record for Uncle Tomism.
There has been BY Negro press to
open up Negroes Frankly wonder many
Of the performers will be
DctOn vitality important factor In radIo After hearing
Of biggest and important SmudEs the
English language when they do chance few words
the air. doubt.
can't imagine how certain bRms instance
could expect to Of his which he would
have introduce and the show when he sounds
the mike he II just weeks and has
mouthfu Of pone! highly paid girl who made
Arthur Godfrey show didn't the
airwaves with much clarity another nationally
band leader appearing the show last mouhed his
through the Teller
around his tonsis
A. far that's concerned we'll lum.
nHTsS Of the legitimate who
where hOd pronunciation sloppy
sectional accents stand like
it's . radio microphOns
Il would Be shame the field open up
quite suddenly and then the euud brother
realized AGAIN that o. Harrington used say he sn
ready"
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rather her. program The fact that Il is sponsored
by nationally advertised product makes the fifteen.
minute comedy stint all the more significant II the
Hooper the show indicates the program is clicking,
Il will that the door long closed TO Negro per.
formers has been at least partially opened II the pro
gram AOPs, Il will be long time before another
her Of the brownskn acting profession gets break
on the Rirwaves.
OF course. Eddie GreeR on the Duay's Tavern
show. and Eddie Rochester" Anderson. the
Benny program. have become much part Of
radio ~ Ed Gardner and Jack Kenny, the stars 0I
he tNa shovra Lillian Rnndolnh RirdRa nm The
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Social and Personal
D MINNEAPOLIS

During the holidays, Mrs Eva Abbey ala E. 25th ST.,
had as her guest her Leon Abbey Mr. Abbey orches
ira leader in Chicago and few the city January LIST
spend few days with his mother
Mrs A. l. Kirk, Alps Fourth Ave So returned Tuesday
January 49, from Chattanooga Tenn where she spent
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
Total assessed fines S46O .OO

Total assessed fines S46O % OTHER POLICE ACTIVITIES One accidental death Shooting on Marathon Mountain) Three reports of larceny Includ- ing theft of chickens from Jesse Lee Homo Radio from Tanker McEachcn.
 Other calls answered by police include Fire calls, Hospital calls and numerous small complaints.
 RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED
 /s Leonard J. Clark
 Chief of Police
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

ette vending machine company promoting the device, says. When four quarters are placed in the machine, it will release a packet of 65-gauge, 3O-dernier hose in the purchasers selection from live sizes and two shades.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
DYTON GILLILAND'S PLANE IN THE AIR

We hear that the Gilliland plane which was wrecked by a terrific wind last winter while tied down on the Kenai Lake ice has been tcSt-flown again and will be turn ed over to the owner soon by the Safeway Airways Go. of which Gentry ShuSter is the owner. The plane is a PiPer product Shuster being the Alaskan dis tributOr
 e .,
 A new headquarters office in Anchorage is being planned by the Safeway Airways. Further announcements will be made lat CT.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
FAITH CHAPEL. J. LLOYD DEAN. Pastor

SUNDAY
 Morning Worship --...-.1 0: 45 a. m Studies in the book of Philippians Sunday School ......-.-.... 2:00p.m Young Peoples Meeting 6:45 pm Evening Service -....-...-.. 7:45 pm Studies in the book of Colossians. WEDNESDAY,
 Bible Study ..-......----..-.. 7:30 pm Studies in book of Deuteronomy
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
SLOT MACHINE NYLONS NOW

CHICAGO U.P.)-Nylons hose vending machine will be placed in drugstores. supermarkets and hotel Hobbies for sales tests, Neill Mitchell, manager of the cigar
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sacred Heart Church Mass on Sunday - 8-l0 am. Mass on week day - am. Confessions
 34 pm. Saturday
 7:30 pm. Saturday
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Larry o. Grounds, Minister
 Service Schedule for Sunday 10 M. Bible Class Il A. M Preacing and Commun-
 ion Evening Service 5:3O
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

GLASSED-IN Cabin Cruiser, 26' 812' beam, 140 hp. HID. Contin- ental Invin. eng; draws 34 incts. motor, hull overhalled, painted. Tom Kelvie, Gen. Del. Seward.
 94tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR SEWARD PRECINCT, THIRD DIVISION ALASKA. In the Matter of the Estate of
 JOSIE SANDVIK,
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07
Probate No. 489 NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL. ACCOUNT

4\o 10 II IS Hl V F. ~ That the Administrator of the above entitled estate has filed in above court his First and Final Account and Petition for Dis charge and Distribution,
 That Tuesday, the 9th day of October 1948 at P. M. in the Office of the U. s. Commissioner and Probate Judge at Seward, AL aska, be fixed as the time and place for hearing said account, re port and petition; and,
 That any persons interested may them and there show cause why the report and account should not be so approved, and distribution may as in said petition set forth. Dated at Seward. Alaska this 9th day of August 1948. SEAL. Alfred H. Bryant
 Probate Judge tPub. Sat. '. H. 2l 28 of August l94Gl
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-08-07

Chamber of Commerce will tulk about the possibilities of the Kenai Light & Power Assn. Thurs day August l2 in the basement of the Episcopal Church.
 Work together for Progress"
The Arizona post., 1948-02-20

To be associated in business
with Sy Reichig is Joe Kali of
Philadelphia. He will arrive about
April l with his wife and child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sobel of the
Bronx are spending the winter in
Tucson living on E. 3rd.
The Arizona post., 1948-02-20

Mrs. Jack Epstein, New York
City, arrived last week to join her
husband at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. Hyman Epstein, E. 9Th. Mr..
Epstein is an interior decorator
and they may make Tucson their
permanent home.
The Arizona post., 1948-02-20
Social and
Rs1senaZ

Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Dunn, E.
Lester, have returned from a trip
to Los Angeles and Palm Springs.
They have Mr.. Dunn's parents
from New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Dunn, spending a few
months with them.
Mrs. Margaret Slate, N. 9th,
had a visit last week from her
son, Robert, during semester in
termission. He is attending the
University of Berkeley maJorlng
in journalism and advertising.
Max Kesselman, brother of
Sam Kesselman, formerly OF
Trenton, N. j., is here indefinite
Iy. He's a widower. The brothers
had not seen each other for 28
years!
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Lash (the
former Bertha Kulok) of New
York are arriving Tuesday to
stay 2 months with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Finley, E. 4th. Also COM
ing then are Mr.. and Mrs. Mau-
rice Kulok (Mrs. Lash's SOM for
a month at the Santa Rita. An
other Finley guest is Sidney Mos
tow of New York.
Mrs. Ida Heifetz of New York,
mother of Sam "Anchor Paint
ing'' Heifetz, E. 9Th, is winter
visitor. With her is her grand
daughter, Arlene Fleisig, 13.
Mrs. Howard L. Levitas, Osh-
kosh, Wis, is guest of her moth
er, Mrs. A. A. Kamens, San Carlos
Apis.
Mac Bit of Brooklyn has joined
his wife and children who have
been visiting Mrs. Bits parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Feifer, E.
3rd. They will return home to-
gether Another guest is Mrs. Fei-
fer's brother, Max Sapier of the
Bronx. He is in the tailoring busl-
ness.
Mrs. Sam Weintraub of New
York is visiting her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
die Botfeld, E. Lowell.
Mrs. Morris Hochberg, E. 4th,
has as her house guest her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Howard Goldberg OF
New York children Janice z, Ste
phen 5. Janice attends Sam
Hughes school and Stephen will
enroll in Hebrew classes at An
shei Israel. Janice spent last sum-
mer with her grandmother and
was so thrilled that she made good
her promise to bring back her
mother and brother.
Mrs. Anna SchwartZman and
her daughter, Miss Martha, have
returned to their home in High
land Park, N. j., after visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lukacs,
E. Water. Mrs. Schwartzman IS
the mother of Mrs. Lukacs. They
were here since December. Mar
tina liked it so well that she is
expected to return and possibly
remain permanently.
Mrs. Celia Zelman of Brooklyn
will spend another two weeks
with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Israel Siegel, S. Herbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Buntman, E.
Drachman, had as guests Mr..
Buntman's brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Buntman, New
Castle, Pa, en- route to Los An
geles to visit Mrs. Buntman's
brother.
The Arizona post., 1948-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. David Sohn, E.
3rd, have had as their guests for
a few days, their cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Graft, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Gorden, E.
Mabel, entertained for several
weeks Mrs. Gordon's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Reichson and son, Jack, Bel
mont, Mass Guests at the Gordon
home at present are Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Berger, Bronx, N. Y; Mr..
and Mrs. Max Burger, Asbury
Park hotel owners; Mrs. Kay Gar
net, Brooklyn; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Meisner, Milwaukee.
Two birthday parties were held
at Ell Rancho Renie this month;
one in honor of Mrs. Fannie
Cohen, sister -in-law of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Cohen, whose birthday
was on the 4th, and the other for
Mr.. F'risch, a guest at the Ranch,
on the 5th. About 20 people were
present. Recent arrivals at Ell
Rancho Renie are Mr.. and Mrs.
William Klein, McKeesport, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frunness of
Denver spent a month with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. Miller, E. 4th.
Staying for some time with Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Jaeger, E. Seneca,
are her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Cohen of Staten Island. Another
guest, Joe Canon, has returned
home to Staten Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ruben of
Naperville, now in California, will
return to Tucson to spend some
time with the Morton Palmers.
Mrs. Ruben is Mr.. Palmer's sister.
Both were visitors here last sea-
son.
Recent luncheon hostesses at Ell
Rio Country Club were Mrs. H.
| L. Klebanow and also Mrs. Karl
Zamost.
Charlotte LeBoff, E. Helen, is
now on the nursing staff of the
Tucson Medical Center.
Youngsters living in the Wind
sor Apis. ranging in ages from 8
to 10 decided to run a candy sale
for the apartment dwellers. With
the proceeds of SIS they selected
toys, packed them and then pre-
sented them to Mrs. Al Glickman,
SOS chairman. Participating were
Howard Abramson, Marcia Click
man, Joan Goodman, Hermine
Hershberg, Susanne Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Evanchik,
Elyria, Ohio, are in town visiting
their son Harvey, a student at the
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shops,
winter visitors, will return to
their home in Winnipeg the first
of the month. Br-r-r-r.
Did you know that Murray
Fruchtman is now manager of
Roe's Shoe Store?
Mrs. Rose London, E. 5th, con-
tinues to get better and feeling
more like her old self
Leah Shapiro, E. 9Th, is leaving
for Mexico City where she will
remain indefinitely. She is a ma
tive of Palestine and active in
various community organizations.
She is the niece of DR.. and Mrs.
M. Alexandra.
Mr.. E. Koplin and Bobby Bean,
Chicago, are visiting relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Koplin, E. Helen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berger,
E. 7th, have their sister, Mrs. Max
Berger of Detroit, here for six