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The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19
FATHERS DAY
Bv H. w. Smith

! We should all think very kin
dly at all times Of our loveing
fathers for what they have don
and what they are still doing
to guide us in the right way OF
life They made great '%sacrific.
es by doing there part in all
wars to bring about peace and
good will and brotherly love
and to teach us to follow in the
footsteps OF his. for We are the
same that our fathers have
been. We drink the same str
cam. and view the same sur
and run the same course that
our fathers have run.
Let us all close our eyes and
say an earnest prayer, to do
honors to fathers day. AS faith
er is the producer of what we
enjoy in life's journey.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19

II you are troubled with such symp-
toms as loss Of appetite, headache,
upset stomach, flatulence, physical
fatigue, s~leeplessness, mental hail
ness, bad breath - and II these
symptoms are due only to consti-
patton - then see what Black
Draught may do for yun Get q
package today.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19

P. S.--My son graduated
from high school this month
and his only interest seems to
be baseball. | wonder if he is
spending too much time think
ing about the game.
Ans: | hardly think so-his
enthusiasm is great because he
was a high school player and
he wants to go out for this
sport when he enters college.
Encourage him. Sports are CHI
aracter building and a wonder
full outlet for his excess energy
NMC-My husband and l
have been married three years
No children. He thought that
If | would go to work too and
help out with the expenses, we
could soon save enough money
to buy a home. He promised to
help with the house work and
other duties around the home.
Since | have been working, he
hasn't turned his hands. Tell
me if | should quit?
Ans: That depends on how
egar you are to have a home of
your on. The only way you can
hope for your dreams to mater
ialize is for you to work too.
Don't bicker with your hus-
band about doing part Of the
house hold duties instead
get a part time job SO that you
will have time to do these dut
les yourself. Save every cent
that you earn and bank it. Con
tinue to live on what he makes
The Book HOW TO KEEP
YOUR MONEY AND AT.
TRACT GOOD LUCK sho
uld interest you. The price is
81. Send your order direct to
me. Address is at the head Of
this column.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19

Read the Omaha Guide for
all the news.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19
THE WEEK
By H. w. Smith

Miss Anna Williams won the
Soprano honors in the musical
festival She will be presented
at the music festival at Creigh-
ton Stadium on Wednesday
mite June 10th.
Governor Dewey of the NY
City and Governor Warren of
California met in New Castle,
NYC Sunday June 18th, they
are attending the national Gov
ernors Council.
A report from Palestine Stat
ed that peace has at last settled
in that area and it was hoped
it will continue.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19
CAN BLAck-DRAUcHT
help that dull, dopey feeling?

Yes, Black raught may help that
dull. dopey feeling If the only rea-
son you feel that way Is because Of
constipation Black-Draught, the
friendly laxative, is usually prompt
and thorough when taken as di-
tected. It costs only q penny or less
Q dose. That's why 1t has been
q best-seuer With four generations
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19

re. My wife is a good wo-
man in every respect but she
doesn't know how to hold a
dime. She spends every penny
that she gets her hands on and
generally it is the income for
the entire week. | have tried to
talk to her seriously about
saving but it doesn't seem to
pierce her head. | don't want to
have to deprive her of her right
to handle the money and yet |
don't want a fuss.
Ans: Money has never been
an object with your wife and
she doesn't realize the import
ance of managing and saving
it. Nevertheless, she is very
anxious for some of the COM
mon luxuries of life such as a
car, home and ETC., and if you
approached her right and let
her know that in order to have
any one of these comforts, it
will be necessary to live thrift
fly and to save regularly. Ag-
rec on duducting your savings
each week and putting it in the
bank and give her the balance
to run the house. | suggest that
that you send for a copy of the
book 7 Cures for a Lean Purse.
price $1.OO.
Lob l am retiring from
my teaching profession this su
MINER. | own my home and can
get along nicely but naturally
| ant some thing to do to oc-
cupy my mind. My niece is the
mother Of twin daughters. The
girls will enter school for the
first time this fall. She wants
me to board the children 50
that she may return to work.
They are adorable.
Ans. The children will be 4
JOY for you to have in your
home. Your niece is very fort
innate to have one as capable
as you to assume this respon-
sibility. She will make it worth
your lille. Agree to take the
youngsters.
l.. S.-Several months ago,
I started going with a man an
| told him at the time that |
did not ever ant him to leave
his ife for me. l care for him
but / did not want to break up
his home. Now he says he is
going to leave his wife so we
can be together. I do not want
to break up his home.
Ans: Perhaps not, but that's
exactly what you have succeed
ed in doing. Didn't it dawn on
you that you would cause trou
Bile in his home if you kept his
company? Now if you are sin
cere in not wanting to break up
his home-STOP GOING
WITH HIM.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19
AROUND
OMAHA

The member of the Senior
Class, on May 10th, made the
traditional march around the
campus after which they were
addressed by President Hay
mes. The class gave President
Haynes an enlarged photo of
himself as a gift. AS most
graduating class, they, too,
planted a tree on the campus.
What was the name of the
tree? Pardon my manner-It
was a Linden Tree.
The thrill that was possess
ed by the senior and under
classmen was spoiled on Sat
urday, May p. Why? Because
final examination began and
everyone had to begin his last
minute studying.
However, the citizen of ON
aha wish to congratulate the
! following persons for their
achievement in College. Miss.
, es Marjorie Marshall who re.
ceived a Bachelor of Arts, maj
or in Sociology Gan Honored
Satudent), Evenlyn Triggs
who received a Bachelor OF
Arts, majors in Sociology and
Education Finished College in
three years and is nineteen
years old), Betty Wilburn who
received a Bachelor Science,
major in Education. Mr.. Frank
Wikerson who received a
Bachelor Of Science, majors in
Secondary Education and Mr.
Willie Ashley who received a
Bachelor of Arts, major in Bi.
ology. His desire is to become
a Doctor.
Again the citizen of Omaha
wishes to congratulate you five
persons and other young wo.
men and men who are climbing
to the greatest highths. Good
luck to all of you.
Read the Omaha Guide for
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19

The national Safety Council
has estimated that their will
be 30 million cars on the high
way on the fourth of July and
the week end holiday.
Cleveland, Ohio police arrest
ed a Mrs. Watts for murder.
She would not let them use the
lie detector on her.
President Truman received
the honary degree Of doctor Of
Laws at the university Of Calf
at Berkeley California, on Sat
June 18th before a very large
crowd. He spoke in San Fran
cisco, Sunday June Is.
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"The .Betrayal"-All Negro
Financed Production To
Open On Broadway, June

Three high spots are cover
ed in Oscar Micheaux's SEN
sational epic motion picture,
THE Betrayal" which the
author adapted from his own
novel, "The Wing From Now
where" The movie will be the
first colored produced, financ-
ed and directed motion picture
to play at a downtown theatre
in New York. In this instance,
it will be at the Mansfield
Theater which housed anna
Lucasta" for three years. "The
Betrayal, is fundamentally
a story Of a struggle Of a young
Negro to achieve financial
stability and create a place for
himself by becoming a sue
cessful rancher. Martin Eden
(Leroy Collins) is the hero Of
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19

Eddie Dunn, mayor Of Boys
Town was the winner of the
1913 Omaha World Herald Sc
holarship at the Boys Town
Commencement on Sun. June
18th.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19

on Bullet label, have put them
IN the find Of the year class.
The bandleader, before COM
ing west gained an enviable re-
putation in Chicago. He IS sho
wn here doing an original ar
rangement with the help Of his
vocalist, Iona Wade and trum
pet man Charles Gillum. The
combo is currently a crowd
pleaser at the Club Congo.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-19
Fots end Oils Still Below
PreWor Level

The U. S. Department Of Com
merce 1947 fats and oils indus
trial report for the U. S. shows
supplies Of fats and oils were in
creased by net imports Of ATS
million pounds, but net receipts
were still more than l billion
pounds below the prewar- aver.
age.
Homemakers can help our do
nestle output by saving used
kitchen grease and selling 1t to
their meat dealers. These used
fats are processed and reused for
Industrial purposes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-30

Mr.. and Mira John RAdtOrd and
son Of Louisville. Ny, were the
house guests Of Mr., and Mrs, Joe
Monroe. 6a3 IGlchart Ave. dur.
ing their visit IN the city trum
Wednesday. July II, 20 Monday,
July 10.
Mars, and Mrs. !, D. Walton Of
Houston. Texas. arrived in Sc.
Paul Tuesday morning. July ~,
for q weeks visit with Mr.. Wal
toms sister and brother. in law,
Mr., and Mrs Joe Monroe. ga
lGlehart Ave,
TIE DUKE n Duchess Club met
Saturday evening, July ~. At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh
Humhurd, SN2 N ST Albans, A
visitor 10 the meeting was Mr..
Arthur John Edmunds Of 81,
Louis. industrial secretary Of the
st. Louis Urban League.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright
Of Chicago, are the house guests
Of MrS, wriEht's brother, Mr., J,
T, Harris Of B7S Marion. They
plan 90 depart for their home this
week.
Mira Carl Payne and little
granddaughter, Bonnie Jean VII.
liAms. have returned 20 their
home In Topeka. Kans,, after q
two weeks visit with Mrs
Payne'S sister and brother-in law,
Mr.. and Mrs, c, A. Schuck, III
s. Anthony Ave, Many social
courteales were extended the Wis
itors during their visit,
The LoafeVN CIRb met July ~
at the Elks' Rest and en- election
Of officers was held, Oiiiceru are
president. Edgar Pillow: Secre-
tary, Frank Schine; treasurer.
Moses Wallace, and publicity
committee, Ralph Graham and
Lloyd uRmbol.
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THIS AND THAT

Insurance Wallace hasn't been able 20 button his
daughter Juanita In Detroit birth 10 bouncing
baby boy.
Lorraine Curry repeatedly III In California from auto
doing nicely, her mother Mrs
Charles who Just returned from visiting Lorraine
Florence Drown Wallace 81 81 Louis Mo- Is visiting the
Twin Cities during AquacnnR week.
Jessie Steele, high Jump champion whom interviewed few
here the track meet first again In
the Evanston Pre- Olympic contest lie sailed for Europe and
July sc dead ne did his Bit for Uncle Sammy We have
for Jesse and boy and girl from this fair
and Of ours We they'll be in there trying
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LNaH0y @.
|MzaSssM
HAPPY RiRT,pAV

WATPN NiNTHDAN
nlrtbdaS grsetinas IN Mlnnsapolis (
Aus. 4 MH v l., KRgus, aaaa fIfth
Ave no RobsFt woFmlsY. asoa Fourth
Ave No Mr. Joseph JsnHinHs, s0p
y aath - Mfs Harley Mnfrk. 10
iiylSNd Ave No. AuG IS ~ Gun.
P,pt%s%' ssis TouT,h Ave No ! +hs,SS.
rrTkins. tail Fourth Ave So Ars
Aug s-EATl W bowman, ataa T1fth
Ave ~ James n Davis. iaa Iainn
Ave- Mary Kate ffeedlsse, e0s Al.
driUh Ave No Joseph Aaswsil, 1871
FOURTH Ave 10 FRANCES lee. ssa
,s,e Az r. a. ASS t"3 ;sS sI.
2slA Fourth Ave, ~ MTs Hess Pitt.
man aals Fourth Ave, 81. Mr.. ale
Jackson F7tats Clinton Ave Mrs VII,
liam RsabFon, aaoi 18th Ave 30
Aug Joe Stewart. ea lsth Ave
s0l Charles Ailisr, y 1901 nryan'
Ave No. Ana y Joseph z Harpale
1901 l7h Ave. No, Aus 10 Dorothy
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Baby Christened: Thorn
Gregory Hill, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Hill. $50 Pierce N. Z,
was christened Sunday, July IS
at Our Lady OF Mount Carmel,
with Father Lawrence Malley
conducting the services. The baby
wore q handmade dress with a
bonnet TO match which was made
by the baby'S mother. The god.
parents were Mr.. Gerald Bease.
ly, godfather. and Mrs. Marion
McCarty, godmother. A luncheon
was served after the services
which was attended by relatives.
In Hospital: Mrs. Cora AdaIr,
5l32 James Ave. No. has been in
General hospital since July l,
The lower section Of her leg was
amputated.
Brother -tn-laW Visits: Mr.. Jas.
L. Hyde Of Nashville, Tenn. Wis
tied his sister-in-law, Mrs. Lottie
Hyde. 3s32 Clinton Ave. So. Mr.,
Hyde spent the week end here.
Visiting at Lake Marion: Mrs,
Carrie Neal, SSI5 Fourth Ave. So,
will visit at Lake Marion for
two weeks. Miss Geraldine
McQuerry, 404S Clinton Ave. So,
will 90 with her. They will leave
Thursday, July 20.
Out Of the Service: Leon John.
igan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, f. c,
Johnigan, 2sl0 Clinton Ave. So,
returned home from Camp Lee,
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Va, Monday, July 20. Mr.. Johni,
gan Is out Of the services now.
EntertainS al Dinner: Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Parson. TOO Oak Lake
No, entertained her aunt, Mrs
Katie Clemens, Kampalvtlle
KY at dinner on Thursday. July
d Mrs. Bryant Grigsby Of St
Paul was also present.
Spend week at Lake: Mrs
Pearl Kelly and sons. Paul and
Richard. 1914 Bryant Ave. No,
are spending the week at Silver
Lake,
House Guests: Mrs. Simon An.
derson and Mrs. John Anderson
Fergus Falls, S. D.. are the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mitchell, 1901 Bryant Ave. No
Miss Barbara Tate. niece of Mrs
Joseph Mitchell, is also spending
two weeks visiting here. She Is
from Sioux Falls, S, d.
Returns from Vacation; MIR
Sidney Anderson. $3.50 Fifth Ave
So, returned home after spend
ing two weeks visiting in Fergus
Falls, s. D. He was accompanied
by his nephew. Joe Mitchell, Jr
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Mitchell. 1901 Bryant Ave
No, entertained Mrs. Katie
Clemens. Kampalville. Ky. Al
dinner Saturday, July "a. MIR
and Mrs. Bryant Grigsby Of St
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Mrs. Belle Staples Rites
Held; Was in 18th Year

Belle Staples Of 260 ST, An
thony Ave, died July q. at tho
age OF 70 years, Mrs, Staples waI
born in Washington. d. c., and
had resided in ST Paul for the
past II years.
Her son, Louis S, Myers OF
Washington. D. c, survives. but
was unable 60 attend the funeral
Services were held Monday
July 20, al Brooks Funeral home
1000 am. with Rev X. SHELTON
officiating. Intcrmcnt at ElmhurSi
cemetery. Brooks Funeral home
in charge Mrs, Staples was a
member Of Camphor Memorial
church.
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Lois GriSSOm Weds
Harry Bartlett

Mrs. Lois GriSSon daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. David Harding oi
ST, Paul was united in marriage
90 Mr.. Harry Bartlett. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Bartlett Of
Kansas City. Mo, Friday night,
July 20.
The wedding took place al the
home Of the brides sister and
brother -in.law. Mr.. and Mrs,
George Brooks. ITO 81. Anthony
Ave.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Brooks William
Bartlett. brother Of the groom
was his best man.
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Baby Girl: Mr.. ana Mrs. Jackie
Reynolds RosenbIoOm Of 28s
Rondo Ave. are receiving con.
gratulstions on the birth Of .
baby girl. born July %. OF S.
Joseph's hospital. The infant
weighed 2 lbs and II on st birth.
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Mrs. l.. SeatOn. S63 lIth Ave.
No. was hostess al a dinner for
her two cousins, the Misses Err
neStine and Fannie Mae Marshall
Sunday. July IS
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s,@s $40 2. v S Az. So Mn n, 2
o9tSof.sown arostinas AUG. Q =.
assyin "' 4 ssi Sssr f ": Hns c
caliiI poaaId 81, John. wh,,s PIsina
~ " Aua. e,~klFp Samuel Walaon
birmingham, Ala, AuR lna-nYFun
il0ldsf, los Angeles, Calf
nIRTHDAY uNErTtNuA
birthday greetings IN ~ PAUL. Aug
tranh hTahgoH ateN Narda
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sy eHARIFs AiIfN

Az .R"esrir .S gns' , ie,a RoGss
sSss H Ave-, tas s;ss s iiss RsySss -
npi lGishart AVal AsTa, a, L. Reed, ~
FULLER Ave. AUG. MN, ganea VIII
lams, Hae RpAas AVe.l ularta tltl-
breath, pfa ~, Anthony Ave. Mrs.
uFShs. Warrington, b6 Aud. I
-
On Minneapolis there Do no sub
StIlnts Gor ire SPOKESMAN.
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CAN'T KEEP A COON MAN DOWN

through COngTauatnE Dick Mayes for win
ming singing Club Carnival and the
he and wins all three OF the stairway
prizes Saturday the sin o'clock broadcast
HoEk the DE Haven Date for another
Mcarvey Coffee award Richards friendly
Ane Nothing Venured
his motto More Of might pattern after his
stIck .toIt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-30

Al last Minneapolis bcauticians have had .
formal Introduction 20 the new LuStraSiik pcTmA'
ncnt whose two page story and display in the MAY
and July Ebony Magazines caused such a national
tervor among Negro Mlady,
The LustraSiR Permanent Is not exactly q
new idea It's been at least nine years ago since
i first heard Of Il nccAnsc an eXperlenced beauty
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Social and Personal
+ Minnoopolis

House Guests Mrs Lillian Gavin and
Of Detroit were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs Curtis
ChverS 4Ol7 Clinton Ave So last week Mrs Gavin who is
the sister of Mrs Chvers formerly of Twin Cities
They arrived Thursday night July o. and left Tuesday July
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TIE Just Us CIuS elOsSd their

The Just Us CIub closed their
meetings for the summer Sunday,
July 10, with q picnic at Taylor
Falls, The members chartered a
bus and entertained friends at q
breakfast. Members Of the club
and guests furnished their lunchS
es. The day was spent boat rid
ing and fishing. Guests OF the
club were: Mines. Robert Ander-
son, David Payne. Earl Cannon,
Carl Payne and granddaughter
Of Topeka; Fred Schuck and
Grace Bannister Of Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Schuck. and
MIR. and Mrs, Joe Camp and Mr..
Joe Stubs.
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CHATTER -PATTER
AN HEIEN SMITH

Many noticed that last weeks column headn. and
story beneath had nothing common I'm glad you're ohscr
shows The explanation Mr Makeup editor acct
denly reused the heading from a previous column,
n a hOuld hAVp brrn - Drcalc Aeos
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for countless laboratory
experiments Tn-Cy beautcians have helped mako
operators demonstrators laboratory assistants
plies
To-day the whole process has been streamned Now
this available shops throughout
the country the hair natural looking uStrousy
Slken and lastinRy manageable"
The beautan the Ebony Magazine ad Eunce Lewis
Paul formerly Monroe Louisiana tShe sti retains
charming While throwing around bOaQust
and TalmAdEe Incorporation heAd howa about few
words Of praise for the beauty who have made the
Lustrash Permanent acualiYH
AQUA PARADE
With right the In hand ehserio In
the other curious and wdeeyed watching the aQuaennA
parade Allan Godfrey Of
Ladd looks like pictures His wife Carol cute but
bit the rotund side Godfrey bless his cheerful heart Just
homely would expect
DonRdBons Style Show Float the Marion williams Dancing
Maoctcs amazing white Pioneer Float Of
boy guiding team Of thought the most original
units in the parade,
One model looked long
black milan straw trimmed
with tackled under the brm Her dress black
green print wide gathered skirt She appeared sleek
and costly
The adorable pink mid drift
rucS white and white aNseled boots
completed the outfits They teleVised they entered the
Parade grounds.
priEe) the Associated Negro
800 from the BronIcve Fund 20 help her
make the presentation
plaster locking boy Of the Pioneer Float real
been choe for him TO stand mooneSs In the
hot that long
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Paul also attended the dinner.
Mr.. ana MFs. Fred AnAeSoa.
1000 Bryant Ave. No. spent the
weekend in Fergus Falls s. d,
Their son. Fred l., went with
them also.
The Postal Alliance sponsored
a picnic Sunday, July IS. at IA.
poSia Park.
Confined 20 Hospital; Miss
Mary Harris. $3.50 Fourth Ave.
So is confined 20 General Hos.
pital.
Niece Visiting: Miss Dorothy
Skinner Of Gary. Ind, Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Johnson, 4OA
4. 2Sth ST. Miss Skinner. who Is
the niece of Mrs. johnson plans
TO visit here two or three weeks,
Mrs. Olivia Hicks and small
son, Victor. Of Winnepeg. Canada
are visiting Mrs. Hicks brother
and sister in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
JEFF Melton,
The Olson Boulevard Sewing
Circle Of the Church OF God in
Christ met ut the home Of Mira
James Richie. Ss0S Fifth Ave, So.
on Thursday July "a Four OF the
regular members were present
and there were q number Of out
of-town guests, who were Elder
Z. r. Graham and wife and dauRh-
ter, Resale OF Little Rock. Ark,
Miss Gloria l. Saunders Of Pine
Bluff. Ark, and their pastor.
Rev. J. W. Graham also attended
the meeting. Elder Z. =. Graham
Is the brother Of Mr.. Jessie Ora.
ham Of this city. A luncheon was
served.
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LoVEI.IER YOU

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Laurel outlook., 1948-02-25
Park City Community
Preparing Celebration
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cessfully liquidated. A number of
years ago, while active in the drug
business, he was president of the
Montana State Pharmaceutical asso-
citation. Later he was the first
president of the Laurel Rotary club.
More than 80 years ago he be-
came associated with the Park City
State bank, which later moved to
Laurel and became the Yellowstone
bank. The second Yellowstone bank
was subsequently established at
Columbus. Corwin is vice president
of both, and is a member of the
state liquor control board.
"We have had the experience Of
pioneering" Corwin commented this
week on the eve of his and Mrs.
Corwin's fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary, (which l think is a very sat-
isfactory life, for year after year
conditions improve-always getting
better and better.
"To appreciate a convenience it
is first necessary to feel the need
of it and then bring it into reality.
One thus has the advantage of
the convenience, plus the salts
faction of having accomplished some
thing-an achievement, an improve
ment in the standard of living"
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-25
MasOns, Stars Have
Washington Programs
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Lincoln were noted in the patriotic
decorations.
At a meeting of Corinthian lodge
No. %, A. F. & A. NJ, Monday
evening of last week, the Masons OBJ
served the 216th anniversary of the
birth of George Washington with
a program of specially prepared
talks after the lodge session and
following the serving of refresh
ments in the Masonic temple dining
room. Oscar Anderson, lodge in
structor and past master, was toast
master.
Speaking on Washington and re-
lated subjects were Bert Kucera, Ted
Bundy, R. A.. McCracken and Donald
Schneider. %Impromptu remarks were
offered by several other members.