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Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-22

Dr Dorothy Novatney of the territorial department of educa tion, left this week after a visit to local schools.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-22

flat government Of fife people, by tie people. for s people shall not perish from he eartb -Lfncen
Evening star., 1949-05-11
|Leahy 10 Head Board
In tuberculosis Fiqht

/ william Z. Leahy. prominent
District attorney and Selective
Service director here, last night
was elected president Of the board
of directors of the District Tu-
berculosis Association.
He succeeds Mrs. c. D. Lowe,
who has held the post for the past
two years. She will continue as a
board member.
/ Other officers named for the
ensuing year were Howard M.
Payne. vice president; DR.. Thelma
Hunt, secretary and Bernard l..
AmiSs, treasurer.
All the new officers will be on
an executive committee. along
with DR.. James J. Feffer, Charles
e. Bish and Edward B. Persons,
also elected last night.
In accepting office. Mr.. Leahy
said 1t would be the purpose and
effort of the association, "strenu-
ously and by intensive education
to attain for those inflicted with
tuberculosis, access to facilities
whice now are denied them"
! Mr.. Leahy was chairman of the
recent chest X-ray survey here,
and also headed the Christmas
Seal campaign. Both efforts were
sponsored by the District Tuber-
culosis Association. Mr.. Leahy
has appeared before Congress In
behalf of the association in an ef-
fort to obtain more beds for those
persons found to have tubercu-
loSis during the survey.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
Deaths Reported

PTom D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics. J
Patrick Murphy, 81, Soldiers Home
Robert Ettenser. s6. 3lO0 Cathedral ave
Franklin Lancaster, s5. 6615 Harlan pl
NV.
william Page, 81, Soldiers Home.
Emma Cupp so, $500 14th st. NV.
Alberta Grifith' rs. 1900 Harrison ct. NV.
William Heiphenstine. IT,. 439 Decatur
St. NV
Harry Edwards. II. 2O32 Belmont I'd. NV
BENJAMIN Poole, 81, 1920 21st st. NV.
Joseph O'Brien, 81, 700 Quincy st. ne.
Ernest Weaver, 4s, 906 Gallatin st. NV.
Katherine Pappas, AZ, 81 st. ne.
Gary Hartman. infant, So Bryant st. NV.
Jennie Dtggs, S5, 726 Bird st. sc.
Jane Cole, 7s. 527 End st. ne.
Leo Yee, 81. SIS st. NV:
Beulah Jones, 81, Blue Plains, b. C.
Susie Wheeler. so. 143 w st. s.w.
Mabel Merrill. 55, 4501 Jay st. ne.
Charles Clark, 81, 80 Defrees st. NV.
Eugene Thrower, 54, Petersburg, Va.
Henderson Briggs, 81, 40 Defrees st, NV.
Dilcie Prayer, SO, SCI L st. ne.
Ida Booth, As, 1925 Rosedale st. ne.
Lulu Frazier, 3S, j M st. NV.
Clara Moss, n. 70S First st. s.w.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
rHE WHITE SHIRT BRIGADE

DAD's THE LEADER, the boys wear
~ 'em for school assembly and
Sunday. Little and big sisters have
white blouses for skirts and jump
ers. Nom has her dainty suit
blouses of fine white cotton and
linen.
Nom also has big bottle of
Clorox to make washing white cot
tons and linens a Joy. They come
Evening star., 1949-05-11
ASZ1lI,;2

out snowy-white, sanitary, too
and they last longeri That's be-
cause Clorox is free from caustic
and other harsh substances an
extra-gentle bleach that's the best
help shirt-proud family ever had.
And because Clorox is free from
cauStic there's nothing quite like it
for routine cleaning, also. 1t works
faster at killing millions of harmful
germs-makes kitchen and bath
room hygienically-clean. Sinks,
drainboards, refrigerators, tubs and
shower floors-they're all cleaner
and safer for family health after
their protective Clorox bath.
Evening star., 1949-05-11

later, Junior Foods, Gerber's Soups,
Vegetables, Fruits and Desserts
have the true faDor, the perfected
TEXTURE tots 60 for. Next time you're
shopping, pick UP Gerbers deli
cious new Strained or Junior Meats
for babies. They're Armour quality
Beef, Veal and Liver with complete
high quality proteins. No waste -.
no work and like all Gerber's-
ready to serve!
Evening star., 1949-05-11

creamed peas. They're specially
grown hothouse mushrooms, broiled
to rich brown. packed In luscious
mushroom broth.
3 styles: BinB Whole Mushroom
Crowns, BiaB Sliced Mushrooms,
BinB Chopped Mushrooms.
Economical: Not o smidgin OF
EAstA
Evening star., 1949-05-11

ing you about.
They step-up
chops, patties or
meat loaf with
rich flavor. And
add q fine party
4 n IL e IA Z a
Evening star., 1949-05-11
Erem Babu Likes Priracu.

ECeW DWUW AsNcS kFsCuCBs
Occasionally, he tUantS to be left
alone. When baby's happy and
comfortable in his crib or carriage,
it's almost a Don't Disturb" sign.
He'll really appreciate your atten-
ton all the more when he gets rest
less or bored.
Gerber's have ways-45 Of them
to keep baby from being bored at
Evening star., 1949-05-11

accounts Tor Its
special good
ness. In Grand
mas you get the
full natural
sw tness of
molasses - no
hitterness be.
Evening star., 1949-05-11

nlealtine. Even
the cereals that
baby starts on
taste good II
they're Ger
ber's. TIL en-,
when he's ready
for Strained
DIS. and
Evening star., 1949-05-11

ciously combined. Discover how
good LaChoy Mixed Chinese Vege-
tables are. Try them in soups, sal
ads, combined with meats, or alone!
JIFFY HOT SNACK FOR TWO
! cup cooked ham cut in siyers
] can Lachoy Mixed Vegetables, drained
] can Mushrooms with liquid
Pantry ham lightly I'LL slightly erlsped.
Add drained vegetables and mushrooms.
Toss lightly with fork till heated through.
About ; minutes.
Evening star., 1949-05-11

OF the liquid In q nodded fruit solod.
water If you can enrich with vegetable
or fruit juices or syrups. And now its
column time, with lots Of pin-vp recipes
today,
Evening star., 1949-05-11

Msshr00sss Royalty! To set OF
the fresh asparagus coming to mar
ket, ] suggest BinB Sliced Mush-
rooms with creamed eggs to accom-
pany the good green stalks.
BinB are those wonderful broiled-
in-hutter mushrooms I've been tell
Evening star., 1949-05-11

give 1t style. This
exotic tngredi-
ent provides
tend er be an
sprouts, water
chestnuts, bam-
boo s 90 tss
mushrooms, and
Evening star., 1949-05-11
ouIcK-BuT GOOD

yTyHE ORIENTAL SAVIOR Of LaChoy
Mixed Chinese Vegetables is Just
what many q quick meal needs to
Evening star., 1949-05-18
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Evening star., 1949-05-18

Host at Party

Representative John F. Kennedy
entertained at a reception yester-
day afternoon at the Carlton
Hotel for 80 members of the
Brighton Womens Club of Bos-
ton, who are here on a sightseeing
tour.
The visitors are Mrs. William j.
Mahoney. president of the organ
ization. Mrs. James n. Muldoon,
trip chairman; Mrs. Edward A.
Drugan, Mrs. c. James Morrisey
Miss Gertrude Prendergast, Mrs
Charles McMackin. Mrs. j. Frank
Broderick, Mrs. James Broderick
Miss Eileen McGrail, Miss Wini-
fred Jeffery, Mrs. Joseph Doyle,
Mrs. Harry Brawley. Mrs. Mary
Donnelly, Mrs. E. A. Hutchinson
Miss Josephine West. Mrs. Jose
Conway, Miss Loretta L. Corrigan
Mrs. David Flynn. Mrs. David
Montana, Miss Angela Havoc
Miss Marion Clines, Mrs. Hugh
Mcguire, Mrs. Abrigail Van Wart
Mrs. Thomas Neal, Mrs. Philip
Heffernan, Mrs. William Bats
Miss Virginia Bats, Mrs Frank
Graham, Mrs. r. A. Haley, Miss
Cecilia johnson and Mrs. John
A. Foote.
Invited to meet the ladies were
Vice President Alben w. Bark
ley, Attorney General and Mrs
Tom G. Clark, Senator Margaret
Chase Smith, the congressional
delegation from Massachusetts,
and the women members of the
House.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Society News
Variety of Entertainments Given
By FOREIGN Diplomats in Copitul
RY Kothorine M. Brooks

the Shoreham Hotel. His guests
included the Is members of the
Philippine Junior Chamber Of
Commerce who are spending this
week in Washington on their way
home from Europe where they
have attended a meeting OF the
International Junior Chambers OF
Commerce.
Nine. WiniewicZ, wife OF the
Polish Ambassador. was hostess at
the tea hour yesterday, her guests
being women newspaper and radio
news reporters.
The Cuban Ambassador and
Sonora de Cans will receive Cuban
residents in Washington Friday
from II to l O'Clock in the EN-
bassy to celebrate the anniversary
of Cuban independence.
BroziIion Fete Friday
Guests at the very formal eve
ming reception Friday at the
Brazilian Embassy will enjoy an
interesting program Of music.
Cards went out In the name OF
the President of the United States
of Brazil with a present at the
door" in the corner, but no men
ton of white tie or the music.
The gifted Brazilian conductor.
Eleazar de Carvalho, who has been
received with enthusiasm during
recent appearances as conductor
of the Boston Symphony. will
come for the fete. He will con-
duct members of the National
Symphony Orchestra in a pro-
gram of music of Brazilian COM
posers and those of the United
States. The program will be pre-
sented in the charming garden of
the Embassy and will include The
Louisiana Story" which was
played here first by the Phila-
delphia Orchestra under the di-
rection of Eugene Ormandy. The
composer, Virgil Thompson. came
down for it and the premiere of
the picture the following day at
the Playhouse.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
By Ann Cline

special sessions Of the United Ma
tions. Mr.. Khashaba will return To
Egypt shortly, where he will join
his wife and daughters.
As usual, there was quite q
cross section at last nights gath
ering-official, diplomatic and
residential. The Egyptians al
ways have q bountiful buffet, and
last night was no exception. In
addition to a variety Of native
dishes. there were all kinds of
cocktail sandwiches, hors d'oeu-
vres, fancy arrangements Of
cheeses and cookies.
Especially interested in greet
ing the Foreign Minister were the
United States Ambassador TO
Egypt and Mrs. Stanton Griffis
Among the early arrivals were
the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps
Mr.. Wilhelm Munthe de Nor
gensticrne; the Secretary of the
Senate and Mrs. Leslie Biff1e
Mrs. George Mesta. the Presi-
dents Military Aide and Mrs.
Harry Vaughan. Mrs. John Steel
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roose-
welt. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Gordon
r. Young, Mrs. Eugene Milliken,
wife of the Colorado Senator; Mrs.
j. Borden Hartman and Mr.. Ray
mond Muir of the State Depart
ment.
AS at most Of these parties, the
guests seemed to divide of into
little groups. Seen chatting were
British Ambassador Sir Oliver
Franks and the Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury and Mrs
Edward H. Foley. jr.: Senator and
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Egyptian Foreign Minister Entertained

Mrs. James p. KEN and their
daughter Evelyn. and Ii. Gen. and
Mrs. Wade H. Haislip; and the
Indian Minister. Mr.. B. r. Sen.
and the former Ambassador TO the
Soviet and Mrs. Drexel Biddle.
The new Indian Ambassador
Mrs. Pandit. was there with her
daughter. and so were the Assist
ant Secretary of State and Mrs.
George v. Allen. Mrs. Charles
Brannan. Mrs. Wiley Rutledge,
Associate Justice Stanley Reed,
Senator Alexander Wiley, the
Turkish Ambassador and Mime.
Erkin. Senator Theodore Green.
the Ambassador of Ceylon and
Mrs. Corea. the Secretary to the
President and Mrs. Charles Ross,
the French Ambassador, Mr.. Henri
Bonnet; Mrs. James Hamilton
Lewis and Mrs. Thomas Burke.
Still others dropping by were
the PakiStan Ambassador and
Mrs. Ispahani. Representative
Edith Nourse Rogers. the Syrian
Minister and Nine. El-Khouri,
the Ambassador .of Iran, Mr..
Hussein Ala; Col. and Mrs. Will
liam Eddy, Mr. and Mrs. James
Heyworth-Dunne. Mr. and Mrs.
John c. Henry and Mr.. Walter
Lippmann.
Members of the Embassy staff
generally assisting were the Air
Attache, Brig. Gen Mohamed Bey
Khalifa; the new Military Attache,
Col. Abdel Ghaleb; and Attaches
Ibrahim EzZat, Anwar Zaky and
Amin Samy, whose father was at
| one time Ambassador to this
country.
Evening star., 1949-05-18

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Evening star., 1949-05-18
Exclusively Yours,
Gen. Eisenhower Paints Good Portrait
Of George Allen; Sam Ruyburn Proposes

Gen. Eisenhower has painted a
portrait of George z. Allen that
looks Just like his plumpiSh
friend. 1t was finished in less than
two days down in Augusta, Ga.
where the Aliens recently visited
Ike and Mamie for a couple of
weeks.
Done in oils, It's amazingly good
for an artist who's never had a
lesson in his life. And an artist,
might add, who doesn't want to
ride on the coattails of his own
fame as q conquering war hero.
He has signed it D. Eisenhower
but about the only thing you can
make out is the D.
Ike probably never painted
under more harassing circum-
stances. His own wife and Mary
Allen kibitzed from the sidelines.
making all kinds Of suggestions,
while George, himself. kept up a
running flow of comments that
tickled the patient artist so that
1t must have been hard to con-
centrate.
Anyhow the picture shows the
head and shoulders Of G. Allen
wearing a sport shirt. 1T has his
humorous eyes. the same look
around the mouth. the dimple in
his chin but Ike didn't make him
as heavy in the face as he really
is, Mrs. Allen says. The subject is
so pleased with it that when he
gets back from Venezuela on Fri
day he is going to throw out what
ever's necessary in his apartment
in order to give 1t the most promi-
nent and ideal position.
That's proof that it's good.
Sometime ago Gen. Eisenhower
did q charcoal drawing of George
and thee latter locked it up for
blackmail, told Ike that he'd have
to do a better one or he would
tell everybody who did this one.
Mary Allen said that the Cen
eral looks healthier and better
than she has ever seen him. She
also said she couldn't understand
the comment in a current maga-
Evening star., 1949-05-18
By Betty BeoIe.

zine that her husband is back in
the Presidents good graces now,
having been in the Truman dog
house last summer. The Presi-
dent, she insists, has been friendly
right along. IF George has been
getting the chilly treatment,
hope he keeps on getting it," af-
firmed his wife, adding, The
President couldn't have been
nicer"
Sam Rayburn proposed to me
tonight at dinner" said Madeleine
Carroll Saturday night after the
Women's National Press Club din
ner. Whats more, Louis john
son and Mrs. Snyder heard him, u
grinned the beautiful blond ac-
tress. And what, she was asked.
did she tell the Speaker. Eyes, "
she replied, quick as a flash.
Miss Carroll is consumed with
the idea right now Of promoting
understanding between the chill
dren of all nations. THE teen
ayers of today are not the litter
bugs they were five years ago
They are far more serious about
everything" said Madeleine, who
works with children continually.
She told Mrs. Franklin D
Roosevelt her ideas when she
lunched with her at Lake Success
last week. She may label her plan
International Children's Day, but
it will be more than a day, it will
be a whole movement wherein
selected children from schools all
over the world will be able to visit
the school children of other
nations. They need to understand
each other before they grow up
to be adults in an atomic age
said the actress. She's got some
thing
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Farewell Party

Comdr. Edward r. Halloran
has been assigned to duty in the
Panama Canal Zone. and with
Mrs. Halloran and their daugh-
ter, Miss Julie Ann Halloran will
leave the first part of July for
his new post.
Mrs. Halloran and Miss Hal
loran will be the honor guests at
farewell party Friday May 27.
at which Mrs. Louis Renfrow will
be the hostess.
Evening star., 1949-05-18

Entertaining in embassies yes
terday was varied. The dean OF
the corps, the Norwegian Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Munthe de Nor
genstierne entertained their coun-
trymen In Washington at 6 to
8 o'clock party in their handsome
embassy on Massachusetts ave-
nue.. The fete was given in cele-
bration of Norway's Constitution
Day.
The Colombian Ambassador
and Sonora de Restrepo-Jaramilo
were hosts at dinner last evening
entertaining as their ranking
guests the Italian Ambassador
and Signora Tarchiani. Others
in the company were the Aus
tralian Ambassador and Mrs. Nor
man J. O. Maxim, the Portuguese
Ambassador, Senior Pedro Theo-
tonic Pereira; the Military At
tache of the Spanish Embassy
and Sonora de Mendoza. and the
Agricultural Attache and Sonora
de Echegaray and the Counselor
OF the Colombian Embassy and
Sonora de Medina.
A group of some hundred or
more young people were guests at
the Spanish Embassy last evening
when Senorita Sisita Lequerica.
niece of the Spanish Ambassador
at-Large Senor Felix Lequerica.
was the hostess. The young peo-
pie were invited for 8 o'clock and
shortly thereafter a buffet supper
was served followed by dancing.
The party was delightfully."- gay
and informal and although it was
too dark to see the famous roses
around the front of the embassy
and in the garden, their fragrance
filled the air and was waited into
the rooms through the open win
dows and doors.
Another host yesterday in the
corps was the Military Attache
Of the Philippine Embassy, Col.
Jaime C. Valasquez, who gave a
luncheon in the Palladian room of
Evening star., 1949-05-18

The duties of a Washington
host are too much for the Foreign
Minister of Egypt. His Excellency
Ahmed Khashaba Pasha. He was
the guest of honor at a cocktail
party given yesterday by the Am
bassador and Nine. Abdul Rahim,
but shaking hands for two hours
was more than he could take. He
did what lot Of people would like
to do-he sat down whenever he
had a chance.
Hundreds of people dropped by
to meet the Foreign Minister. who
was Egypt's chief delegate to the
Evening star., 1949-05-18


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Women DRIVERS
Q wny saosllt. nc distinction ~
made heiwe~a Eaen and worren In
motoring manners
A While galsnIgy - exscs ss'sa
Of al gentlemen, cn the highway
women drivers loss the ready lcrsa.
tity oI their Sex ard s2fTap piy eeconas
Aoothe; driver Courteous dg1s-
srS show tull crsaSsstegAt4lso fog the
safety and convenience oI al
other drivers In fact Spll, srr~
ond decisions co not allow s4.fi
cleut time IN MAKE \ distinction.
nor does safety Justify II OnN
a pseudo gentleman all make a
Shos OF esltalry 20 women drivers
and then tAnsie bumpers in =
elufnng match with q man driver
eedestr,on Courtesy
@ What are some ot the reasons
why drivers should bend oses
the Chief Justice o. the United
States Sported becoming nrw
natural-color Baku hat that
Sparkled with sold and Was trim
med with green maine Her dress
was a navy blue sheer
Mrs Prev SAVOY was fresh from
Rehoooth Beach where she been
remodellng her lovely old house
and Mrs, John Martin who'd 'uSt
got back from The same place was
enthusing about the new house
she and her husband are build
Ing there.
Sonora de DAMS. French burn
wife OF the former Military Al
tache OF the Spanish Embassy
here. looked particularly striking
in a black dress Dior designed 70,
her in Paris and a good looklns
white felt hat Her young daush-
ter. Rosalind, is in private school
in Paris ana making quite q name
for herself as q pianist,
Mrs Charles MeEnerney vas
wearing lovely dusty pink straw
hat which her daughter. Nancy.
had sent her. and Mrs. Lothrop
Stoddard. who favorS biz hats
and wears them most becomingly.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Trunons ~
AT Dinner Of
.Synningtons
D, se,sy Mg'ps,

TIE Prexi6sn, and Mrs, TIa-
man pu; In one o. their rare sp-
peaTancex AZ parties when 'hry at
tended the dinner the Secretary
Of the Az Force and Mrs. "
Stuart Ssmington gave last night
al the 1928 r Street Club In hon
or Of Senator and Mrs Asillars Z
Tyd.nss, The party vas IN the
nature Of a farewell. as both Mrs
Symington and Mrs. Tydings are
going away shortly.
Mrs. Tydlnss mas booked pas
sage on the Queen Mary sailing
for Europe on June I. and Mrs
Symington IS all SET 10 leave a
bit earlier FOR ST. Louis Though
the Symingtons 1--we al the Shore
ham when here. their real home
Is ST. Louis, And IT'S there that
their son Stuart's wedding viii
take place on June d The Secre-
tary will 90 out Just IN time for
the big event, but his wife will
be away from Washington for
several weeks.
Stuart'S fiancee is Jsney Studt.
the very good looking daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Studt Of
ST Louis. She's junior al Vas
sar College and Stuart's in the
same class at Yale. so both have
a year OF school TO finish after
their marriage. Their engage
ment was Just announced on
Easter Sunday. James Symington
who's also a Junior at Yale will
be his brothers best man.
Forewell Party
With only few days 10 so be-
fore she and her husband return
to their house in Miami Beach.
Mrs. Mackenzie Dawson took
time out from more serious duties
Yesterday to give 8 luncheon for
her good friend. Mrs Leigh Wade
Mrs. Wade's husband, Col. Wade
is our newly appointed Military
and Air Auache at the Embassy
in Greece, and they're leaving
shortly for Athens accompanied
by Mrs, Wade's sister. Mrs. John
Shugrue.
The party was given at the
Army and Navy Club where Mrs.
Fred Vinson was ranking guest
Just back from a visit with her
mother in Kentucky. the wife OF
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Garden Party

Mrs. "A. Peter Dewey enter
tanned at a small garden party last
evening at her home in George
town in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank G. Wisner.
Evening star., 1949-05-18

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other oTfsc4ats Wsyes in the say
gathering and $50 es {aer fya~ssus
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Adplph H0QQos Mrs Walter
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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-30
News From Wade =.
Churches H ave Christmas, Trees
With Gifts And Programs Sunday

Mrs. Bertis Sward, Pascagoula,
visited her sister. Mrs. T. Z.
Johnson, and brothers, Robert
and Steve, and Alva Hester
Christmas.
Congratulations are extended
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hearndon
who were married Saturday
night
The Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Wyatt
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Waltman Christ
mas.
Mrs. Agnes Spicer is i'll at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Floyd
Kirkwood. Mrs. Spicer is the for
mer Miss Agnes Golf.
Miss Marie Davis, student nurse
at Providence Infirmary in Mo
bile, spent the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Gladys Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arts Scarborough
are receiving congratulations on
their marriage Saturday. He is
the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Scarborough of Wade.
Day In Gulfport
Mr.. and Mrs. Joy Pace spent
Monday in Gulfport with the lat
ter's parents.
Mrs. Eft Kirkwood returned
home with her daughter, Mrs.
Vance Bell, to Tuscaloosa, Ala,
to spend Christmas. Mrs. Bell vis-
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Buren, Kirk
wood last week.
The Cumbest Manufacturing
company basketball team went
to Mobile Thursday night to play
Weinegar's Green Hornets and
lost, their first defeat this season.
Mrs. M. N. Hill, Columbia, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. o. A. Brown,
Thursday and attended a program
at the school that night.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Brown spent !
the holidays with Mrs. Browns |
mother, Mrs. Fred Thompson.