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The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
EMMA STAUFFER RETURNS FROM STATES

Emma Stauffer was given warm welcome by many friends yesterday when she arrived from the States on the Pan American.
 Miss Stauffer endeared herself to the people of Wales during the ten years she was stationed there as missionary and where she is now returning to resume her work.
 Since leaving Wales six years ago, she has worked in Haines and other parts of Alaska, going to the States a few months ago for medical care. She states that she diG not like living in the States and was anxious to be back in the Forth "on active duty" again.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA SECOND DIVISION EDITH PANIGEO LIPPERT,
 

VS.
 HOMER LIPPERT, Defendant. No. asss
 Summons For Publication THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To the above-named defendant, GREETING: You are hereby required to ap- pear in the District Court for the ! Territory of Alaska, Second Divi- sion, within thirty (3O days after the last publication of this sum- mons, namely within thirty (3O days after the 11th day of Decem- Der, 1850, in case this summons is published, or within forty (40 days after the date of it's service upon you in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the complaint of the above-named plaintiff on file in the said Court in the above-en- titled action.
 The said plaintiff in said action demands that she be granted an absolute divorce from the defend ant and that she be awarded the exclusive care, custody, and con- trol of the two minor children of this marriage.
 And in the event you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof and will apply to the Court for the relief de- manded in her complain and as hereinabove stated. WITNESS the Honorable Joseph w. Kehoe, Judge of said Court, and the seal of said Court here unto affixed on this 18th day of November, 1850.
 OFFICIAL SEAL)
 NORVIN w. LEWIS,
 Clerk. Pub. Nov. 20, 27, Dec. 4, II, 1850
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
BOY SCOUT COURT OF HONOR TOMORROW NIGHT

A Court of Honor will be held Tuesday at ' o'clock at the Arctic Club according to word from Ed Hawkinson, Scoutmaster of Nome Rotay Troop No. 666. Badges for tenderfoot, Second Class and First Class Scouts will be presented, in addition to Alaska Council Sum- mer Camp awards to be made at this time.
 A feature of the program will be the giving of miniature End and 1st Class pins by the boys at- taining those ranks, to their moth CTS in recognition of the parents help in the Scouting growth of the boy," Field Executive Duane Force said.
 All parents of Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts or Explorer Scouts, and friends of scouting are cor dially invited to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20

lations committee and the Demo- crats have eight. In the new Con- gress converting Jan. 3, the divi- sion in that Senate group is slated to be seven Democrats and six Republicans.
 The additional COP seat results from the recent elections, which cut the Democrats majority in the Senate from 54-42 to 49-47.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-20
SON BORN TO THE FRANK BINGHAMS

MT. and Msr. Frank Bingham are the parents of a son, born Thursday at their home at Mis- soula, Mont, weighing seven pounds and seven ounces. MT. Bingham is the district attorney here who is now outside on leave.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-21

| Sft itno sic 6alle nidt 10 fraB 1pie
bie betoen porbin angefii9rten. @s
fonrmt o1d Dor, oaB bo6itebeltoe
@ltern oie idli6tere, einfadere @e-
niitsart ibres &inoes 1ridt oerIteben,
ltno nenn baS &inb nitbt an DEM
glan5enbetI geIeaidaftli6en 2eben
8efallen finoet, es nit @eringi61t-
sung betraften. Soer eittfa6e gltern
perlteben nid)t, tpie lift begabtes &ino
tpeiterlernen min, berousi itrebt aus
ben engen Serbdltniien l1no 1peiter-
fonanen modte. ,Gie bo6trabettben
8eoanfen ntiiiien friib5eitig uusgs,
trieben lperoen", bort man oft IoI6e
peritdnonisloie gltern iogen. Sos
arme &ino IaBt iie itd5 u1streiberL
uno ipdter liebt man MIR nod bem
entIogungspolen, ntiioen @eli6tsouss
orl1d Die berbe gnttdulf)ung Ser. ST.
genoiobre an.
9o6 itellen mir oielen oiilteren 8il-
bern, ipelde llns baS 2eben mir 5u oft
|5eigte, freunolide entgege1t. 8ir brau-
fen MIR an Sermanns Wtttter 5ll
Oenfen, Der @oetbe bies &ort, buS
unler Sbena biloet, in Sen Iuno &C.
legt bat. Iu6 ibr ,Sobn Sernu1nt lit
ein &inb getpeIen, oas i6tper au er.
5ieben mar. Stiu uno in it6 gefebrt,
muBte er oft ben Saoel oes Goters er-
trogen, Der iid) ieinen e5ungen tpobl
fnubenbaft-fef getpiinidt b6tte. Sod
er batte ieinen slnipalt an Ieiner Wut-
ter. Sic fannte ibr &ino, Unto bate es
eben 10 1ieb, ipie 8ott es ibr gel6enft.
8ei ibr fano er bas rtd)tige GeritGno-
nis. Sic nabm i'm gegen 1tngere6te
Intlagen oes Saters in Sdut, 10 baB
er 5u einem titdtigen Monne getpor-
ben mar, mos cine falide gr5iebung
getpiB oerbinoert bdtte.
gs lit Oies oie beionoere 9luFgobe
Der Wtutter, Oas @eien ibres &in0es
gena1 fennen5ulernen, oenn iie lit
oo6 nebr NIT linn 5ltIammen als Ser
Gater, oen Ser 9eruf bonn Sauie fern.
balt. 9luBeroem fann tie oaS &in6 BON
1etnem er1ten Suge an beoba6ten ltnO
feline gt1ttpidlrtng S6ritt fir Sdritt
perfolgen. 9ti6t ernIt genltg fonn lie
Die Serantuprtltng nebmen. tpel6e
ibr oltferlegt lit, it6 niht oft genug
oes &ortes erinnern: 80 Wh,tteronlt,
Elm beilig In1t, bon @ott oem Serrn
Iel6it gegeben.
gSie biele OtenIden mag es geben,
Die etr1geIteben n1iiiien, oaB MIR Die
Otutter tie gan5 peritanoen. aber tpie
piele ou6, bie fir ibr gan5es 2eben
oerbittert iinO, neil tie fein 8eritGnb-
mis- Bel ibr gefluroen. 9arltn1 i6Iie-
Ben mir NIT Ser Oeabnl1ng bes 'front.'
men aenenS @relltano:
. Vtltter, balte oein &i1pb 1parm,
9ie @elt lit falt rno belle.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-21
Die allmdhttee 5eit

llnbeimlib uno lrlle1ltritnbur tpai=
tet iiber ltnlerem 2eben Die allnGd)>
tige 3eit. Sic itebt ols 3ui1auerin
NIT beriteinertem 8lid an Sen @egen
ales 2ebenoigen, 1pie Elm Selobert,
Ser NIT IolerbIid feline &olonnen por-
6eimaridieret IGBt. Sic lit gefiibllos
gegen Suit l1ro 2eib, tie treibt oie
sSroben ll1to Srd1ernoen boron, bie
Sfyafferloen unb S6lafen6en, Die
&inoer init ibren langiam=H =Heinen
S6rittlein unb bic in Sebriu9t o6er
@ier itiirmiid 9abineilenoen = ulle
treibt tie bon Der Stdtte oes Mugell:
blids in oas ltnseapiiie Der 3utunft
binein. &einem eonnt iie &aIt, auf
Die Wfiioen, 3uimnnenbre1enbet,
Sterbenoen 6rangt iie erbarnlungslos
gum idb ubfallenben &a1r6, mo tie
uferloIe @tpigfeit an bie 5errinnenoen
@eItabe Deg 0iesieits bran6et. sic tit
1lnerbittli6 ltno a,nbeitehli6, gere6t
lrtb l.nparteiiib, iie IdBt ii1 bon ME-
mano alfbalten lltb bon niel1ano aur
,gile treiben, iie bat einen maieItG-
trif-gemeiienen @nng, obne Mudiiht
auf Die fleittliden S1terellen 11nb
Wiini6e oerer, Die ite beberridt.
Sir ben ii1ntenoen Wenl6en, Ser
li6 niAt gebanfer- lulb tpillenlos bonn
Strom Der @eihebniiie bes tGglihen
2ebens forttreiben laBt, ionoern ii6
geapaltlam einnpuI feitfIarturrert l,nb
Item ibopft ltno oas tpiIbe @ogen
oes enteilenoen 2ebetls iiberbenft, gibt
es ni6ts @ebeinti1isboneres als 6ie
3eit: tie tit Der Mptbnals, nah Dem
ii6 tnier iroiibes 2eben erfiint, oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-21
vDte 6ott iie uns CAB,
mu6 man 1ie lieben"
&pn H. b. 9.

uainoer ii11o cine 8obe @ottes"
iingt Der Slalnliit llno gibt oamit sic
ein5ig ri6tige @erti6dtung Ser &in-
Der. Gin @eidenf oes tS0fIten in
tbnen erblide1t, Ous iolte ieoer Guter
unb ie0e Wtlltter. gSie por mondem
WdBgriff piiroen lie Damn oft be1pobrt
iein.
OaB 8ott lie gibt, iit au6 bie In-
lbainlng bon Sermanns W5utter in
@oetbes uSermann uno 9orotbea"
nno lie ipri6t oarr1n Die 2oroerrng
aus, oaB man tie 10, tpie @ott iie ge.
geben bat, lieben nuB. 8ie mir uaes,
paS Ser etpige Sater 1lns in ieiner
8nooe 5l1teil meroen lGBt, gerooe 10
btnnebmen iollen, tpie eS lit, 10 uud
Gltern ibre &in6er.
9eobaGtet man ouflnerflum Oa5
Seben, 10 tit es auffallenb, tpie iebr
Otele 5orOerlrng oerna6l1iiigt 1piro.
Im bdufigIten fonlmt es por, oob
Gltern bon ben &inoern mebr perlan-
gen, als oteie feilten f0nnen, neil es
lbnen an Der notigen 8egobung febIt.
Guter uno Otlttter 1poQen 0urhaus,
oaB tbr &ino 5u oen 8eIten ser &laiie
gebort, rno oober qudlen lie es ge=
rooe5u nno i1t6en, lei es our9 Strafe
ooer lei es our6 8eripreda1ngen, un=
5ulpornen. 9as &ino ntiibt ith, 10
lebr es funn, Ser &orper leioet 6or-
unter, 1lno es fonlntt ein 9lugenblid,
mo- Die &rafte nidt mebr ausrei6en,
mo oas &in0 5ulanmenbri6t ltnter
Der Salt, 1pel6e es ni6t tragen fam.
@te oft tritt Elm poaiges Serlugen
Der gterben Elm, 10 baB cine ihpere
&ranfbeit aufbri6t; ooer, tpie es audi
lfon leioer baufig gei6eben lit, eaB
e1n &ino, penn es iiebt, ouB aQe
Vtltbe oergebel1s it, Ielbit San0 an
it6 gelegt bat.
9lber audi auf nnoere @eiie f0nncn
&lnoer art 0em WiBperltGnonis, oas
Gltern ibren &in0ern entgegen6rin-
gen, 5ugrunoe geben. S6 femme eine
5amllie, in lpel6er cine ser S0dter
1bon immer bon Hatur aus iuBerIt
sort beIaitet mar rno Elm titles, il,
ltb gefebrteS @eien bate. 9GnItott oaB
Die Weutter gera0e oieIes &ino init
Dem groBten 3artgefiibl bebonoelte,
ibm oltr6 gutes 3ureoen 3utrouen
5u lt6 ielbit einfloBte, Batte lie ir1rner
nur 5u beiiern uno 5u taoeln. 9as
&tno fonnte Iid6 ni6t 5Grtli6 geben
mie oie onberen @ei6uiIter, obtpobI
es piellei6t innerli6 oa5u neigte. Gie
Vtutter mari ibm l1nge5ogene Ser.
ld3lonenbeit Dor; tbr 5peites gSort
mar: vsSSa, ih tpeiB, 0u fonnIt 0eine
Wfutter nift Ieioen." gefannten
9egeniiber G1Berte ii6 Die Otutter 90
bin, oaB tie 6ieies &ino pie cine
Strofe bonn Simmel aniGbe, oenn es
pdre un1nOgli6, ibm bel ieinem Gbn-
ratter Siebe ertgegen5ubringen. 9ie
Solge oieler gebanolllng mar, baB
oteles &ino it6 inmer lnebr uno me6r
perl ldloB, I'M 8en1iit g6n5Ii6 oerfiiln.
1nerte, 1t6 l1ngliidli6 uno u,15ufrieoen
fltblte, uno Durrlm? - @eiI Die M3ut-
ter es nlbt 10, tpie oer Serr es ibr ae=
geben, liebte uno niGt iu6te 0os gSe=
len oleles &inoes 5lt periteben, ipie es
tbre aufgabe alS Otlltter getpeIen
nare.
81 fonnen &inoer, tpelbe ni6t ais
bon 8ott anbertraute Sitter betrod-
tet peroelt our6 Die falI6e grsiebuna
gernoe5u 5l1grllnoe geben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-21
famillenkreis

belite arlro tpe1tbet ii1 segen Die 2ebre
BON Der Siinbe, bon Der @rl0lungs.
bebiirftigfeit, bon Der grbiii#ae 1rh
ibren Solgett, bonn Siibnetoo SeIl1,
BON Der Not1peltoigfeit 1lnierer eige-
mem Siibl1e, BON Siinbenbefennttlis
ltno -losipredung, bon 8ott 1ulb 5rei-
| beitsbel6ranflarg alno 10 tpeiter uno
10 tpeiter. a6er uu6 Die Menl6en CUR
3eit 9toes baben Ole grbe fir einen
&afig ooer &erfer gebalten a1rrb nidt
gegla1bt, bob tie 3uflr6tsitatte iei -
Biz ole Sintflut fanr MIR mar es
Damn 5u ipat.
~Noe bat einen etgber3igen gegrifi
bon bem @lpigen", ipra6en tie, als
gaoe' an ser Mrbe bal1te. = vDie
Stride ber5errt ben 8ottesbegriff"
Iagen Die Weni1en bon beute. ssbr
@ott tpobnt nidt in &apellen uno
&ir6en urb 0omen, ionbern Inn
@alb, I'M Meeresoonnern, i'm &ul-
t1rforti6ritt Der Wenid9eit ooer
tpeiB Der Simnel mo-. Iber piellei6t,
nein, gang getpiB baben bie WtenI6en
lbon 5u geoes 3eiten @alogOtter,
Weeresgotter unb goloene @oben an.
gebetet - muir bot Ser @aIo ibnen
feline 3uflu6t geboten, bas Weeer bat
| lie ertrdnft, a1no Die golbenen @oben
baben ibnen nidt gebolfen, als Ole
ltngliidsflut fan1. Ser ,slagott" Ger
u1o4liitii6en umo freioenferii6en Mo-
0ernen miro feinem belfe1l tpenn bie
Slut iiber ibn bereinbri6t, mag tie
Sdulo, Scot ooer 500 iib beiBen.
Ser @tpige fiinnert ii6 ni6t ltm
11ns" la6ten lie, als gtoe an Ser Irhe
baute. u@ott iit 10 ipeit meg, be,1fen
oie bon bel,te, tpie Der Sir1nrel bod
lit. @ir ge6en 1lns lp1lere @eiete, mir,
oie uuebermenl6en", mir, sic Ser.
treter Der uulltonomen Woral" mir,
Die vienleits bon 8ut lno 8oie"
iteben. Aber 10 boben lie itd i6on 5ur
3eit 9eoes als ltebermenI6en gefitblt
penn tie al1b bas gSort Oafitr nof
nidt batten. ltno ibre uMtoral" III
cine iebr al,tonone gelpeien. 1u grifi
Die Sono bes gtpigen in oieie Wten.
| i6enfleii6fnduel binein a1lro seigtt
ibnen, mas tie ieien, al5t tie in Ser
Sintflut i6Dammen pie ertrlnfene
Hatten ooer peggelbmennl1tes I'm
frout.
ugeoe tpiro alt", bobnten ole Wee1.
li6en, aIs geoe anrber slr6e baute. =
l1nb beute? @tr fonnen eS ia inuftel
pieoer boren: ugine i60ne, oltebr.
iuiirbige &uine, bieie fatbolii6e Sir.
Ge = aber eigentlicb bot tie ii6 bof
iiberlebt. Sat tpenig ober gar feline
@egenlpartsbeoeutung mebr. Gum
8obnen lit oieIer peraltete 8au ood
nidt mebr red)t geeignet, mag er
Sriiberen, 9aaiperen au6 eirnal eine
trorte Seinrut gelpeien Iein. Iud
ldeinen feline Stiiten i6on ettpas
n1orld 5u iein, Ger Sol5purm Ser
&ritif bat ibnen idon al5upiel gelbo,
oet."
ltno tie iagen, nit ser fatboliiden
&ir6e lei es vWeattbdi am Iesten".
aber id) i6lage bas lette &upitel
uno bas lebte @ort bes WattbGus.
gbangeliu1ns uitf 1tno Ieie, mas 90 &C.
i6rieben ltebt - bel "Mattbdus aln
letten".
9n beiBt es - llpo es flingt ipie
elm 5anfarenruf 1peltbeberri6enber
Itegrei6er 3ltberii6t: rSiebe, ib BIN
bei eu6 olle Sage biz an bas gnoe Ser
@elt!"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-17
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. Calvin Norris, 1851 Bryant Ave. No. is a member
Of the senior class in detetcS at the University
sofa She elected to attend the annual meeting
American Association OF Deetics of Minnesota at Rochester
Mimi, Saturday, Nov IL.
Misses Gloria Brown, 3749 Fourth Ave So. and Gwen.
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Fur cocs W0uraTs

crystals OF dew made ponder
your each time old Jack Frost
fashion female begins TO think about
the she possesses o longs for
time when coat of fur bespoke eXceP
fhe made possible
wrapped garment made from the
chooses Because have TO
heavy time than the others
say converse about themH
plays most important in
purchase Having worked with nurrer for
found hard task to explain to one customer just
the The
skins required the max
ing don't excited
little about here
good know know
rier"
II you are short stature
For example II you're o q Broada Per
Leopard, Kmmcr Caracul Seal
the fact that will have
Whereas the haired frs such
White and the like will shorten In
appearance "dumpy look Such frs much
fasCin q tall "w1llowly'
Of today agclcss
Leopard Oceot and the ultra and diff
usually the college and
and position to
purchase height every amb
usually
followed by probably have
ahead
buying your garment be to buy
all BY that mean to cocktail party as
shopping Full or three quarter length
only have another
alternate For really ladies' there faux
shopping high long haired fur
fur that be dis
suppose Jackets later date
do decision just what kind
you Will your After all there Santa
Claus II IT'S you
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-17

without interruption. More than
that. they are examples OF the
"sun rising" Gamers distinctive
musical thought and importation.
Such tunes ~ My Heart stood
StiIl. Long Ago, Poor Butterfly,
SprinE 10 Herr, II Could Happen
to You, are done in that langor-
ously dreamy mood for which
Garner II famous. They are inter
sperscd with the bouncified When
Johnny Comes Marching Honac,
when You're smiling and Z Don't
SNOW Why. On the latter three,
The Garner hallmark the delayed
right hand beat which. when
combined with the bass and
drums, takes On the sound OF a
guitars strongly in Evidence.
Incidentally, this marks Erroll's
lebut On the label (Columblal.
Garner Is also ON the Jazz ser.
es Of another label, with the
Iouncey minor keyed and choried
I May BE Wrong, and the slow.
lempo'd flowing romantic styled
No GREATER Love (AtlanuCl.
Another LIP instrumental that
calls for applause u the Harry
James orchestra In the Your
Dance Date" series, Lake Garner.
who has had five other LIP plat
lCrE issued. this marks Sir James
hfth signpust in the long playing
field, Earlier triumphs were, all
ON the same label, Trumpet
Time" AN Time FavoTitos, +"
Young Man with the Horn" with
Doris Day. and Dance Parade"
In their latest vehicle, James
and crew have selected seven
favuriteA OF dancers, tao of which
,tng n special bell rig Johns
special and New Two O'Clock
Jump, n revamped version Of the
,arler Two O'Clock Jump"
which. incidentally followed the
Basic classic. One O'Clock
Jump. Another hot item In
SQuRtty Roo. On the smooth side
there are sweet Jenny Lou. These
Foolish Things. Deep Purple and
In n Mist IColumbiaD,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-17

dress
Then do you want to eliminate
fats from your diet entirely Just
cut out fred foods, go easy on
vegetables cooked with meat.
avoid excessive amounts Of salad
dressing But get a small amount
Of butter each day, about two
tablespoons. In a balanced reduc-
ing diet, there are few items To
cut out You just cut down on
practically everything.
Finally. you must take very
good care Of your skin Those half
filled Jars of expensive creams
that you bought in a weak mo-
mcnt but never finished using Will
now become n must every night
You don't have TO go TO bed look.
ing like a bacon rind either. After
20 minutes wipe off the excess.
leaving a thin film Of cream on
your skin BY following these
three simple rules, II Is entirely
possible 10 reduce without wrink
ling
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-17

dolyn Miller, $50 Seventh Ave.
No. returned to the city Monday
morning, Nov. Is, after spending
the weekend in Des Moines, Iowa
visiting relatives and friends. The
girls left for Iowa Friday, Nov.
TO-
Mrs Ida Mae Burrell, IS Hoag
Ave, Apt. /. has received her
commission from Grand Daughter
Ruler Elizabeth Gordon IB.P
O.E. of w. as District Deputy of
Minnehaha Temple 1873 OF Min
neapolis, MINI. Mrs. Burrell is
past daughter ruler of Minnehaha
Temple, past senior mother Of
Washington Juvenile Glass No.
10, past loyal vice Of daughter
ruler Of Mary Mason PD.R.C..
president of Helen jackson Cap
and Gown club, member Of Min.
nehaha Choral Group, first vice.
president of Johnny Baker Post
Auxiliary POI and Child Welfare
Chairman OF the Auxiliary.
The st. Vincent DE Paul So
ciety Of st. LeOnards church will
be host at the annual Thanks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-17
Ladies Of 40
Need Not Fear
Reducing Wrinkles
BY Eta Arnold

Many women. especially II they
ire on the shady side Of 40, OBJ
Ject to a reducing regime because
they fear wrinkles That Is a
p,rfcCliy reasonable fear. Who
wants To look haggard In the face
.ust for the sake Of simmer
vast line
Unfortunately, reducing got
Itself bad name 25 or 80 years
ago because Of fad" diets, The
banana and skim milk diet does
anyone remember that idiocy =?
Women did lose weight with that
kind Of diet. but they very. often
lost their looks. and in some cases
even their health.
Today we know better Nutri-
ton as a science has come into
It's own. Along with our increased
knowledge about foods and their
nutritive properties, we know
that II Is possible to reduce and
become more vigorous rather
than to reduce and lose health.
We do this by reducing on a bal
anccd diet.
You want To reduce, but you
fear It's effect on your face. Come
now, do you really fear wrinkles
or are you looking for an excuse
to keep on overeating? After
giving yourself an honest answer
TO that question. your may pro-
coed TO solve the problem.
To keep away wrinkles, you
want 10 go after weight loss on q
slow. sustained basis. say one
pound a week. A pound a week Ia
not TO be sneezed at. In a month
you will BE- four pounds lighter
in two months you'n be- eight
pounds off. And what a big DIFF.
ference that will make. YOu'n BE-
able then TO wear a size smaller
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-17

giving Dinner. Sunday, Nov 10,
1850. to a number OF families. The
ladies of the Altar and Rosary
Society are sponsoring the dinner.
Mrs. Josephine PulIens. Sis
James Ave. No. Mr.. Albert
Smith. $500 Fourth Ave. So. and
Mr.. and Mrs. K. l. Burns. 1918
Fourth Ave. So, motored to
Centerville, Iowa to spend the
weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown. l4O6
Seventh Ave. No have with them
as their guest their grRnddaugh-
ter, Mrs. John Julia Pitt from
Texas. While in the city. Mines.
Betty Ellis and Roberta Ellis took
Mrs Pitt to a chow Mein dinner
at a chinese cafe Wednesday, Nov.
s, After dinner they showed her
around the city and completed the
evening by taking her to the
movies. Mrs. Pitt will be in the
city until December.
The Choral club OF st. Peter
AME church will meet Friday,
Nov. II at p. m. at the church.
A Lakewood Social was held at
the Border Methodist church
"Wednesday, Nov. 8 at s p. m. A
NICE evening was enjoyed by all
who attended.
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The Veterinarian Club of 81
Fiesta Room Of the Hotel Lowry.
Invitations are In the mail TO this
affair tn DO held on Thanksgiving
eve, Nov -
MT and MrA. Henry l., BIAkCy.
JaA 81 Anthony Ave, observed
their third wedding anniversary
N their home "Wednesday, Nov.
10.
MIR, J, RcntOn OF Baxter Springs
Kansas, Is In the city visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Simon Arnold,
who underwent an operation In
81, Joscph'H hospital Tuesday
Nov. 7. Mrs, Arnold. 1899 Shcr-
burnc Ave, IL reported 20 be
doing very we'll.
Mrs. David Payne. 1879 N
Western Ave, will be hostess At
the Saturday Night Bonanza club
saturday Nov. IL,
Mr. and Mrs. PhII Freeman. s67
iglchRrt Ave, will motor 10 Do
truit Saturday, Nov. rs at attend
tho wedding 81 Carlyle CBtln
Stewart. Jr., who will be married
Saturday Nov. 20, Going with
them win he Mines, Emma VII.
Hams, Anna Banks and u, H.
PoalIe. On their return here, they
viii stop of IN Grand Rapids,
Mich. to visit Mr. Frccman's
brother and sister,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-17
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS RIRTMnAYs

Nov. ~ Jack Postcn. $40 Cir
ard Ave. No. Benjamin CaaRiuA,
SB56 Fourth Ave So Nov. 20 -
w. II. Martin, 3slS Smelling; MIR.
Augustus Owens, 5000 Clinton
Ave; Albert Mcclure, 1917 Firth
81. So, Mrs. J. +. stevens, 1924
Fourth Ave. So.
Nov. n Mrs. II Macarthur,
1906 Seventh Ave No Nov, % -~
Sen. Ralph Mayhood. 1900 Port.
land; shelby Cox, 3733 Fourth
Ave. So. Nov. % Mrs. Jane Tyr
rrll Glen Lake Sanitarlum; Jo-
anne Fraction, 3sti Clinton Ave.
So,
Nov. &c. e. Beck. 37Oh
Fourth Ave. So. Mrs. Bessie Har.
ris. 7Os Girard Ave, No
Nov. 20 Governor Cook. 2709
3Oth Ave. So. Mrs RebccCa
Hardcman. 5l6 10th Ave. So;
Hilary HardcmRn, SIC 10th Ave.
e.: Joe Y. Oliver, Il6 r.. 26th st. d;
Shirley Mills. COS Eighth Ave
No; ]. l.. Nellie. 39l5 Third Ave.
80. William Reed. 6fl Girard
Ave. No: Era Walls, TOO No. CIR.
ard: ElmA Grout, 1881 Bryant
Ave-. No, apt, 30i.
Out-Of-TOwn birthdays
Nov. 20 George Christopher
Alameda, Calf. Nov q, J. r
Morgan, Ogden. Utah. Nov ~
Natalie Mormon, Arlington, Va.
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
November % Bertha Boyd
397 ST. Anthony Ave: Mrs, Ven
treas Robertson, 1877 RondO Ave.
Portia Jean Russell, 633 IglchRrt
Ave; Gloria Williams, 1921 N
Dale St; Mrs Ben Moore. 90 w
Lawson; Mrs. wyatt Cooper, 49,
w. Central Ave. Garland Hunter
Jr., 4l3 w. Central Ave; Sylvia
Hunter, Alb W. Central Ave.
Nov. rs Doris Louise MRAsie.
g32 Iglehart Ave Nov. ~ -
Adrienne Coleman, sii 81. An.
thony Ave; Mary Manning. $50
IgIehaFt Ave; Mrs George Till.
man, 953 IgIehart Ave.
Nov. 25--J. T. ClAibOuTnc, 72l
st. Anthony Ave: Mrs. Mary
Perry. B0T st Anthony Ave; IL.
roy Gardner, 37b 81. Anthony
Ave: Mrs. Laura Bradford, 62t
Carroll Ave, William r. Tendel
Jr., 500 st. Anthony Ave. Anna.
belle Berry. sos W. Central Ave.
Mrs, Clyde Gilman, 900 R0nd0
Ave: Mrs. Pearl Mcintosh. B3H
81. Anthony Ave: Mr. Martin
BrookinH. s57 W. Central Ave,
Nov 28-Mrs. Jean Waters, 467
W. Central Ave: Mrs. Cecclih
Lewis, 222 RnndO Ave: Gloria
O'Neal. 728 Carroll Ave.
Nov n Harold Brown JT., s7i
ST. Anthony Ave. Geneva Yves
ley, 675 IglehArt Ave. Emmh
Lou Light. 88l W. Central Ave.
Nov ~ William Kslso Finnsy
1877 Rondo Ave, Mrs. Melvin Hen
dersOn, $50 81. Anthony Ave
Roberta Sears. 400 RDndO Ave.
Jerome Thomas, b4I W. CentraI
Ave.