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The Nome nugget., 1950-06-14

Mildred Washington and Gun ar Lingberg of Candle were mar ried last evening by Commission CT Ted Duffield. Attending the couple were Wallace Carter and Mrs. Ted Grotha.
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-14
Dave Hopkins of the Geologi-

Dave Hopkins of the Geologi- cal Survey, who was here last summer, arrived Sunday accom- panied by Mrs. Hopkins. He will be working out of Nome this sum- mer along the railroad and into the Kougarok MT. Robert Siga- foos, who arrived last week, will be working in and around the peninsula.
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-14

Friday and joined the Fairbanks delegation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12


Mrs. Grover Rath, in Fremont,
Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Rofkar, Mrs. f F.
LATER and Mrs. Edward Ludwig,
local home councillors, attended
the district meeting in Marion,
Ohio, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Rofkar and
children were Sandusky shoppers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sexton We're
Sandusky visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Owen
called on Mrs. Jay Owen, at
Providence Hospital, Sandusky,
Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12

AS the School of instruction of
District No. z is to be held in
Lone Willow Lodge hall, a social
committee was appointed as fol-
lows: Mrs. Clarence Grove, Mrs.
Lyle Duggan, Mrs. Edward Bren-
nan and acting Noble Grand, Mrs.
Chester Dress. The School of In
struction will be held on June 8,
at a special meeting of the order.
Rehearsal of the 1st Degree team
will be held on May 81. The next
regular meeting will be held on
May 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Heck
sters and daughter, Linda Lee,
were weekend guests at the home
of Mrs. Hecksters' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. O. Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller. of
Glendale, spent another busy
weekend at their summer home on
East Point Road. The Millers
are now grandparents of husky
grandson, born to their daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Logan, of Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
Supervisors To
Entertain Ladies

Glen Massman, civic leader ir
Dayton and executive secretary of
the Foremen's Club of Dayton
largest club affiliated with the Ma
tional Association of Foremen
will be guest speaker Tuesday
evening, May 16, when the OF
tawa County Supervisors Club
holds it's annual Ladies Night in
the Log Cabin Inn.
Massman has addressed all
types of audiences from Maine to
California and is considered one
of the leaders in platform ability,
delivering dynamic messages re-
plete with humor backed by a
keen knowledge of his subject and
a pleasing personality.
Two films produced by the Gen
eral Motors Corporation will COM
plete the program for the 100
members and wives expected to
attend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12

Every rain helps keep it
clean! Let us tell you
how its self-cleaning"
action keeps your home
sparkling white. Made in
self-cleaning tints, too.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
CATAWBA

Miss Phoebe Hyde, sophomore
at Lake Erie College, Painesville,
Ohio, spent the weekend with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Sexton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Palmer had
as their guest last week and this,
his sister, Mrs. Grace McClousky,
of Goodman, Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Frye had
with them from Friday evening
until Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Frye and son, Richard, of
Cuyahoga Falls, and as Sunday
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. John Frye
and son, of Osborn, Ohio. john
ME, will remain with his grand
parents for a week.
The Chapel Mothers will meet
this Thursday afternoon at the
Union Chapel. Election of Off
GERS will take place. Last Thurs
day the Chapel Mothers cleaned
the Chapel. Luncheon was served
by the Dorcas Society.
The Ladies' Afternoon Club will
meet Wednesday afternoon, May
II. with Mrs. II. Karshner. Roll
Call will be Denuded Areas ana
will open program on soil con-
servation. Mrs. George Lem
norman will review, The Road to
Survival by VIM. Voght, which
will be followed by discussion,
"Will the World arve?"
The following officers were
elected at the May Bird meeting'
President, Mrs. A. J. Disher;
vice-president, Mrs. d. M. Fadely;
second vice-president, Mrs. Ira
Sexton; secretary, Mrs. W. +.
Rofkar; assistant secretary, Mrs.
II. Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. w. B'
Grover; and historian, Miss
Amanda Rofkar. Mrs. W. f.
Rofkar reviewed Pearl Bucks,
Kinfolk, which was greatly en-
joyed.
The second meeting of the
Queen of Hearts All Club was
held Saturday evening in the form
of a "Winkin', Blinkin' and Nod
party in the home of the ADVISOR
Mrs. A. H. Rofkar. Following
potluck supper the eight members
and their advisor held Il business
meeting, during which Karen
Wolfe was elected treasurer.
Numerous committees were APP
pointed, including Constitution
and Year Books. Games and
short candlelight vesper service
concluded the evening. Following
breakfast the group attended un-
ion Sunday scho& in a body.
Those present at this most en-
ioyable party were: Ruth and
Dorothy Rofkm, Linda and Judy
Bergman, Joan Oberhaus, Karen
Wolfe, Dolores Ohm and Lois
Rofkar.
Mrs. Russell Werner, of Rock
Ledge, entertained her Sandusky
Bridge Club last Wednesday.
Tho regular meeting of the
Ever Ready Bible Class will be
held Saturday evening, May l3,
at the Union Chapel.
DR.. A. ID. Meissner, daughter,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12

DANBURY

Mrs. ]. I. Kihlken was a CUES.
of her daughter, Mrs. Cortland
Beier, at mother daughter bar
quet at st. John Lutheran church
at Oak Harbor, Friday evening
May 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Marshall
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoov-
er were in Toledo Saturday.
Alton and Richard Lambert, Eu-
gene Lacumsky and Wesley Bau-
man attended the Portage Valley
Luther League Federation Rally
at Zoar Lutheran Church, Perrys-
burg, Sunday, May z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Paulsen
and Lynn, of Sandusky, enjoyed
a birthday supper at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauman Friday, it
being the birthday of Mr.. Paulsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stats re-
turned home Saturday from a
ten-day stay in Coshocton. Mr..
Staats returned there again Mon
day on business.
Miss Audrey Hallier and David
Kihlken of Bowling Green Uni
versity spent the weekend at
their homes.
Mrs Robert Powell and child
rem of Detroit, spent the week
end with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Lock Marshall.
The Farmers Union had Rep.
Robert Reider and Wesley Wind
isch, Columbus, as speakers at
their monthly meeting, Tuesday
evening.
The Daughters of st. Paul met
at the home of Mrs. Elmer Meter,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ed.
Behrman and Mrs. Will Sass were
in charge of the program.
Lloyd Dayton accompanied by
John Neidecker of Port Clinton
and Tom Lane, of Lakeside, stud
ents at Ohio State University, in
Columbus, drove home for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Zehner,
Lucille Sherwood, Irene and Doris
Rounds, Roy Bauman and Dick
Windsor were guests of Wesley
Bauman Monday evening for
Canasta party.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12

Janice and Norma Jean Hees
motored to Chicago last week and
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Meissner, who had spent several
days in that city.
Mrs. Wilburt McRitchie was
hostess to the Mothers Club,
Wednesday evening, in place Of
Mrs. Kenneth Owen as scheduled.
Added local interest toward the
Minstrel Show in Port Clinton
this week came with the partici-
patton of several Catawba men,
Charles Bauman, Donald Rhodes,
Roy Linger and Myron Schafer.
Farm Bureau Advisory Council
No. q will meet Wednesday eve
ming, May II, with Mrs. A. H.
Rofkar. Henry Rofkar will as
sist.
The reading of the Life Of DIR.
George Carver will supplement
the discussion what Shall Be
Done With Farm Surplusses 2"
The school operetta, "Rip Van
Winkle," will be given May 16
and II in the Union Chapel.
The final regular meeting of
the Parent-Teacher Club, Thurs
day evening, was well attended.
The birthday of one of the teach
ers, Miss Virginia Breese, was
observed during the potluck sup
per. Recently elected officers
were installed, with Roy Linger
heading the organization next
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Shanteau have
moved from the Vern Ellithorpe
cottage to home recently pur-
chased in Port Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Shenkel
and son, of Erie Gardens, are
spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Hees.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Disher, Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Rofkar, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Woodman and
Mrs. d. M. Fadely, attended the
scholastic honor banquet last week
in Trinity church, Port Clinton.
Catawba students represented
were: Carl Disher, Julia Rofkar,
Albert Woodman and Jan Fadely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Daven-
port have moved their house
trailer from the Rhodes cottage,
near Rocking Chair Cove, to lot
opposite the Wernert home.
The various committees in
charge are working out final de-
tails for the Mother-Daughter
banquet at the Chapel, Friday
evening, May II. The Chapel men
will assist in serving the ban
quet.
The Chapel trustees, Arthur
Zimmerman, Neils Petersen and
Richard Noblitt, are converting
the recently purchased storm win
dows into screens for summer
use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Palmer and
son, of st. Joseph, Mich, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Palmer and house guest, Mrs.
Grace McClousky. Additional Sun
day guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Simpson and mother,
Mrs. r. b. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Holland and granddaughter,
Judy Lee Palmer, of Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norvel Bergman
and three children, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Kessler, of
Port Clinton, visited Mr.. and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
VISIT POST

Official visitors at Erie Ordnance
Depot the past week were: Maj.
=. H. Hordern, British Liaison
Officer, and Paul c. Jackson, De-
troit Arsenal, Centerline, Mich
igan; 1t. Meiselman and J. w.
Worthington, Rossford Ordnance
Depot, Toledo; and Z. c. Morse,
representing the Jones and Lam
son Machine Company, of Spring
field, Vermont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
SMITH RE-ENLISTS

Cpl. Daniel Smith, company
clerk at Erie Ordnance Depot,
was discharged from the Army
last Thursday and re-enlisted on
Friday. Cpl. Smith came to Erie
February 20 from Vint Hiol
Farms Station, Warrenton, Va. He
has been in the Army for five and
a half years, including eight
months in the European Theater.
Cpl. Smiths home is Pittsburgh,
Pa.
HEARING AID CONSULTANT
The Beltone hearing aid con-
sultant comes to Port Clinton each
week. Write for appointment.
Mr.. R. c. Butler, 432 Superior
Street, Toledo a, Ohio. Phone
GA 6765. 1O-4t
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sutherln the Lloyd GamboS land PeSchy short hAdo
stunning Brown
Jimmie and Vincent
Tiny and AhedR BcNmy Norman Carter Jean schoned Bar
White Chuck Nichols Elizabeth Merle Young
Dorothy McNca Bulbs Brown June and Maurice Wallace Johnnie
ONeR George MRney Myhene Allen Bill
Moore Frank BronA Kppy schuck Connie jackson Phil Archer
Scheme,
Lucy Alfred Percy
Joyce Clayton the Budge ThompSona and The hotel
tNicollet really Percy
Hughes with
rangemcnts large
That number really amup wasn't Pr Well here's
looking attending
to the Lone who are really coming across with some fine
tAinment the youth land odIers) Of the Twin Ctesl
skating party Friday given by
club OF all Of the club members
and whnE around here and there In" shaw
CarrherS HOEIAh Flood Jackie
Howell Gloria Rhodes JOaB
Fraction and others Now an have 10 do ai tight and
skating party that scheduled
urday May 2Tth
The the clock Saturday really SOmshing
place packed
Adams DeNorrS Ewing and Alice; also
oA Martin Veda Ripper Harold and Peg Ripper ' OF Mason
city Clyde and Mabel scroggns Jerry Beal
George Johnson Tony and Bird Lucas
Wilma and him" (Smle Veryne Price and coolies OF otsS
Thank you 40 much Mrs Combs and Mrs r A.
everything special mention should also to at this ums
They Why
Big Sunday didn't feel too good left early
not able TO give the latest on this event
Hook up honor. Of IN. weed are In
up the week 70 Mr. and Mrs Ea
gene johnson, proud paFsntS Of baby Eih
Happy birthday greetings order for Myrhens Alien and
should extend best wishes
forget that the Milton Combs
are proud parents baby too IL Il boy ghH
What's Eddie getting married soOn1 Who's the
lucky gall Well guess you probably that club IL
starting Minneapolis don't believe has
heard plans already In order for
meeting held time month
Am I night or wrong Nedse TeVils7
Well that's truly all for HOPE arm
osvnguy
around about the end remain,
Charlotte Of course
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Mrs. Marie =. Boswell. SSi2
Fourth Ave. So, flew to Pitts.
burGh, Pa, Friday April - to
visit her uncle. who Is % years
old and has been very H. She
found him much Improved and re-
turned to her home Saturday,
April ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Henry.
2t25 Fourth Ave, So. left Tues
day evening, April 20, for Con.
Eales. Texas, for the funeral Of
Mr.. Henry's father, They expect
to be gone three weeks
The Youth CharOI Club will hold
Its regular rehearsal Friday night,
April -, and Sunday afternoon,
April 30. at the church. All mem.
bers are urged TO attend,
Mrs. Nettie Johnson. IL leaving
the city for her home In the south,
Sunday, April 80. She has been
here for the past ak months, visl.
ting Mrs. Lola Russell. Of biAT
Irving Ave. No.
Quests at the homo Of Mr., and
Mrs Elijah Henderson, li2a Bry.
ant Ave. No, Sunday. April ~,
MeAsrs, and Mines. Clint Harris
and Willie Sonia.
TIE W.T.C.U. held their regular
meeting ct Graham Temple Mon.
day, April ~. Two demonstrations
entertained the group. MrS, Lucille
MeDuffie was In charge. Rev. J,
w. Graham gave q short talk,
Mr.. and Mira. Ronald IIeNVia of
Pensacola, Fla, arrived In the
city Friday. April n. Mr., Lewis
has Just been discharged from the
Air Force and the couple are go
ing 10 mako their homo with Mr.,
and Mrs, willard Merrill, 2S0p
Firth Ave. 10. Mrs. Lewis 10 the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, willard
Merrill.
The nam Oty Urban League
Auxiliary met at the home Of
Mrs, Roy Burma. SSIS lAth Ave.
30, Monday April "a. They had
a. their guests q committee Of
the Phyllis WhSAtley Auxiliary.
The purpose Of the meeting was
TO dIscuss the graduation recoRni.
ton program 10 be held In June.
Rev. and Mr.. u. w. BOtta. ST..
Rev. Richard w. Collins, poet.
composer and author Of Chicago,
III. were the dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. N. J. Hunter, SS40
Fourth Ave, 30, Tuesday, April
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Twin City Flashes
ny OhaElOeaa Rortose

TiredH but did keep up with the
Of cities want TO hear about ~
Everyone looks forward TO Chntmas and their
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lSOCLAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

%. Rev, Richard Collins is the
pastor OF Mount Carmel church in
Chicago.
Little CheFyI Elaine jackson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Jackson, 3pAt Clinton Ave, So,
celebrated her fourth birthday.
Tuesday. April 20,
Cpl. Clyde TUFrcntinc, son OF
Mr., Clyde Turrcntine, llib Al
drich Ave, No. left Wednesday
morning, April 20, for ChRnutc
Field In Illinois.
The NclGhborhoOd Bridge Club
mot Monday, April II, at the
home Of Mrs, Burie Carmichael.
17AA Ffth Ave, So, First prize
was won by Mrs, Jessie Shepherd,
second by Mrs, Harvey Moss, and
third by Mrs. Matthew Evans.
Next meeting win be at the home
Of Mrs, Helen Curry. May l.
The 81 Agnes Guild Of 81,
Thomas mct At the home Of Mrs.
Paul Mayea, 3elT Chicago Ave.
So, for their regular meeting
Tuesday. April -. The group
made plans for q rummaEe sale 10
be given later
Mira Anna ColmaA. who spent
the winter In Los Angeles, Calf.
with her daughter and family,
Mr., and Mrs. Marvin jackson. re.
turned to the city Sunday, April
~. Enroute 10 the city abe stop.
ped In Chicago Ill. 10 visit with
her son and hln wife, Mr., and
Mrs. John Coleman,
Mr. A. J. JOhnsOn, ASA Clinton
Ave, Co., returned home from
Asbury Hospital Tuesday, April
20, after several days eonfine-
ment. He u doing Vpry well now.
Friday RlEhL April n. was
Youth night ct Hoalsy Memorial
church, The guests for the eve
ming were the Sons Of Harmony.
an all male chorus under the dir.
ection OF Mr.. Theodore walhns.
A 80 minute program consisting
Of spiritual and classical music
was presented.
Week .eAd guests at the homo Of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Reed. 90
0irard Ave. No. were Mr.. and
Mrs. CaeSeT Trent and Miss Lor-
retA Trent, all Of Chicago. They
arrived Saturday. April ~, and
motOred back Monday evening,
April ~.
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they viii spend a two week vaca-
ton visiting friends and relatives,
The Omega Pal Phi Fraternity
met Sunday afternoon, April 10,
at the home OF Mrs. James Horris,
1921 18th Ave. So. Plans were dis
Cussed for the annual spring
dance party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer smith,
1919 Smelling Ave. So. gave a din
ner party for Mr.. and Mrs, George
Adams of Duluth, Thursday. April
20, Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Buddy Winfield of ST. Paul,
and Mrs, Lottie Hyde.
Mr.. w. NJ. Shaw Of st. Louis.
Mo, is visiting in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Henderson,
1929 Bryant Ave. No. He Is here
for an indefinite length of time.
Mrs. Ercele Moore, Imperial
Commander Of the Lists from Buf.
falo, was a house guest Of Rev.
and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, ST.. 1919
LyndRle Ave. No, from Tuesday
morning until Wednesday evening.
April 10. She left for Waterloo,
la. Wednesday evening. April 10.
While in the city. many courtesies
were shown her.
Breakfast guests at the home Of
Mrs. Alice Young. 1901 Clinton
Ave. So, Tuesday, April IS, were
Mr., and Mrs. George Adams of
Duluth, Mrs. Lottie Hyde, and Mr..
Don Lafaucette.
Rev. VI. l. simmons, 3752 Fifth
Ave. So, left Tuesday evening,
April IS, for Indianapolis. Ind. to
attend the Presiding Elders Coun-
Gil of the Northwest Conference
and Bishop Baber's Expansion
Program. Before his return, he
expects to 60 TO Sparta, Ga. to
see his brother. who Is very III.
He plans to return to the city in
time for the services Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Gage,
1912 Clinton Ave. So. had as their
dinner guests Sunday, April %.
Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ. Sexton. c. c.
Hawkins, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Crews.
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What can Minnesota do
about foreign iron ore?

IN RECENT MONTHS many a Minnesota editor has
shown his concern about foreign iron dacoveres
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PAST
and
PRESENT

The kids were gathered in our
kitchen. We were going on a Pow
WOW Don't l wish.) and we were
thinking OF what to take. This was
going to be an unusual pow-wOw
with different kinds of food,
Plenty of It too ! decided To
look in the icebox to see what !
could find.
There were Cokes. (Reminds me
of the Home Exposition show
Tuesday and Wednesday night at
Halle. The Coke machine only
took quarters and dimes, Beverly
Carroll won a cobbler. The
younger kids went home with all
the prizes they got them fairly"
You know, It would be nice II
adults could define an adult" l
don't thing there would have been
so much trouble over the prizes II
that one word could have been de.
fined. Saw Charlotte Perfect,
Rosamond Miller. Bruce Williams.
Gene White, Robert Wormley.
Louis House, Bunby Rivers, NAL
colin Dade, Erlyne Neal, Crystal
Williams, Connie Brown and many
others.
There was q beautiful head of
lettuce. (Reminds me Of the Loaf
er's formalD All the girls looked
beautiful and frilly. II was q lovely
formal party. Percy Hughes
played. BY the way. I'd like to
thank you. Mr.. Hughes. for play
ing Happy Birthday" to me. /
was quite surprised and very hon
ored. Thanks. Getting back TO the
formal. Charlotte Perfect was
there looking lovely in q blue taf-
fetA ankle length formal. Dorothy
McNeal looked like an angel in a
pink taffetA formal with q swirl
ing skirt. Saw Rosamond Miller in
q yellow formal. Lucy Morris in q
cute frilly affair with q hustle In
the back. Jean Schofield in
very modern white and green
formal. Jean Brown in beautiful
navy and white and Katy CorRm
in a navy white polka dot. Car
men Davis took II in an aqua an
kle length formal. Saw Luverne
Noble and Mary Crawford,
Beverly Hickman and NonnIe Nc
Coy, Katie Curry and Elmer Nor
ris, Yvonne and Bulbs Powell,
Edna Allen and Edgar Pillows,
and 30 many others. Iris Gambol
sang with Percy on two numbers.
She was good,
There were sardines (Reminds
me Of the way people were packed
in at the dance In Minneapolis,
Sunday. given by the Minneapolis
Bowling League. Just everybody
was there. Gloria Roberts won a.
Sweater Girl" The music was
good and everybody had a swell
time. Among the many there were
Don Renfro, Ivan WiIlia
vii Griasam, Ronnie Stone. Ed
die Manderville, Gloria Cooper,
Viola Harris. Nelson Ballenger,
Charles Ballenger. Marion Curry.
Glen Jackman, Bill Dawson, Rudy
Pope, Francis Bellison, Harriet
Myers. Juan witherspOon. Betty
Law, Ken Mckinney. Lennie Car
ter, Gloria Parker. Sarah Foster,
Dick Smith, Bev. Gross, Bev, Car
roll. and Ronnie Jones.
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by
Myrrhene
Allen

There was mustard (Reminds
me OF the Style Show Saturday
night at st. Peter Claver) II was
real sharp, l hear ] got the mus
tArd in there because II reminds
me OF the color OF Pat MoOre's
dog. Pat modelled a sport outfit in
the style show. and she came out
on the stage with her puppy on a
leash. II was really cuteD
There was relish (Reminds me
of how l rehshed my birthday.
Friday. I'm an old lady now.
smile, II ! haven't thanked you
already, I'd like to thank the Los
Caballeros for your lovely gift, II
was really beautifully
There were some big red toma-
toes, (Reminds me Of the sharp
convertible Hudson that Ore
Parks was driving in st. Paul.
Sunday. It was red too. Rather
maroon. Rudy Pope was along
with him. They picked up = few
chicks and flew back to Mime
apolis.)
looked in the bread box and
found some angel food cake IRE
minds me Of the creep Clyde Tur-
intine made in 81. Paul Friday
night. Very pretty she was,
SmileD.
Some Of the kids wanted coffee
before starting out 10 l picked
up the coffee pot, and emptied out
the stale coffee. Ut had been In
there since Malcolm Dade left
town, Sunday night for his home
In Detroit, MichiRAn.l
looked in the bread box again
and got out q fresh loaf Of bread,
CReminds me OF someone new who
hit town Sunday morning. Don't
worry girls. he's taken. His name
In Eason Williams and he's from
Detroit, Michigan. He and q few
other fellows drove up to see Car
militia HIT
Back to the icebox for some
preEsed ham (Reminds me OF how
the people are going to be preRsed
In together at Pilgrim Baptist
Church Friday night for the play.
Dora Dean" Who's Dora Dean ?
Why Beverly Kirk. This show is
really going TO be great, and ]
know nobody's going to miss IL
Well we threw in some other
stuff and ! got some records I'VE
had a portable photography The
records included, Early Autumn"
by Woody Herman. Satan Wears
q Satin Gown" by Frankie Laine.
CALYPSO Blues" by King Cole. and
Dedicated TO You" by Billy Eek.
slime and Sarah Vaughn.
We jumped In the yellow con-
vertible. tBubba Brown finally got
his cleaned) and were off, singing
all the way. Every once In awhile
Walter Macintosh would sing q
solo. What sonE7 when I Lost
My Baby" We ended up at some
place in the country. Yes. we had
q sharp time. Have you ever seen
Laverns Buford do that sharp
dance Of his77 / haven't either.
Maybe Someday we win. (smile.
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