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Local AFL and Clio
Groups Urge Unions
To Support Symphony

Washington's two central labor
groups have formally indorsed the
National Symphony Orchestra's
$4,000 sustaining fund drive and
have urged affiliated unions to be-
come symphony association men,
bers. it was announced today.
The action was taken by the
Washington Central Labor Union
(AFL) and the District Industrial
Union Council (CIO). The latter
also voted to subscribe $25 to the
fund drive, emitting it to member
ship. according to Miss Sylvia Alt
man, chairman of the orchestra
drive labor committee.
Musician Local Joins.
The District Federation of N1u-
sicians, Local 161, which includes
the symphony's players in its
membership, also has rejoined the
association.
Aiding the drive is committee
headed by Miss Altman which in
cludes the following AFL men,
bership:
c. F. Preller, president, and j.
c. Turner, F. j. Coleman, and F..
H. McGulgan, officers of the Gen.
tral Labor Union; Nelson Cruik-
shank. AFL director of social
security; Selma Borchardt. vice
president, American Federation Of
Teachers; Paul j. Schwartz, presi-
dent, and E. S. McGrath, vice
president, District Federation of
Musicians, Local 161 (AFM) !:
E. r. Hubbard, milk drivers;
Charles Bell, teamsters.
Also Ernest Spangler. walters;
w. A. johnson, Carpenters Dis
trict Council; Edgar j. Appel,
carpenters local; Leo Nazdin,
Laborers' District Council; Evelyn
Freyman, radio artists: Frank w.
Lee. steamf1tters; Thelma Daw-
son, Office workers; Fred s..
Walker. typographers and Charles
S. Hill, hotel service workers.
CIO Members.
CIO members of the committee
are billiard Stokes, president;
Glenn Watt, and Morton Liftin,
officers, Industrial Union Council;
George L. P. Weaver, chairman,
national CIO Anti-racial Discrimi-
nation Committee: Donald Mont
gomery, United Auto Workers, and
Philip Price, Washington News
paper Guild.
Independent members are w. D.
johnson, vice president of the
Order of Railway Conductors. and
Frank j. Reagan, president. Ma
chinists' Columbia Lodge 174.
Evening star., 1950-02-01

Carlos Whiting. %. 1907 H st. NV, and
Wanda de Mersseman, %, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Henry Bartelloni. 25, 2450 Massachusetts
ave. NV, and Anne Blair, 21, Airing
ton, Va.
Dennis Greenway. 21, 1857 Tuck I'd. Sc.
and Alice Hughes, "a, 1347 Queen st,
ne
Robert Scott. 81. Quantico, Va, and
Shirley Cook. 21, oakton, Va.
Daugh, 20, both Of 2713 30th st. Sc.
John Leake, so, and Pauline Galloway,
40. both Of 900 18th st. NV.
ave. NV, and Beatrice kramer, p,
Joseph Woronka, %. 2so4 Mckinley pl.
3517 South Dakota ave- ne
Charles Perkins, So, 1916 Hobart st. NV,
and Erma Nichols, 40, New York City,
Turner Speller, %, TIA 18th st. ne,
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and Henrietta Lane. 2e, 1917 Linden st.

and Henrietta Lane. 26, 1917 Linden st.
ne.
Wendell Harrington, 20, 1885 9th st. n.w.,
and Mary Pickney, Is, 726 9th st. Sc.
Roy Bailey, 90, Ft. Riley, Kans., and
June Kullberg, 25, 2006 Columbia I'd.
Archie wyman, a5. 1921 Lincoln rd. me-,
and Evelyn PAGE, 20, As Rhode Island
ave. ne.
Leo Robinson, SO, 310O 18th st. ne,
and Lillian Murphy, "a, 22l4 9th st.
NV.
John seitz, 81. sos G st. Sc. and Aida
Hancart, 45, 1l17 Michigan ave. ne.
Inc Gomola, 30, 1912 Park I'd. NV.
James Woods. 20, 2243 14th ST. Sc, and
Mary pefourneaux, 10, 2147 o St. NV.
Lloyd Heatherly. 21, 1914 Madison st.
Md
Earl Irwin. 22. wewoka. Okla, and Eve
lyn Walden, 20, 1857 Monroe st. NV.
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Births Reported

tFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Daniel and Susan Aouilino. girl.
Gordon and Elizabeth Backus, boy.
Paul and Anna Burner, boy.
Harold and Ruth Caden, boy.
Sc GGeSSrgse and Mildred Conner; boy:
Donald and Julia Eastman, boy.
Frank and Vivian English, boy.
F. George and Jose Fagan. girl
john AND and ESeyp Feahsf EissFs bo1 boy
Earl and Miriam Flowers. boy.
Francis and Florence Gariglia, boy.
Samuel and Catherine Kreutzer, boy.
William and Vera Lewis, girl.
ossDb 5ssD and and MsTy.Tes MsTy I9cfnss ope bs s
Hugh and josephine Markham, boy.
Donald and Eloise Martinez, boy.
John and Vivian Myers, girl.
Fred and Gene Nipper. boy.
Gerald and Evelyn Parrish, girl.
James and Ina Parsons, boy.
BENJAMIN and Anne Picov, boy.
Thomas and Virginia Plante, boy.
William and Minnie Rosenberg. girl.
William and Frances Severance. girls.
Earry rya and IL duetta ata,.Snn ssmmss boy
Donald and Marjorie Simkins, boy.
Joseph and Lucille Etevenson. boy.
Russell and Louise Thompson, girl.
Joseph and Ruth Thompson, boy.
BENJAMIN and Blanche Waldman, girl.
Ray and Helen Wangness; boy,
Robert and Florence Wenk. girl.
John and Elsie Williams, girl.
Joseph and Mary Wilkie, boy.
Harold and Genevieve Wolfsohn, girl.
Juan and Riley Yriart, boy.
Irving and Frances Anderson, girl.
Arthur and Agnes Butler, girl.
Elias and Margaret Copeland, boy.
Wilbert and Thelma Davis. boy.
Lawrence and Jacqueline Greene, girl.
Edward and Annabelle Gripper. boy.
Emanuel and Thelma Mansfield, girl.
William and Almary Rudd. girl
ana and porothy aytoT bow
Eugene and Constance Ward, girl.
James and Maria Watts, girl.
Arthur and Frankie Wormack, boy
Charles and Doris Yates, boy.
Evening star., 1950-02-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
Fashion Notes
Nv NalLv NteeIe


I That 5000 dress! That $500
suit! How dare they charge so
much? Workmanship and de-
sign. That's what the price tag
means.
You should know good clothes
whether you make your own or
buy them ready-made. In fact,
1t Is surprisingly easy to design
clothes styled to your own figure
and personality. You need to
study French Draping, pattern
cutting and professional con-
struction methods.
Enroll and learn these at the
Magda School (REpublic 1879.
Day and evening classes starting
week OF February IL now rapidly
filling.
Evening star., 1950-02-01
Marriage License
AppIicdtions

Under D. c. ldU, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. Dait three tull days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Connie Tucker, %, Arlington, Va, anc
Bernadine Woida, 20, 1919 Belmont I'd
NV.
Lawrence Bobo, "a, 1853 Pennsylvania
ne, and Eunice Harris, 27, 1912 4th
st. ne.
LOUIS Pressler. "a, 1431 33rd st. NV, and
Patricia Palmer, 25, 2401 Calvert st.
NV.
Michael Butzko. 81. 1850 Meridian pl NV,
NV. -
James Jones, SO, "a seaton pl. NV. and
Mary Johnson, 27, 1903 1st st. s.w.
Charles Batchelder, 81, 62OS Walhonding
"a. NV, and Jean Skinker, IS, 1900
Connecticut ave. NV
Mario campana, A., 4613 43rd pl. NV,
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Mheni Served My Gorgeous
j Redd-wip Dessert!

For once everybody was speech
less when proudly brought in
my gorgeous dessert. lusciousIy
decorated with Reddi.wip. They
bust couldn't understand how |
could serve anything so slamor-
Gus with absolutely no prepara-
hon or work. Reddi-wip whips
itself at the touch of a finger.
Made with pure, rich cream,
Il turns even simplest desserts
like seiatins, cupcakes, and pud-
dinss into gorgeous treats
INSTANTLY. Get Reddi.wip today!
Flsn rosa HIlKhAH % sRaetR-"IT
Evening star., 1950-02-01

Ninety per cent of all Americans
travelling abroad visit Paris, new
surveys indicate.
Evening star., 1950-02-01

You Even Use Wondro Differently
Smooth on Wondro s. then work in
woter while it is on your foce Almost
mogicoIIy Wondro changes from
cream to q light foam that cleans and
softens at the same time.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-21
by
Myrrhene
Allen

BE sharp in all your dealings"
says the knife (Pat BROWN
Plan your strategy" says the
Map tErrol Smiths jaunts to the
Sanity city,.
Take time Off" says the Clock
(Pat Moore who is vacationing
from social activities for awhile. }
Work openly" says the Hole
George Clardy, last Saturday
night
When you find a good thing,
stick to it," voices the Glue (Lucy
and Edward, Yvonne and Many.
Connie and PHIL
Bev Kirk opened her basement
for a get-together that turned
out nice. The punch was espec-
tally good so I hear from my sis
ter.
Elmer Morris is writing a
poem. What I'd like to know is,
What's the subject matter ?"
Harrison Is back to his old cheer
full manner. can't say I appre-
ciate 1t. His green Nash is back
too after having its face lifted.
Bev. CAROLS cousin Is in town.
She has a southern accent and
her name is Shirley. Pat Foster
was grooming for awhile under
the shaving task Of laying down
sod. 1 see she must have found
it too hard cause she amt at 1t
anymore. I want to thank Nell
Dodson Russell for the kind
letter. 1t popped me up. At least
/ know somebody reads my coli
umn.
Here's some more advice. I'm
getting so philosophical these
days (smile). This Is advice Just
to girls.
Pick your husbands out like
cantaloupes
With care and choice decide.
1t is not wise to take the ones
That are too smooth outside.
The time is drawing nigh
when apple tree owners cover
their eyes and moan; the time
when little children land big ones
too, so I've found out) get tummy
aches from borrowing a few ap-
pies from a neighbors tree. / re-
member when Philip F, Ronny J..
and Walter McF, used to get
bags of them and wouldn't give
any of them to the girls. Said
their stomachs weren't strong
enough. I also remember the time
Gloria w was caught by a lady
one night up in her tree with a
spot light. Rosy Mae johnson,
Joe Ray and Bob Bannon were no
exceptions. That's all the past
I'm going to write, in fact, that's
all. Period.
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nieces of Mrs. Sally Dickerson,
66S st. Anthony Ave, and the
aunts and cousins Of the Mines.
Richard Parker, Virginia Duke,
NJ. Perran, Marion L. Smith and
Alphonso Dunlap. They will be
here until July %.
Mrs. Ethel Muller and children,
Karen and Lorenzo, of New York
are visiting with their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Elliott, 511
Iglehart Ave. They will be here
for two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur williams,
1859 Roblyn Ave, are vacation
ing in the northern woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Martin
Of Los Angeles, Calf will leave
Friday, July Fl, for their home
They are here visiting Mr.. Mar
tins mother, Mrs. Bernice Mar
tin, 755 Carroll Ave.
Miss Barbara Fields, s03 St
Anthony Ave, gave a party Fri
day, July II in her home in hon
or Of Miss Phyllis Mccullough of
Mt. Vernon, N. Y, who is visit
ing in the Twin Cities. Guests at
the party were Rathlene Curry.
Gloria Williams, Myrrhene Allen,
Edna frankie, Jean Schofield,
Lucy Morris, Bennery Jones,
jeanne Fraction, Beverly Balen-
ger Barbara Cartwright, Earl
Bowman, Freddie Ingram, David
Allen, Harrison Williams, Chand-
Ter McWatt, Elmer Morris, Ed
ward Morris, Brewer Lee Clark,
Donald and Ronald O'Neal. Glen
Pullens, Norman Carter, Edgar
Pillow, William Coins, and Mar
vim Crawford. Phyllis, the daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Henry Del
aney, spent the weekend with
Miss Fields. She plans to sail for
Europe on July 80.
Mr.. Phil Hall, 1853 N. Dale St.,
observed his birthday Thursday,
July 13.
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ST. PAUL

Little Miss LaRue Brown, four
year old daughter of st. Paul RE-
CoRDER and Minnie polis
SPoK SMAN photographer
Buzz Brown, 100 N. Victoria St.,
is in the city visiting him and
other relatives for the summer.
Mines. Vernice Grantham, De-
lores Vassar and Beatrice Cole
man won first, second and third
prizes in pinochle at the Satur-
day, July IS meeting Of the
Pinochle Breakfast club, held at
the home of Mrs. Addie c. Few,
643 Iglehart Ave. Guests at the
club meeting were Mines. Idelle
Patton, Ida B. Covington, An.
nette Hatton Robinson, o. C.
Drizzle, James Kirk ST., William
Godette, F. B. Wigington, and
Grace Palmore of Oklahoma City
Okla. The Mines Patton and Driz-
zle won the pinochle guest prizes.
The next meeting of the club will
be at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Rowland, 694 Iglehart Ave-, on
August 8.
Mrs. Phil Hall, 1853 N. Dale St.,
entertained at luncheon July IS,
Mrs. Eva Williams of Los Angeles
and Mrs. Homer Townsend OF
New York City. Mrs. Williams is
the houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lawrence Jr. Other guests
at the luncheon included Mines.
Lawrence and Strothers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Scott, Mrs. Ida b.
Smith, Mr.. Frank c. Brown Of
New York City.
Mrs. Henry Roberts left Tues
day, July IS, for her home in
Chicago, after spending a week
visiting with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Kirk, 938 Carroll Ave.
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son, Marlene Jones, Lillian Mar
garet Hickman, Mary Alice Hen
derson, and Caroline Palmore of
Oklahoma City, Okla Miss Pom
der received many gifts.
Pioneer Lodge No. I, F and AM
met Monday, July IT at the Per
feet ASHER Lodge Hall, 744 st,
Anthony Ave.
Recent visitor In st. Paul was
Miss Ethel Leary of Brooklyn, N,
Y. Miss Leary arrived in the
city July 3 to spend two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Parker, 800 st. An
thony Ave. Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore
Freeman, uncle and aunt of Miss
Leary gave a party for her Sat
urday, July s. Others showing
courtesies were Messrs and
Mines. Martin Wellington, Lue
Day. Junius Powell, Louis
Scipio, Carlos Moffett and Mrs.
Margaret Carter. Messrs. and
Mines. Sherman Parker and
Cleveland Raye entertained her
at a barbecue dinner Sunday,
July 16 at Phalen Park. Miss
Leary left Monday, July II for
her home.
Mrs. LueIla Brown and daugh-
ter, Airline, S71 st. Anthony Ave,
left Thursday, July 20 for Cleve-
land, Ohio, where they will attend
the World Baptist Alliance.
While away, they will stop off in
Chicago and Milwaukee. They
will be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. Howard Hunt, 4O3 N. West
ern Ave, is cOnvalescing at his
home after undergoing a major
operation at Miller hospital re-
Gently.
Visiting with Mrs. Lucy Green,
go w. Central Ave, are three of
her sister and a brother-in-law,
Mrs. Matte Minis, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Long of Evansville,
Ind, and Mrs. Bobbie Hines Of
Chicago, and another relative,
Mrs. Olivia Hosendove and
daughter, Joan of Evansville,
They are also the sisters and
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Willis, AGO
Sherburne Ave, returned to st.
Paul Friday, July IL, from Chi
cago, where they attended the
Major League An-Star game.
While there, they were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Aston
and Mrs, Marjorie Mckinney
Hops, Mrs. Willis niece, who is
former st. Paulite. Mrs. AL
ston viii arrive in st. Paul on
July 20 TO be guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis.
Mr.. M. X. Mcknight, $50 Full
Ter Ave, gave a smoker at his
home Saturday night, July 10 for
DIR. Henry Delaney Of Mt. Vernon,
N, Y. who is visiting in the Twin
Cities.
An outdoor picnic was the pro-
ject Of the Cameo Club Saturday.
July 10, when the group met at
the home Of George Howard, s64
w. Central Ave.
Harold Patterson of Chicago,
win arrive In the city by plane
Sunday. July % to spend a week
visiting with his brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Patterson, 901 Carroll Ave.
A six pound, TN ounce baby
boy was born Monday, July IT at
st. Joseph hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Buddy Winfield,
1909 Carroll Ave. They named
the baby Frank III. Mr.. and Mrs,
Everett Allison, 9Ss Iglehart
Ave-, are the maternal grand.
parents Of the baby and Mrs.
Hanna Smith. 1919 Smelling Ave.
So, Minneapolis, Is the paternal
grandmother.
Invitations are in the mail To
the 25th wedding anniversary OF
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Davis,
200 N. Avon st. The celebration
will be held at the couples home,
at 7 p. m. Friday, Aug 4.
Pvt. Nelson Speese Is in the
army at Korea. Pvt. Speese is
formerly OF st. Paul. According
to a letter received July IS he was
not in the fighting but could hear
AZ
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-21

Charlotte Perfect, column
list, paraphrased the song
Pearl Bailey made famous
when she called us this week
and said she was too tired"
to write her weekly column.
II you haven't heard,
Charlotte has just spent two
weeks out In Boston, Mass.
II you know Charlotte and
the zest with which she en-
tiers anything she does, you'n
recognize how tired she must
be after seeing Boston and
the East. She promises to be
back on the job next week.
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ESSie Arnold OF the same address.
Gwen Bowen of Chicago and
Bill and Genevieve Tillman of st.
Joseph, Mo-, were honored guests
at combined get-acquainted and
birthday party given by Bobbie
Cox, 696 Iglehart Ave-, St Paul.
Those present were the Misses
lone Roach, jeanne Fraction,
Adrienne Merrill, Leola jackson,
Mary Young, Dorothy Stovall,
Pat Foster, Rosemond Miller,
Dolores Rivers and Messrs. Paul
Danforth and Tom Smith of Des
Moines, Iowa, Tommy Hickman,
Herschel Garrett, Eugene Harris,
Walter Mcfarland, Marvin
Scroggins, Donald Bantam, Del
bert Crushon, Howard House,
Donald Blakey, Bill Fraction, Bill
Lawrence, and Dickie Johns. The
affair was held Sunday evening.
House guests at the home Of
Mrs. J. H. Wright, 1909 Clinton
Ave. So, are Warden Anderson,
nephew of the late James Wright,
and Wendell Henderson, both of
Kansas City, Kans. They will
visit in the city until July 20.
Mrs. Lawrence Wright, 1887
Clinton Ave. So, is ill at her
home.
After spending an enjoyable
week at Taylor's Lodge at Evans
Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Brent and son of Indianapolis,
Ind, returned to their home.
They were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Taylor, 37O8 Fifth
Ave. So. Mrs. Brent is a teacher
in Indianapolis and Mrs. Brent
owns a rug cleaning business.
After three delightful weeks in
the east visiting relatives and
friends, Miss Nora Byars, 2409 E.
Lake of the Isles is expected
home Sunday, July %. Miss Byars
visited relatives and friends in
New York, Philadelphia and New
Jersey.
Friday, July FL, Miss Barbara
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Johnnie Baker Post
Enfertoins A. Glen
Lake Sunuforium

The Johnnie Baker Post Of the
American Legion gave a program
Monday, July IL at the Glen
Lake Sanatorium to entertain
the occupants OF the sanatorium.
the patients there.
Participating on the program
were David Harris, who played
the saxaphone and clarinet; Wal
ter Lear, who was soloist and
played the drums: Frankie Hines,
at the piano; Bill McNeely on
Tom-Tom drums; Rock GAM,
trumpet, Tommy Lewis, master
Of ceremonies; Henriette Poster.
soloist, and Joel Polk, accom-
PIANIST.
Members Of the post who were
present were Jack Poster, Al
bert Wallace, Harry Bledsoe.
Robert Clark.
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The Guild Of st. Monica met
Monday. July IS at the home Of
Mrs. Bebecca Toussaint, $50
Iglehart Ave. The group made
plans for a style show to be Civ
en- in the FAN with the Girls
Friendly Society Of the church.
Mrs. A. NJ. Butler, director Of the
CTS, met with the group.
Mrs. Faustina Robinson and
children, Michael and Joleen
Faye, 969 Iglehart Ave-, left
Wednesday, July 10. for Chicago
and Danville, NJ In Danville, the
Robinsons viii visit with Mrs.
Mary Lou Greer, TOT L. Harrison
st. They win be gone for about
10 days.
Thurlow Evans TIbbs OF New
York arrived in the city Sunday.
July 16. to prepare for his we'd
ding to Miss Elizabeth Moore,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Moore sr, 622 w. Central Ave-,
on July 20. His mother, Mrs. Lil-
han Evanu, and other out-of-
town guests win arrive soon to be
present at the wedding.
At the Monday, July II meet
ing of the st. Anthony Hill Gar
den Club, the members made
plans for their annual flower
show to be given this year in
Halle Q. Brown gymnasium on
August 20. An types of flowers
win be on display at this show.
at the meeting also. Mr.. /. M.
Dorsey, se7 Igiehart Ave, gave a
talk on lawns and roses.
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PAST
and
PRESENT

~ NsWW
Here dead lie we because we did
not choose
To live and shame the land from
which we sprung
Life, to be sure is nothing much
to lose;
But young men think It is,
and we were young.
Gerald Bailey left this week on
his way to Japan. Next stop? 1t
isn't hard to guess. hope ]
won't have to write any more
boys names down In that cate
CORY. I can't say I get much
pleasure out of 1t, news or no
news.
Barbara Fields was hostess to
a buffet supper for Phyllis Nc
Cullough of New York on July IA.
Phyllis is really swell girl to
know. Barb put out a spread
worthy of the name, and it's a
good thing she did because it was
surprising how starved all of us
were. Some of these malnutrition-
lists were Bobby Cartwright,
Katie Curry, Jean Schofield, Joan
Fraction, Bennery Jones, Nor
man Carter, Bill Coins, Brewer
Clark, Chandler Mcwatt, Edward
Morris.
On the 14th there was also a
splash party given by the
Lounge" of Halle. An equal
number were both in and out of
the water. From what I heard,
fun was had by all except maybe
Yvonne c. She can tell you why
better than 1.
Saturday night the St. Phillips
Youth Club attempted another
dance. The records were sharp. 1t
might have turned out to be a
super affair If the kids hadn't
tried to split their time between
the dance and the outside. Some
present were lone Roach, Stanley
Williams, Veronica Carruthers,
Tommy Hickman, jeanne Clark,
Russell Roberts, Kathryn Coram.
Bruce Williams, Carlotta Doyle,
Herschel Garrett, Sylvia Byrd.
Instead of my usual unfinished
sentences to people, have a lit
tie advice to all who wish to sue
coed.
BE up to date" says the Cal
endar (Barb Fields new hair
cut }.
Take palms." says the Window
Joan and Jean Howell just fin
ished making twin outfits).
Never be led" says the Pencil
(Roland Grissom)
Make light of everything, "
says the Fire DaVern Buford)