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Arizona sun., 1950-09-01
Return TO Nashville

Among vacationers returning to
their work are Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence N. Copeland who recently
motored out West to visit rela-
tives and friends in Arizona, Cali
fornia, and Old Mexico. They re-
ported having had a delightful
time.
Mr.. Copeland is a Junior at Me-
harry College at Nashville, Ten
nessee and Mrs. Copeland is 6
teacher in the Ford Green Ele.
mentary School there.
Arizona sun., 1950-09-01

guerite Jones, Maple Ellie, Edna
Jordan and Mary Bruce.
I CanaSta, Bonanza and "Put and
Take" were some of the games
played. Spaghetti and fried chicken
were served. The guests were elated
over the enjoyable evening.
Arizona sun., 1950-09-01
Return to Home
In NeU Orleans

Mrs. Della Webb and little son,
returned to their home in New
Orleans, La, last Wednesday, after
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rafalie
MCGEE of 1913 East Adams, who is
recuperating from a recent opera
ton. Mrs. Webb was extended
many social courtesies while here.
Arizona sun., 1950-09-01
Top Hdtters InUite
Guests TO Meetinq

The Top Halter Club, whose last
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Doris O'Neal, omitted regular
business and devoted the evening
to guests and game playing.
The guests were Mesdames Eff
fie Wisner, Beatrice Irwin, Cora
Grimes, Marjorie Gillian, Mar
Arizona sun., 1950-09-01
Home Again

Mrs. Clarissa Phillips Love and
baby son, returned home last Sat
urday from Hot Springs, Arkansas,
where she has lived since getting
married here two years ago.
Mrs. Loves husband, Corporal
Love, has been called back into
the service.
Arizona sun., 1950-09-01
P.C.W.L. TO Meet

The Phoenix Civic Welfare
League will hold a special meet
ing Wednesday, September 6 at
$3.50 pm. at the Boy Scout Center,
18th st. and East Adams. All mem
bers selling television tickets are
requested to be present.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-07-07
Arctic Tern Makes A Right Turn At Wrong Time For Scout Eiden

There are good turns and then there are terns-that's what last weeks Boy Scout camp at Kings RLake taught Scout Jerry Eidem of Fairbanks.
 Jerry, in company with several other Boy Scouts, took the camps new canoes on an exploring trip around the edge of the lake. Some little distance away, the boys were delighted to find the nests nd nestlings of three pairs of
 rms, hidden among the reeds.
 True to Scout tradition, they 4{dn't disturb the tern babies, but true to boys curiosity, they did part rushes and grass above the nests for a closer view. Some boys had plans for pictures of themselves, posed with the tern family.
 But parent terms don't approve of photographs. They attacked the intruders like a flight of an- noyed P-51s. One pair of parents Scooped up beaksful of mud to op on the Scouts. The others
 'lattered the startled Scouts with ain tern ammunition. The angry irds treated the boys to dive ombing attacks, skip-bombing +tacks, and suicide plunges.
 Jerry, delighted with the war ike aspect of the game, entered to the spirit of the fun with a var-game of his own. Watching the sky for the next wave of at tackers, he pretended himself an anti aircraft gun, and he swept the air with imaginary bullets, complete with sound effects.
 As he drew a deep breath to continue his fusilade, one tern parent swooped low and loosed a final tern bomb. The result a direct hit in Jerry's opened mouth.
 The Scouts withdrew from the field in confusion. Fellow Scouts were content with soap and water treatment, when they hurried back to camp-but Jerry retired for the evening with an extra large bottle of mouthwash and an unhappy memory of the habits of terms.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-07-07
BLACK BEAR ROAMS WILDS OF PALMER

Two men-M. D. Snodgrass and Clyde King, Sr.-and a bear-a glossy-hided black three-year-old, are the principal actors in this weeks bear story. The action isn't ended yet, so there's not much to tell.
 The bear first met MT. King on one of Palmer's main streets. He fled, when he came face to face with the King vehicle, and was promptly introduced to Mir. Snodgrass, coming in another ve- hicle from another direction. The two cars pursued the young bruin, which finally escaped by running across the Gates yard (beside the spot where the young Gates daughter takes her daily sunning) and disappeared into the thick woods there.
 The bear was so hurried in his leave-taking, that he tripped and tumbled end over end as he en- tered the woods.
 At press-time, no local hunters yet had supplied the proper end ing to this bear story. Until they do, mothers in North Palmer are urged to keep a Watchful eye on the straying of their small fry.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-07-07
The Weeks Unofficial Weather Report

The weather gods behaved in as arbitrary fashion over the past weekend as they may be ex- pected to do on four-day holi- day in Alaska. They leased all Would-be vacationers, with glor- ious post-holiday weather.
 Then they dampened cele- brants' outing enthusiasms with some drippy, sticky weather that constantly threatened either to improve or to get much worse and did neither one.
 Finally they produced a glori ous forenoon Monday morning, just to show reluctant office workers what they might have enjoyed on the holiday, had the gods been willing. Then they climaxed their weather show with some of natures fireworks and ended with an all-out rain storm that was still stretching pudddles across Valley roads at press-time today.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-07-07
Merle Smith Convalescing

Merle K. Smith, president of Cordova Air Service, last week was reported convalescing satis- factorily from an operation. MT. Smith went Outside to Mayo Clinic several weeks ago. The latest report said that Mir. Smith was able to leave his room for short walks.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-07-07
Salmon Aren't Running At Fish Creek Yet

It's too early yet for the salmon run in Fish Creek-that's the of fidial word of deputy marshall Bill Bouwens, who's considered as authentic source of informa- tion on that subject as can be found.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-07-07
RETURNS FOR FOURTH

WASILLA-Bill Eldridge was home for the Fourth of July holi- day. He is now employed by the Fish and Wildlife Service.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-07-07

Lutheran Services Changed To Morning Hour
 Services al St. Johns Lu- theran Church were changed from the afternoon hour to eight a.m., effective July I. Reverend Joseph Frenz an nounced last week. The Sun day School hour al St. Johns will be at 9:l5 am.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-07-07
Colony Day Expense Record Isn't Ready This Week

Colony Days financial state ment still was awaiting some final facts and figures at press time this week. Committee chair man Al Hagen definitely has promised the statement for pub lication in next weeks issue of the Valley Frontiersman.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-07-07
HOME FOR HOLIDAY

WASILLA - Vaughan Wilson was in Wasilla for the Fourth holiday. MT. Wilson is now em- ployed at CantWell.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

lrress. Of $l.ze White Enomel Ware.
choice of h-qt. double boilers, 3h
to 6 at. covered souce pots. 6 cup
pereolotors. Eoeh 66c
Evening star., 1950-06-04

$s.s5 Electric Fan. 10 inch. heavy
base. Sturdy but light. Dark green
baked enamel, long cord, on-oft
switch ch-------$6.99 .99
Evening star., 1950-06-04

DOT Aesosol Bomb. kills household
insects. Convenient spfoy type dis
penser. Convenient to use and etfec-
Evening star., 1950-07-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED new bldg. 1st f.. only ap-
proximately 5000 50. it.. warehouse
type; lO-yr. lease; in D. c.. New
Call DI. 4092, s to 4:3O. Ia
Evening star., 1950-07-13
EXCELLENT VALUE
$14,95O

Will build on your lot in the SILVER
SPRING OR BETHESDA AREA an
exceptionally well planned and dis
tinctive 3-bedroom brick rambler;
spection. For full particulars call
81. O575; eyes,, TU. 1858.
G.. L. TRUMBULL & CO.,
Builders, designers. S416 Georgia
ave, Sill er Spring, Md. -l6
Evening star., 1950-07-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Comfortable Country Home
FAIRFAX COTTNTV

On high elevation with five beautiful
acres, shade trees, lawn, garden and
wooded area; located in a COM
mnnity of restricted homesites of
acreage tracts, known as Prospect
Hill; near Old Dominion dr., 70
miles to center of Washington; shop
ping. schools and churches in nearby
Mclean. House contains lovely lge.
living room. approximately 15x30
with, fireplace; dining room ap-
proximately 15x20, modern kitchen,
entrance hall; bedrooms. / bath,
h.,-w.h., OF! burner, full basement,
ADEQUATE closets. This Is an older
house. of good construction, de-
signed for comfortable living for
the larger family; tastefully deco
rated. Owner leaving town. S25,-
TO REACH: Take Old Dominion dr.
to Mclean. Va, proceed 4h miles
on Old Dominion DIR. toward Great
Falls to our sign, left hand side of
road at Bellevue pl. House at top
of hill.
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON
500 Woodward Building. Weekdays,
ma; 1854 Saturday and Sunday,
Evening star., 1950-07-13
REAL ESTATE WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New YORK
ave; n.w.--Available Immediately;
desirable rooms to meet your re.
o1irements. PENN PROPERTIES,
AZ K st NV ME 11n7
Evening star., 1950-07-13

oVI IIB, SOU MO, I'D, CaII SH. 34gU;
ewes. SH 2354.
1lI9 you ST. NV rms. with "A
bath on 1st f., 500. Apply GUY
TIMER, 1929 18th ST. NV. NO.
4901. Ia
T0WNH0USE, 6O1 10th st. NV,
Ofice for professional man; physi-
clan, dentist, etc; = rooms. kitchen
and bath; private entrance; &C.
building, utilities furnished See
MRS. SCOTT, resident manager.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
NEED POSSESSTON9

It can be had Immediately in this lge.
brick Colonial home in excellent N.
Arlington location. First floor, liv.
rm. with fireplace. family din. rm.,
compact kit; lge. bedrms. and
full tile. bath up; foored attic: lge.
screened side porch over built-in
gar; full bsnt. with half bath; oil
INV. heat; only ! block to transp.
in lovely residential area; priced
reasonably at S1S,750.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENI

NEARBY MD.-2,1oO 50. it,, 14-ft.
ceiling, loading dock, heated, wash
room, office, easy parking; 5000
mo; or will sell. A. M. ROTH. RE.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
CUSTOM RAMBLER
RAMBLERS

RAMBLERS
2 BDRMS.
Arlington; S10.50O, GI approved.
hiv- rm: II IT.. 10 in. by 16 IT.. 4
u IT., i in. guest bedrm.. IL it.,
in. by. II It,, 10 In; kit. I3lax
Sh,. well equipped; level lot; half
block to bus and schools: $500
down payment. bal one trust; S65
mo- taxes included. 18th and
MAC LINDSEY
rs North Glebe I'd. CH. 5000.
nX OOl
Evening star., 1950-07-13
3-Bedrm. Bungalow

In perfect condition: liV. rm. with
flrepl., beautifully equipped kit. with
dining space. Finished expansion
attic, 24-ft. screened side porch, full
basement, oil h.-wh. Near schools
and Westover area. You will have
TO act fast on this home at SI4,95O
with 81, 500 cash
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
Gil. 633S 3103 N. 10th. OK. 1873
Evening star., 1950-07-13
PRoPERrY-sALE

NEAR 5th and Rhode Island ave,
ne, $4,000 So. IT. of ground, zoned
industrial, small office. railroad sid
ing; Reasonably priced. FLOYD e.
LAYS 6D5AvIS co. 1929 X st. NV, MA.
25c TO 6Oc PER so. FIT. on r
siding If desired: up to is a. avail
anle within / mi. of D. c. line,
zoned heavy industrial. Call Mr..
Morgan. CHAS. C. KOONES A. co.
Realtors. DI. 2342.
NEAR 9th AND EVARTS N.E.-os
Ii26 So. #. of ground, with 3 ware.
houses, cont. 6.4O0 50. IT.. sep.
brick ofc. bldg 4-car Siding with
dock, also truck dock; ST7 500:
terms. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 733O.-i3
Evening star., 1950-07-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

EXCEL. 1st-COMM. BRICK BLDG,
to $500 So. IT.; front and alley
entr.; ideal for storage, distribu-
ton and warehouse. etc. Consider
long lease or sale. TU. 4193, ia
SOC X ST. NV. IN. Y. AVE. E.)-Rear
u IT. Rm. and Law. CIR. a. for
IDEAL LOCATION for beauty parlor
and barber shop; thickly populated
section; no competition within
radius of a mile or more in hotel
bldg. opposite hospital, Silver Spring,
Mo; 81: 5533. I5s
Arlandria shopping center over
$4,000 so. #. of level d. comm.
ground and 5-rm house; S125 mo
A NJ. ROTH. RE. 1870. IL
Evening star., 1950-07-13
THE ONLY ONE
COMPARE THIS
GEE WHIZI

One OF the most immaculate brk.
bungalows that I have ever seen !:
located near the Masonic Temple
liv. rm. with firepl.; separate din
area; exp. attic and partly finished
bsmt. Already GI approved at SILL
600.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-07-13
HAVE MORE FUN

In the recreation rm. OF this Cape
Cod. 2 bedrms down and 2 more
up. liv. rm. with firepl,, paneled den
and lge. equipped kit; huge lot; oil
h.-w.h. Asking price, S15,500; you
should call on this now.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
81. 633S 3l03 N. 10th OK. 1873
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
O'NEAL FAMILY REUNION

Members of the o'Neal family
who were here for a reunion have
been leaving the city almost
every day this week, after having
numerous social courtesies extern
ded to them by twin citians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick O'Neal,
noted star of stage, screen and
radio, left Monday, July "a for
New York, after visiting with his
brothers, John NJ, O'Neal, 1856
Carroll Ave, and Ransom ]. o.
Neal, 971 w. Central Ave. and
their families.
Mr.. o'Neal is president OF the
American Negro Actors Guild of
New York. He stars as Cousin
Freddie In the "Beulah Shaw; he
portrayed Jake in the movie
'Pinky." and is the rich DR..
Clark in mo Way Out" to be re-
leased this fall.
The noted actor win leave
shortly for South America where
he and his cast will portray the
original Anna Lucasta."
The big family reunion was
held Saturday. July % at Phalen
Park, Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John oNeal and children, John
Jr., Gloria, Donald and Ronald,
Frederick, Harriet, and Ora Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom ]. o'Neal
and sons, Allen and Lloyd, all of
st. Paul: Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
oNeal and daughter Patsy, Mrs.
Matte Griggs and Miss Inez Ross
all of st. Louis, Mrs. Harriet j.
Smith of Washington, D. c., Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick O'Neal, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Jordan, Miss
Barbara o'Neal and Mr.. Byron
Crushshon. ...
Members Of the family who
were not present were Mrs. Dolly
Crushshon and children, Yvonne
and Dolbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
B. Jordan, one brother, and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey o.
Neal Of st. Louis.
Some Of the other highlights of
the O'Neal family reunion were
dinners, breakfasts and parties
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
/ PAST
} and
present

JUST FLASHES" by Nosey
Nose FLASH Ernie johnson
is a married man Mice TO know,
isn't IT'D David Allen, Fred
Ingram, Shirley Kyle, Earl Bow
man, Edgar Pillow, Edna, Bobby
Cartwright, Gloria Williams, Bill
Coins, Bennery Jones, Katie
Curry, Lucy Morris, Edward
Morris, Elmer Morris, Brewer
Clark, Joan Fraction, Jean
Schofield, Norman Carter, Harri-
son Williams, were among those
at the Buffet Supper Barbara
Fields gave at her home for
Phyllis Mccullough :. Katie
Curry had pow-wow for Phyllis
last week that was really on the
ball. II was held out to Glenwood
Park. Besides the radio we had
Aquatennial music. Ut was
awfully nice, even though it did
rain).
FLASH! Did everybody see
Laverne Bufords and Jane
Stones picture in the paper for
the Aqua Twirl? Real cute out
fit, Bit" By the way, they tell
me the picture will appear in
Ebony real soon (Ah to be a cell
ebrity) 3. Carolyn Combs can
be seen in Color" magazine this
month. Twin Cities can really
turn them out, can't theyD
Saw Maxine Worthington's pic
ture in the Pittsburgh Courier
quite awhile back Marcheta
Allen spent the week at Tipi-
Kaken Camp -. See Jackie
Jackman is heading for overseas
duty. Del Crushon is going to be
in 1t too.
The Aquatennial parade was
quite the thing. (Heh, Heh)
Everybody looked so nice march
ing in the rain. Especially Joyce
Crews, Mary Kate Breedlove,
Janet Aron, Orie Parks, Roland
Grissam, Laverne Buford, Kenny
Mckinney, Stanley Stone, Chase
and all the rest. Wasn't that rain
invigorating? Il know l spelled
that word wrong, but you know
what l mean.) 3. They tell me
Vincent Sheperd's cousin is real
sharp. Hes here from out of
town, you know. l don't know
from where. Nobody tells me
anything anymoreD Hobart
Mitchell, would you tell me some
thing? Where did you disappear
to last Tuesday? (smile)
was over to Arches a couple of
days last week (Archie Given's,
the famous Ice Kream Parlor)
and guess what / saw? Just
guess. People! Tell me, Archie,
do you have to close the doors at
certain hours so the place won't
get overcrowded? They had
a Jean Dance down to Halle last
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

Attend some church every Sun.
lay.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
Additional Socials
& Personals

Mr.. Vincent shepherd, 1929
Columbus Ave. gave a birthday
party Thursday. July 20 for his
wife. Their guests were Messrs.
and Mines. Claude Mason, Don
Schofield, Donald Brady, Jr., Ed
die Robbins, Paul Mayes, John
Nellie, William Wagner, William
Everett Hayes, Mines. Barbara
Strawder. Rowena Griffin, Ed
ward and Donald McMoore, Har-
old Mayes and Vincent Shepherd
Jr.
Mr.. Albert Hurt, 400 e. Frank.
lin, entertained in honor of Mrs.
Victoria Caldwell and Mrs. Essie
Brown of Des Moines, Ia, Mon
day. July "a.
The regular meeting of the
Jolly Sixteen Club was held
Thursday, July u at the home of
the president, Mrs. Leila Cope
land, 1900 Portland Ave. So.
Mrs. l.. Sartin and Miss Jessie
Mae Sartin Of Tylertown, Miss.
are making their home in the city
at the home Of Mr.. Essie Sartin,
1918 18th Ave. No. Mrs. l.. Sartin
is the mother of Mr.. Sartin and
Miss Sartin is the sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Robinson,
1903 Fifth Ave. So, had as their
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Bev-
erly Roland of Des Moines, la.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland left the city
Wednesday, July 20 to visit in
Chicago before returning home.
Russell Robinson, 1912 Fifth
Ave. So, is home from North
western hospital after a short ILL.,
ness.
Mrs. Magnolia Sartln, and sons
Simpson and Napoleon, 1918 18th
Ave. No, left Friday, July 21
for a visit in New Orleans, La.
Enroute home they will visit
their home town, Jackson, Miss.
They expect to be gone about one
month.
Mrs. Florence Parker of Des
Moines, Ia, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening, July 25 to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Ada Steele, 3741
Fifth Ave. So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip o. FaIsOn,
489 Fuller Ave, st. Paul are par
ents of a baby boy weighing six
pounds and fourteen ounces, born
July Is in Ancker hospital. The
birth makes Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Faison of Anoka, MINI. grand
parents and Mrs. Rosa Faison of
Anoka, Mimi, great-grandparents
for the first time.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
by
Myrrhene
Allen

week. Saw Erlyne Neal, Joyce
Caesar and Mary Lou Sisemore
among the crowd st. Phillips
had a dance last week too. Joan
Howell was at the door taking
the money. Naturally. You know,
she wouldn't let me in. wonder
why? Maybe it was because /
looked so bad, and then again, 1t
might have been because 1 didn't
have any money. -. II you
come down Iglehart at the right
time of day you'n see Pat Fos-
ter sprinkling her lawn. Pat, you
must be sick. lawfully hard
work, you know -.
Haven't seen vii Grissam late
ly, CWonder why?) -. Stanley
Williams, let's be friends, huh f?
E. Petey Vassar, Bev Jones,
Gloria Williams and Lucy Nor
ris gave a lovely shower for Con-
ME Jones last Saturday night.
Pauline Thurston won a cute
little sewing kit for drawing a
house in the dark. Pauline, are
you sure you didn't have some
light somewhere Lucy Morris
won a harmonica. Don't laugh,
it was cute) for naming more
names than the rest of us in a
game. She also won q wrist
watch. Chats no lie either. Ask
her to show it to you.) Ask her
how she won it. Among those on
the guest list were: Beverly
Carroll, Barb Fields, Shirley
Byles, Helen Thurston and Paul
inc, Yula Camp, and Barbara
Cartwright Russell Roberts,
that remark you made wasn't
very nice -. Lawrence Shan
non, l really didn't mean any
harm. There is such a thing as
trying to explain. Notice l said
tryingD Glen Pullens, good luck
I know I'll see everybody out
to the Golf Tournament, Sunday
(smile). Who knows, you might
win something for just being
there Say Del, who is she?
Mr.. Fields, may 1 commend you
on your Vanilla phosphates L?
They're the best yet E. Saw
Camille Williams and Richard
Bradley downtown shopping last
week. No harm in looking, huh,
Camille? Who went on the boat
last Sunday? I didn't, so will
someone please tell me about it 4?
o.. Has anyone heard Larry
Darnell's Il love You So?
Warren Hayes, pray tell me.
where did you learn your poetry /?
cts awful What's the mat
ter, Roland? .. Well, this is
Nosey News saying goodbye until
next week. Il just might have
some news, then, again, I might
nOt.)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
BIukey-Gorrison NvptiaIs
Reed in Suintly City

At 3 p. m. Wednesday, July 26,
Miss Marjorie Blakey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Amity ]. Blakey
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, was mar
ried to Albert Garrison of Water
loo, in st. Paul.
The newly wed couple will go
to Tia Juana, Mexico for a two
weeks honeymoon, and return to
make their home in Waterloo.
Miss Blakey is the sister of
Mrs. James Kirk Jr., 81 w. Jes-
saminc.
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given by members Of the family
and friends. John O'Neal enter
tanned at q IL course dinner in
his home, at which so guests
were present. After the dinner,
the guests were taken on a drive
through the University of Mime
sofa and other points In the Twin
Cities. They were also entertained
at a drive-in theater.
Later John o'Neal Jr., Gloria,
Ronald, Donald and Frederick
oNeal and Alexander B. Jordan
took the guests on a tour Of the
night spots in the Twin Cities.
The tour ended with a dinner at
Road Buddies.
Wednesday afternoon. July 10,
Mrs. B. CASTOR, 1908 Clinton Ave.
So. gave a luncheon for guests
Of the o'Neal family. The Mines.
Ross, Smith Ora o'Neal, Misses
Harriet and Ora Lee O'Neal were
present.
Tuesday, July IS, Mines. Ross
and Smith were overnight guests
of Mrs. Dolly Crushshon, 622 st.
Anthony Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander B. Jor-
dan, SIS Iglehart Ave-, enter
tanned at breakfast in honor Of a
group Of the visitors. Present
were Mines. Ross, Smith, Griggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick, Clinton
o'NeRl and ]. M. o'Neai, Gloria,
Patsy and John o'Neal, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. James Rideaux and
John Maxwell.
Present at an informal party
given at the home Of Mrs. Dolly
Jordan were the Mines. Griggs,
Ross, Smith, Rideaux, vashti
Millgan, Viola Johnson Of kim
ball, w, Va; Marceline Beale Of
MERIDIAN, Miss; Moses Knott,
Belle Tyler. John Davis. Charles
Covington; Messrs. and Mines.
Frederick, J. NJ, J. r. and clin-
ton o'Neal, Robert Mitchell. A,
b. Jordan, B. F. Taylor, A. w.
Jordan, and H. shanl<s; Misses
Gloria and Patsy o'Neal, Juanita
Mastin and Mr.. John Whitaker.