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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-05-17
56th Anniversary
For Biedern1dTlS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Biederman,
of Grove Hill, residents of near
Bluffton for Is years, will celebrate
their 56th wedding anniversary Fri
day of this week.
Next Sunday, family dinner at
noon in observance of the event will
be followed by an afternoon open
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bieder1nan were mar
ried in 1895. There are five child
ren: Mrs. Delcie Wilhelm, Stratford,
Canada; Clifford Biederman, Wa
pakoneta; Mrs. Norm Diller, Chats
worth, ILL.,; Mrs. Edith Baer, Celina,
and Raymond Biederman, Grover
Hill
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-05-17
Bluffton College Baseball Team
Will Play Defiance Here Friday

pile up a 7-3 lead, enough for the
win. The visitors loaded the sacks
in the 7th and scored one run on
one hit and two errors, but Zook
whitfield three to retire the side.
After Cunningham had laced triple
to deep left in the ninth with one
gone, Zook proceeded to whiff two
to retire the side,
Defiance College caught the Beav-
ers at their worst last Friday and
downed them in d night game at
Holgate by a 8-5 score. With Wayne
Gerber on the mound for the locals,
Defiance was outhit 7-2, but II bases
on balls by Gerber, plus eight errors
by his team mates, spoiled his two
hitter. The Beavers hope to turn
the tables on the Yellowjackets in
the game here, Friday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-05-17
LEGAL NOTICE

Christina Marie America, who resides at
141 Alabama Avenue, Brooklyn, New York,
will take notice that the LIST day of May,
1851, the plaintiff, Joseph L. America. filed
his Petition against her in the Common Pleas
Court of Allen County, Ohio, the same being
Cases No. 4o254, praying for divorce and
other equitable relief. Said defendant will
take notice that said Petition will be for hear
ing on or after the 23rd day of June. 1851
and that she is requested to answer said Peti-
ton on or before said date
JOSEPH L. AMERICO
BY James c. Blair,
His Attorney 9
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-05-17

Fourteen percent decrease in un-
employment has nearly offset the
post-holiday increase.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-05-17

Prices received by farmers have not
reached record levels but farmers
costs are up to new record heights.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-21
Recommended Business Directory
ADDING MACHINES

Jones Office Equipment Co.
adding. Bookkeeping, Calculat-
ing Machines
n ". Ashley St. = Phone 1900
Evening star., 1951-06-07
District Food Prices
Show Litite Chance

Food prices showed little change
today with most Washington area
grocers featuring plentiful fresh
produce and poultry.
| Wholesale food prices. however
took their biggest tumble since
last October, according to the Dur
g. Bradstreet index. This index
represents the total cost of 81
foods in general use at the whole
sale level.
+ The index dropped cents tc
$7.O8 with II of the foods lower
and only one-sugar-higher. A
year ago the index stood at $6.
Poultry and fresh vegetables ap-
Ipeared to be the best buy in Wash
Iington area markets this week end
Fryers were selling as low as a
cents a pound in one chain. Beef
also was at the butchers. in spite
of the big scare about tie pending
meat shortage.
One chain was advertising rit
roast, U. s. prime, at 79 cents
which is cents less than the
same chains price last week. Al
a general rule, however, stores
were not advertising beef or ever
other meats to any great extent.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Cambridge U. Awards
Degree 10 Bradley
BY the Associated Press

CAMBRIDGE. England, June z.
Gen. Omar Bradley was awarded
an honorary doctor of law degree
today by Cambridge University.
Gen. Bradley is chairman of the
United States Joint Chiefs of staff,
and chairman of the three-man
Allied Committee in Washington
which controls the military opera
Itions of the Atlantic alliance. He
is here for talks about building
|up defense forces.
In Latin phrases traditionally
used to present candidates for de-
Igrees, the deputy orator, L. p
Wilkinson. praised the general
because he has the ability to bind
together allies and colleagues in a
knot of friendship"
"He always behaves as though
he were a civilian among men in
uniform, yet being a soldier does
not meddle with party politics, .
said the orator.
His skill in war is we'll known
to our people, who do not forget
the elan with which he dashed
Through Tunisia to the shores o1
Carthage and through France to
the Rhine. But he is by no means
careless of the lives Of his men -
Gen. Bradley made no reply.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Builder Gets Judgment
In 48-Hour-Week Case

The United States Court Of
Claims has awarded a $25.457
Judgment to the John A. johnson
Contracting Corp. for working its
men 48 hours a week under presi-
dental order in building the Cal
vert Houses project in Riverdale
in 1943.
The court yesterday upheld the
Washington firms contention II
should be reimbursed by the Fed
Ieral Public Housing Authority fol
added expenses incurred by the
Isix-day work week ordered by the
President to utilize manpower dur
ing the war.
The contractor claimed the ST.
407, 700 contract had been nego-
tiated on the basis Of a 40-houl
work week before the order was
issued.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
|ABC Board Hearing SET
On Liquor Credit Bill

The Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board will hold a public hear
ing at 10 am. June 81 on a bill
pending in Congress to permit
holders Of Class C licenses to
sell liquor on credit.
The hearing will be held in
Room 3106 of the Municipal
Building, 300 Indiana avenue NV
AS proposed in the House bill,
holders of Glass c licenses could
obtain special permits from the
board for $3.50 annually to sell
on credit. At present credit for
sale Of alcoholic beverages to be
consumed on premises are ex-
tended only to registered guests
in hotels and members of private
clubs and their guests.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Boy, 3, Sobs Out Story
Of Being Prisoner Of 4 Men
BY the Associated Press

TEANECK, N. j., June IA
|9-year-old boy missing II hours
ran sobbing to his home today
and told police he was held over
might in a swamp by four men.
Cub Scout Horst Rudolph gave
police what they called an inco-
herent story of being fed whisky
by the men.
He had cuts and bruises on his
hands and arms.
Four men, all Negroes, were
picked up by police and held fol
questioning.
Police identified them as
Thomas Forbes, Englewood: AL.
bert Murphy, IL. New York; Oscar
Little, 81, Newark, and William
Hayer, 81, Newark.
Young Rudolph, son of Mr.. snc
Mrs. Fritz Rudolph, was taken tt
Holy Name Hospital. He coulc
not be questioned at length BY
police.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
|American-Led Chinese Unit
Inside Burma Doubted
BY the Asseeia,ed Press

RANGOON, Burma, June t.
American sources today discount
ed report here that American
officers are commanding Chinese
Nationalist troops inside the
boundaries of Burma.
United States Ambassador David
M. Key is expected to make a
statement about the report, which
was carried In the independent
English Language newspaper Union
Gazette.
The report said the American
lied Chinese Nationalist had
teamed up with rebel Karen
tribesmen in Kengtung State ap-
parently to help in the Karen re-
bellion against the government.
No Burmese government COM
ment was Immediately available.
Many of Chang Kai-shek' S
troops fed to Burma when the
Chinese Nationalist government
collapsed. Burma recently asked
the United States for diplomatic
help in getting them out.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
HELP WOMEN
sILK FINIsHER: fun Or part time.

SILK FINISHEK: full or part time.
s5NGERs@tevetts hSsilIs 5ItSv Choral Club. eele.
training with congeniai Cultured
group, Dues small. Additions. re-
hearsals, 8 pm, Oct. /. at Thompson
Community Center, 18th and L sts.
saTiEENoGRApHER-permanen. posi-.
f1rm. Work involves tipping, short
hand and general once duties. So
hr: wk., vacation with pay, good
salary and opportunity for advance
ment. Must have good background,
be personable and attractive. Phone
81 oall for personal interview.
sTENoGRAPHER. permanent o posi-
"a years experience. Small con-
genial office. Interesting work, D.
day week. Call Ex. 6715 between
permanent position l
with advancement. 5-day, 371a-hour
STENOGRAPHER with bookkeeping
experience. 40-hr. week. Annual
and s SICK Ieaye benefits: Holidays
FoRcG FR PaS gAsE APgig RacHANoE HAAS1REWs xssRs AR
sTENoGRAPHER, patent. under so
yrs; exper.; 35-hr. wk.; salary open.
ma. oo01 II
STENOGRAPHER texpert), contingent
dduesdays' Wednesdays, Thursdays,
STEN0GRAPHER - Permanent en-
ploynent; experience not necessary;
good pay; pleasant working condi-
tions; vacation with pay and hos
CANADA. 516 Transportation Bldg,
18th and H st. NV. "a
STEhOGkAPHER. experienced. pleas
ant working conditions; 5-day wk.:
excel. OPP. Apply BARBER g. ROSS
co. 9th and V SITS. ne. DE. 0501.
STEN0GRAPHER; permanent posi-
ton with interesting work for young
woman under 40, in local branch
once OF national concern:- 35-hr.,
5-day wk. and extra benefits. FL
DEITY MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO,
20S Tower Bldg, MA, 633O. 40
Evening star., 1951-09-30
HELP WokAEN

SECRETARY - For Arlington Law
once; 5-day week. Cali OK. 1914
SECRETARY. some bookkeeping, per
manent position. Apply ONCE 201,
SECRETARY. temporary. interestins
assignment; for, good stenographeI
with varied BACKGROUND; hours 8 to
or will consider half day
sEccREEggAAikY EgAi : Interesting position ma
terracial. interdenominational Church
with ability. Cali DE. 3I32 or Du
S90l. between 9-5, Mon. through Fri
SECRETARY, efficient. exper.. fol
exec. oficee of large stationery anc
hrs; central location. RE $50 HSo
MR. MARSHALL. -
SECRETARY, eXper.. for general of.
nee. work, in Takoma Park. b. C
Write stating refs and qualifica-
tons, Boz 2S5 s, Star.
SECRETARY-Permanent position in
organization; 5-day week, ali EN-
ploye benefits. RE. 1868, Ext. o96.
SECRETARY to membership direeto,
for national trade association
II person, Rm. SEQ. oS;'s' i69T K st. App1s plW'
SECRETARY, for executive of large
concern; Attractive. permanent posi-
ton; 5ia-day week. Age 25 to IS
years. Many liberal benefits, salary
commensurate with exper. and
ability. Send resume of back
ground to Box 1865. Star.
SECRETARY. stenographer, interest
ed in permanent position; must be
under 20 and qualified to function
as receptiontst; small ONCE, pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS, good working con-
ditions. Phone DI. 3401 for appoint
Evening star., 1951-09-30
MATTRESSES

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
We invite you to train with us. II
We can offer you immediate employ
ment as waitress in one of our Dis
trict Md. or Va. restaurants. Day
or night shifts. Salary plus excel
lent tips. meals and uniforms fur
nished Employment benefits include
paid vacations. sick leave. insurance
and disqualification.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
HOT SHOPPE. INC,
1874 H st. NV. No Phone Calls
Evening star., 1951-09-30
SECRETARY

Old established law firm desires sec
retary having legal or trademark
Evening star., 1951-09-30
HELP WoMEN

TYPISTS. for lge. appliance store; nj
exper; necessary; good starting sal
ary; discount on merchandise; grour
nospitalization; vacation with pay
TYPISTS-Minimum one year com
position exper. on IBM proportions
spacing machine. Position with 81
expanding organization In the engi
neering and copy preparation fields
Annual and sick leave benefits. Cal
ME. 6q11. -:}
TYPISTS. exper.. for ediphone work
S225 per mo; good hrs. and work.
ing conditions. Elk. $500. 30
permanent: excel
lent surroundings; 40-hour week
Good opportunity to advance. Lib
eral vacation and sick leave. Under
90: Personal interviews between
$50 am. and $3.50 pm. Person.
mel oftice; NATIONAL GEOGRAPH
lC SOCIETY, 3rd and R SITS. ne
Evening star., 1951-09-30

Closed Sundays. IRvING's III 18th
st. NV II
X-RAY TECHNICIAN
Exper.;. 51a-day wk.: good salary, other
liberal benefits. Apply SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL, Bethesda, Md. 80
GIRL, white, to take care of child;
days wk.; live in. Call FA. 1145
after 4:3O Sat-. any time Sun. 80
GIRL, colored, for office work, tipping,
hrs, 3-4 ewes. weekly. State expert
ence.. Box 135-R. Star.
GIRLS. to address envelopes by hand
EIsEMAN's, sol 7th st. NV.
GIRLS. white, good at figures. for
clerical work in large wholesale
house; 5-day wk.; perm. position;
vacations. etc. Apply 1121 9th st.
GIRLS. for coat and dress stock dept.
Also assist selling; excellent salary.
EISEMAN'S. SOL 7th ST. NV.
GIhLS-We will train you on MGR
cash register and posting machine:
full pay while learning. Joe Tash
NEW YORK JEWELRY. 719 9TH st.
LADIES. earn S3o-s4o wkly. extra
money money between now and Xmas TAX,
items 1T yo Of aHDare d,ses and haper apnv HoqE
l01S pm. or phone NA. 7357. ~ ~ ~
Christmas gift line. Earn $50 to
$50 weekly in spare time; several
good openings, RE. O195. .
Evening star., 1951-09-30
HELP WOMEN
StenOgrapher-T -Typist

STEOGRAPHER-TYPIST - Able OF
willing to learn dictaphone; genera
once work; one-gtrl ONCE. ST. $500
Evening star., 1951-09-30
TYPIST
TYPIST-CLERICAL

TYPIST-CLERICAL
For general office work, some typins
TYPTST-CLERK. general ofice work;
over 40. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO; 1924 14th st; NV. DI. ,3346,
TYP1ST CLERK. with knowledge o!
ton. 5-day week. KfTT II MUSIC CO. CO.
WAITRESS, white, over 21. SAND
BAR RESTAURANT, -1123 14th st
WAITRESS. white. exp. fun or part
Foop FFoeaeSs sHoP SpP!y 9aa IgeiGAh Eye s. NV AEIs
WAITRESS (white), good, expert.
enced; pleasant working conditions;
closed Sundays. Apply in person
90a Pa, ave. NV. -.
ciu6 GOOD Tfs pas sn3 sn4eF tps ousy nsn'
70 2 am; Fun or part time, i2l2
WAITRESS, white. for mornlng
PARK RESTAURANT, 1918 Ga
WAITRESS. white: night club exper );
must be neat. reliable; good earn
WAITREss for institutional work
board. room and laundry. plus a
good salary, two weeks vacation
with pay, after one year. Apply in
person. do not phone MASONIC
AND EASTERN STAR home, 5000
New Hampshire ave. ne. .
WAITRESS t2), exp, $50 wk.; pleas
ant working cond See Erwin, 81
RESTAURANT. 3105 Naylor I'd, Sc
WAITRESS, white. experienced for
sandays ensS restsI5snt n TighIs r.
WAITRESS. white. exper.; part time
no night, no Sun. TESTERS. 611
G st. NV. 80
MATTRESSES, white; morning ant
part-time evenings; close Mondays
653 Pa; ave, Sc: o,
am. It'll pm. 6-day week Coed
wages. Apply COFFEE DONUT BAR.
919 Sligo ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
BETTER THAN MAGIC

BETTER THAN MAGIC
TURN PAPER INTO DOLLARS
Amazing new Christmas cards pay
profits. like magic. Sell embossed.
body buys. Make $50 cash easily on
only 100 boxes new ST assortments.
Many other Spare-time money max
ers. boxes on approval. imprint
samples FREE FRIENDSHIP STU
dos. s03 Adams, Elmira. N. Y.
WASHINGTON GREETERS
Need 2 refined women with cars for
hostess work in Md. territory. Call
RA. 55S1, 10-2 pm, after 8 pm
Evening star., 1951-09-30
HELP WoAAEN
WAITRESSE,

MATTRESSES. part time or full time.
Apply in person bet 2:3o and .
pm SILVER RESTAURANT. $3.50
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. -
Evening star., 1951-09-30
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Small ONCE in Transportation Bldg. ;
conditioned; pleasant surround.
ines; $3.50 mo. to start, plus extras.
Box 1925, Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
SALESLADY

dresses. Excellent salary, steady
position. Wonderful opportunity for
aggressive saleswoman. Apply HOL-
LYWOOD CLOTHING CO., 703 9TH
st. NV. d
Evening star., 1951-09-30
SAI,EST,ADY
SALESLADY

Excellent working conditions with
good earnings for experienced sales
lady in our blouse and lingerie de-
partment. Apply Mr.. Ettlin, Sd
foor, BOND STORES. 1885 F st
nv
Evening star., 1951-09-30
HELP WOMEN Cont }
RECEPTIONIST

Splendid opportunity for young lady.
white, 1885 yrs. to work. as re-
ceptionist in large NV. apt. building.
Call MRS. FRANKHOUSER, OR.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
SECRETARY.

(BEGINNER)
With national organization. 5-dy
Gk;: vacation and other benefits
Call between 0 and l. DI. 1868
Evening star., 1951-09-30
TYPIST
TYPIST'

Between ages 1890: 5-day. 37-hr
wk. Vacation with pay. Good
DEMNITY INSURANCE CO.. $50
woodward bldg, 18th and H SITS
a
Evening star., 1951-09-30

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
| No experience necessary; sell on
sight, 40 for 81 with name on, and
higher priced lines, 21 for 81. fea-
ture box; up to 1907 profit Coun-
try's top line. Samples on approval
Write or come in. Room 500.
COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS
930 st. NV RE. 4716
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK.
Fifth ave. N Y. firm desires women
to sell dresses, suits, lingerie. Seen
Vogue" ''Mademoiselle" Good
commissions. Write MODERN MAN
NER. 260AN 9Th ave. New York
DIRECT MAIL ADV. TRAINEE
If you're good basic stenographer,
young. initiative. spark, interested
learning circulation, promotion work,
publisher. write! Details, age, salary,
references, school. Box 213-S, Star.
EMBOSSED CHRISTMAS CARDS
SELL so WITH NAME, S1.25
Make more money with supervalue
embossed. -imprints. Sell like
magic! Up to SOC profit on 81 as
sortments. Finest gift wraps. comics.
religious, all-occasion. others. 81
personal stationery. No experience
needed. FREE imprint samples, aSstS.
on approval. Write HYCREST
CARDS. rs Chauncy, Dept. i4-S.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
LADIES
EASY EXTRA MONEY

Gao4 LA IVA MONE
Sell Christmas cards to friends
neighborS. No exper needed. Sci
on sight. Sample boxes on approval
Display folders free Up to lOOet
profit. LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS
Dept. Il. l015 Filbert St Phila-
Evening star., 1951-09-30

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1951-09-30

w H1 I 11G1lJOE0
Closed Sundays. IRVING'S I'll 18th
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-02

Mira orion shelton OF ASS st.
Anthony expects q Wait from the
stork In December. The Skeletons
have purchased n now home at
a5S w. Central Ave. and expect 10
move In Sunday october ~.
The ERtrc Nous Club met at the
home Of Mrs. Beulah Crows, $50
w. Central Ave, Friday, October
10, The next meeting win DO held
at the home OF Mrs, Gladys Miller,
6Ts 81 Anthony on Friday,
November y.
Noah and SuaaA shelton viii
celebrate their birthdays together
November 2 Noah win be three
years old and Susan will be two,
They are the son and daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs, orion Shelton,
MFA. Carrie Williams. 1899 Blair
Ave. will be hOateaa to the No.
vembcr meeting of the Oak Leaf
Art Club at her home,
NIIns MyTThene Allen. pT3 Lyle.
hart Ave, left the city Saturday,
October 20 for Chicago. where she
viii visit her sister. MArchota.
who IL attending Rockford Col.
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VT. PAUL BIRTHDAYs

Nov I Alice NJ. Lawson. 400
W Central
Nov o Viola Christine WI.
hanson. A0s Carroll; Obcdla T.
Hunt, $50 Carroll; Mr. Arthur
I'm, 4i6 St Anthony.
Nov o Mrs. J. X Lynn. 200
n 81. AIbans. Craige Williams
40S Carroll, MIR. KemoeI Ellis. 2s3
W Central
Nov Frank Harris, 4OS st.
Anthony, Martin Weddington Jr,
TAI st Anthony; Rose Mary
Johnson. 400 Dale st. Lawrence
Tarver. 8O3 St Anthony: Mrs.
Keith Jeffrey, 40 Virginia.
Royal Gooden. OF IRiehart
Nov William A Lawrence,
Jr.: 3l4 N. GruttO 81 Marguerite
Williams. bs7 W Central: Mrs
Daiscy Brown. $40 Igiohart.
Nov o Mrs Laura Mac Rob
bins, 9Sa IglchRrt; lone Rogers,
$40 Rondo. Dorothy woodford,
$50 Carroll Ave, Barbara Cart
wright. 7OI TglchATt: Mr Earl
Grover, 1893 ROndo.
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all members TO please be present.
An election OF officers viii BE- held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gray. 1852
Clinton Ave, So. are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of a
six pound, seven ounce baby
girl born Thursday. October rs at
the Maternity Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Carr of
Isanti. MINI. were the house
guests of their niece and nephew.
Rev. and Mrs. e. Henderson. 1929
Bryant Ave. No, Thursday, Octo-
Der IS. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr spent
the night in the city at the home
of the Hendersons
Mesars. William James HerrOn.
Maurice Heron and Mrs, Verona
Heron. and Miss Jewell Rochelle
Of Kansas city. Mo. and Kansas
CITY, Kansas, motored to the city
10 spend the week end visiting
relatives and friends. Mr.. William
James Heron is the brother Of
Mrs. H. Calhoun, Mrs. c. Fraction
and Miss JaCquehne Calhoun,
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ST. PAUL WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

oct ~ Mr. and Mrs. u, \.
MaSsie, 900 Carroll. 80 years,
Oct. 20-Mr, and Mira Garland
Hunter, AIS W, Central Ave. IS
years,
Nov. ? MIR, and Mrs, James
Taylor. 1854 Thomas Ave. three
years
Nov, I MIR. and Mrs, Lewis
Williams, 7A st Anthony, four
years.
Nov. q Mr. and Mrs John
Pcttlford. S9T Carroll, four years;
Mr. and Mrs Reedcr Turner, 700
Rondo Ave 10 years
Nov, \ Mir and Mrn Charles
Covington. 66T ~ Anthony, 80
years
Nov . Rev. and Mrs II. l.,
Young 92S Rondo, ~ years
Nov 10 Mr., and Mrs Pascal
Commodore, A7 N Kent, a.
years
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SHOP WITH ADVERTISERS
IN THIS PAPER
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEArOlIS RIRTIInAYS

Nov Felix FogE, ST09
Fourth Ave. So, Mrs, Doris Odds.
ANA Oakland.
Nov AMrs Oscar Gates. S9AT
Second Ave. So. Bert Dawson.
STlb Fourth Ave. So, Reuben II,
Warren, seas CLINTON Ave,
Nov Q Frank T. Mitchell. $500
NiCollet Ave: Artena Louise
Fhppin, S60S 18th Ave. So, Mrs,
Jessie shannon, S622 Third Ave.
So,
Nov, Harold Combs, a4S5
Fourth Ave, So. rerCiVal BaTun,
1929 Portland Ave. So.
Nov. S-Celta Robinson SSts
Hoag Ave, No; Clarence II, Pat
rick. 1884 Bryant Ave, No; Eliza
beth pratcr, 62S Humboldt Ave,
N. Mrs. Odessa Harris, 2pil 18TH
Ave, So. Ora Jones. l0AA Bryant
Ave. No. Constance Turner. 1928
Third Ave. So,
Nov. p-Hclcn Calhoun. pTT Al.
drich Ave, No; Mrs, L. G, Harris,
aAAE ASAH NNNa kNbst AAaNNAAN
Bailey. I32 Lyndale Place No,
Nov. o--JpyCe Lee Sims, 230i
Fifth Ave So. Marjorie Cooper,
26A4 Smelling Ave. Mrs. Allie
Wilson. S74p Fourth Ave So.
Kathryn Bailey, 37Ip Fourth Ave.
So,
Out-of Town birthday
Nov. Mrs Kathryn Savoy.
San Francisco, Calf.
Nov. bEngla Schoy, Hastings
State Hospital. HaAtinga. MINI.
Nov. Q Lawrence (rctel Han
Dcs Moincs, Iowa; J. y, Mitchell,
Chicago; George Cummings, y.
y. Army. Germany.
Nov, 7 Mrs. Bernice Thomp-
son, Topeka. Kansas; Mrs Wanda
Tate. Chicago,
Nov. $ sac Robert BleE, u.
= Air Force.
Nov, 10 David =. Evans, Kansas
City. Mo.
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William w. WRrders. A luncheon
was served.
Messrs. Preston Mitchell and
Maurice Tate returned to the city
Sunday, October d. after spend
ing two weeks visiting friends in
Columbus Ohio.
The Grand Missionary Society
of 81. Peter Church will meet at
the home OF Rev. Lillian Parkin-
son, 1905 Emerson Ave. No, Fri
day afternoon, November Q from
until p, m. The president urges
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The WAY ! SEE TT
X BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITY-After hearing recently the unfortunate
and almost been v
Ing years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-02
MINNEAPOLIS WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

Oct. ?a-Mr. and Mrs, William
Burrcn, 80 Hoag Ave, Apt. 1. ~
years
Oct. so Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Adatr, $50 Bryant Ave. No, ~
years
Oct. n Mr., and Mrs. Robert
Lyle S6aS Firth Ave. So. II
years,
Nov, p-Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Woodland. llO7 I.yndals Ave. No,
20 years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-02

Nov. William Brayboy 0TS
Rondo Ave; Henry Courtney HI
yard, 100 81, Anthony; Lionel
Hunter. ais W. Central
Out-of-TOWn nlrthdayS--
Nov, S~Martorio Blakey, Co.
dar Rapids, Iowa.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-02
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Rev and Mrs E J. Henderson 1929 Bryant Ave No. en-.
trtalned group of young people at their home going
away party in honor of Mr. Willie Hale Wednesday, Oco.
Der "a Among those present Mines William Shaw,
hostess Evelyn Combs Mary Hale, Misses Evelyn Smith Vel
ma Williams Carey Hale MeSsrS r. Casadyanica Primm and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-02

loEc Mias Allen win bS the guest
at the home OF Or. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hall il Chicago, She win return
TO he city Sunday. November 4.