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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24


A small decorated tree was used
as the centerpiece, and candles
were lighted, casting lovely glow
over the table party.
The women of the Moose are
planning Bake Sale on November
/, in the Gerner and Wolf store.
The sale will start at pm
At Mansfield Ohio, on Sunday.
October 26, the Convocation OF
the Women of the Moose will be
held under the auspices of the Col
lege of Regents. The program will
start at. 900 am with registration.
All members of the Women of the
Moose may attend the meeting. It
will be held in the Mansfield
Moose Hall. At the convocation,
Junior Regent Cora E. K. White
will receive a green cap, signify
ing that during her year as Senior
Regent, the chapter met its re-
quirements and received tonors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
NEWS AND VIEWS OF INTEREST
TO THE VOTER
BY JACK BOYSEN and AL KALB

us. 1t was big job . . :. and it
wasn't easy.
Through every year since 1882
the same old-guard Republicans,
the same "do-nothing" Hoover
boys, have fought to cripple and
destroy the prosperity program.
They said mo- to full employ
ment :. 1870 of the House COP
tried to kill the Full Employment
Bill in 1945. They said mo" to So
cial security :. = = 800 of the
House COP voted against eXpan-
sion of social security i'll 1949.
They said mo" to price control
1870 of the House COP
voted to end all consumer price
controls in 1862. They said no"
to low reEt housing . = . to fair
prices for ouT farmers !. . : to
high minimum wages :. :. :. to a
better break for our kids.
And now they want you to send
sthem back 10 Washington.
Don't forset the closed chap
ter! Don't forget the breadlines
and the riots The Republicans
promise plenty--this is an cleo
ton year. But don't forget what
they did, what they stood Cor, how
they voted
Don't invite them to bring the
depression back.
Vote against the party that gave
your parents hard times. Vote
DEMOCRATIC for security-for
you, your family and your coun-
try.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
Christmas In Oct.
Theme OF Moose
ladies' Meeting

Carrying out the theme of
Christmas in October for Moose
heart, the Women of the Moose,
Chapter 231, met on Monday even
ing at $50 in the Moose Hall
Gifts were brought by the mem
oers which will be sent to Moose
heart for the children at Christ
mastime and also to Moosehaven.
christmas In October" is an an
nual observance Of the Women of
he Moose in order to prepare
gifts for the 1000 small and older
hildren at Mooseheart, Illinois.
The public may see the benevolent
spirit in action through the ex-
olanation and Christmas tree dis
play in the window Of Quisno's
store on Madison Street. Moose
members or friends of the organi-
;ation may bring their gifts to the
store and they will be placed un-
Ter the tree. At the end of the
month, the gl1tS Will De IOrW2fQeQ
to Mooseheart.
Initiation of two candidates,
Mrs. Gertrude Ochs, sponsored by
pianist Gwendolyn Stout, and Lucy
Debien, sponsored by Senior Re
gent Viola Debien, was held in
honor of the Mooseheart Chair
man, Celia Bodi, and her commit
tee
Speaker for the evening was
Kenneth Prouty who gave a talk
on the history of Mooseheart's
foundation by the late James Dav-
is. He explained, in most inspir-
ing fashion, what Mooseheart
stands for in the world of today.
At a luncheon following the
meeting, prepared by members of
the Loyal Order of the Moose, un-
der the direction of Edward De
bien, a Christmas theme was used.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
HENRY MARTIN cARsTENs

Funeral services were held
Tuesday morning for Henry Mar
tin Carstens, 86, who died Satur.
day morning at the Ottawa County
Home Services were held in the
Gerner & Wolf Funeral Home, the
Rev. John Braun officiating. Blu
rial was made in the mausoleum
at Lake View Cemetery.
Mr.. Carstens was a former farm.
er and trucker in Ottawa Couny
Surviving are a brother in Flint
Michigan, and numerous nieces
and IepheWs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24

LET'S PROTECT THE HEALTH
OF OUR COMMUNITY!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
STEVEN MARQUEE

The three-month old grandson
of Mr.. and Mrs Jose Marquee of
Port Clinton died at st. Vincent's
Hospital, Toledo, following a lung
congestion, on Tuesday The in
FAINT was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anselmo Marquee, Sr., of Toledo
Surviving young Steven Mar
quez besides his parents and pa
ternal grandparents are a sister
Olga; brother, Anselmo, Jr.; and
maternal grandparents, Mr. anG
Mrs. Ebristo Guerrero, Toledo.
The funeral services were helC
on Thursday morning in the Coyle
Mortuary, Toledo, at 10 am. Blu
rial was made in Calvry Gene
terry
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
ATTEND MASONIC MEET

Three local Masons attended the
annual meeting of the grand lodge
of Masons in Cincinnati Monday.
They were Alb Shively. Perry
Butler and d. Sparks, all repre-
senting Lodge 341, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
EDWARD LEE HECKERT

The one-day old son of the Rev
and Mrs. Eustace S. Heckcrt OF
Toledo, died Tuesday in Riverside
Hospital, Toledo. The infant
named Edward Lee Heckert, was
the grandson of the Rev. and Mrs
Roy Davis of LaCarne, Ohio.
Others surviving are sisters,
Carolyn and Rebecca; brothers
Charles and David; and paterna.
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Heckert of Troy, w. V.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
OFFICER ARRIVES AT EoD

End 1t Raymond L. Roberts, of
Georgetown, S. c., reported to
Erie Ordnance Depot this week
for permanent assignment. 1t
Roberts entered on active duty
from the ORC August l and was
stationed at Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Md, before coming TO
Erie. He also served in the Army
from July 1943 to July 1949 prior
to completing his college course
at The Citadel m GeorgetoWil.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
OCTOBER'S
WE'RE GRATEFUL

to Al club members
Story of Ottawa County"
formative, I'D attractive
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
ROCKY RIDGE
ROTARIANS

= at Port Clinton held 'election of their own
It their regular luncheon meeting October 21
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
The pulAi4hm4 Go4neA
OLAF RASMUSSEN

Of DanbuTy Township recently Showed the
first movies at North Bass Island and
he's working plan to give residents there a
protector that movies can become regular medium
of entertainment
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-30

Rouhson is leaving for Chicago on
June 7,h Miss Ollie Mae Bax-
ter sponsored a hayride for the
usher board Tuesday night q,
Miss Barbara Rose Hampton has
returned after spending a short
vacation with her brother and
family Of Shreveport Miss
Johnnie NJ. Ashford will attend
the recital al Hardin college 4.
Mrs. Z. V. Timer and grand daugh-
ter are in Texas visiting Mrs
Timers sister Ruby Gene
Simpson is in Chicago visiting
friends Mrs. J. c. Crinner
was in the city Sunday. Mrs. Grim
ner is the wife of Rev. J. c.
Crinner pastor OF St. Mary CINE
church The Missionary ladies
of ST. Mary church are sponsoring
a program Sunday /. Eddie Roy
Hampton viii be leaving for
Washington, D c. soon.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-30
Augusta
G w. LAyne

Prof. Eddie Brown and wife
visited here recently Miss
Louise Lowe who recently grad
uated from Carver high, left for
Chicago where she will enter
school. She was accompanied by
her grandmother, Mrs Matte
Freeman, who will visit her
daughter Clyde Lee passed
al his home in Little Rock. Mr..
md Mrs Bowman and two sons
OF Michigan motored here 70 join
other relatives to attend the fun
eral conducted in Little Rock &. .
The Mems Federated club service
will De held at Jackson's Chapel
CME church on the first Sunday
In June. Rev. Ewd Liggins, pa;-
tor Of 81. Luke NJ. B. church,
Will preach the sermon J. Pc
sons on the sick list are Mrs O.
phelia johnson, Mr.. Jones, Mrs.
Mary Wade, Bobby James, John
H. Biggers, Mrs. Ella Buchanan
who recently suffered a stroke .. i.
The Ladies OF New Salem NJ, B.
church will sponsor a homeeom-
ing program on the first Sunday
in June The Old Ship OF
Zion pageant was presented at
Jackson's Chapel CME church
Sunday night It was sponsored
by the usher board Mr. and
Mrs. E. McIntoreh have moved to
St Louis . Pvt Gayrell Upshaw
returned home TO spend 10 days
He was accompanied by his wife
and baby daughter He will re-
turn to camp soon and prepare for
overseas duty.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-30
STEPHENS sCHOOL-Pupils i

STEPHENS SCHOOLGIRLS Il
the 80 group of Mrs. Gillesoie's
room are forming summer read
Ing club with their teachar as
sponsor They will meet a the
public library each "Wednesday
afternoon.
Joseph Joshua Of the Ill group
of Mrs. Simon's room won assl
prize for his essay In the Ctean
Up Paint-up Fix-Up campaign.
Mary Daniels Of the 81 group OF
Mrs. Kings room won tirs. prize
for her poster in the same cant
paign. Both were participants on
the radio program related to
this campaign and were menb rs
of the group that had is pic
lures taken in the city council
chamber Thursday, May p.
The following Stephens school
pupils passed qualifying examina
tions recently and are e.lgioe
to take band instructions when
Trey enter the seventh grad. a.
Dunbar in September Carlton
Whitlow. Eugene Edwards. RoJs--
welt Givemore, James Dous las,
Laverne Walker. Curtis Pdws,
Maurice Williford. Boobie Stan
Icy, and John White. Ms Chr =
tine T. johnson has been their
elementary school music teacher.
Fourteen Stephens pupils were
recipients OF perfect attendance a
wards at the recent exc cises Of
sixth grade promotions. Awards
were made to pupils for o1tgtand.
ing service as patrol, traffic and
office monitors.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-30

their honeymoon TIP. Mrs Neal
Markham Of Shreveport, Louisiana
also visited the Burrells over the
weekend Mrs. Fashion Moses
is up again after a long spell Of
illness Mr.. and Mrs !. =.
Canada have gone 10 California /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Ray Har.
ris OF California are home visit.
ing parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
nard Harris Mr., and MIS-,
Arthur Mosley are proud parents
Of a fine baby Mr., and Mrs.
Unis v. Coleman made a trip TO
Shreveport, Louisiana recently.
J. NJ. Martin left for Kansas City,
Missouri where he will joia his
sister and brother.
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Strong
Cassie Melvin

Mrs. Addie Dawson Of San
Francisco California is here WIS.,
iting her sisters, Mrs. Arjo Criner
and Mrs. Larmott Evans. The
three sisters motored to Smack
over to visit their Oldest sister,
Mrs. Levi Henderson. Mrs. Rose
Champion and Mrs. Ezell Gill ac-
companied them . Mr.. and Mrs.
Tommie Climous and daughter of
Rison spent the week lend in
Strong visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Grim
er, Mr.. and Mrs Evans and Mrs.
Dawson =. The friends of Strong
who prepared dinners for the
three sisters and their husbands
were Mrs Hosea Jones and Mrs.
Sanders Jones -. Mrs, Lillian
Davis and husband were dinner
guests of Mrs. Sanders Jones re-
Gently Bean Davis and Mrs.
Katie Coplin of Foster spent the
weekend here visiting . Mrs.
Julia Mae Smith and Opal have
arrived home from a two week
visit in Waterloo, Iowa. They
were visiting Ode Smith who was
married on Mothers day Mrs
o. Lee Smith and daughter, Niece
des, have joined her husband,
Cayce B. Smith in Oakland, Cali
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'Des Arc
Ella Mae Brown

lila Nae bfohh
The morning message at Eel
loWship B. C. was delivered BY
the missionary OF the north east
district, Rev. B Roden Of Bis
eoe. Glass no. 2 was awarded both
banners in the Sunday school
Rev Roden was the dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. jim Matthias While
Rev. and Mrs. Rodgers were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l'us-
ter Holloway Douglas school
closed May 23rd. Monday night
there was a teacher-parent-stu-
dent banquet that was nicely at
ended. The band gave a nice pro-
gram. Master Danny McKisslc was
vocalist. Tuesday morning there
was a come -as-you ARE breaktaSt
party at the Cafeteria. Funds were
contributed to the church
Ode Brown entered in the V. A.
hospital in Little Rock . MIS-
Mary Smith and daughter MIS-
Ends Blue and Berniee Smith and
little son Bobie, Mr.. and Mrs
Jimmie Childress all of Cotton
Plant were the guests of Mr.. ano
Mrs Brooks Mathews and Mrs
Evans last Sunday .. Britt WI
liams is still improving. His Sis
ter. Mrs. Mary Wilborn, Is ye'
with him =. Mrs. Anna Thomas
visited her niece in Little Rock
Sunday The Masons viii eele'
brate their annual banquet soon
Clyde Curtis became i'll on 'he
campus Monday and had to oe
carried to the doctor He seems &c
be doing fair at the time OF TINS
writing.
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wessoIl



Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Mosley OF
Gallon were guests Of their daugh-
ter over the weekend Mrs
Gladys Cobb and Johnnie Beal-
sey were in Wesson Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cobb and
children were guests Of Mr.. Cooo's
mother, Mrs. Gladys Cobb
Mrs Rachel Williams and daugh-
ter, Glora Jean were guests Oh
her daughter, Mrs. Nettie Lee
Stephens Monday mite Mrs
Dollie Loggins left on her vaca'
ton to spend two months with
her daughter in ST. Louis =
Mack Moore was here over the
weekend visiting friends :
Mrs. Gladys Cobb visited her
daughter over the weekend =
w. L. Roper is still in a Little
Rock hospital He recently under
went an operation.
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Atkins
A. +. Cunningham

The funeral and burial of Mrs
Prudence Duncan was largely at
tended by friends and relatives
from out Of the state. The funeral
Grafton was delivered by her pas
tor, Rev. |. II. McCary. Pail bear
ers were J. w Ackerson, Arthur
Mcdaniel, Dave Gunnels. Elihu
Henson. Wilmar Bland. Flower
girls were Mrs Stella SWinton.
Mrs. Oma Cox, Miss Mamie Cum
bingham, Mrs. Elizabeth Moore,
Mrs. Lille Barton and Miss Will
liams. Mrs. Helen Templeton
sang and Wilmar Bland accom-
panied her at the piano. Rev
Flagg read the scripture and pray
ed. Mrs. Corene Wilson sang I'll
be waiting up there, Miss Erma
Bryles read the obituary aur
Mrs. Jennings spoke on the work
Of the deceased, Mrs. Louise
Miller sang a solo. The Cosmopo-
Titan funeral home had charge OF
the burial in the Blackville Gene
terry. Mrs. Duncan was member
Of the church from early life. Her
husband passed several years ago
She was one of the county's pub
lie school teachers for several
years before moving te St LOUIS
She leaves a son. four brothers
two sisters and a host Of friends
and other relatives to mourn he
death.
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Wi|IIlot
Clara Z. shelton

Clara Z. Shelton
May 18th was a big day a,
Shady Grove AME church The
contestant who reports the his.
est amount Of money raised over
$1,000 will receive a beautiful
prize, lamp. The sponsor is Mrs
Clara Frazier . See Mrs. Clara
E. Shelton for the Press each
week.
The colored high school had its
commencement exercises TUESDAY
evening, May goth. c. A. Ficl;s,
state supervisor of Negro schools
gave the commencement addres i
Students appearing on tn. plo-
gram included Eveleane Hicks.
Freddie Ruff, Laverne Wilder,
Hazel Mae Carey. Medals were a.
warded Miss Myrtle Marie Parker,
for best speaker in the d.aAatic
department; Miss Eveleane Hicks,
highest average in English 1epart.
-nent; Miss layerne Wilder, high
est average in home eeonom c. de-
partment; Henry James Gray best
all around boy; Freddie L. Ruff,
best athlete; Miss Hazel NJ. Carey
received certificate Of the Read
er's Digest medal for particlpat-
ing in all activities, an aWa'd ft.
best girl athlete and a sch oarship
to AM&N college. Miss Carey is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dol
phus Carey. The sixth grade class
bad its graduation exercises Nor
day May 10Th. The speaker vas ".
NJ. Stack, principal of Savage high
school in Parkdale He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. SLACK
James Ba.7kston spent the week
end at the bedside of his grand
father, Isiah Bankston Au-
thor Wimberly is on the sick list.
Mrs. Margaret Jordan is ys-
iting her parents, Mr.. AMI M S
Jasper Wilder See Mrs. { ara
+. Shelton for your State Press
each week.
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u0udIlll
Eletha Burch

The funeral Of the late Rev. I.
NJ. Hildreth was conducted at the
New Jerusalem Baptist church BY
Rev J II. Rowe The William fun
eral home was in charge Lee
w. Elliott is on the sick list =. :.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moses are
back home for awhile TO spend
week with their grand mother and
dad The members OF the
Jerusalem lodge chapter OF East
ern Stars are planning an enter
tainment Saturday Nght. Every
body is invited to attend . Per-
sons on the sick LIST are, Mrs.
Rosie Everette who has lived
here most Of her life. She moved
to Huttig but since her illness
she is back home. Mrs. Aletha
Burch IS in the sanatorium at
Alexander Mrs. Julia Green
is also on the sick list along
with Mrs Sarah Burch and Mrs
Virgia Burcn who are improving
Have your news ready when
you receive your paper I'll
wood Porter and Miss Netriee Lee
Burch were married May nth
Mrs. c. II. Parlor and Mrs. Ne
trice Lee Parlor visited her mo
Their. Mrs. Sarah Bureh Mis-
w. d. Parlor and + X. are en-
gagged. The wedding will be an
nounced later Circle no.
met at the home Of Mrs. Sarah
Burch One dollar and ten cents
were reported.
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church :. s., May 18th marked the
18th anniversary Of the Mt Olive
Baptist church. The anniversary
sermon was preached by Rev,
Raymond Green f.. Graduation
exercises were conducted May
22nd in the school auditorium.
Mary F. Brazial delivered the
validictory speech and c. A.
Hicks delivered the commence
ment address. Seven seniors re-
ceived diplomas viz; Mary F, Bra
zial, Versie L. Childs, Robert u.
Green, Lawrence Henry Juniel,
Maxine Rodes, Vera Rene Throw
er, and Theodore Towns Fol-
low our colum in the Press each
week.
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Bradley
Arnie Burreh

Armie Burreil
The Shiloh Baptist church he'll
=, rular services May 18th. Rev. [
r Mcmillan is pastor -. Arrhe
Burrell. jr Of Houston, Texas y
home visiting his parents, Mr. ano
Mrs. Armie Burrell, ST -. MI,
Jessie Mae Simmons Of New YORK
CITY visited her mother Mis.
I cyic Smith. Mrs. Smith is on The
sick list Mr.. and Mrs. Wiihe
Doneean Of st Louis spent a week
with Mr.. and Mrs Armie Buuel'.
Mr. and Mrs. Donegan were on
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Ethel

Joe Hobbs died Monday morn
ing. Funeral was conducted at
Hopewell church in ST. Charles.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. X.
Hobbs and his son, Wesley Hobbs.
Rev. Willie MCGEE. Is year
old preacher from Pine Bluff.
preached the morning sermon at
New Hope church -, Mrs. Bsr-
ry London was called to the bed.
side of her sister in Monroe,
Louisiana Joe Fitzpatrick is
on the sick list. His two children
have measles Five persons in
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Searcy
EuyandnIyu IsroWu

Nod Turner has returned from
New Orleans. He will leave Tor
Michigan this week Miss
Shirley Marts and Sgt. Nose Du-
priest motored to Pine Bluff.
Miss Emma Marts returned with
them. Phillip White is leaving
for Ohio and will be gone for ;wc
months r. l.. Roddy is leav-
ing for ST. Louis to visit his sister.
Miss Dorothy Cheets and Shir-
ley Marts are leaving for Chicago
on June 9Th &C.. Miss Ollie Vera
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fornis where they plan TO take
their summer vacation Mrs,
Lue B. Smith who has been SER
iously Ill at her daughters hume
Is now on the mend.
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What Purity Means

THE TRUE CHRISTIAN idea, the
- New Testament idea, Chrisfs
jdea, OF purity means something
far deeper and higher than merely
not committing adultry. Il means
chastity in its full sense.
II is not the same thing as cell
.bacy or not marrying. 1t is not the
game thing as perpetual virginity'
otherwise we could never speak OF
n chaste wife. Put as simply as pos
.sible, purity in the Christian sense
of the word means that sex Is al
ways to be thought Of in the closest
,eonnection with love and the home.
Z II Is not true New Testament
I teaching to say that sex Is bad
/ In Itself. II Is even farther from
the New Testament to say that
sex Is good in itself.
Pursued for its own sake, II de-
stroys the happiness of the pursuer;
taken into the atmosphere Of true
love, bound In the solemn vows OF
genuine marriage. il can belong In
q life Of real happiness and good
ness.
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Why Purity?

n MoNG THE NEW IDEAS that
"a come into the world with the
christian religion Is the ideal Of
purity, as we understand II. We ac-
knowledge our debt here to Juda-
dsm, but Judaism never pushed In
40 all the world as Christianity did.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-30

y Christianity took
over from the Old
Testament and re-
nswed with fresh
emphasis an idea
of which the entire
ancient world knew
nothing. the ideal
70 purity as Gods
viii for all Of US.
The Greeks and
Romans admired
wasfal virgins and
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.Bearden

Baccalaureate exercises We're
held Sunday in the school audi
torium. Rev Cecil Cone conduct
ed the invocation and Rev. v. L.
Morris preached the sermon. Rev.
Morris is pastor Of First Baptist
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. SP--
witIespoon

Willie Newton Ia, !,
nome from the hospital
erspoon school c,o.., .
night ;. Mr.. and "
and and. family al1ai spent sua a'
noon with their aunt ., p.
Mrs. Cradle Rsp 'e !
spent spent the weekend with '
sher Mrs Sophie n
sisters of St, Louis, Mls w.
the weekend with hs,