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Evening star., 1952-11-26
Reaches 100, Her Goal, Dies

GREENSBURG, Ind, Nov. 26
R.-Mrs. Lucy Wilson, who often
told friends at the Odd Fellows
Home that she wanted to live to
be 100, reached her goal Monday.
She died a short time after a brief
observance in her honor.
Evening star., 1952-11-26

The Good Witch Of Ganta" is
a tall doctor with deep-set eyes
and the originator of a health in
lsurance plan that worked.
About 27 years ago he and his
Evening star., 1952-06-05

at the former "Kottler's" location.
This is now miller Meats" No.
405-which will specialize in pork
products. They carry every type,
from smoked shoulders and hams
to fresh pork rOasts, chops, spare
ribs and even very meaty neck
bones Of pork. You'll find Miller's
meats delightfully."- fresh and
mighty good eating.
Turkey has become . favorite
|Of the hostess who likes to enter
tain simply but elegantly. This
lis direct departure from the
usual turkey dinner which we
think Of for winter feasts, rs now,
lit is smart to roast it early in the
morning and serve 1t sliced cold
for buffct-style meals. How often
lon Thanksgiving, have you said
that it tasted better later that
night when you were taking OF
IsOme slices for snack? So, why
mot start with the snack? Henry
Simons at Stand 40 (NA. O777),
has some wonderful small, fresh
turkeys from this years crop.
They are young, tender and deli
ciOus!
Fresh salmon steaks, broiled to
IN turn, topped with butter and q
slice Of lemon, will make very
fine Friday dinner. You can get
them tomorrow at Javin's Seafood
IStand, No. 434. Or, take home
some nice soft-shell crabs for .
Especial treat.
| Don't worry about where to
Ipark your car. We have plenty of
FREE parking at the Amoco Sta
Ition lot near the market ON X
llStreet. So, leave your car with
lthe attendant, and borrow . cart
Ito carry all the good foods, which
llyou'n find Mt
CENTER MARKET CITY
II 5th and K SIS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-05

No more squirting over the
golf course for me! A fella
just has to have Al eyesight
to enjoy golf and other out
door sports. I fonnd that out
with my first visit to DIR.
Campbell, the registered OPP
tometrist at Ross jewelers.,
7O2 7th st. Northwest. He
used accurate scientific tests
to get ut the root Of my eye
difficulty - then prescribed
these dandy lenses for me -.
how's your golf game these
days?
Evening star., 1952-06-05

in 15-round heavyweight cham
pionShip bout.
TelevisiOn Today.
700, WTOP-Mark Evans Show:
Count Alexander A. N. de Alexander
de LuXumbury and w. Averell Har-
riman are guests.
500, WMAL-District of Colum-
bia Republican Convention: Tele-
cast of the convention.
$3.50, WNBW-Treasury Men in
Action: The drama is THE Case OF
the Sparkling Alibi."
500, WTTG-Playhouse: John
Hudson and Mari Aldon star in
"Counterplot."
$3.50, WNBW James Melton
Show: Jan Murray, Zasu Pitts and
''The Continental" are guests.
1880, WNBW-Boxing: Jersey Joe
Walcott and Ezzard Charles meet in
the 15-round heavyweight cham
pionship bout.
1880, WTTG-Author Meets the
Critics: Louis BudenS' 1.-THE Cry Is
Peace" is discussed.
Evening star., 1952-06-05

Winner please call Dick O'Neill.
at Metropolitan 5000.
NAMES IN THE NEWS-Charles
Winninger, best-known perhaps
for his Cap'n Andy Of "Showboat. "
is starring in a new series of films
for TV being made by Bing
Crosby Enterprises. "Those Were
the Days" is the title of the
dramas, dealing with poignant
Ihumor with the growing pains of
the country that is the modern
United States" Irving Mans
field is examined in the July
Esquire. "Over so million people a
week are entertained, or at least
bemused, by four television shows
built on Chis) IDEAS" the maga-
zine reports. The four are Arthur
Godfrey's Talent Scouts" 1.-THE
Stork Club" This Is Show Busi-
ness" and 1.-THE Sam Levenson
Show"
Marie Wilson's success as tele-
visions my Friend Irma" has
won an important movie role. She
is being costarred with Rosalind
Russell in "Never Wave at a
WAC" This is the film, Incl
dentally. which Miss Russell pre-
viewed" on televiSion several
months back. -. Eric Brotherson,
on the Gentlemen Prefer Blends
east. will appear on "The Mark
Evans Show" tomorrow (WTOP-
TV-7 p.mo. Alex Segal, pro-
ducer, director and sometimes both
for such shows as "Celanese
Theater" and Pulitzer Prize Play
house." will be this Sundays guest
lecturer on Horizons" (WMAL,-
TV-7:30 p.m.). The subject: "The
Future Of Television."
| X X X \
CHANGING TIMES-Fourteer
CBS-TV shows are departing the
air waves for the summer within
the next few weeks. Only five have
return dates set for Autumn. Va
cationing and then returning will
be IT Love Lucy" MY Friend
Irma," Studio One" This Is
Show Business" and "The Web
Going off with no promise yet OF
coming back will be THE Sam
Levenson Show" Mama" MAN
Against Crime" 1.-THE Ken Muir
ray Show" Songs for Sale
Draw to VIM" THE Bert Parks
Show" "Stork Club" and "Stal
of the Family" Some of these will
return, of course.
Robin Chandler and Bill Good
win will be the stars of Matinee
in New York." which will replace
the daily Kate Smith hour fol
the summer. It will start Monday
at 4 pm. (WNBW). First featured
guests will be Margaret Tuman
and Sarah Churchill.
/ Ruth Cranes TV Modern
| Woman" a 3 pm. feature or
WNAL,-TV for the past 10 months
is moving to new time. On Mon
day and daily thereafter it will be
seen at $3.50 pm. same station
of course.
Evening star., 1952-06-05
On the Air
On the Air
Sponsors, at Least, Are Eager
To Bring You TV Football
By Horry Macarthur

READY MONEY-Eight spon-
sors are standing in line ready to
pay for rights to televise the
limited schedule of football
games to be allowed by the NCAA.
. ;. This. at any rate. is the report
of the magazine, Sponsor, which
ought to know what sponsors are
up to if any one does. The
eight were reported ready. how
ever, before the NCAA announced
its plan for 1852. There are
parts of that which sponsors may
not accept without argument. . IT..
The clause requiring full coverage
in all So interconnected cities
may seem high-handed to some.
Even less palatable will be the
that sponsored games
be made available to other sta
tions on a sustaining basis. O..
No advertiser in his right mind
would willingly provide that kind
of competition for the show with
his commercials.
The latest American Research
Bureau ratings show II Love
Lucy" still well in the lead.
It's viewers, on May s, numbered
80, 1854, 900 in 11,160.000 homes.
|. It's closest competitors are
Groucho Marks You Bet Your
Life" seeen on 8.010, 900 sets. and
Arthur Godfrey and Friends,
seen in 7,770,000 homes. The
rating report also measures the
audience for a pair of special pro-
grams on the afternoon Of Satur-
day. May 3. The tour of the
White House conducted by Presi-
dent Truman, seen on all net
works, attracted $3.50. 900 viewers.
|. The Kentucky Derby, or
|CBS-TV. was watched by 9.018.-
1000.
PROBLEMS - WNBW wants
volunteers to help answer phones
when Milton Berle does his
Damon Runyon Memorial Fund
"telethon" Saturday. He'll be or
here from noon to z pm. Satur-
day with a half hour out at 4:3C
for the Belmont Stakes) ano
from midnight Saturday to 1890
a m. Sunday. WNBW (and a lot
of cancer sufferers) will be CRATE
full for any time you can spend
at the station during those hours
accepting pledges for donations
Call the NBC press department
Republic 1000.
WTOP wants to find the man OF
woman who won Alan Jefferys
services as a baby sitter. Mr.
JefferyS was a door prize at thai
same Ad Club Jamboree where
Walter Compton won Pick Temple
Nobody's claimed him, though
Evening star., 1952-06-05
Other AM Stations

,WeMS-s70 ke.-6:30 a.nn.-8:30 pm.
Wpik-73o ke.-6 s.m.-S:30 pm.
WARL-7so ke.-6 a.m.-s:3o pm.
WeAy-1,oSo ke.-6 s.m.-s:3o pm.
WUST-1,12o ke.-7 a.m.-S:30 pm.
WFAx-1,220 ke.-6:30 a.m.-8:30 pm.
WlNx-1,6oo kc.-6 s.rn.-S:30 pm.
Evening star., 1952-06-05
TeIevision Tomorrow
Fridoy, June 6, 1852

Tat 1890 Early Bird :a a. wcmsns club 1n.s hsuss
1,
z3 shsn the News sos Disc Ie News; Gos
S w G45, wkeman
$780, Daughter the Sts Miss Ruth Aes
S,
Notebook $50 Ba H Inss Figure
Breakfast Mrs. u A.;
PObm H. Ruth Lyons 1870 Little Plheus Peoples Playhouse Ats Guest
Paot $780, Johnny Kate Smith, Hawkins
1880, smrow 24 Theasr Of
PMs;
Evening star., 1952-06-05
FM Stotions

bVb SN0NhObuS
WRc-FM-sS.s Me-, Channel 40
$50 an. to ] an.
Wr0P-FM-ss.3 Me-, Channel 1a3
$50 an. to Z am.
NBUz-FM-s6.7 Me-. Chanel ~
pm. to . pm.
WASH-FM-97.1 Me-, Channel 40
2:30 to II pm.
WoL-FM-so.I Me-, chanasl 1sl
] en-. to ! an.
WcFM-ssS Me-, Channel 80
S pm. to II pm.
WFAN-1oO.3 Me-, Channel 7s2
am. to 9 pm.
WWDc-FM-101.1 Me-, Channel 80
S an. to 9 pm.
WeMs.FM-1ea.s Me-, chsanel 40
$50 an. to Midnight.
WARL-FM-1os.i Me-. chsnssi 100
6 an. to 9 pm.
WUsr-1o6.3 Me-, Channel ia
am. to 9 pm.
WMAL-FM-107.3 Me-, Channel 2s1
6 s.m. to 1890 an.
Evening star., 1952-06-05

in a 15-round heavyweight cham
Evening star., 1952-06-05
HighIiehts
Radio Today.

500, WMAL - General Eisen-
hover: Rebroadcast of the Generals
press conference in Abilene.
$3.50, WTOP-The Judge: John
Dehner stars in a new adventure
drama series.
$3.50, WWDC Wash. Reporters
Roundup: Senator Taft is guest.
1890, WMAL-Boxing: Jersey Joe
Walcott and EzZard Charles meet
Evening star., 1952-06-05

For Better Vision
Visit One of Ross
; Convenient Locations
. Dr.. Fred l. Campbell
7oz 7th s.. NV.
. Dr. A. Rosner
Gil n Sc. NE.
. Or. Joseph Cohen
i243 Coed Hope I'd. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-06-05

READY MONEY-Eigh spon- Winner please call Dick ONe
standing in line ready to at metropolitan 3zoo
eevse the NAMES IA, rr ,ryUS rhr,o
Evening star., 1952-06-05

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Visiting Sister: Mrs v j. Rice of Pasadena Calf is here
visiting her sister Mrs o. f. Crendcn 1927 Fifth Ave So
While in Minnesota Mrs Crtendcn has made reservations
60 through the Mayo Clinic in Rochester MINI
Enjoyed Visit In Minneapolis Mr.. and Mrs George
Adams OF Duluth left for home after spending
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The WAY ! SEE IT


The July Issue Of Magazine feature the
Mickey SPIIARc the prolific writing whose Mike
Hammer books commented here several months
The article reveals that 0SS6Il0 SplAne books
the magazine stands
rade SadISm have paid off SPARe who whip
y book nineteen days. reviewers tagged
SPIlAne the biggest the
hip Probation by Murphy
makes him sound completely fascinating,
Dorothy schif lady publishes
q called Publishers Saturday
section OF the
Adam Clayton Powell the Harlem politician minister and expub
Usher Her Powell
veahng date She told
Powell
Mr.. Powell good looking. Intelligent
POIsc Of
perfectly that Western being
overwhelmed In the Theological being the
world today.
Schff hearing Congressman speak
at the recent Tammany dinner here.
"When Rep Powell started couldn't believe he
much my office His public quite Although
I agreed with everything he
ca and delivery
Touche! Mrs schff hit the nail the very
When Powell ministry poncs stage
the biggest ham all time
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Out-of.Town Rrthdays-
NEW LAW HELPS
TO TRAP HUSBANDS
WHO SKIP STATE

Detroit. CAMP -- Ninety days
after the state Legislature adj
journed last week In Lansing. de-
sorting Michigan husbands will be
fair game for police In 30 states.
The unifrom support law goes
into effect then. a boon 10 fam
lies whose breadwinncrs skip
home and swell Wayne Countys
10 million a year alimony bust
ness.
The new law ties financial
strings 20 n husband who fees
across state lines 20 duck the re-
sponEibility Of family support II
permits participating states N
trade off abandonment caSoS and
try them where the husband IL
found.
II. r. Thompson. assistant
Friend Of the Court, said he was
conservative" In estimating
savings on the welfare rolls al
$500. 900 annually.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-04

Guests Of Mother and Grand
mother! Mrs Leroy Spears and
son, Leroy Jr., and daughter,
Doris Jean, OF Louisville, Ky, are
mentioning with Mrs. Spears
mother. Mrs. Mary Swain. 20
Highland Ave. No. In honor OF
Doris Jeans birthday. her grand
mother. Mrs. Swain. gave a sur
prise party for her. The guests
wcrc asked not 10 bring gifts. The
children who spent a most enjoy
able time with Doris Jean were
Cynthia hin, MarcnR Brock, Lyn-
nette Landry, Cynthia l., James,
Christine Fields, Maurice TRlley,
Joe w. Norris Jr,. Paul Leonard
Landry. Daniel Swain, Jr., Robert
Lawrence Landry. Gregory Reed,
stephen Dennis Landry and Le-
Roy Spears Jr. brother Of the
guest Of honor who was two
years old ON June "a,
Guest Of URClci Rev, and Mrs.
orville blank of Mason City, Iowa
were the house guests Of Mr. and
Mrs, Roy L. Burns, S3i3 Fourth
Ave. So, Off a few days. Mr.,
Burns Ia Mrs. Blanks uncle,
Quests Of Mira Alice MorEAni
Mrs. Mary Alice Smith and her
house guest. Mrs. DonA BarEer Of
81, Charles. Ill. were guests OF
Mira, Alice Morgan on Sunday.
Juno 20,
Korean Soldier Doing Fine; Pfc.
Ronald Stone, son of Mr., and Mrs.
Melvin Stone. sSs Bryant Ave.
No, writes his parents he 10 well
and doing fine in Korea.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-04
:, BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

ST. PAUL
.aly Henry johnson. 400
Dc ST, Mrs. Lola Edwards, 2AA
W Central Ave; wlnifrcd Jean
Iri Smith. 5000 Hardwood.
Nra, 622b Rondo Ave: Nathan
Jawcs Griffin. bS7 Rondo Ave. /:
Ms Birdie Mellow, 6Sl Sc. An
thmy Ave; Mrs, Cora A. Carr.
So, Aurora Ave: Joe Suthern.
SIS RondO Ave: Dorothy Price,
zoe Rondo Ave; Mrs, SQuilla Tay-
Tor $50 Iglehart Ave; Myrtle
Culr 237 st, Anthony Ave; Mrs.
Stella Dickerson. 66S 81. Anthony
Az RorRliA Reed, TS2 Carroll
Az Mr.. Charles Walker, bpS
lElchart Ave; Mrs, SAllie DECKER
san
July Mrs. Julia Lewis. GOT
Carroll Ave; Mrs. Lee Gwynnc,
SY0 No ChAtsworth, Mrs. Hazel
Alien. 94SH 81. Anthony Ave. /.
Edward Salter. 9p2 Carroll Ave. +;
Shirley Nelson, 666 81. Anthony
Az, Pearl BuclCner, $50 w. Cen
ira Avo,
July s-JanicS Pondcrs, 694
Rondo Ave; Mrs. Mary Carter,
sos Rondo Ave: Mr., Willie Rob.
inson. 26I Rondo Ave: Mr.. Cliff
fori BURNS, SIS Carroll Ave,
July a-Dr. Ollie Granthnm,
S76 lglchart Ave: Helen RAyc
Taylor, 776 Rondo Ave. Mrs
Marie Cole, 23T st. Anthony Ave. :;
MIR David Harper. po3 Rondo
Ave Mrs. Marie Cole, 2ST 81.
Anthony Ave; Mr.. David Harper,
R53 Rondo Ave: Mrs. Charles
Hargraves, e4i Rondo Ave.
July iO-MInnle Aliston. Se7
IElchart Ave: Mrs. J. y. Williams
67a lglchart Ave: Ruth Bloom.
4al st Anthony Ave; Mrs. VII.
liam HollomAn, 76S 81. Anthony
Ave Pauline Douglas, 426 Car
roll Ave.
July II-Mrs. 8. e. Hail, p96
IGlehart.
Out Town birthdays
July 8 Rev. c. r. r, Nelson,
Dayton. Ohio.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-04
SNACK TINE SUGGESTIONS

Ham n Cheese Rolls =. e0mbins
chopped stuffed olives and sweet
relish with cream cheese, spread on
slices Of spice ham and make into
2 roll.
Sardina Spread mix minced
Hardinss, chopped din pickle, may.
0nnaiss, mustard and season with
onion salt. Spread on thin bread
and sprinkle with crushed corn
chips.
Pineapple SpsArs spear cubs
Of American cheese and pineapple
chunk with toO4hpiek and serve 10.
ing t0Othpick for handle.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-04
Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

Visiting Mother: Mr.. John Douglas and his son. Jerome
are the house guests of their mother grandmother Mrs
Julia Douglas Lewis, 6S9 Carroll Their home is in Chi.
eago.
Flcnlc Planned The Urban League Guild Monday
June % the Sterling club Plans were completed for pic
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-04

in the lovely back yard Of the
Masons by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Shoffner. Mr.. and Mrs. Fouchia
Sonion, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hill
and her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Manuel Mason. Also present were
Charles Hill Jr., Beverly and
Corkey Galloway. Robert and
Sonia Shoffner and GGbby Kirk.
Mrs. Mason Accompanied
Daughter Home: Mrs. Manuel
Mason accompanied her daughter,
Mrs. Vivian Comedy to her home
in Chicago, and from there she
viii visit her brother. Nathan
Redmond in Canada.
To Spend n Few Days Here:
Mr.. George Austin OF Chicago
will be the house guest OF the L.
E. Willis 1850 Sherburne Ave.
Instructor At San Diego; Navy
Chief Petty Officer Charles Rus
sell, son of Mrs. Helen Russell.
6SS Carroll Ave. has been trans
ferred from Great Lakes, Ill, to
San Diego, Cal. as an instructor.
Fifteen Days At Home: CorpOr-
al Leonard Oliver Jr.. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Oliver Sr., 400
St Anthony Ave. is home from
Chaunte, Ill, air base and will
have Is days to visit.
Left City For Calf: Mr.. Hunter
Vassar, son Of Mrs. Louise Oliver,
400 st. Anthony Ave. left Friday
June 20, for Los Angeles, Calf,
where he will remain indefinitely.
OhiOan Here For Visit: Corpor-
Lewis Thompstacle Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Speese. $40
Iglehart Ave. Cpl. Thompstacle
came here from Rapid City, S. D.,
where ne Is stationed He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Thomp-
staCle Of Cleveland, Orio.
Ideal Vacation: Fishing and re-
Taxing and fishing is the way the
Louis p. Moore's 622 w. Central
spent part OF their vacation. They
spent some time at Lake Adney
and Fox Lake, and say the fish
were really biting.
StOrk shower! Mrs. Sara Fos-
ter, 2s6 No Milton St, gave a
baby shower in honor of Mrs.
Virginia Carter. 4l5 Carroll Ave,
who is expecting a blessed event.
Mrs. Carter received some very
lovely and useful gifts for the new
arrival. Guests present were
Mines. Dorothy BaIenger, Evelyn
Reed, RorOthea Burns. Minerva
Wilson, Carmen Davis. Patricia
Allen, Norma Golf, Rose Marie
Cook. Alvedia Smith. Georgia
Doty. Josephine Hill and Gloria
Howard. also Miss Alma Camp.
Gifts were sent by Mrs. Martha
Carter and the Just For Fun Club.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-04
TASTY SNACK TRAY
ia must for informal parties

For informal celebrations there's
nothing better than a colorful,
taste tempting snack tray. In hard
~ any time at all n clever hostess
can have an assortment Of cold cuts,
cheeses and hors d'OeuyTes ready ~
satisfy the heartiest appetite. As
this picture suggests, It's n good
idea 20 arrange your snack tray
around mounds Of crisp, golden
brown "FritOs" corn chips. Corn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-04

able vacation here as the guests
Of Mr.. Adams sister, Mrs, VII
liam Hyde. $3.50 Clinton Ave.
From BAltim0rci MT and Mrs,
william Jones, S9S2 Third Ave,
So, have as their house guests,
Mr.. Jones nephew and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs, O. Geo OF Baltimore.
Md. The Gees spent the weekend
Of June ~ In Duluth. the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, George
Adams.
Home From Hospitals Mira.
Emma Helm, Sli5 Columbus Ave,
was released from the hospital
Monday, June - and Ia convRleH-
cling In the home Of her Ron and
HIS family. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Helm, 1000 nth Ave. 80,
Here from DcnVcri Mira, Flora
A, Harris of Denver, Colo. In visit
ing her daughter and Ron.in' law,
MIR. and Mrs, Oscar Howard and
grandson. Jay Hendricks, $40 10,
seth st. Mrs. Harris stopped here
ON her way home from milwaukee,
where she attended the National
Baptist Sunday school convention
Mrs, Harris lives In Denver,
Dinner For Gucatai Mr.. and
Mrs, Andrew johnson had a. their
dinner guests, Mr., and Mira
George Adams Of Duluth, We'd
nesday, Juno 40
FiAhInE TTtp' Mr., George Banks
of Duluth went with friends "a
stubbs Ray and they fiShsd all
day. Mr.. Adams CatchH Two little
fish.
Congratulations BelAted CON
CALCULATIONS % grand couple,
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell c, Jones,
3T2l AIdrich Ave So. who celc-
brRted 20 years Of marriage on
June so
Dinner GucHtai Mr. and Mrs
u. u. Moulden gave q dinner IN
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs, George
Adams Of Duluth on Thursday,
June 20.
Dinner 0usatni Mrs, r. ~
Mouldon and Mrs. Myrtle Potter
3s4S Fourth Ave. 30, entertained
Mrs. Mary Alice Smith. 2D7g
Firth Ave. and her house guest
Mrs, D0nR BarRcr OF 81, Charles
ILL.,. ut dinner on Friday. June n
BrIdKc Club Metz Tho LAiaseg'
nouH-fAlro bridge club met with
Mrs, o, l., Alexander, 1892 Firth
Ave. 10. ON Saturday. June ~
Mrs Alice Morgan was n guest
First priEs was won by Mrs. NJ
X. Mcknight, second priEs by
Mrs. Oilye A. Dunn. and tho third
was won by Mrs Burrie Car
michael. Mrs. Harry \. Brown
TOT IEIchart Ave, II. Paul will b.
hostess tho next meeting, which
will he Saturday, july ~.
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Mt. PAU.

July b-Mr, and MrB. Fleet
wood Smith. 3i2 Carroll Ave, II
years.
July 4 Mr.. and Mrs Carl u.
ClGbourne, 4s7 st Anthony Ave,
Mr. and Mrs James Middleooff,
Sol W Central Ave; Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Bradley, 76i ~, An
thOny Ave,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-04


son Park. HoStesses were Mrs.
Vivian Shannon, Mrs. Merle Bell
and Miss Ruth Bowman.
Visiting Cousin: Mrs. George
Diggs Of Norwood, Mass, is the
house guest Of his cousin, Mr..
James Oliver and family. 94S
Iglehart Ave.
Returned From Ohio: Mrs. N.
Walter Coins, Co. Rd. D. and son,
Walter Jr.. 1899 <. Co. Rd. d.
returned from a visit in Cleve-
land, Ohio with DR.. and Mrs. Ira
Scott (Maymie Coins. Mrs.
Scott is the aunt Of Mr.. Coins Jr.,
and sister-in-law Of Mrs. Coins
Sr. Mrs. N. Walter Coins Jr., and
children left Cleveland and before
she returns home she Is visiting
in Durham, N. c., with her par
ents, DR., and Mrs. Albert Turner.
Feeling Better: Mrs. Walter
Long. 317 No. st. Adams St, is
home from the hospital and get
ting along fine.
To MacOmbe On Business: Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Washington, 326 No.
Grotto, viii cave about July Is
for MacOmbe, Ill, on business.
Children To Visit Mother: Mrs.
T. T. Jones, 544 Carroll Ave, Is
Ill in her home. Her daughters are
motoring here to see her. They
are Mrs. James Falkener and her
husband and Miss Mary Polk, and
they live in st. Louis, Mo.
Improving: Mrs. Daisy Lucas
1877 w. Central Ave, is improv-
ing at her home.
Guest OF Cousin: Mrs. Louisa
Johnson. Jacksonville, Ill, is the
house guest of her cousin. Mrs
Chester w. Oden Sr., $50 Fuller
Ave. Mrs. johnson arrived June
% and will be here about three
weeks.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Bell. 29l Fisk St, had as
their dinner guests. Monday, June
%, Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams
of Duluth.
To Entertain House Guests:
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Willis and a
party of friends, all from Detroit,
will arrive in the city soon and
DR.. and Mrs. Willis will be the
house guests of DR.. Williss
brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs
l.. f. Willis. 1860 Sherburne Ave.
Visiting Mother: Mrs. Vivian
Comedy Of Chicago, arrived in ST.
Paul, June to be with her
mother, Mrs. Manuel Mason. DAT
st. Anthony Ave, until after the
Fourth OF July. She Is enjoying
her visit very much and in her
honor a barbecue picnic was given
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ANP

chips are always ready 70 eat (.
just pour them out Of their flavor
sealed, moisture-proof bag &. and
their erunchy, nutty favor blends
perfectly with all kind Of cold eutS
and with both hot and cold bsvsT-
ages. Just one note Of caution 4,
be sure 20 have plenty Of "Frftos"
corn chips on hand for your paTtisa
They 60 faster than the pT0vsrbial
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-04
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

MINNEAPOIIS BIRTHDAYS
July 3 Evelyn Chatham. pSp
AldriCh Ave; Willie White, 233G
Fourth Ave So.
July o Lauretta Shepard, OIL
Bryant Ave. No: VestR Foseley
42S Colfax Ave. No. Mira. SAlliC
Fisherman. 888 Rondo Ave.
July 4 -Claude BuTnaugh, 36O6
Clinton Ave.
July a-Jamcs u. Crawford
1921 Firth Ave. 30.
July 10 Mrs. II. r. Russell.
bOip James Ave. No: Thomas
Donaldson, Jr.. 1895 Fourth Ave
So. MalvinR Woodland, 1923
Emerson Ave. No: Rosalins Sims
1888 Fourth Ave. So; Mrs. LILLIAN
Simpson, bl27 James Ave, No.
July IL Mrs. Bertha StRrkR,
29O6 Portland Ave.
Out of Town birthday
July b-MrB. Anne Arnold
HedRcman, $50 y. St. N w,
Washington. -. &.
July Janet ". Sessions,
Washington, -. e.
July S-Ptscilla A. Allison,
Columbus, Ohio.