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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-11-20

Eileen Diller, Nancy Steinman, Mar
ian Bell, Joan Gratz, Bonnie Parish,
Janice Diller, Joyce Diller, Mrs. Har-
ley Diller, Mrs. Albert Klass, the
honored guest and hostess.
Those sending gifts and regrets
were Miss Annabelle Slower, Marilyn
Oberly, Barbara Diller, June Hochstet-
tier and Mrs. Doris Hughes.
To Wed Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Burkhart have
Announced the approaching marriage
of thc:1 daughter, Harriet, to Keith
Meyer, in the Bluffton Lutheran
church on Saturday, November %, at
2:30 o'clock.
Mr.. Meyer is the son of Mrs. Floyd
Meyer, Mt. Cory.
The custom of open church will be
observed.
American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet in the Legion Hall next
Tuesday, November 25 at s o'clock
Please bring tax stamps.
Second Grade Brownies
The troop met at the grade school
Monday, November 16. They walked
to the college and back. Is members
and one visitor were present.
Mothers Night Out Club
The meeting will be held at Mrs
Julee Amstutz's home, November 20
at 100. Mrs. Hiram Kohl will show
the pictures taken in Europe.
Builders Class
The regular monthly meeting of the
Builders class of the Methodist church
will be held Thursday evening Nov. 20
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Augsburger. Please note the change
of date.
w. S. C. S. Plans Rummage Sale
Persons having items which can be
used in the rummage sale in Lima tc
be conducted Saturday by the Metho
dist Church w. S. C. S. are urged tt
call Mrs. J. S. Steiner no later thar
Thursday evening or leave them al
Service and Ladies Aid society of the
Scout Leaders To Meet
Mrs. Vern Walker will be host tc
the Girl Scout Leaders club at hel
home Monday, November "a, at $3.50
p. m.
Bethesda Groups
| The Women's Society of World
Service andLadies Aid society of the
Bethesda Evangelical United Brethren
church met Wednesday afternoon
November 13, at the home of Mrs
Wilbur Niswander.
Program leader was Mrs. Ami
Pifer who used eve Give Thanks foI
the Living Word" as her theme.
Progressive Mothers Club
The Progressive Mothers Club will
meet Tuesday, November 25 with Mrs
Evelyn Michel. Devotions, Allent
Luginbuhl; Program, Juanita Swank.
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CARD on THANKS

We wish to flank all our friends
and customers 1 br making our Grand
Opening last Sunday such a success.
We also want to thank the business
people, employees, md friends for
their beautiful flowds and plants
which were sent to us and the musi-
clans who entertaineX us.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lors he Badertscher
Elk Restaurant
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Extension cords receive more abuse
than any other part of electrical appli-
ances.
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CARD ~ THANKS

We wish to hank our relatives,
friends and ne Bhbors for their con-
soling expires bns of sympathy at
the time of t ~ sudden death of our
dear wife and another, donna Huber.
We also wish 10 thank the Rev. Will
lard Thomas, he Rev. Owen Wright,
pallbearers, Dr.SRodabaugh, the Dill
Ter Funeral Home eSand all others who
were helpful in arW way.
Gerald and Darrell Lee Huber
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On Way To Cam Mr.. and Mrs
William Modcn. 5000 Third Ave
~ left "Wednesday, Sept 10. By
murOr, for ina Angeles, Calf
They viii be the house guests ~
Mr. and Mrs " q. Cannon
Brother And Sister, Quests Mr.
and Mrs. y W Jarka1n ~ San
Francisco left Saturday. Sept o
Tor home after Visiting Mr.. and
Mrs q Mcconnell. $40 Humboldt
Ave No Mr. Jackson and Mrs
Mcconnell are brother and sister:
Mrs JarkRDn and Mr. Mcconnell
are sister and brother
In RocbrstrTi Mrs Theresa War.
ron, 500 Fremont Ave No. spent
tho week end In Rochester, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Vern Man
ming ~ the Avalon Hotel
To Chicago: MccSrH and Mos
DANES Pouia Moore, SIT F1fth
Ave 50 and Lawson Porter 1920
Fourth Ave. 80 left for Chicago
~ attend the National Baptist
convention that ~ meeting IN chi.
cage
BARK Prom Annual Conference (!
Mr. Curtis Chiycrs and his dauRhi-
err, Katherine. Jean and Jane re-
turned sunday night from Cedar
Rapids. Iowa where they attended
the HorthWestrrn Annual a NJ r.
Conference.
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Advertisers In this paper are
proven community friends.
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Colorado Couple Here: Mr.. and
Mrs Roger Arnold Of Boulder
Colorado. have been in the city
for a week. the house guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Rucker
2844 34th Ave. So The group
spent four days on the Canadian
border fishing in the Lake OF the
Woods and reported record
catch Of pike.
On Sunday evening Sept. T. Mr.
and Mrs. Rucker gave cocktail
party hOnorinR their guests Other
guests present were Messrs and
Aosdamcs Henry Thomas. CIf,
ford Hawkins. CoIeridEc HendOn
Kenneth Thompaun. Frank Eager
John Maxwell and oscar Howard
Others extending social cDurtesics
to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold were Mr.
and Mrs. Hendon and Mr. and
Mrs. George Wells Of 81. Paul
Mrs Arnold Ii Mr. RuCker's sis
ter Mr.. and Mrs Arnold left the
city on Tuesday Sept Q for their
home in Colorado.
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Returned From Missouri; Mr.,
and Mrs. Kenneth Jones and son,
Kenneth. Jr. and Miss Anna Belle
Jones, pi4 Fuller Ave. ST Paul.
returned recently from u motor
trip to kirkwuod. Missouri, They
wcrc the house guests OF Mr., and
Mrs. william Jones and family.
Mcssrs Kenneth and William are
brothers.
III EnrOutc; MIR J. c. Wilson,
1920 Smelling Ave. was taken III
enrnuto 10 Vancouver. u. c, HO
was ON the train and taken 20
81 Vinccnta Hospital where no
remained for eight days. lie 10
improving at his home In Mime
Rpolls
First NlEhtcru' The First Night
ers Bridge Club met at the home
Of Mrs, James Brown, SSaS Firth
Avenue South. Saturday, Sept. Q.
Mira browns guoAtA were Mrs,
TRlmRdgo Carey, Jr who won the
guest prize and Mrs Richard Ses-
sionS, The first club prize was won
by Mrs Lamar Roberts. second
by Mrs. William WhitcBido: and
the third by Mrs Henry Thomas,
The ncKt club meeting will be
with Mrs w. Ransom Coins, 81.
Paul A Stork GIT was given Mrs
Richard l.. Stokes Jr,, a member.
by the club,
Returns From COnferrnCel Rev.
and Mrs NJ, /. Simmons, Martin
Luther, Jr. 37b6 Firth Ave. so.
and Mrs. Adele Howell, 22O7 El-
liot Ave. returned home from tho
Northwestern Annual A. NJ. ".
Conference which met In Cedar
Rapids. Ia
Moved Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Brown have moved 10 2h0i Fourth
Ave 50
Just For Fun Club Nett The
Just For FUN club met at the
home ~ Mrs Donald McMOorc,
300 E, 22nd 81. Sunday. Sept. 7.
Dinner Quests Mrs Wataie
Thompson, of Dcs MOineA and
Mrs Allie Wilson were tho din
ncr guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Brown. 2bOl Fourth Ave,
no. Sunday, sept 7,
Urban League TcaI The Urban
League will give their annual tea
at the Bouthtown Y. NJ. &. A..
iSth u Lake street, Sunday, Sept.
10 All are cordially invited 20
attend
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Simmons and Churby Clowers left
for Lawrence, Kas, where they are
attending the University Of Kan
sas. Mr., Simmons Is a music mai
or and Mr.. Clowers is majoring
in chemistry. The young men say
they like Minneapolis and plan to
return another year.
Another Kansan Goes Home:
Mr.. Nathan Warder left Mime
apOlis TO return to his home in
Paola, Kans. on Sept. 7. He also
lived with the f. J. Hendersons
He Is the brother OF John and
William Warder OF 1921 Fourth
Ave. So. Mr.. Warder plans to
attend the University Of Kansas
LAlsseE-nOus. fRire Club: The
Laissez-nous-faire club will meet
Saturday. Sept. - with Mrs
Harry S. Brown. TOT Iglehart
Ave.
Home And Gone Again: Rev.
and Mrs. James c. Dixon returned
from the Northwestern Annual
Conference held at Cedar Rapids.
Iowa, and left for Chicago TO at
tend the Chicago Annual Confer
ence. Rev. Dixon viii preach in
his church. st. James AME, Sun
day, Sept. II. His subject will be
impossible Tasks"
Visitors In The City are Mr.. J,
C Self OF Buffalo. N. Y. Mr. and
Mrs. George f. Hawkins OF Chi
cago and Rev. Harvey Walden OF
Chicago.
The PragmateIa Met: The Prag-
mateia sorority met with Mrs.
Bessie Powell Mansfield. 979
Charles St, Friday. Sept 8.
Plans were presented to the pro-
gram committee for a social
meeting to be held at the home
of Mrs, Charlotte Curry, $50 w.
Central. Members will bring their
husbands as their guests or a
friend. The next regular meeting
will be at the home Of Mrs. Der
tina l., King, 377 No. St Adams
Street, Friday. October 3. at
which time Mrs. Janabelle Taylor
will talk on figure toning"
Credjafawns Met: The Credta-
fawn social club met Wednesday
Sept. 0 with Mrs. Bessie Powell
Mansfield. 979 Charles st. As
sistlng her were Mrs Nilec
Lewis and Misses Nancy Norman
and Estelle Luckic.
Entertained For House Guests:
Mr. II. F. Hunter of Fairmont,
w. Virginia arrived Saturday,
Sept. 8 to be the house guest of
his sister. Mrs, Phil Hall, 1858 No
Dale st.
Wedding Guests Ieft: Mrs
Jack Walls Of Chicago. attended
the wedding Of her niece. Mrs.
John Thomas Young She left
"Wednesday, Sept. 10 for her home.
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home Friday, Sept, 8 from Los
Angeles where she spent tho sum.
mer visiting She was a brides
maid at the wedding OF Ora Ice
Caldwell white In Los Angeles
Odcl Bonford. BarbRra's brother
met her In pcS Moines and ac-
compAnicd her home.
ThrCc Generations To ChlcAEOI
Mrs Hester Sudduth, her daugh-
ter-in.law, Mrs Jimmie Lee Sud
duth and her daughter. Miss Nina
Mae Sudduth, of 62T Emerson
Ave, No. LEFT Sunday, Sept. 7 for
Chicago to attend the National
Baptist convention.
Surprised Cousins, Mr.. Emmett
Jordan OF Kansas CITY. Mo, made
a surprise visit over the Labor
day week END on his cousins. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward J. Brown and
MrH, Myrtle Potter, S7AO Fourth
Ave. SO, lie left Tuesday, Sept.
for his home,
Home From Conferences Mrs
Curtis c, Chivcra, t0I7 Clinton
Ave, So returned from Cedar Rap.
ids Monday morning where she at
tended the Northwestern Annual
A. NJ, E conference.
On West Coast Trip Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Johnigan, 2sI0 Clint
an Ave. left Tuesday, Sept. ON
their vacation trip, They viii visit
In Las VagaS, Los Angeles, Seat
tic; and Portland. Oregon They
will DO away about month.
Left For IIomri Mrs. Evelyn
Long of Chicago left for her homo
Sunday Sept 7 after visiting with
hCr Aunt, Mrs Jewell Burke. 3342
Fourth Ave No. and hcr uncle,
Mr. Eugene Johnigan, 2slO Clinton
and her brother. Julius Andrews,
33i2 Fourth Ave 80.
Returned From Eastern Trip
Mr. and Mrs A, u Caaslua. 1929
Clinton Ave. So. returned Monday
evening. Sept 2 from a motor
trip To Chicago, New York BoB.
ton, Philadelphia, Harrisburg,
pIttEburg, Atlantic CITY and Clcvc,
land They were gone about ten
days
They visited many former Min
noaotana ON their trip.
CotteFic Meets The Cottcrir
club met with Mrs. Alice Horn,
1900 i7th Ave, 30. on Sunday
August 30 This wnA a regular
bualneas meeting, All Of tho NOM
beers were present, The next meet,
ing will DO with Mrs Maud Pate
| 2SOS Oakland Ave.
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Mr.. Moore, left the city, Thurs
day. Sept. 4, by motor for Chicago
to meet his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest Charleston, 1887 Sher-
burne Ave. accompanied Mr.
Moore and they will return home
some time this week.
Canadians Visit Here: Mrs.
Laura Guilberry and daughter,
Emerald and Miss Hazel Hollands
Of Winnipeg, Canada, were the
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George D. Howard. 954 w. Central
Ave. They left for their home on
Sunday. September 7.
Visiting In Winnipeg: Mrs Ber-
nice C. Howard. 954 w. Central
Ave. left Tuesday, August 20 for
Winnipeg to be the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stock.
Visited Niece: Mrs. l. z. Willis,
1880 Sherburne Ave. visited rela-
tives and friends in Chicago. She
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Al
ston, Mr.. George Aston and her
niece, Mrs. Mary McRenney
Hops. for ten days. She returned
home Monday. September l.
Dinner For Out OF Town Guests:
Mrs. Bruce Bib, gave a dinner in
her home, 934 Carroll Ave, Satur-
day at $50 p. m. Guests were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Bib Of Of
tumwa, Iowa; DR. and Mrs. Claude
Evans; Messrs. and Mesdames w
H. Thompson and Clyde Guy OF
Battle Creek Mich: also Mr.. and
Mrs. r. s. Underwood Of Mime
apolis. DIR. and Mrs Evans spent
the weekend with the Bibb's.
Mr.. Bruce Bibb. 934 Carroll re-
turned home Sunday Sept. 7 from
a trip to Dayton. Ohio.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w Bolts had
as their weekend guest Rev. EN-
nit B Reed Of Spokane. Wash
Rev. Reed is pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church OF that city, hav-
ing served as a pastor in Spokane
for 33 years. He has served as
moderator Of the General Baptist
Association in that vicinity for %
years.
Sunday morning Rev Reed was
guest speaker at Zion Baptist. He
left Sunday night for Chicago
where he will attend the annual
National Baptist Convention.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts Sr.
and daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs Robert Warder are mo-
toring to Chicago for the Baptist
Convention.
To Convention BY Train: Rev
and Mrs. f. J. Henderson left
Monday for Chicago for the Bap-
fist National meeting The Hender-
sons Travelled by train.
Leave for School: Three college
men who have been stopping with
Rev. and Mrs. J. Henderson left
for various points August d
Emmanuel Aikens went to Pitts
burgh. Kans to answer the sum
mons of his draft board. Otis
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with guests before IN" wedding
procossional began
Rev James G. Dixon read the
double ring service Muse was
hY Mrs Harold HowIand orRnnat
und Mr Rowland W, nliai
The bride WAS given in mar.
rage by her father, che wore %
GOWN Of white satin and ChanttIly
lace In rcdingotr effect with fun
skirt. Her fingrrtip veil fell from
o Mary Stuart cap and she car.
rcd white orchids and atophn
rtia.
Mrs. Victor Galloway WIS ma.
'r0n Of honor. and Miss GrraI
Inc Harper 81 Fort Madlson
l,wa. was mad Of honor Eud"H
Haids were Miss Virginia Iihr
r"r Of Fort Madison, Mas CON.
.'ancc DIXON ~ Evara'"n III
Miss Betty Anne Carmtrhnci ~
minneapolis and Mrs Arthur M
Watt
Charles Adkins u Fast ~
louis served "a best man and
ahcrs included Edgar P,lIDw
rphn OEcal Jr.. Ronald and Don
sd O'NeaI. Cornelius Tucker and
Dinner Guests: Mrs TIM" Dan.
els. 324 East 14th Street enter
aimed Tuesday, scptembcr 9 with
dinner party In honor ~ her
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs Man.
ME Fulghan ~ Kansas city, Mo.
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The couple, who have been visit e.
ing hero for ton days, left Wcdncs.
day an their return trip home.
Ralph Graham
Mr. and Mrs Young left Tues
day for Washington. - e
where both attend Howard UNI
vcrNity Nj Young. an honor
graduate ~ Flax university, II n
senior In Howard medical school
Mr. aud Mrs Fields, parents Of
tho bride. are pr"prictnrH ~ IN"
Majestic Drug Et1re.
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On Tuesday. Mrs. Phil Hall
gave a luncheon at the River
Room and those who enjoyed her
hospitality were Messrs, and
Mines, A. W. Davis of New York +;
John Lowe OF St LOUIS; and
Mines. Leila worthington OF
Louisville, Ky. and Sidney VIII
Hams. Mrs, Minnie Raymond was
unable TO attend. Mrs. Worthing-
ton and Mrs. Lowe are cousins OF
Mines. Raymond and Williams
On Saturday night, Sept. 8,
Mrs. Hall entertained her house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Davis
and Mr.. II. r. Hunter. her bro
Their. Guests invited to the cock
tail party were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Manning and Mines.
Neha Townsend, Helen Cart
wright, and her mother, Mrs,
Ntuliit "ONAo w ANoNiiNllt,
Tenn; Sadie Fletcher. Eddress
Tibgeon, Leona Goodman. and
Sennie Gillerson, also Messrs.
John Whitaker, J. A. Smith.
Leonard Green and Mr. and Mrs.
s. w. Twtty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left Mon
day. Sept. s for Los Angeles
where they will visit before re-
turning TO their New York home.
House Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
willard Jones Of Dallas, Texas
and Mrs. Mary Young Of Tulsa.
Okla. were the house guests OF
Mr.. Jones mother. Mrs, Louis
Jones and Mr.. Charlie Young. $50
w. Central Ave. While here they
were taken fishing at Mud Lake
and Lake MinnetonkA. They made
a trip to Duluth and Taylor Falls,
also.
Here Indefinitely; Mrs. Hazel
Kicks Allen OF Mobile, Alabama.
arrived Friday, August % 70 be
the house guest OF Mrs, y. f
Beasley. 9O5 Marion St Mrs Al
len has been visiting in Chicago
with her daughter since April and
will remain here indefinitely.
Going On Trip: Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Bib. 934 Carroll Ave. viii
leave Saturday, Sept. - on a trip
visiting relatives and friends in
Chicago, Battle Creek. Michigan.
Detroit, st, Louis and Ottumwa,
Iowa.
Back To College: Misses Con-
stance Dixon Of Evanston, III. and
Geraldine Harper OF Fl. Madison,
Iowa. attendants at the Young
Fields wedding. left Tuesday,
Sept. 8, for Miss Harper's home in
Fl. Madison to visit a few days
before returning to college at
Howard University in Washing
ton. d q.
District Meeting: The Church
OF God In Christ, Gospel Temple.
is having its district meeting II
began Monday. Sept sth and will
be held throughout this week The
Gospel Temple is located near
Milton st. in St Paul
Two O'Clock Bridge Club: The
Two O'Clock Bridge club met
Saturday Sept. o. at the home Of
Mrs Leroy Lazenberry. s41 81.
Anthony Ave. Mrs Gerone Reed
was guest. She was given a
gift. First club prize was won by
Mrs, Leroy Coleman, second by
Mrs. Norman Howell and third
by Mrs. Cornelius Mobilcy. The
October meeting will be held with
Mrs Mobiley
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Visits Wisconsin ana Illinois (:
Mr.. and Mrs W TurnbDugh. $50
Bryant Ave. No, and Mrs Turn
bOugh's sister. Mrs Leila Stewart.
are visiting relatives and friends
In Madison. Wis and Chicago. H.
inois.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

To National Conference: Rev and Mrs IL W. Bolts, 1919
Lyndao Ave No. and their daughter Mrs Ella WaderS, Col
Eighth Ave No left Chicago attend the National Baptist
convention.
Home From City or Angels; Miss Barbara Jean Bcnford
daughter of Mr. O. L. BCufurd 720 Fremont No. returned
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FlELDS-YOUNG WEDDING LARGEST
IN RECENT TWIN CITY HISTORY

In the largest welding in recent Twin city history Miss
barbara Adele Fields daughter of Mr. and Mrs Lafayette
Fields SOB 81 Anthony Ave. we'd to John Thomas Young
Mr. and Mrs George W Young Of East ~ Louis III.
81 .Inma AME church, 81 Paul where both the marriage
and the following reception heidi crowded 10 the doors
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL :

Addition To Family: Mr. and Mrs Charles f. Moore of
Washington D. c. the proud parents of
Wednesday, August 81 As chosen for
the newcomer His maternal grandparents Mr..
Bernard ree Pogue of Washington his patena grandpar-
Mr. and Mrs Louis =. Moore co. W Central Ave
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Homo Prom NnFthflcldI Mr.
Bert Buckner. $50 W. Central
Ave, returned home nom the
Mortified hospital SUNDAY eve
ming, Dee, n Hr Is slowly inn
proving
Mother HCrC From Tenn Mrs.
Arthur Rlakcy. 1SS ST Anthony
Ave, IL ~ happy to have her
Mother, Mrs Adeline McChnton
here TO spend the holidays with
her and her family This 10 the
FIRST time they have been together
on Christmas for years with
them TO enjoy their Christmas
dinner Will BE- MIR, HlAkey's
brother and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Rlakcy OF Yank,
ton, South Dakota. Mr.. and Mrs
Blakey are spending the winter in
sc. Paul with the Arthur Blakcy'S
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Social and Personal
x ST, PAUL 4

Entertain Husbands The LNicE airc club members
entertained their husbands at prcChrismas party Sunday
evening" Dec 81 They enjoyed CanaprS, drinks and stump
tuous dinner the home or MIR aud Mrs Clarence Anderson
SO1 Dayton Ave All or the members we're present except Mrs
II l., Stokes " IL i'll GIFTS exchanged with
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Ou,-of-Town BIrthdAys-
ST. PAU RIRTmnAYs

Dec. n Mrs A r Harmon
833 w. Central Ave. Mrs Archie
Anderson. pS9 Rondo Ave
Dec ~ Peter Robinson, 900
Iglehart Ave. Richard Murphy.
1884 Thomas Ave. G. u wooten
4e5 Mackubin st. Mrs Ollie
House, TAT W Central Ave ,
ERrIyn r. Bell. 9I2 St Anthony
Ave: q r. Williams, AT Rondo
Ave, Diane speeSc, $40 lglchart
Ave. Glenn Smith Jr, 400 81.
Anthony Ave. Birdie Jones, 7a2
St Anthony Ave; Harry Grey Jr,
$40 81. Anthony Ave
Dec. 30 Henry Moore, Jr, 2ss
Rondo Ave; Robert Blakey, asa
Carroll Ave.
Dec. 81 Earlyns Bell Moore,
ST. St Anthony Ave. Barbara
Jean Danforth, s33 Carroll Ave /,
Betty DOdd. sos Carroll Ave. d,
Mrs. Jean Wright. 3n Western
Ave. No: Lafayette McGec, 67i
Rondo Ave; Donald James Jr;
$50 Fuller Ave. Mrs Vlckus Mo
Cowen, 776 R0ndo Ave, Anita
Louise Hin. s3s Carroll Ave Beu.
iah Mae CrIEe, $40 W Central
Ave.
Jan. I. 1868 Mrs l.. Stout b22
st. Anthony Ave Mrs Annie Mac
Brown. 500 ". Central Ave. Ar
ndId ingram. 66S R0ndo Ave ,
Mrs. Paul ". jackson, s2s ~ An.
thony Ave; Jewel SsarS Jr. 400
R1ndo Ave: Jean Marie Collins.
657 81 Anthony Ave.
Jan IN. Ransom Coins. 800
Fuller Ave. Wilma johnson, 431
81 Anthony Ave, Catherine NJ.
Clem0ns, IB9 ROndo Ave Luther
Johnson, 3i6 No. GrUtto ~
Out oi.TOwn Birthdays
Dee - Arthur AurrtS Jr Los
Angeles. Calf
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the home OF Mr. and Mrs, Martin
BrookinS, aJ6 lglchArt Ave, The
members exchanged gifts and a
very lovely gin was given to Rev,
and Mrs, James C. Dixon, Rev.
Dixon IN the pastor Of 81 James
church
In Spring flcIdi Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Smith and family, 022 ~,
Anthony Ave arc spending the
Christmas holidays In Springfield,
III Nit Smith II a Manual Train.
ing teacher In the public school
system 81 81 Paul
Service Guild rartyi The Ser.
vice Guild of 81 James AME
church will have their Christmas
party. Saturday, Dec, 81. At the
AME parsonage, $40 w Central
Ave.
That Virus Hug IHt IIardi Mrs,
Richard l.. stokes sr, 1877 ~ An
thony Ave, Is confined Ia her
home with u virus infection
Lake Cottage Burned To
Groundi The lake shore home Of
Mt and Mrs Carter Fletcher. To-
Gated at Zig Round Lake, Wis,
burned to the ground Thursday
Dec ~ The Flctchern live nj 900
It Anthony Ave.
soIoIat A. URl0n Depot Mrs.
Thelma Dorsey Thomas, daugh.
ter II Mr.. and Mrs, ! NJ Dorsey,
0a7 IgIchart Ave, was guest
roloist singing Christmas carols
at the ~ Paul Union Depot,
Tuesday evening Dec, ~ NJ seven
o'clock