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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-28
TOMoRRow's
sOUTHERNMOST

CONTINUED from Page onel
from the guest list Of the Casa
MaFina Hotel and will be siran-
gers 10 eli contestants and their
parents.
To date eight Key West mer-
chants have contributed . total
OF SOS in prizes which vii be
distributed In twelve easegories
A local studio Is also Offering
large protralts free 10 al prize
winners. and each contestant will
be photographed as TREY parade,
photographs available On request.
Plans for the parade II the
colored children which vas 70
have taken place later in The
afternoon have bowed 70 ST
Joseph's soeiesy Which slways
holds . parade % Easter Manaay
81 3 fmnd raising henefil Rather
thar compete wsEE sgch i Worthg
cause, the Commslfet naFa tura.
ea ever 70 the s.. t0seps society
al prizes which weald hsss beer
Eivea sn ire sunday Parade, for
tee benefit ~ re Society
According to an announcement
iris parade wIIl begln ~ TIE
corner 81 Angela ard Thomaa
Street ard I'll ternEnate IS tbe
Community Haa mAeTe 5slng
I'll BE- docs. Il wi take place
CO Easter Mssazg. tine u be
ana1nse4 later.
Remember gee aasy Qualities.
saa year eAas4 @e8 Is p&ss
f4s4tw 10 fhe sFMws EaK-
fee Parade II thaz - gg sc wst
he twsssx years It ege e. anaeg
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ROLAND ADAMS
Continued from Page one)

NSOnunueu from rage One1
ago, and has made a name for
himself in the business world of
Key West.
He was member of the Key
West Rotary Club and viii be
greatly missed from the ranks Of
the club members.
Funeral services win be held
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock
from the chapel of the Pritchard
Funeral Home with the Rev.
Ralph Rogers officiating. Burial
viii be in the family plot at the
city cemetery.
Pail bearers who have been
chosen are Juan Lopez. Harry
Baker, Howard Wilson, William
A. Freeman, Earl Adams, Edel-
miro Morales, John Gardner, and
Paul Sher.
MIR. Adams is survived by the
widow, Mrs. Irene Adams OF the
home, 240l Seidenberg Avenue;
two. daughters. Mrs. Charles
Lowe and Mrs. Fernando Camus;
two sons, Gerald and Benjamin
Adams; one sister, Mrs. Marion
Ennis of Miami; six grandchil-
dren and two great grandchil-
dren.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-28

NEW YORK M--LadieS, you've
learned the art of staying young
and lovely. Maybe there'n be more
money in the bank for you now if
you see that the man in your life
is well-treSsed, too.
! have always held that a gray
haired man looks distinguished,
and bald-headed geezer is more
romantic lover than q boudoir full
of these curly-haired young male
movie stars whose skulls are dan
druff nests and who have to paste
beaver fuzz on their chests to look
virile.
Ten million American baldies
say I'm right. But my wife says
I'm crazy, and Albert the noted
hairdresser, who isn't any kin, just
says I'm wrong.
Albert, who operates kind of
masculine Fifth Avenue Charm
School for the weary business ty-
coon, says it is high time for the
average man to steal a bit from
the household budget and start pea
cooking himself up bit.
''This is important both in terms
of love and money" he said. 1.-The
American wife keeps her youth in
middle age. She is a gorgeous
strawberry or silver blonde. But
her husband is a gray shadow who
looks at least Is years older. She
looks like sister. He has worked
hard and hasn't taken care of his
appearance. So he looks like grand
pa.
"But this is an age Of youth and
vigor. Men who are gray or bald
find it harder to get promoted or
land a new and better job.
"A wise man also should never
lose his head-or his narrower a
woman. Because be win need both
to get another one"
Kind Of disccuEaging TO us bald.
les. What can a man do?
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REFERENDUM ON

CONTINUED nom Pare 0nel
we'd Dade County a. deputy ior
many years.
The new Sheriff Is ealing AR
4 referendum on his omnibus hill
which would abolish the fee are.
TEN and provide for salary and
budget for his office. This win b
voted on. he said, in the 1854
state and county election.
Spottswood also asked for re-
gistration Of all criminals Whe
have been convicted in this OF
any other state. He said this
would enable him to pick up Sus.
poets more easily.
SPossswoed IN infrsavelna Ne
legislation BLASTED He ouimoA-
I'd shsriffss etsles. ssaslne ihse
there had been ~ Improve
msnfs there In 50 years. Ne ssla
that he ives selas 70 sako n
easy en- The taxpayer. BY ne
asking for ell sxpsnslen IN any
ere year.
~ have . four yepF plaR,"
said HE Yeuns Sheriff. ''Raeh
year I win ask feF eeFtnlD In
provemsnas."
City Commissioner Louis N. J.
Eisner who sat with Commis-..
sioner John carbonell and Mayer
C. B. Harvey il the crowded
room said:
II think the Sheriff's Office &
the most important Ia the eoun-
ty and that Is should have what
it needs. We should back up the
new sheriff."
Eisuer lost his race against
Spottswood for Sheriff last Nay.
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nv IARGON EXPLAINED

NEW YORK R-0ne az televi-
sicn's newsxt terms, ''UHF.Tv," is
the deseEipsien 81 n<w ehsnnels
ngw being tsksn eYsr In The ultra
hiaA freQueney FaHsiKg from &c 70
- mss2sysies. Tksrt u feoz for
20 ghannels.
The cider ~ saae. VIII ar
very Aigh fre0uenekes has IL
ehaaneAs. sxiending inssrmntsaaly
frem = 10 rs mskaryries.
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USO Open House
Tomorrow Att

Key Westers and visitors are
cordially invited to attend the USO
Open House tomorrow at Jackson
Square from pm. to 5 pm.
Refreshments will be served.
Guides consisting of the Girls
Service Organization and Service
mems Council youth will be on
hand.
Opening for servicemen and in
vited guests takes place tonight at
8 O'Clock.
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PAPY'S HEARING
CONTINUED from Paro 0Ne'

NNVAAhucu tkQkn ENB0 48*b
from four TO eight hours & day
on county business. The increase
was approved after lengthy dis
cushion.
One young man identified only
as John Thompson began his %.
jections when Gerald Saunders
presented the bin for TIE estsb-
hshment Of an advertising con-.
mission to distribute funds N,r
promoting the Keys to press. Fs-
dio and other media.
''You cant hear The radio sta.
ton beyond Marathon" he inter.
posed to the general laughter 81
the crowd and the discontinue
of Station owner John Spottswood
who was sitting 81 the head
table.
The latter was further dlscom.
fitted when he presented IFS re-
gistration Of gun bills. Earlier his
plea for salary and expenses Tor
his office, rsther than ices had
been approved. When he pFesent.
ed the gun Liquidation, hswtves.
State Attorney ]. Lancelot Lester
leaped to his feet:
"John hes spFDne Shib IN -
me. IFS . Lew Inst feule - 70.
cert people End dessnf - afS.
thing - catch ne eglmIAela.
told Jeha ihls end hS seld lhss
he weuldn'l lNsFodeeo ME hIIl.
lf's enly beeeusa ~ Me 6oples.
able lsnesanee - ~ lev alas
Ne lnirs60ees shIs. Ne eovli ee.
rest psrsons win ssas n Z eer
vndsv the seaseslsd wRepaap
law"
spettswood rose 10 hts isel I'd
said:
Il withdraw this BIN asd will
get together WITH ny fyiond, NJ.
Lester who IL nov mad q ne"
Representatives. ol Ne NetlcasI
Rifle Association Phllllp Melfat-
iers and Ben FreeF. also eppsts6
the registratien a. guns e the
grounds that Il does nothine y
stop crime.
Spottswood had said he waited
the Law 80 that Ne could pick %
suspicious characters and ha VITA
in the law. He stressed thst he
wouldn't 90 into peoples komsa
and demand rsgistration u tbsir
guns used to protect themselves.
Immediately after the inter-
play between Lester and 9polia-
wood. the State Attorney i1iro-
dueed bis expense blll Which
would provide . Minimum 81
$500 > year for The expensss q
bis Office.
That vas approved a. vas IL
500 Q year Increase asked fsr
By Criminal Court Judge Thsmas
Caro-.
County solieitsr AIlaa 3. ciaafa
Jr. asked fer 90 Increase y
t7soo : year Tor his -: cnm-
nal Court clsrk Harry Dneee
asked for . raiss - e5IB Z menlA.
Peace Justices IKn AlbuTy 80
Roy Hanlin askea ~ 80 Q
month saiaFy. instes6 q feess
plus SIS . monfh expenaes. c.
stable smokey Joe k8elao1a, -.
20 for SO . moaih salary
Chalrman ~ ne Menroe cegs-
~ Asit Mesquite District said Ne
ard hss fsiioN bard membeFa
stnfsd - nereaae il pay. -
eaass fksy slvt her ssgyiteg Ne
ID aak ~ . LILAC a - ~
tafion 90 fhs amean1 ehsy esm
take ct Il fha to funf. ~ 80
senl thst Limit II szs 80 II eas
mn lsvy Ter Glhtine mosqpess
81 saiss Rers us f1st sneanl
shls rear. an1 ke r1spsse9 fAat
tie UlAtTset Be aatate6 a ~ 81
smNsas Il yitld ira tttt So
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pFNFe6 To nexl stare ~ 80
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a word often repugnant, shall we
saw that Simon was Unanswered
into carrying the cross. Those
that are unanswered into the
Kingdom might find it as adj
vantageous and helpful as did ST.
mon for it is said his two sons,
Rufus and Alexander, were
workers in the early church.
Mark 15:21).
There seems to be just a little
compassion at the cross. II was
customary to give the sufferer
on the cross wine mingled with
gall to ease his pain. Mark speaks
of wine with myrrh which is an
opiate but Christ refused il. He
wanted to meet death with open
eyes and see his plan through to
the end.
This being the case he was
able to see the scripture fulfilled
as they parted his garments cast
ing lots for the same. He was
able to hear the ridicule Of hts
tormentors as they sneeringiy
said. "Thou that destroyest the
temple and buildest il in three
DAYS. save thyself" Tvs. 40) He
was able to bring hopeful note
to the repentant thief at his side
when he said, To-day shalt thou
be with me in paradise" luke
2'.F.) Jesus was able 70 see the
whole repulsive procedure except
the last act which was most en-
couraging when the centurion
said, Truly this was the Son OF
God This is the conviction Of
all Christians down through the
centuries.
A few years ago a forum was
held in the city Of Northampton.
Massachusetts. A Professor Kirt-
lev Aiather, distinguished geolo-
gist Of Harvard. was the speak
er. He was . Baptist laynlsl and
was stating his religious phiioso-
phy. He said that he believed
there was 3 Divine Administrator
presiding over the universe and
guaranteeing the triumph Of per-
sonal and spiritual values. When
the forum gas opened for qaes-
tons. someone asked. @How can
you believe in : Divine Adratnis-
traitor governing His universe
when Jesus himself has been -
cruelty defeatedg" Locking bic
u,aessioner straight in tire ere. DR..
Mather said. 'in the light II what
Jesus Christ said and did while
He was on earth ard in the light
~ wf1at has been done IN His
mare, Do you really believe Je-
sus was defeated I don't"
DF Frank Mead gives the pic.
tage 81 ire srene a. the erpss ~
nIsesng BarabEas II re foat II
- center er48 He vas drunk.
haas with wsne ard hall with ~
unsupported freedom As ~ kseod
itegs wsh les apart. licking np
INTO shas faer or sfe cross. tizege
was sousshira stFonkeg thar sire
sfas made him ssaggey and reel.
TIE Isering gria left his face ard
as he asahea rs trembling hanas
across Is eys& he sad Jeho.
Yah Cad Tnass ny cr0se h@a
aysng o. 1esss 80 De en car
ef@s3-foF shs So g the wkoss
asa1
Saea8 pFssxs m1r D. maAe -
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GUERRERO GETS
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attention Of not only city police
but before Criminal Court Judge
Thomas Caro-.
When appearing before the lat.
ter, prior to the voyage Of the
'Ramos," Guerrero said in some
understatement:
'.Pm not an ordinary shrimpse,
Judge"
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VITA BARROSO is
(Continued from PAGE Onel

rangements. which is composed
of Russell, Aren't 7. Siursen and
w. Nat Burma were profuse in
praise of Mrs. Marian Stark for
the aid in putting on the contest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-28

Unless fhsrs Is some change In
the schedules recently issued by
ths P. and o. 5. S. company, HE
Cuba makes her last trip to He
vans today. With fhs return Of
The ship from Cuba tomorrow
afisrneon. she will be taken out
ef service until travel from Key
West shows IN increase.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-28

One Of the most delightful social
affairs Of the season, was the par
ty given Friday night by Miss
Mary Cleare at the home Of her
parents, GIL Eaton st.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-28

It takes intelligence to admit that another Is smarter
than you are in most respects
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-28
Key West In
Days Gone By
From
The Citizer, Files
70 YEARS AGO TODAY

From the classified columns: For
rent: Newly furnished house, mod
ern conveniences, $1,000 per
month.
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J. N. coster. leesi agent Of The
?. 3. {. end P. and o. s. S.
eompany, leff Yesterday sftsr-
noon for . business visit 10 Nj
ami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-28

The Cuba arrived from Havana
o'clock yesterday with 4s passen-
gers, 10 Aliens, two automobiles.
The S. S. Florida sailed for Ha-
vsna 12:1S yesterday afternoon
with IL passengers from Tampa,
90 from Key West, 200 sacks Of
mail and one automobile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-28

A good lOafer is an artist at his profession.
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e. p. Hoseboom, post com.
mandsr Arthur sawyer Pest Ne.
20, American Legion, wants ell
members 81 ne post 70 bring
their wives, mothers and sisters
10 me meeting 70 be held tonight
In shs Marine hospital 1850 o.
eleek. The purpose Of HE ssiher-
Ing Il 10 effect the fermstion 81 .
unit 81 the American Legion Aux.
Hilary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-28

City Council tt > special meet
Ing held last night accepted the
report Of the committee appoint
cd to draw up q plan for the is
suanc Of city scrip. The plan is
to issue scrip in the form Of
checks in 50 cents and 81 demon
nations. which is 10 be self.
Iiquidating. not more than 50 GO
worth TO be issued III any enc
time.
10 YEARS AGO TODAY
March a. is<1 fell 90 svnasy.
Ne eisixan.
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Friday evening 81 7:3e e'elsek
there will be . meeting Of HE
Emergency Relief ceuneil 81
Monros County In iha Eeems 81
ne Chamber Of commares.
Chairman william W. DamsFisa
has anniuneed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-28

Work has started on the re-
pairs to be made on the bulkhead
at the naval station. Two car
loads Of lumber were received.
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mber Florida Press Association Associate Daies Florida
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-01

entered Midway Hospital on
Thursday. April ~, for treatment
for injuries suffered In an auto
accident that occurred on April Is,
Bahy Daughter, Mr., and Mrs
Sterling Duke Jr,. 1890 kimher.
lake are the parents nf seven
pound, three ounce girl, born
April ~ In St Joseph hospital
The baby Ia fine, but Mrs. Duke.
who has been critically ~, has
improved slightly. but Is Stin crit.
cal and unable to have visitors
The maternal grandparents or the
baby are Mr.. and Mrs A, n, ban
ham and the patrrnal grandpar-
entH are Mr.. and Mrs, Sterling
Duke. sr
MANIIeld PTA MeetinEi There
will be an important mass meet.
ing 81 the MaNfield PTA In the
school on Tuesday evening, May
o at q p, NJ. All parents, friends
and organizations are especially
urged 20 be present Tho commun.
lty will be- brought up 10 date an
TO the action Of tho school hoard
concerning the status ~ n new
school Important discussions ~
% further action win he settled
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-01
Johnson Urges New Men
For New Council In Ilth
Word AldOVmdRlS Rueo

Earl /. Johnson, tO37 18th Ave.
So, n candidate for alderman In
the nth Ward, u n pTacticing at.
torncy. married. home owner and
a member Of Mount Ohvet Luth-
ern Church Johnson graduated
from Central High. University Of
Minnesota and Minneapolis.M Min
ncsota College Of Law,
lie states that the people of this
city two years ago overwholm-
ingly indicated that they are fed
up with out present system by
approving a new Is man council.
Hodge -podRc legislation and com.
placency In office has been the
theme of our present government.
The old tune has played long
enough" said johnson.
In order 10 make the change
complete We must wipe the slate
clean by electing new men for n
new council no A. 10 have gov
eminent by laws. not men, can.
didAte johnson averred this week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-01

NJ, Lafayette Harris. president Of
Philander Smith College, LATHE
Rock, Ark,
willing Workers Club: The
willing Workers Club Of Bethesda
Baptist church will meet on
Thursday. May II, at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Jones,
22O5 Smelling Ave, at 3 p. m. Re-
member this date, The president
urges all members to be present.
WeIcOmc Home; Airman First.
class Wayne Clark, son Of Rev.
and Mrs, c. l.. Harris, 2T3T
Eleventh Ave. s., Is home on .
30 day furlough from Anchorage,
Alaska. on his return. he will 10
to Washington. u. &.
VIII Enter Hospitals Mrs. DOro-
thy, Moore. 252e Oakland Ave,
will enter Fairview Hospital for
surgery on Friday. May l.
WIN Reside On California; Mrs,
Jean Carter. 3s4i Third Ave. s.,
will leave the city for Pasadena,
Calf. Saturday. May 2, 10 Join
her husband. Norman. The Car.
tiers win make California their
future home. Photo elsewhere.
Birthday Party On April 10,
Harry Davis Jro son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Davis. ST.. ll07 Emsr'
son Ave. No. celebrated his sew.
enth birthday with a group Of his
classmates, who gathered at his
home after school was out. On
arrival the youngsters were
treated 10 Snacks. then they
played different games, after
which refreshments were served.
Harry. Jr.. received q number Il
lovely gifts. His classmates who
Joined In the fun with him were
Barbara Jean Harper, Cherry
Everett. AlomA Baatell. ChaTlew'
Eetta Irwin. Janice Warfisld. Joan
Marie johnson. Marvel BarhH.
dale. Teddy Crockett. Roy Vern.
ado. Rita Jean assisted her mother
with the serving.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-01
SuSURBANITES HOLD
REoUlAR MRETINe

The suburbanitca met At the
home Of Mrs. Arvalia Smith, A7s
81 Anthony Ave, on Friday
April ~. The meeting opened at
= p. M. with tho president, Mrs.
Hazel Fulbright. handling the
ERvel.
Committee reports were made
and business taken care o. On tho
next meeting date, clothing col
Iccted to date, will be- sorted,
packed and mailed to the school.
Those who have clothing Ia do.
nate, please call Mrs, Queen Tay'
Tor, ia, 26b0
Mira, Vsrda Williams was Ac-
cepled ~ n new member. After
adjournment, a delicious lunch
was served by the hostess.
The next meeting viii be at the
home ~ Mrs, Gloria BowaeT. 400
81, Anthony Ave On Friday,
May T.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-01

on April - and left for her home
on May 1.
10. Agnes Guild: Mrs. Barbara
Long, 2Si3 Chicago Ave, was the
hostess at the regular meeting Of
ST. Agnes Guild Of 81. Thomas
Episcopal church ON Wednesday
evening April 20.
Visits Parents In Des MOlRes;
Mrs. ThelmR Mcintosh, 900 Bryant
Ave. N. as a birthday gift. was
the guest of her parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Wesley, in Des Moines, Ia.
Mrs, Mcintosh left Saturday April
20 and returned home Tuesday
April %.
Attend spanish War Veterans
Banquet: Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Ly-
tie, Mr. Arthur Todd and Mrs
Eva Neal attended the annual
banquet OF the United Spanish
War Veterans. held In the Com
modore Hotel st. Paul, on April
IS. Mr.. Todd is commander Of
Colonel Charles e. Young Camp
No II. Mrs. Neal Ii president OF
the auxiliary and Mrs. Lyle IL
secretary.
Spends Weekend In Chicago
Mrs. Gertrude White. 22O9 Elliot
Ave. left by plane for Chicago.
on Friday April "a. to spend the
weekend with friends and to at.
tend q Masonic dance. She return
ed home on Monday morning,
April n. Mrs. White is Daughter
Ruler OF MinnehahA Temple i26
Of the Elks and is a very capable
and tireleSs worker and In loved
by all.
Hosts To Mrs. Bsthune; DR..
Mary Mcleod Bethune was guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs John CowIeR dur
ing her three day visit TO Mime
apolis. On Monday afternoon Mr..
Cowles entertained informally a
few Of the business leaders OF the
Twin Cities at the Minneapolis
Club for the purpose Of having
them meet Mrs. Bethune and DR..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-01

first; Mrs. Maxine Jones, second
and Mrs. Connie Poole. third. A
delicious lunch was served by the
hostess The next meeting will be
held ON May 81. at the home Of
Mrs. Grace James, INA Fourth
Ave. N.
Returns To Duty; Harold Tur-
ner. Mp Of the u. s. Army. son Of
Mrs. J. 8. Daniels, 511 Emerson
Ave. N, who has been home on a
two week furIough, returned TO
duty at Fort Leavenworth, Kans..
on Thursday, April 10.
Baby hoy; IT'S a baby boy at
the home of the Mack Sudduths,
911 Emerson Ave. NJ, born April
7. at General Hospital and weigh
ing six pounds and ten ounces.
Geary Neal Is the name the Sud
duths have chosen. Mrs. Hester
Sudduth In the paternal grand
mother.
HOnae From Hospital: David
Thomas, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Thomas. S12 Bryant
Ave. N. was returned home from
General hospital where he aad
been confined as a result Of in
juries sustained when his arm was
caught In the wringer Of his
mothers washing machine, Mon
day. April 20. David 10 slowly re-
covering.
Helpers Club: On Sunday after
noon, May "a, Mrs. NJ. C. Evans.
3740 Fifth Ave. So. viii be hos
tess TO the Helpers Club Of st.
Peters AME church.
HOspltAliEed: Mr.. Ralph Crow
der, 1901 Portland Ave. entered
Veterans Hospital on Tuesday.
April n. for treatment and a
check-up.
Des Molnes Visitor: Mrs. Alice
johnson Of Des Moines, Ia. ar
rived in the city Saturday, April
IS. for a ten day visit with her
niece and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Allen Jr.. 1904 Fifth Ave.
8.
New Club Organized: On Satur-
day evening. April IS, a few
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-01

Some people do not care To Inn
prove their lot, and they are hope.
leaa.
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We are = little suspicious 81
people who eat everything,
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Mrs. rh@lnu Mcintosh
SuFpriS0d On Birthday

Surprised On BtTehduY
When Mrs Thelma Mcintosh,
900 Bryant Ave, N, left home for
y short visit with one Of her
neighbors ON Friday evening,
April -, she didn't have tho
slightest mixing that anything
unusual would happen.
Imagine her surprise and de-
light when she returned and en-.
tered has living room and found
a group OF hor friends awaiting
her with greetings Of Happy
Birthday"
II then dawned upon her that
her friends had not forgotten hor
birthday and had planned this
party In her honor, They had the
table beautifully set with a lovely
decorated birthday a. the center
piece,
The many beautiful gtfts were
then presented 20 her after which
followed a delicious lunch which
had been prepared and brought
In by the group,
The rest Of the evening was
spent in watching Tv and social.
iEing which was enjoyed by all,
Guests present who helped In the
celebration werr MeasrR, and
Mines. Erble Chatham, Robert
Chatham, Herbert Ranks, Elmer
Childrcaa. 0ayneH McIntosh, the
Mines. Lenora AdRiT, Rose Cal,
loway and Mr., Charles Lam,