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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30

'It's guaranteed to give the peo-.
pie of this area well-balanced
preview of things to come," he
explained.
A number of exhibitors have
made special arrangements with
factories to show latest develop
ments in the appliance and home
field prior to national release.
Exhibitors who will positively
be in the show are National
Homes, Catawba Marine Sales,
Sam Amato's Port. Clinton Sales
& Service, Necchi Sewing Ma
chine, Heineman Distributing Co,
Home Insulation Co., Misch Stu
dio.
Glass Heat, Inc, Branum & Sorg,
John Stevens Oil Co., Harry STEM
sen Cities Service Products the
Ohio Edison Co., Bob's Economy
Sheet Metal, Mulligan Electric.
East Clinton Lumber Co., Portage
Concrete Products.
Port Clinton Lumber Co., HI. l..
Gates & Son, Browns Marina, Gem
Boat Service, Ohio-Michigan Dis
tributors, Gene Widman Co., Otta-
wa County Association of Insur-
ance Agents.
In addition to well-balanced
display of latest home and build
ing products, special entertain
ment has been secured for the
five-day event through the Paul
Spor Agency, one of Americas
top booking agencies. M
Such well-known and outstand-
ing radio and TV artists as the
Glenn Trio, Lloyd Thaxton and
Barbara, Art Barrie and others
will appear at the show in addi-
ton to style show featuring To-
cal models and wearing apparel
obtained from Port Cl;ntnn shops.
Drew a red circle now around
the dates-Feb. IL to Is.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
OUR MAHBOX

To The Editor:
The Cubs, Den Mothers and Of
ficials of the Cub Scout organiza-
ton wish to express their sincere
thanks to all who helped make
their fifth annual Minstrel an ar
tistic success. A very special
thanks to Mr.. Sims, Kay Lutes
Studios in Sandusky, Mrs. Joseph
inc Everett and music director
Harold Reitz for their splendid
cooperation and encouragement.
Bill PhippS
= Eddie Edwards
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Mayor Speaks At
Union Meeting

Mayor Carl Becker discussed
the possibility of new factories
moving to this city when he spoke
Sunday afternoon at the member.
ship meeting of UAW-CIO Local
497 in Union Hall, Maple Street.
Mayor Becker also discussed
the Ohio penitentiary- Camp Perry
proposal and stated that he
thought Camp Perry would be an
ideal spot for the penitentiary and
that its transfer here would be a
boost for business as many guards
would live here while working at
the proposed penitentiary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Wenger Speaks At
Gamers Meeting

Leroy Wenger, Sandusky, was
one of Is speakers Wednesday and
Thursday at the Ohio State Univ
ersity conference on vegetable
and fruit processing in Columbus
The program was sponsored by
the Ohio Gamers Association and
the university's horticultural de
partment. Wenger, manager of the
Lake Erie Canning Company, dis
cussed the lagoon SYSTEM of waste
disposal at his plant and told how
separated water is treated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Youth Hurt When
Struck By Car

Robert Gall, Is, of 2O4 East
Sixth Street, suffered minor in.
3uries late Monday afternoon
when he was struck by car re.
ported driven by Raymond Ahrens,
2Q.- Route 2.
3 According to police reports, Mr..
Ahrens was turning into the alley
Between Allan Brothers garage
and the p. c. Fish Company in
North Madison Street, when the
accident happened. The youth was
treated by DIR. Alfred Miessner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Art Barrie Booked
For Builders Show

Art Barrie, weIl-known radio
master of ceremonies, has been
booked to appear the afternoons
and evenings of Feb. Il and is,
closing days of the gigantic first
annual Ottawa County Home and
Builders Show !.
Arrangements TO secure Mr..
Barrie were completed today. and
add another celebrity TO the star
studded entertainments program of
the five-day event.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd sherk ac-
companied by the latters sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Gail
Whitinger returned Friday from
Washington, b. G., where they had
spent inaugural week. The Sherks
visited with friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Jordon, and the Whitingers
stayed at the Carroll Arms Hotel
which is near the capitol. The
Whitingers were privileged with
formal gold engraved invitations,
programs and reserved seats and
saw the Inauguration and parade
from choice seats, only about sew
enty-five feet from the ceremony
place. On Monday Mrs Sherk and
Mrs. Whitinger saw the beautiful
decorated stores downtown n d
miniature models of the presidents
and their wives in the WQQdWard-
Lathrop store and the life size
models of the presidents and their
wives in the Hecht's st6te. The
models were automatically dressed
as in the years they. were presi-
dents. Tuesday morning the Whit
inger's were Iii their seats at 9:30
d. m. The Sherks being familiar
with Washington having lived
there several years enjoyed the
festivities from advantageous
points along tie line of march.
Mrs. SherE stood Oh Constitution
Avenie, near the capitol from $3.50
i. IN. until $50 p. M. never leaving
the spot until the last sof the mann,
moth parade passed hys
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30

taxpayers money in that proceed
ures are simpler and no juries are
involved unless specifically re-
quested by both parties. He sug-
gested that the local justice room
in the City Hall would be large
enough for the judge and clerks
offices and that the council room
is large enough for municipal
court.
A meeting of the Ottawa Coun-
ty Bar Association is scheduled
for this Friday at which time fl
nal plans will be made before the
state legislature is asked to ap-
prove the request. A meeting with
county commissioners is also
slated for early next week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
CAR DOOR DENIED

A parked car owned by Frank
lin r. Dubbert, 424 Madison ST.,
was damaged last Saturday night
when it was bumped by an auto
backing up at Monroe and Alice
Sts., police reported. Driving the
other car was Gilbert L. Hatmak-
er, Ottawa DR..
According to police, the right
rear of Hatmaker's car and the
left front door of Dubbert's auto
were damaged.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Heads Nursery
Group In State

Joseph L. Strickfaden, Jr,, San
dpsky, has been elected president
Of the Ohio Nurserymen,s Asso-
citation at, its 46th annual conven-
ton held last week in, Columbus.
Operator of Strickfaden Nursery
ia the neighboring city, the new
state association president was in
Grand Rapids Michigan, Wednes-
day where he spoke at meeting
Of the Michigan Association Of
Nurserymen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Jacobsen Heads
Peace Church

William Jacobson has been re
elected as president of the coun
Gil at the annual meeting of Peace
Lutheran Church.
Other officers named at the
meeting include Joseph Engler and
Enos Dix, deacons; Andrew Holly
elder; Cecil Shortliff, trustee; AL
ton Cover, secretary; and Eleanor
Zerny, treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
LLOYD Thaxton And Barbara
Will Appear In Person

ters have been established in the
NEWS building at ia E. Fifth ST.
Port Clinton. Persons desiring in
formation regarding the exposition
may phone the show manager at
Port Clinton 5271.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Arnory Will Be Colorful
Scene For Five-Day Event..
Public Enthusiasm Mounts

The most terrific show of it's kind to be presented
in Ottawa County. !.
That's the way R. c. (Chick) Linker today described
the NEWS first annual Home and Builders Show which
will be presented in the Port Clinton Anory from Feb IL
to Is inclusive.
Only three of the 33 colorul booths be built m the
aory remain to be sold and those have been tentatively
spoken-for Mr.. Linker said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
INCOME TAX HELP

A representative of the Inter
nal Revenue Department will be in
the Court House from 8 a. m. un
til 4 p. m. March 8 and 10 to as
sist residents in making out theil
income tax returns.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30

PORT CLINTON GARDEN CLUB
The Port Clinton Garden Club
will meet next Monday, February
End with Miss Florence Hyde as
hostess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
Briton to Speak Here

Lord Miner, former Deputy
speaker of the British House of
Commons, will address the
Georgetown University Interna-
tional Relations Club at pm.
Wednesday in Copley Lounge.
Thirty-seventh and o streets
NV. His subject will be Prob
lens of the Empire. 1883"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
New Foees in Congress
New Foees in Congress
Michigon's Victor A. Knox
Is Ex-F0rmer and Businessman

Michigan's new Republican
House member from the 18th
Congressional District is a for
mer farm boy who rose through
a business career to leadership
in the State Legislature and sew
eral State agencies
Victor A. Knox was born jan
uary 13, 1899. on a farm in Chip
peva County which was home
steaded by his grandparents. He
was educated in the public
schools. Later he purchased the
240-acre farm, retired from
farming in 1943, entered bust
ness, and began his public ca
reer.
Headed Farm Bureau.
Mr.. Knox's first post after
farming was as manager Of the
Chippewa County Farm Bureau
which he held for three years
He started retail heating and
plumbing business in Sault Ste.
Marie which still is in operation
MIR. Knox next became East
ern Upper Peninsula represen-
tative of the Lake Shore Engi-
neering Co.
His first public service was as
treasurer of 500 Township for
two years. followed by six years
as supervisor.
Elected to the Michigan Legis-
lature in 1887 he served there
continuously until last year. For
eight years he was a member of
the ways and means committee,
followed by four years as speak
er protein; and six years as
speaker.
He served on the Emergency
Appropriation Com ission,
known as the Little Legislature:
on the State Organization little
Hoover Commission): Council of
State Government Commission
on Interstate Co-operation);
State Planning Commission: and
State Crime Commission.
He also was a member of the
State Victory Building Board;
500 Locks Centennial Commits
sion. and the Awards Committee
of the Michigan Health Council
Member of Several Groups.
Active in church and fraternal
organizations. he is a member
of the Presbyterian Church,
Knights of Pythias, Elks, Ma
sons, Lions and Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox have one
son. William David. who served
four years in the Navy in World
War II. He now is editor of
Hoard's Dairyman, a national
magazine published at Fort At
kinson. Wis.
The lawmakers principal hob
bies are hunting and fishing.
He has been assigned to the
House Ways and Means Com
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
Bus With ID Halted
On Edge of Precipice
By the Assoeioted Pres.

BY the AsSoeIofed PTeSS
CANTON, Mass, Feb. ga
bus with IA passengers aboard
crashed through a guard rail
after a collision yesterday and
came to a stop at the edge of a
75-foot precipice.
Joseph r. Nunes. 81, the driv-
er, brought the New Bedford
bound bus under control as the
right front wheel went over the
embankment.
He said the bus and an on
coming car collided, then an
other car struck the rear of the
bus. No one in the bus was in
jured but five persons in the
two cars were hospitalized, none
in serious condition.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
Mill CitianS
Return From 5000
Mile Motor Trip

Mr., and Mrs, ", Il, Cater, SS2A
Clinton Ave, and MIR and Mrs
Cecil Adair and daughters ChoTie,
Jessie Baker and INOnne johnson
Of hls2 James Ave N, returned
home July 81 nom a 1900 Mile
western tour,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cater visited their
son, Lawrence wycough. who 10
stationed in Riverside, Calf. and
their daughter Betty and three
grandchildren Mr.. Caters broth.
or. George Cater and friends In
Los Angeles and mglcwood. Calf
Mr. and Mrs, Adair and daugh.
terH visited relatives and friends
in Los Angeles Pasadena Ingle.
wood and Little Rock. Calf The
two families were out Of the city
for three weeks,
In addition 90 spending ten days
in California. the following places
were included In their vacation
tour; Denver. Colo, TiajuRna
Old Mexico, Albuquerque. N.
Mex, the Painted Desert In Ari.
sonR; Grand Canyon, Salt Lake
City: Utah; Las Vegas, Yellow.
stone Park and the Black Hills Of
South Dakota.
The vRcatinners report that the
entire trip was most enjoyable.
that motela, hotels and reatRu.
rants throughout the eleven states
visited and Old Mexico, whore
they were extended every
courtesy,
They feel that conditions are
really improving and that travel
Ia real pleasure.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

parlor Immediately following the
ceremony The brides table was
conferred with the traditional
wedding cake Of three tiers with
the bride and groom ornament At
the top and covered with white
linen cloth. with silver Candida.
bras and white tapcrs on either
SIDE. White gardeniRs forming q
wreath enclrcled the cake.
HostesseS assisting al the re
ception included Miss Mary
Brown. sister Of the bride: Miss
Lealrtce Dodd and Mrs. Martha
HlIyard Ellis. former g. Paulites
and gtrihood friends of the bride
Mrs Sue Powell and Miaa Gladys
BrannAn,
The couple received many
beautiful and useful gifts,
Following the reception. a bridal
dinner was given al the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ewing. hon.
orinE the bridal party and the
family ~ the couple.
After Q brief honeymoon spent
in the mountains, Mr., and Mrs.
Harris are at home" At 1882 w
18th 81. Los Angelica
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
Brown-hIarriS Vows
Pledged In Double
RinQ Ceremony

The wilfAndel Club, 3A2b w.
Adams Blvd, Los Angeles, Calf.
was the setting for the double.
ring ceremony which united in
Marriage Miss Margaret Evelyn
Brown and Mr.. Arthur Harris,
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Horace Brown sr.. SOS
Carroll Ave. and Mr.. Harris IL
the son OF Mrs Blanche Harris
Of Memphis Tenn.
The wedding was an event Of
3 80 p m, on Sunday. July 10.
with Rev. y. l.. Harris, pastor Of
Mt Sinai Baptist church reading
the vows with a background %
floor baskets Of white roses and
white RlRdiolas on either side Of
the improviSed altar, thanked with
tail white tapers tied with ribbon
and white rosebuds in candel.
RbrAs,
Miss Audry Lotion presented
the traditional wedding music and
sang for the prelude, Il Love You
Truly" and Al Dawning."
Given in marriage by her cousin
Mr. Lewis Ewing. the bride was
radiantiy lovely in a wedding
gown Of ice blue nylon tuIle with
imported lace. Styled with q
basque strapleas bodice Of lace.
the gown was designed with Elton
Jacket Of tullc, square neck with
Regina collar and q full bouffAnt
skirt, ballerinA length.
Her shoulder length veil Of H.
fusion trimmed with seed pearls
was attached 90 a cap Of tuIIe
lace and pearls. Her jewelry was
n single strand of pearls, GIT
from the groom, with matching
earrings imported from Israel
Wearing tuIIe gloves, the bride
carried q formal bouquet Of white
gardeniaa, roses and HtephanotiR
with q shower Of white satin
4 stTeamerH.
Miss Arlene Brown. sister 81
the bride. was her only attendant
Miss Brown wore q bAIlsrinA
length gown Of pale pink organ
IN over pink satin, bouffant skirt
ballerina length and fitted bodice
with y length sleeves She wore
a cap Of pink net trimmed with
pearls and carried q sheath 0f
pink rossbuds tied with pink NIB
bon.
Mrs. Brown chose for her
daughters wedding. a champagne
tulls and lace, baIlerina length
dress with blue accessories She
wore . corNage Of pink rosebuds
and blue tulls.
4 reception was held IN the club
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
Social and Personal
: MINNEAPOLIS

Ave, s, entertained at four o.
clock dinner ON Tuesday, August
I hOnorug the Mines. Edgar Har-
mon and Alfred Dobbins and
daughter. Betty Jane OF Cleveland
o. Mrs, Harmon II an old friend
Of the Glenn family, The after
noon was spent In rcminoscing.
Other guests included Mr.. and
Mrs William A. Glenn. Mrs. o.
l.. Alexander, Miss Allie Il. Glenn
and Mrs Jessie Shepard,
To California; MiaS Harriet
Ruth Bowman. daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs, Earl W Bowman Sr,, OF
1912 Fourth Ave, 8, left Thurs
day morning, August Q, for Los
Angeles, Calf Miss Bowman who
has been employed as a telephone
operator at the main office Of
the Northwestern nell Telephone
Company for about three years
has been transferred 10 their Los
Angeles office Miss Bowman will
live with her sister and brother
in.iaw, MIR. and Mrs Arthur Har-
ness In Compton, Calf which In
n suburb Of Los Angeles. Miss
Bowman, popular among the
younger social set. viii be great
~ missed by her friends, We wish
her success In her new home and
new position
California VinitoFI Mrs. Grace
Mccain Of I.ns Angeles, Calf,
who has been tho house guest for
tho past eleven days Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Lucas OF 1891 Way
EAta Boulevard. left the city on
Monday, Aug y, enroute TO Chl.
cREo, Elizabeth, N. J., and New
York City, on hsr return trip
home she will visit in Kansas
City. Mo, Pittsburgh. KanH,. Oak
land and Han Francisco, Calf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

lunch. Those who attended were
Cynthia Marshall. David, Linda
Reginald. Jacqueline and Michael
Thomas; Carol and Vincent West
berry Jr, Dolores and Bonnie
Watson, Mrs. Opal Westberry and
Mrs. Frances Thomas.
The Keys Meeting: The KEYS
Club Of Border Methodist church
held its regular meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Sylvester Young,
1851 Bryant Ave. N. on Monday.
August 3. Plans were completed
for the Rummage Sale to be held
on Monday, August 10, and the
different projects to be under
taken for the ensuing year were
outlined. A delicious lunch was
served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be held on Monday.
August II with Mrs. Hardy White
as hostess, 4O42 Clinton Ave.
Returns Home: Mrs Lottie
Hyde, 1892 Clinton Ave. and
niece Laverne Benner returned
home on Saturday, Aug. 1 after
a two weeks vacation spent in
Cleveland and Youngstown, o.
and Buffalo. N. Y. where they
visited relatives and friends.
Engagement Announced: Mr..
and Mrs. Earl w. Bowman sr.,
1912 Fourth Ave. s., announce the
engagement Of their daughter.
Harriet Ruth to Mr.. Thomas Per
due. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Gage, Sr.. Of 1912 Clinton Ave.
The wedding date has not been
set.
Retired; Mr.. Lloyd Slaughter
Of AL Dupont Ave. N. was pen.
stoned from the General Mills Inc.
after ten years and 80 days Of
service with the company.
Jack and JIn Mothers: On Sat
urday evening. Aug. /, Jack and
Jill mothers entertained members
and friends at a dancing party
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamar Roberts Of 3749 Fifth Ave.
s.
Family Guests: Or. and Mrs. II.
f. Woodford and daughter Peggy
arrived in the city on Thursday.
July 80, for a visit with their sis
ter. aunt and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelton Granger Of 223 Y. 4Oth
st. DR.. and Mrs. Woodford spent
two nights in the city enroute
north on vacation. Peggy re-
manned in the city and will spend
her vacation with her aunt and
family. the Shelton Changers.
Family Guest: Mrs. George
Wesley Of Chicago, who has been
the house guest OF her daughter
and Son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
John Young Jr., OF l1O8 Aldrich
Ave, NJ. for the past two weeks
left for her home on Tuesday,
Aug. Z. Mrs. Wesley was shown
many social courtesies during her
visit.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
Elmer Harris
Guests Entertained
Durinq Visit

Mr. Elmer Harris, e6s 50. An.
thony Ave, had as his house
guests the past week, Mr.. and
Mrs John NJ. HarriH Of Buffalo.
NJ Y. brother and siEter-in.lRW,
Mrs JeaHie Rose, sister, from Ann
Arbor, Mich, and Miss Lefty
Wickliffe Of Indianapolis, Ind,
In honor Of his guests. Mr..
Harris entertained on Sunday
afternoon. Aug 2. with an AT
Home Hour" Guests who came
10 sip and chat and share the hos
pitAllty Of the gracious host in
cludcd the George shannonS,
Ralph Wards. UrlIn Clarks, Jos.
eph Sykes, Thomas TalIcys. ITO
bart MitchcllE. Carl uriffinH. Lee
DouRlaAaes. John FswR. E, y.
Graves, NJ X, McItniRhtA, c, u.
Bennera.
Also the Mines Freida Harris,
MRceo Moody, Leroy Coleman Jr,
Maceo Finney and Oliver Lewis
Dr. LILLIAN Lewis. Mrs Gladys
Johnson and Mrs Alma Goodrich
assisted at the punch bowl.
The visitors spent q very busy
and delightful week with Mr..
Harris and were shown many So
clai cOuTtesles, They were the
dinner guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart T, Mitchell, 38i2 Elliot
Ave, Minneapolis, on Monday.
July n,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

On Vacation Measrs. Harold
Combs and James Austin Of 3sIB
Fourth Ave. y. left the city Tues.
day, Aug 4 for Milwaukee. Wis
where they viii attend the Nil.
waukes Braves and Brooklyn
Dodgers baseball game on Wed.
nesdAy and Thursday. From MI
waukee they Will 20 20 Chicago
and will stop At the WedEswood
hotel for a few days From there
they Will ny 10 Detroit. Mich
where they will visit Mr.. Morris
Mossly for several days Mr.
Mossly IL = brother of Mrs
Combs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07
Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS

Birthday Celebrated Robert Carl son Of Mr. and Mrs
Whate 900 Fourth Ave S. celebrated his seventh birthday
on Friday July "a with party Games played and pic.
lures were taken of the by Carolyn Owens and Lois
johnson Robert received many lovely gifts little friends
who helped him celebrate Clifford Young Beverley and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

Carolyn Graham, Eddie Nc
Moore Jr., Gregory Julia and
Stephanie Hill; Maryann King.
Donnie and Teavious whatley Jr.
Joan Graham, Norma and Gym
thia Whatley assisted. Mrs. W.
Mimms sent a gift but was I'M
able TO attend. Refreshments
were served and a gala time en-
joyed by all.
Visitors From Atlanta: Mrs.
Edna McCruder Woodland, a rel
alive Of Mr.. Alfred Barnes, 23i4
Fifth Ave. s.; Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
rell Parker and Miss Pearl Bry-
ant, all OF Atlanta, Ca. spent
several days in the Twin Cities
and were the house guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Robinson,
2oSS Hardwood Ave, st. Paul.
Miss Bryant and Mrs, Robinson
are sisters. Mrs. Woodland is a
teacher in the Atlanta school
system. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker are
employees of the Atlanta Life In
surance Company and Miss Bry-
ant Is an employee Of the Pill
grim Life and Health Ins. Co.
Visits Mother; Mrs Ethel Mack
of Chicago Is visiting in the city,
the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Sadie Fisher. 40 Highland Ave.
N. Mr.. Wesley Edwards also Of
Chicago is visiting and the guest
of Mrs. Fisher.
House Guest: Mrs. NJ. l.. Har-
ris, wife Of DR.. NJ. L. Harris, presi-
dent Of Philander Smith College,
Little Rock. Ark. arrived in the
city August for a few days Wis
1t and is the house guest of Rev.
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Sexton, 422
Aldrich Ave. N.
Picnic: Mrs. Jacqueline Mar
shall and Mr.. Norman West
berry Of 2517 Clinton Ave, re-
ceived their vacations at the same
time this year so they enter
tanned their nieces and nephews
at a picnic at Minnehaha Park on
Thursday, July 80. The children
played games and enjoyed the
pony ride followed by a delicious
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

There h never any guessing -
10 how this paper Stands on TIE
issues Of Tire day.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

July 20, Judge and Mrs Harris
are childhood friends OF ATTY.
Lena o. Smith Of Minneapolis.
The visitors left for their homo on
Thursday, August 9
Returns HomeI Mrs. Horace
Brown Sr, and granddaughter.
Laruc OF SOS Carroll Ave, er.
turned home on Friday, July 81,
after spending seven weeks visit.
ing In Los Angeles, Calf and
other points, They attended the
wedding Of Miss Margaret Evelyn
brown and were extended many
social CourteSies during their
visit.
I.alAses- noWs-faire Bridge Ciubl
Mrs Richard l., Stokes Sr. TOT
81 Anthony Ave. will be hostess
Ia the LaisSeE -nous-fairc Bridge
cub at Saturday. August 4,