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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK. / lot, Of
sites Will sacrifice for cash LU
WASH NATL. CEMETERY. 3 lots: choice
locations: below market; leaving area:
sell one or all 10. S-4563. IL
OWNER LEAVING D. {. wishes to sell
q burial sites with double interment
in very desirable section OF Fort Lincoln
priced reasonable. 10. 7-S39l. -l2
FORT LINCOLN. 2 cemetery sites; below
cemetery price, Cali Mr.: LANDS
RE 1-571l. Ext. 4aS.
CRYPTS, Fort Lincoln Mausoleum,
pairs; $4,000 per pair, terms. OWNER,
JU. $500. II"
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, lee hwy.
Falls Church, Va; 4 lots. JE. 2-s759.
III
CEDAR NILS graves Catholic sect
worth $3.50, sell $3.50 cash. WA.
T-2144 after $50. ia
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HUNT. EDWARD RAYMOND. On We'd
Mass. EDWARD RAYMOND HUNT. be-.
loved husband of Helen johnson Hunt.
Gsrss. ahss q L. vivian ndMard T. Hunt Hunt Hesr T. g f.
% may can Il % Il. $. i. 4 Hines -c Co Fanerai aai
STrsdse 4Sms ssol las ia.h s. nE S:,y;e. astsr
AIMS Catholic Church. Wisconsin ave
and Yuma st. NV. Time of services
later. Interment Rock Creek Gene
terry.
JENKINS, JOHN. On Sunday, June z,
HosSs sSS st GeGFSe oHE ENs MSihHs'Ga n ga Fa
ida ave. ne, beloved husband Of lola
kins and nephew Of Mrs. Polly chand-
jenkins may o be fes viewed at n. e stewar art
Funeral Home. 80 H st; ne. after
ss' vii sn be as!a en- F5s:S asn;
1889 FkANk JoaN5oN NSssdes q is4s }g4s
s%% snd 1 S Of d EdSs
Jones and Lucille Johnson: one brother.
Isaiah johnson; four aunts. Mrs. Ethel
Walker. Mrs; Lula Jackson. Mrs. Mittie
uncles, Roy. william and James jack
son; other relatives and many friends.
After 2 pm. Thursday. June IL. friends
are invited to call ct the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV. Serv-
ices and interment at Orange. Va,
on Friday. June ~. IL
g isss SUSIE SUSIE 81 HSssd's o 'qss US
mother Of Mrs, Doris Newman, sister
After IL noon Friday. June ~, friends
nsrs may eau Hds at o ths Carver Tn
services will be held on Saturday, june
13. at II am. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. 12s
day. june 3. 1888, MARGHRET L.
KAUFMAN Of 122 Ord st. ne. be-
loved sister of Henry B. and John
the Lee funeral Home Az St: and
Mass. ave. ne. where services will be
pm; 1nterment coatesville' Pa, on
LANE. HENRY. On Wednesday. June
10. 1858, HENRY LANE. husband OF
Mary M. Lane Of 1929 Swami st.
ments by Jarvis.
LEE, JOSEPH B. At 500 South Henry
st. Alex Alexandra: Va 6eloyed huSband s1sI,d
Thompson, Ella and Joyce Lee son of
Emily and Willie Lee. brother of Mrs
Mary Ellis, Mrs. Clyde Denning, Mrs
Grace Mooney: Eddie and John. T: Lee
3012 M st. NV. on Friday. June IL.
at s am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
MTTCV. CR0VrR wasb;pvtoo Todva
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"AA munication of Potomac Lodge.
No. ). F. A. A. M, Is called
IN for 30 am. Friday, June
A~A l.. 1898. at Georgetown Ma
MY sonic Hall. for the purpose OF
NJ conducting Masonic services
" at the funeral of our late
brother. HOWARD HILTNER.
ROBERT c. STOUTE. Master IL
HTLTNER. HOWARD. Members of the
Association OF Retired Po-
Ssoe"cN licemen are notified OF the
1~@@St passing OF Comrade HOW
ARD HILTNER on Tuesoay,
A June g, 1858. Services a.
The s. H. Hines Co: Funeral
Home, 290l 14th st; NV
An Er;day" June IL, at 1890 am
Tnterment Arlington National Gene
tery' JAMES P. SAVER, President
r A. BURTON, SecretaIyl
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In mrmnrtaii,

BATTLE. ADA II. In loving memory Of
my dear friend. ADA H. BATTLE who
passed away nine years ago today.
June IL, 1914.
Memories keep you always near me,
devoted friend. LYDIA.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
WCA to Repeat
Popular Program

A dance-craft music program
for 6-to-8-year- -olds. which has
been a popular Saturday feature
at the YWCA, will be repeated
on Wednesdays during the sum-
mer.<
The youngsters make their
own musical instruments for the
program out of scrap materials.
Bottle caps. cardboard boxes, nail
Kegs and the like, are fashioned
into tomtoms, tombourines and
rain rattles which draw admiring
comments.
Under the co-ordinated pro-
gram, the children get the feel
of dance rhythms in the modern
dance class taught by Mrs. Alex
Lachman. The singing games
and rhythm work in the music
class of Mrs. Joseph Sery gives
them the musical experience.
which is then expressed in art
form in the craft class taught
by Mrs. H. H. Wooten.
Registration for the summer
program is now under way. The
classes are scheduled to begin
next week. The program is di-
rected by the Health and Recrea.
ton Department.
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Chapter to Honor

Miss Lillian Chenoweth, hon
orary vice president general OF
the Daughters of the American
Revolution, will be guest of
honor at the annual luncheon
of the Potomac Chapter at l
pm. Saturday at the Kennedy
Warren.
New officers of the chapter are
Mrs. Robert Mason De Shazo,
regent; Mrs. Elsie Cahill, vice
regent; Mrs. Roy c. Bowker,
chaplain; Mrs. Arnulf Hoff, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. F. c..
Wadborg, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Harold H. Donovan,
treasurer; Mrs. Christopher
Duffy, registrar; Mrs. George D.
Cowie, historian; Mrs. Edward
E. Haines, librarian, and Mrs.
William Nile Elam, delegate.
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The Chef Soys-

dash Of cinnamon, " teaspoon
vanilla. a teaspoon of grated
lemon rind and tablespoon of
lemon juice. One at a time, add
the yolks of 2 eggs, mixing well
after each addition. Fold in the
stif1y beaten egg whites and pour
the mixture on top of the crumbs.
Bake for Is minutes at 800 de-
greeS.
Blend / cup thick sour cream
with l tablespoon of sugar and
teaspoon of vanilla. Spread
this over the top of the cake,
and return the cake to the oven
for 10 minutes. Cool before re-
moving the side Of the pan. Do
not invert. 1t is almost iInpos-
sible to turn q cheesecake out
of the pan-hence the need for
the spring pan which has a re-
movable side.
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There's lots of cheese cake
in this world, but I'm not dis
cussing the photographers kind
even though a recipe I am Civ
ing you today is supposed to
come from movieland.
Anyway, a California friend
sent it along to me and I have
found it excellent.
Take 18 rather stale zwiebach
and roll them into crumbs to
make enough to fill 112 cups.
Blend them with tablespoons OF
butter and 2 tablespoons of sugar.
Press well into the bottom of a
9-inch spring pan. CA spring
pan is essentially Bake in q
slow oven, about 800 degrees. for
S 5.minuteS. Then cool in the pan.
Blend / pound of cream cheese
that has been allowed to soften
somewhat with u cup sugar, a
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Phi Delta Gamma
Council to Meet

The National Council of Phi
Delta Gamma, fraternity fol-
graduate women, will hold its
annual executive meeting on
Saturday and Sunday at the
Dupont Plaza Hotel.
Making arrangements for en-
tertaining the visiting delegates
are the Alpha Chapter of Ameri-
can University, Beta Chapter OF
George Washington University
and the Washington Alumnae
Chapter.
Saturday entertainment will
include a dinner at the Dodge
Hotel, a theater party at Arena
Stage. and a night sightseeing
tour.
A tea honoring council men,
bers will be held on Sunday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Iris
Packer. retiring president Of AL
pha Chapter.
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Railway Women
To Entertain

Women here for the eighth
Pan American Railway Congress
will lbe entertained at a tea to be
given by the Washington Chap
ter Of the Railway Business
Women's Association from $3.50
to $50 pm. tomorrow at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Miss Helen Richardson, presi-
dent of the chapter. will welcome
the guests.
There will be a musicale pre-
ceding the tea, with Jack San
born Reeder, Alexandria pianist,
as guest artist.
Several hundred Government
officials. railroad and transpor-
tation specialists from the United
States, Latin America and other
parts of the world are attending
the congress, first to be held
in the United States.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Borbecued Sporeribs

Something for the boys-that's
barbecued spareribs.
Get S pounds Of ribs-nice
meaty ones. Cut them in small
pieces. and sprinkle these with
-four, salt and pepper.
Mix together 2 onions, chopped
2 tablespoons Of vinegar, 2 table
spoons Worcestershire sauce, q
tablespoon of salt, a teaspoon OF
paprika, teaspoon of chilli pow
der. "a cup tomato catsup, u
teaspoon black pepper, u tea
spoon red pepper and "a cup OF
water.
Put the ribs in roaster and
cover them with the sauce. Put
a lid on the pan, and bake for
21a hours in moderate oven
basting occasionally and turning
the ribs once. Remove cover for
last Is minutes of baking.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Visitinq Here

Capt. and Mrs. Robert l..
Steele are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Margaret F. Steele
at her S street residence. With
them are their three children,
Marilee, two months; Newell,
one. and Amanda two years.
Capt. Steele has orders to Ko-
rea in July and his family will
reside in Asheville, N. c., where
they have taken a house.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Poetry Awards

Court Our Lady of Lourdes
No. 1870, Catholic Daughters Of
America, recently presented
awards to winners of it's poetry
contest at Our Lady Of LourdeS
School.
To the seventh and eighth
grades participating in the con-
test, first prize went to Celine
Hatcher, second to Lee Quarn-
strom, and third to Carolyn
Seeman.
Prizes to the nth and sixth
grade participants were awarded
as follows: Jeanne Trossevin,
first; William Fox, second, and
Margaret Ferris, third.
Evening star., 1953-06-18

The University of Maryland
chapel was the scene May 80 OF
the marriage of Miss Martha
Grace Likens, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Ray Likens OF
Greenbelt, to DR.. Edward "
Spudis, son of Mrs. John A. Spu-
dis of this city and the late Mr.,
Spudis. The Rev. Eric T. Braund
officiated.
The bride, who has been a sec
retary for the past four years
at the Lativan Legation, and her
husband will reside in Detroit,
where DR.. Spudis will intern.
Evening star., 1953-06-18

MRS. RALPH JACKSON, Jr.
The former
Miss Ruth Ann Parker.
Miss Ruth Ann Parker, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B.
Parker of Arlington, became the
bride on June II of Mr.. Ralph
A. Jackson, jr. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson. also Of
Arlington.
The ceremony took place at
the Clarendon Methodist Church
with DR.. C. Fred Williams OFF,
ciating. There was a reception
at the Admiral Club. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson will reside in
Charlottesville, Va, while the
bridegroom completes Medical
School at the University OF
Virginia.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-16

Mrs Elizabeth Davis. tOT Lyn-
dale Ave No was surprised On
her birthday, Jan ~, when her
children gave n dinner for hor
Mrs Davis was taken for n drive
and when she was brought home
about four o'clock she thought that
she had been entertained" on
hCr birthday.
Imagine her surprise when she
opened the door and her children
started appearing from their hid
lng places singing Happy Birth
day To You" Rhe stood there,
open mouthod and while ahc was
standing there, she happened Ia
look At the table and saw the
beautiful center piece ~ flowers
and At the moment she was Ad.
mlring the flowers she aaw the
beautifully decorated and lighted
birthday cake.
For n time II looked M though
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The WAY | SEE 1T
x BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

Now, deare mind you don't believe in ghosts, hNunts
appartions although admit there things that defy nat
explanation II may a oonspc
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Plans are being made for a pre-
lentcn George Washington tea.
Oak Lcaf Club The Oak Lear
club met Monday, Jan. ~ at the
home Of MrE Luella Brown, S0S
Carroll Ave,
silver Wedding Anniversary In.
NtRtionH have been received for
the silver wedding anniversary
celebration Of Rev, and Mrs An.
drew Parks, The celebration will
he held Sunday, Jan, rs nj their
home In Springfield, III, Rev. and
Mrs. PARKS are better known as
Mary and Jack" In tho Twin
cities where they lived for many
years Rev, and Mira Parks were
members ~ 81. James senior choir
when he felt the cali To preach
SIin Homo Prom Work. Mr.
William A. Hanna, $40 No wcA.
tern Ave, II convaieacing AZ his
home lie In Htiil unable 90 return
Ia his work,
Accompanies Neither Mrs
Adcline McCilnton of West Mem,
pitts. Tenn. left Saturday, Jan 10
for her home She was accompan,
led an far ~ Chicago, by her
daughter, Mrs Arthur Rlakey. 100
81 Anthony Ave
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Former Twin City
Resident Leaves For
l. A. MoRduV

Mrs, Clarence W, wtgington
former St Paul resident who now
lives IN los Angeles arrived In
Minneapolis, Saturday, Jan, 3 and
left Monday, Jan IL
Many social courtesiSs were
shown Mrs wigtngton and she
received many gifts nom friends
Dinners werc given for her by
MesSrs and Mesdames William
Godette, Sidney Salter, Jimmy"
Griffin and Il = Underwood, also
the luncheons, brunch and cards
by Mrs, William Godette and Mrs
Hammond Turner Lovely gifts
were presented her by DIR. and
Mesdames Norman Howell. J, Wal.
ton Crump and Cornelius Mohiicy;
Mesdames Alice Morgan, n G.
Archer and Nora McCTacken.
from MeSsrs and Mesdames Paul
Wigingtnn, Sidney Salter, William
Godctte, q n. Williams. NJ X,
Mcknight. A v Hall, W. Baxter
Walker, Charles Rogers, Donald
Brady, Sr Hiram X. Gibbs
Charles Noble, c. Walter Glenn,
Tela Burt, O, /. Alexander, Burie
Carmichael. Palmer 8, jackson,
David r. Francis G. II. Roper and
Mr. J r. Johnson.
Mrs Wigtngtnn was the house
guest 1T Mr. and Mrs william
Goicttc in 81 Paul and while
there she attended Sunday morn.
ing services at St Phillips church.
her" church for many years
Wednesday she attended the Epip-
hanY service.
In Minneapolis. Mrs WiginEton
was tho house guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. . u Williams. 4A45 First
Ave. So In her honor Mrs WI.
hams entertained the Twin City
Maids and Matrons bridge club and
invited guests Mrs wigington was
member oT the club before NOV.
ing 10 los Angeles
She left Los Angeles. Dec, B
and visited her daughters and their
families MeESrs. and Mrs Loo
Bohanon and Michael IN IT. Louis
Mo. and Lounecr pembertnn and
daughters in Chicago, Mrs wig.
inGton says Michael Bohannon Ia
a big" boy now, g feet, 4 lie IL
In his early teens
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Playing the Slbehus Concerto
in d minor, Jascha Heifctz, rated
by many the greatest violinist in
the world today. will be heard as
guest artist with the Minneapolis
Symphony Orchestra. Antal Dor
att, conductor. Friday night, Jan.
%, at Northrop Auditorium
HeifctZ stands as a symbol OF
music today just as Ford, Elm
stein and Edison are symbols in
their respective fields To his
chosen profession he has brought
combination OF complete COM
mand Of the violin, an inner spirit
and a stern self denial which IL an
integral part of the productiveness
Of all genius.
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she was 30 happy she would cry,
but she recovered from the shock
and by this time. the dinner was
being brought in and Il was served
buffet style.
All Of Mrs Davis children were
present with their families except
Mrs. Geraldine Morgan vi Stock.
ton, Calf She telcphoned her
mother during the dinner Those
present wcrc Mrs Charlotte
Rooney Frances and Muriel; Mr.
and Mrs Leland Davis: Mr and
Mrs John Toll. Mr.. and Mrs Har.
~ Davis and their children, Rita.
jean and Harry, Jr, Mrs Joyce
johnson and Mrs. Ruth Crump,
Mrs, Davis received some very
lovely gifts
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Minor SurEerys Mrs. Genevieve
Cooper Jackson. 1915 Fourth Ave.
So, viii enter Fairview hospital
Friday, Jan. % for minor sur
gerry.
The Booker T. Washington stu
dy Club; The Booker T. Washing
ton Study club met Jan. 8 at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Alice Smith.
1929 Fifth Ave. So. Shelton Gran
ger, executive secretary OF the
Urban League was the guest
speaker and the members were
very impressed by his talk. The
next meeting win be held Tues
day, Feb. at the home Of Mrs.
Matte Owens. 1900 Clinton Ave,
SO.
New Home; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Seaton and daughter, Mary Louise,
formerly OF 336 f. seth st. are
at home in their new bungalow IL
1912 Clinton Ave. So.
Home From Extensive Trip:
Mrs Theresa Warren. 500 Ere
mont Ave No. returned home
from a holiday vacation trip to
Chicago, Memphis, St Louis and
few days spent in Chicago on
the return trip home. Mrs. War
rem says she had a grand time
The la Tia NeIes Club: The La
Tia Neies club had their first
social event Of the year Monday,
Jan. II, at the home OF Miss Ro-
berta Ellis. Gifts were exchanged
by all. Guests included Misses
Betty Ellis, Pat Lacey. Roberta
Ellis and Mines Vera Wright,
Florence Mayes, Betty Bailey.
ErnestinC Bolton and Bcrnadette
Anderson. Miss Audrey Frausch
was unable TO attend. but sent her
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A group of Twin CiuAns met
at the home OF Mi and Mrs, Law.
renee shannon, 1909 Elliot Ave
So, Sunday, Dec, IS and organized
a Twin City club The "2a" After
Fun Club was the namo they
chose TO call themselves,
Election Of officers was held and
DeNorTts Ewing was elected prcsi-
dent; Walter Lowe, vice president;
Daisy Davis, secretary treasurer,
and Shirlce BROWN. club news re-
porter
Members OF the club are MesarS
and Meadamos Lawrence shannon,
Wendell Helm, and Gerald Bailey;
Mrs, Lonorc Mckinney; and the
Misses Kathryn Ralley, Gloria
Brown; Mary Kate Brcedlove, bar
bara Jean Cabcll, Bunny Ewing;
Grace Gates; Myra Williams and
Gloria Petuford and Shirlec
Brown, Mcssrs Louis RugEa, Yer,
non Myers, Roland Grissam, Ross
Eubanks and Donald Gates
The members organized the
club for the purpose Of getting to
gcther as = group and planning
ways Of entertainment for them.
selves and other projects for others
10 take part IN and enjoy
The club members are planning
To attend the Snow Train" spon.
sorcd by the Chamber " Com.
mCrce.
Their first party was held New
Years eve NJ the home ~ Miss
Gloria pettiford, ans Third Ave,
So Guests vt the members at this
party were Misses Rodean Oacn.
Shlrlce Alien and Mr. Charles Mar.
tin
Jan I. the club met with Miss
Mary Kate Rrccdlovc Tho next
meeting VIII be- held Jan ~ At
the homo Of Miss Daisy Davis
Misses Shirlce and Gloria Brown
and Miss Kathryn Bailey win be
husteases Members are urged To
be present at this meeting, be
cause there Ia business Of impor-
lance To be discussed
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HSIn1-AacDUFfIS Vows 10
Be Exchanged Toduy

The marriage of Miss Jcoune
Helm, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
William Helm, 1000 FHnh Ave So
10 Mr. Harold McDuffic, son of
Mrs. Lucille McDufno. 72a 18Th
Ave. No will be solemniET Rt the
home ~ the BRIDES parents. Fri.
day. Jan, 10 Rev ~ W Botts
pastor Of Zion Baptist church will
perform the ceremony In the pres.
rn"r ~ relatives
Mrs Bessie Helm will he tho
matrnn ~ honor and Mr. Clientele
jackson viii be the best man
The bride and x room will live
At 7i2 18th Ave 10
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will be held Saturday, Jan. II in
Mrs. LeMar Roberts rumpus room,
with Mrs. Riley Gilchrist acting
as co-hostess. Mrs. Cecil Poole and
daughter. Gayle Alexandra, mem
bers Of the San Francisco Jack
and Jill chapter will be guests at
this meeting.
Entertained ~ Foreign stu.
dents: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fraction,
3S41 Clinton Ave. So. entertained
at an informal gathering. Satur-
day, Jan. 3, II foreign students
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward John
son, Mr.. Everett Johnson, Mrs.
Doris Anderson and Mr.. Robert
Fields Lunch was served and the
guests enjoyed the holiday party.
Cpl. "BllT" Fraction On Way
Home: Cpl. Bill" Fraction, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Fraction.
3s4l Clinton Ave. So. Is on his
way home, He is expected TO ar
rive about Jan. IS. He left Alaska
Monday. Dec. 20 and landed in
California Sunday, Jan. T. He was
sent TO Camp Carson. Colo. to be
placed on inactive duty, Jan. l6.
willing Workers: The Willing
Workers club will meet at the
home of Mrs Margaret Ford. SIS
Emerson Ave. No, Thursday, Jan.
%. All members are urged TO be
present. Rev Benjamin Cassius
will be host.
BOOker's T.: The Booker T.
Washington Study club had their
annual Christmas party, Tuesday,
Dec, 80 at the home Of Mrs. Matte
Owens, 5000 Clinton Ave. So, the
husbands and a few invited guests
tAIOSfu NiiN Nldb > llboilNailAgs ~
turkey dinner was served by the
social committee. after which
games were played and gifts ex-
changed Guests were Mesdames
Joe Maxwell, Matte Drew, A. NJ.
Ross, Laura Wright and Messrs.
J. F. Stevens, George Hall. Ernest
bearing. F. c Clardy, Max Hall
and Max Hall Jr., A Owens
and Mrs. NJ. Evans Of st. Paul.
Sisters Have TOnsIIs Out: Little
Misses Charlene and Corrinne
Cleveland daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cleveland. 2sl2 Ell
liot Ave. entered General hospital
Monday, Jan. II and both had
their tonsils taken out.
st. Agnes Guild: St Agnes
Guild Of ST. Thomas Episcopal
church met with Mrs Bonita Nc.
High, 3945 Third Ave. So, Wed,
nesday. Jan. II.
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Crtspus AttucISs Board The
Crtspus AttuckH board will meet
nj the CriSpua Attacks home
Thursday Jan. 10 Regina Morris,
president, viii preside The CriapuE
AttuckA Association viii have their
annual meeting. Tuesday, Jan, 20
at s p m at the Crispus AttuckR
Home, 460 Collins 81 All members
and non members are invited 10
be present
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

Seriously III Mr. W H. Taylor, s2l lglehart Ave, is
iouSy III in 81 Luke hospital lie has been in oxygen
tent and has been in the hospital since Friday Jan g.
g. Paul Women's Council The ST, Paul Women = Council
of Halle q Brown house will Monday afternoon Jan 10
at 70 at the homo Of Mrs Jean Waters 46i w Central Ave
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Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS

Jack and jill The mothers of the Twin City chapter of the
Jack and Jill met at the home of Mrs Hubert Byron 1921
18th Ave So Friday Jan g. Two members chill
dren accepted into the Twin City chapter They Mrs
james Brown and daughter Claudia and Richard SEES
sions and daughter Rachele The ehdens actiNY meeting