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Evening star., 1953-10-28
Newspapers Held
Indispensable Form
BY the Associated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. o.
A nationally syndicated column
ist and radio commentator says
that despite the vogue of tele-
vision and radio, newspapers and
the printed word are the "indis-
penSable forms of human intelli-
gence."
THE printed publication, such
as the newspaper, best fits the
mood of a free-choice economic
society,"" Merryle Stanley Ru-
keyser told the Institute of News
paper Controllers and Finance
Officers here yesterday.
He is an international News
Service columnist and a weekly
commentator over the Mutual
Broadcasting System.
In a newspaper or magazine,
he said, there is no "momentary
compulsion on the part of the
advertiser to force a reluctant
person to heed his commercial
message"
Mr.. Rukeyser said the news
paper has no captive audience"
and added:
Their readers can take or
leave the advertising message,
which they do not resent as an
interruption. On the other hand,
Willy Nilly, the radio listener
and TV viewer is regimented
into hearing all or part of the
sponsors commercial"
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Spencer 10 Represent DC.
Al March of Dimes ParIey

Commissioner Samuel Spencer
will represent the District at a
regional conference of March of
Dimes officials tomorrow and
Friday in the Mayflower Hotel.
Mrs. Charming S. Walker and
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12
BERING SEA CLUB GETS NEW LOOK"

The Bering Sea Club has been redecorated in Alaska's colors of blue and gold and, in addition to the murals of Alaskan scenes on the walls, the new manager has added decorative touches by hang ing a kyak and Eskimo rain coat of walrus intestines on the ceiling and mukluks over the entrance.
 Other beautiful relics are being added to the decorations by Paul Vaudeville.
 At recent banquet the bar tenders put on ''nlustachios" and gay vests of the gold rush days to go with the special ''mulligan stew" which was served in that colorful period in Nome's pioneer days.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12
Rose Silverman To Fill City Council Vacancy

Rose Silverman was voted in at the council meeting Monday night to fill a vacancy on the council.
 Fire report for July showed a total of two fires and $45 in vol unteer firemen fees.
 Police report showed AT arrests and $479 collected in fines. It was also reported that the new traffic light had been installed at the Nome School corner.
 Due to a recent accident the council was in favor of enforcing the traffic law requiring that cars make U turns only at street in tersections. Parking on sidewalks was also discussed.
 The city street department re- ported the purchase of a new grader from Morrison-Knudson at the total cost of approximately s9,8OO.
 Sales taxes reported collected from the second quarter totaled $11, ,461, approximately the same as last year.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: MT. and Mrs. Ray Christophersen, James and Charles Moses, and Marcel and Bob Hoppe.
 To Kotzebue: Gilbert Kennedy
 To Anchorage: Rev. c. L. Vel ker, MT. and Mrs. Earl Cooper, James and Susie Cooper, Earl Jackson.
 To Moses Point: Ernest Nylin, Ernest Saccheus.
 To Unalakleet: Ray Tveter.
 From Kotzebue: Elizabeth Men adlook and infant.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12
YOUTH FOR CHRIST PLANS SPECIAL MEETING SATURDAY

Youth for Christ are planning an outing for a special meeting next Saturday evening. It will in clude softball game, wiener roast, community sing and fel- lowship hour with Dr. Mecklen- burg as leader.
 All young people interested are to meet at seven o'clock at the Covenant Church on Saturday evening and bring their own weiners. All other food as well as transportation is being arranged, stated Rev. Bob Ravens, youth leader who is making the ar engagements.
 The ball game and bonfire will be at Satellite Field.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12
W A N T A DS

FOUND-Wallet of Eric Jackson. Call for at Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12

Christie Waldhelm of the NC. Store, who has been laid up at 4home for the past week, is re- ported to be feeling better.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12

FOR SALE-1947 Ford sedan. See
 at IA c St. after o'clock. 97c
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12
ROLLER SKATING

There will be a roller skating party next Wednesday evening. Aug. l9, from 8 10 II pm.
 It will be sponsored by the LWY Community Center. Regular ad- mission of so cents. All those 13 years of age or older are welcome. Special prizes. games, contests.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving this morning: MT. and Mrs. Jim von der Heydt, MT. and Mrs. Klaysher, Miss Hutton, Mrs. E. Arnold, Norvin Lewis Jr.
 Departing: Mrs. Frank Coplin and daughter; Lauritz Barbatto.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12

Jim von der HeYdt. local attor- ney, accompanied by his wife, re- turned from Fairbanks this morn ing where he has been in the hos pital.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12

Sieve Stephenson was given a $50 suspended fine by the city magistrate for the traffic accident which took the front windows of the Nome Drug Store Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12

Mrs. Wilbur Arnold. daughter of Herman Hoop, arrived this morning from Hermiston, Ore, due to the recent death of her father whose funeral is scheduled for Friday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12

Norvin Lewis Jr. who is attend ing medical school in Oklahoma, arrived this morning for a short vacation with his family.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12
Joe Wallace underwent surgery

Joe Wallace underwent surgery at the Virginia Mason Hospital Monday and is reported getting along satisfactorily. He will be in the hospital about a week, it is reported. Mrs. Wallace is at the Rhododendron Apartments.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Alma Tungwenuk, Esther Alexine, Arthur Nublene, Bridget Stack.
 Discharged: Lester Wilde, Rob- ert Koyuk.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12
N o T I c E

The funeral of Herman Hoop will be held from the Community Methodist Church Friday after noon at pm.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10
ShoFf Course In
Money management
For Young Women

A short course In money man,
sRcment for young women 10 be-
given this fall under the Sponsor.
ship ~ the Farmers and Mech.
rnics Savings Bank Of Minneapolis
Ras announced this week BY Hen
~ = Kingman. President
This ~ . new and different ser
vice 30 the public" Mr. KinRrnAn
said, because II - designed "a
givs the girl ~ today the s"crsts
q HBccess IN handling money
Thrift and financial security
through wise handling of money
win b. the general subjects cover
81 81 IN" meetings. Special EN-
phaslR viii be given On how fam
lies can plan together for sue
ossSfui spending The program
Riil also cover when and hOw "a
undertake home ownership and
what u costs o. maintain q house
Marjorie Child Hustled ~ Min.
nsapOiIa, nationally known con.
EIltant In consumer service. Will
ne IN charge Of the meetings TIN.
iar her direction experts In these
subjects Will b. brought 70 Min.
nsapoBs 10 speak at the meetings
Time and place for the meetings
and plans for advance registration
RfII b. announced by the Bank
Early In the fall
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

turned from the hospital after q
three weeks stay and Ii recuper-
Ating at home.
Guests: MIR and Mrs. William
Lumsey Of 922 Fremont Ave. N.
had as their holiday week end
guests, their daughter-n-Iaw. Mrs
Crystal Lumsey and Miss Travis
tine jackson OF Chicago. They
left Monday, July 9, for their
home. In compliment TO Mrs. Cry
stall Lumsey and Miss Travistine
jackson, Miss Mildred vanadona
Of 722 Fremont Ave N. enter.
tanned at a beautifully appointed
dinner party on Sunday, july 5.
other guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. William Lumsey. MeEsrE.
Harvey Winston and Robert Van
adona.
Week End Visitors; Mines
Jackquebne and Shirlee Turner
Of Des Moines, Ia, motored to
the city Friday, July 3, 10 spend
the holiday week end visiting
their cousins. the Misses Gloria
and Shirlee Brown. of 1901 Third
Ave. s. Mrs Shirlec Turner re-
turned home Sunday afternoon
and Mrs. Jacquenne Turner re-
turned on Monday.
Breakfast Party: Miss Gloria
Brown, 1901 Third Ave, s.. enter
taind at breakfast on Monday,
July 8, In compliment 20 her house
guest, Mrs. Jacqueline Turner Of
Des Moines. Those sharing in the
courtesy were Mrs. Dolores Brown
and daughter, Miss Kathryn Bail
cy Messrs. Ronald Lewis and Don
Calender.
Motor To city: Miss Gwen
Miller. Pat Peters. Otis McGreo-
ger. Bob Peters and Waffle Nc
Greoger Of Des Moines, Ia. motor
ed to the city 10 spend the holi-
day week end. They were the
house guests Of Miss MiIisr'R
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nil.
Ter Of Third Ave. 3.
Improving: Mrs. Ida Roberts
~ 37Os Fourth Ave. g.. who has
been III al her home for the pas,
two weeks 10 slowly improving
and her condition IL fair.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10
Murphys Hold Annual
4th Picnic On
Lawn Of Home

The beautiful and spacious
grounds surrounding the White
Oak Home II Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
J. Murphy, STu Frh Ave s., was
the scene on Saturday of the An.
nual July Fourth Family Lawn
Party. At which about ~ persons
were present, including families
and their guests,
The afternoon was spent In
playing games. horse shcepitChIng
and croQuet, Mr. Murphy, always
the genial host, though not able
10 share In the games, etc. was
busy seeing that everybody had u
good time. a. he mingled among
his guests.
When the guests were called to
chow. they found q long table
filled with all kinds of detachable
food and Rs one helped himself
from tho many different dishes
displayed, the plates became
weighted down, Then the lunch
was climaNed by n large platter
IL Mrs Murphy'a famous barbecue
chicken and ribs Cool summer
drinks lent EeHt 20 the meal,
Members of the different fam.
lilies present were Mr., NJ A.
johnson, Mrs Matte Drew,
Measrs and Mines, Fred Murphy,
Carl Wade, sr,. Harold G. Combs,
James W Fraction Carl Wade,
Jr, and sons, Ira Robinson and
sons, James u Wade and sons,
Everett johnson. Mrs, Adah Steel,
Mr.. Louis Vale and Mrs, Alice
Fort.
Out Of town gueAts included nr,
and Mrs Robert Reed and family,
Tuakegee Institute, Alabama,
Mrs. George Jones and daughter,
burlington, Iowa. Mr. Roscoe
Dukes, Jackson Mississippi, and
Mr.. A. J, williams. ~ Worth.
Texas, and Mr.. Victor prthtt, Chi.
caEu
Other guests present were Mr.,
and Mrs, G. u. Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Johnson. Mr. and Mrs,
w. Baxter Walker, Mr.. julius Nc
Neal. all ~ st Paul
Also MeHarR, and MmeA Fred
Jones, Leonard Jones, Mines, q, u
Williams, Jessie Shepard, the
Misses Esther and Nora Byars,
and Mr. J. W, Austin,
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Additional Social ond
Personal News

18th Wedding Anniversary CeIr
bratioR: Mr. and Mrs. wnbert 7
johnson. i2II Fourth Ave. s en-.
tertaIned about % friends on Sat.
urdhy, June n. IN celebration ~
their 18th wedding anniversary
The affair was held IN their
beautiful new rumpus room. which
was completely installed by Mr.
johnson The evening was mostly
spent IN soCiRlizing and admirinR
the new room. Light r"freshmcnts
and lunch was served BY the hosts
The couple were the recipients ~
many lovely gifts.
On Motor Trip; Mrs Marie q.
Shields. i9i Highland Ave n. az
cOmpanied by friends. left the city
July 2 on a motor trip 10 H1us
ton and Dallas. Tex. and New
Mexico She will be gone for about
Twelve naFAs
birthday Party: AlHnzo Ellis
Jr., 35Gs Fif,h Ave. WIS the hon
ored guest at q birthday party
given by his mother. Mrs. AI0nzn
Ellis. on Sunday, July .. About
fourteen u his little friends came
In TO wish him birthday greeting
and "a JON In the fun Joy ElIis
and Cedric Lyles entertained The
group with piano selections 70.
treatments were served When
the party was ended. Lynnis De
cided that this tenth birthday was
the best Of all of the other nine
Return Home PROM Congress
Mrs.. Rosaiind OlantOn and grand.
daughter. Narslyn Pratt 2izs
Fourth Ave g., returned horn'
las, week from Brooklyn. ~ Y
where they attended the National
Sunday School and BTU Congress
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

ERrlne Neil. Connie Hin and Mrs.
Bessie Mansfield. Seated left to
right are the Mines Harriet Allen,
JunAuld Braddock, Enna Maxim
King and Venora Bradford.
go, RosamOnd BanhAm, Bertha
Other members of the sorority
unable to be present for the pic
ture were Mines. Arlee Hallowell,
Bernice Hardy, Edith Watson,
Lula Pearson, Laura Mae Rob.
ms, Annette Robinson. Eva
Stewart and Miss HellRine Gallo
way.
Officers Of the club are Lula
man, vice-president, Rosamond
Pearson, president: Maurcen TIL,
Bantam. recording secretary
Bertha King, corresponding sec
etRry, and Annette Robinson
treasurer.
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Social and Personal
: MINNEAPOLIS x

tcrtatned at dinner honoring Mrs.
Brandon on Friday July 3: Mrs,
Maycs and Mrs, Brandon were the
breakfast guests OF Rev. and Mrs,
J. !, Clayburn, SstS Smelling Ave.
ON July tth. and the dinner guests
tho same evening of Mr.. Ira Allen,
at Opals Place In Somerset. Wis
constn, Mrs J, J. Ciayburn was
also n guest
House Quests, MIR and Mrs.
Frank Hayden Of Peoria, Illinois.
arrived In the city 10 n few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs Charles
W. Glenn 1T Sea0 Fourth Ave, q,
The HRydens left Tuesday. July Z.
for Duluth and the North Shore,
Visit HrothrF and Family Mr..
and Mrs. Paul DAnfnrth of Des
Moines, Iowa, visited In the city
over the holiday weekend as tho
house guest OF their brother and
family, Mr., and Mrs, Joseph DAN
forth Of Sp96 Clinton Ave.
Missed FootinRi Mrs Clarence
Beck. ST0a Fourth Ave, T., missed
her footing and fell In her home,
but was not seriously injured and
Ia able To be up and around a.
usual.
Council MeettREt On Sunday.
July ~, at $3.50 pm, the annual
meeting ~ tho Matrnns and Pa.
irons. Past MAtronR and Past Pa,
irons Council Of the Eastern star.
PHA, will be- held at the homo
Of Mrp. Lucy Harris Aoi6 clinton
Ave All members are requested
10 be- present at this meeting ant
all reports are 90 be made.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

Lockett families and their out OF
town relatives celebrated the
homecoming of the different rela-
tives from the West coast and the
midwest. The day was spent in
reminiscing, sOcializing and en-
joying the delicious lunch. Mem
bers Of the families present were
Mrs. Myra Rice and family.
Mines. MArsiline Lewis and fam
lily, Veda Schiene. st. Paul.
Frances Lawler. Harriet Bakion
and family; Edna Shaw and son;
Messrs. and Mines. Theodore
Lockett and son; Douglas Rice.
Everett Law and Family: Mrs.
Viola Bakion. Mr.. Herman +.
Vaughn and Carl r. Rice, all of
Minneapolis. Out OF town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Viloria.
Fabiola Nogura, Mrs. Edith
Childress and Norman Rice, all OF
Los Angeles, Calf. and Mrs. Nil.
bred r. Crawford of Chicago. III.
The picnic also was in celebra-
ton of Mrs. Myra Rice's birthday.
which was July 1.
New Home: Mr.. ana Mrs. Larry
Griffin formerly OF 3SO7 Fifth
Ave. s., and children Larry Jr.,
and Susan, left by motor Satur-
day, July 4th for Chicago, TO
make their future home. Mr..
Griffin, who is employed as spec
ial representative for the Canada
Dry Gingerale. Inc, has been in
Chicago for the past three months
and returned to drive his family
back with him.
VIII Vacation In West: Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Adair and daughter,
CherTie, the Misses Jessie Baker
and Yvonne Byrd Of 5l22 James
Ave. NJ, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. II,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

a Evening - G1Rs slnEiaE'
Sunday. JsIy -. CSsnsTt BY AdHIi
ChsgaI usb vita DeISFss Grigsby
aad Yred EWtnG - sStSists ~
5iS0 pm. ssnday evening. JuIy
%. DOaatlsaa 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

Cater Of 1924 Clinton Ave. viii
leave Monday, July IS, on a motor
trip to Los Angeles, California.
They will visit relatives and
friends. on the return trip, they
plan TO visit Yellowstone National
Park and the Grand Canyon. They
Will be out Of the city for about
three weeks.
Dies MOines Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Lytle Of 3545 Fourth
Ave, s, have as their house guests
for ten days, Master James and
J. w. Thomas, Des Moines, Iowa.
They will return to their home on
Monday, July Is,
Picnic: Colonel Charles Young
Camp and Auxiliary win entertain
its members and guests at a picnic
on Sunday, July -, at Como Park.
Games, hiking, boating followed
by a SmOrgasbord dinner viii be
enjoyed by members and guests.
Wedding Plans: Mrs. Dorothy
Terry, 1855 Smelling Ave. has
chosen August l. 70 her marriage
to Sgt. David Sims Of Camp Ro-
bets, California Sgt Sims is Wis
ting in the city where he will ne.
main until after their wedding.
Out OF Hospitals; Friends Of
Mrs. Mamie Battles, 1928 Port.
land Ave, are glad 20 hear that
she has returned from Fairview
hospital and is convalescing Al
home. and getting along fine. Her
daughter. Mrs. Mamie Harrison OF
Chicago. Ill. arrived in the city
on July I. because Of the illness
OF he mother She returned TO her
home on Thursday. July Q.
Spends Summer With Grand
parents: Tonjia Mcintosh. daugh,
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. William Nc,
Intosh, 300 Bryant Ave. N, Iefi
over the week end for Des Moines
Ia. where she will spend the sum,
mer with her grandparents, Mr.
and ms. Wesley Burrell.
RecuperRtInE: Mr.. Evan Win
ston, 1880 3ist Ave. s., has re,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

FicnIci A group OF the younger
set spent the Fourth 81 July pic.
nickipg At Excelsior Park, Tho
afternoon was spent In playing
baseball, taking pictures, speed
boat riding and other attractions
out Of town guests present in
Guided Flora Belle Gilmore, Shir-
ley Turner, Mines, JacQucline
Turner Pat Peters, Measra, hob
Peters, Otis McGrrogcr and Wal
lie McGreoRcr ot Des MoineS. la,
Others present wcro Misses shir-
lee and Gloria Brown, Alenc John.
son, Merrill Ninns, Irene MINIS.
Mesars, Don Calender, Ronald
Lewis. Freddy King, Dick Ration,
Leon Minis. James Curry, Lloyd
Massey, Norman johnson, Ray.
mond Wright, Al MINIS
Motor West, Mr., and MIRA
Charles Miller, I0T Fremont Ave
N, and Mrs Theresa Warren
900 Fremont Ave NJ left by
motor on Friday. July , for Oak
land. Calf, and other points
West, where they will visit rela.
tives and friends
Horseback RidcrSi Misses 0lor,
Ia Brown. Shirley Turner and
Shiriee nrnnw and Mrs, Jackie
Turner of Des Mnlneu, Meaara,
Dick Ration. Donald Lewis went
horseback riding AZ shady Valley
Ranch ON july Ath,
I.unsheoni Mrs John Cyrus,
1908 Firth Ave. go, was hoateaH
NJ a luncheon an Saturday. July
4, honoring the Misses Lorraine
and Luciile shIvcra Of Washing
ton, n, c, A nice luncheon was
served by the hostess Cameo fol-
lowed and prizes were awarded 20
Mrs, william Robinson, first, Mrs
James y. Shepherd, second; Mrs,
Paul MayeH, third and Miss Lor.
raine shivern, consolation. Others
guests were Mines, John MolIie
Jr., Lucille Jones ~ Kansas city
Mo. Percy Hughes Jrr Paul
MAyea. Robert Murray and Grover
ingram,
Chicago ViAitoTt Mrs Kathryn
Brandon Of Chicago, who has beer
the house guest Of Mrs blanche
Maysa Of asIB Fourth Ave =. foI
the past ten days, left for hsr
home on Tuesday, July Z Many
social courtesica were extended
Mrs. Brandon during hrr visit. On
Monday, June 10, Mrs Brandon
and Mrs. Mayea were the dinner
guests 1T Mrs Alice Fort At The
NanlSln cafe, Mr. and Mrs Richard
Mayea entertained them at th'
Flame Mite club on Wednesday
July /, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bow
man, Rr., 3gi2 Fourth Ave. \, en-
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS 4

Visit Sister: Mr.. and Mrs Barney Vloria and Fabola
Nog9ra OF Los Angeles Calf visiting in the city and
the house guests of Mr. and Mrs Theodore cket 2Sos
Ave. s. Mrs. LOekett and Mrs Vlora are sisters
Family Reunion And Picnic Mnnehaha Falls Park was the
scene Sunday of family picnic when the Rice and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10

WhcR's your birthday Our
Birthday 0rcetiNK section wants
90 know---aS n can toll your
friends.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10
Miss Nino 1oliver
Weds Ronnie Hill In
Church Ceremony

The marriage 81 Miss Nina
Tollvrr. foster daughter Of Mrs,
JeaEie Sweat. 1909 Carroll Ave,
and Ronnie i'm. son ~ Mrs
Gertrude Rogers, b33 HOndo Ave
was soIeihnlGod AT I pm. Friday
July 3, At ~. Johns church Of
God In Christ
The Rev. J LAGrone officiAted
at the double ring ceremony be-
fore an altar ~ white roses, car.
nations. white RladlolaS and
candelabras holding white tapers
Given In marriage by her fos-
tor brother. Christopher Durand,
the bride was radinntly beautiful
In u gown ~ white net over white
tsffsta. ftted StraplSas bodice Of
not with lace bolero and full
skirt 81 net baIlsrina length. Her
jewelry was n three strand neck
lars Of pearls with matching eat
rings
Her shoulder length halo veil %
Illusion was attached "a q cap ~
pearl beaded lace and tulle She
earned = prayer book covered In
white satin with stTeamsrs 81
white satin ribbon topped by
white ruaes
Miss Zoo Ann Sweat, foster SIS
ter u the bride, was her maid 81
honor and only attendant Iier
dress ~ blue net over blue taffeta
featured . tisred skirt, ballsrinn
length. Etrapiesa esmlsols t1T
bodice with matching bolsro jar
kst and WIRE = head bandsau ri
blue net trimmed with white rose
buds She wore = coTaaRe oi
ysIl0w roses
Kenneth johnson. cousin ~ th'
groom served As best man
4 program ~ appropriate wed
ding music was presented by Mrs
u. FlEcT
Mrs Jessie Sweat, mother ~
the bride wore n dreHs Of nav
blue lars and chiffon with white
Accessories Mrs. Rogers. mother
~ the groom wore . beige IAo'
dress with white Accessories
Isptb mothers wore eorsagss n
red roses.
Immediately following the oers
nOny. . reception was held At th'
home u the brids's mother. IOOi
Carroll Ave The brides tRbI'
was covered with . lace cloth and
conferred with q crystal bowt u
white and pink carnations, pinb
roses and blue daisies. The thrs'
TERED wedding cake Erassd 0h'
end and NJ the opposite, . cry
stall punch bowf filled with lemon
frAppe.
HOa,saass assisting were tn
Mines ErBsstins Pruitt, IN yellow
tafseta. J. u. IaDr0ns In blue tat
fsts. Frank Winfield in whit
chiffon with silver trimming.
Other hostsssss Included tn
Mines James Thomas and Pau
Woods. sunts % the bride. wh'
served the wedding cake. Jane
Hughes and PhyElllia jackson.
! Ths couple received many use
ful ard lovely gifts.
After q three day honsymoo'
Ep@nt A. Lake Adnsy. Mr. an
Mrs HI are a. home at s3i
RlBdO Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-10
IT. LOUIS GETS NEGRO
POIIIE LIEUTENANT

g. Louis amp one Negro
vas among sofns - police officers
promoted here last week BY the
t'Oard 81 police commissioners
The lOns colOrsd officer 10 I'd
ward y, Boidsn. -, formerly .
Effective sergeant, and INV .
Lieutenant.
Boldsn IL The third Of his rare
10 b. elevated % . Bsut~nAncy IN
The department..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-10-01
CALEDONIA READY FOR
FALL CLOTHING SALE

Winter coats, suits, sweaters,
boots, toys and loads of other
items will be available at the
Caledonia Clothing Sale.
On Monday, October 18th, Mrs.
Earl H. Miller and her committee
will be at the school ready to re-
ceive clothing for sale. The doors
will be open from 9:0O-5:30. Tues
day, October 18th, from 9:0O-3:30
will be the last day for the ac-
ceptance of clothing.
Caledonia has always had a
splendid fall sale because the COM
mittee accepts only sale items in
good condition, cleaned and press
ed. By following these rules the
committee can assure q more bene-
ficial sale for both contributors
and shopper.
The selling is Wednesday, Oc-
tober 14th, from 9:O0-3:3O and
100000, and Thursday from 800
$3.50. Friday will be pickup day
for checks and clothing not sold.
Caledonia will keep 20%o of the
sale price. Mrs. Earl Miller has
the following on her committee;
Mrs. Howard Blood, Mrs. Ralph
DeMuth, Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs.
A. c. Hoffmeyer, Mrs. Spencer
Knapp, Mrs. S. E. Raudebaugh,
Mrs. J. J. Stillinger, and Mrs.
August Yurka, jr.