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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-06
IN MEMORIAM

When we step beyond lifc's gate
way,
As our loved one now has done,
We shall find a land Of beauty
We shall greet old friends and
new ones,
In that land where all are blessed,
And Wen meet-beyond life's
gateway,
All the ones we love the best!
In memory of my dear husband
who departed from US one yeal
ago, August 9, 1852, who is missed
more and more each day.
His loving wife,
Flossie NJ. Kelley
ADV. 23-1t*
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-06

gratitude to President Eisenhower
for the assignment and asserting
that he regarded it as an honor to
serve under Mr.. Herbert Hoover.
The fact is that even in 1882, when
Mr.. Farley was doing his best to
defeat Mr.. Hoover for reelection,
he respected him as a man and
statesman. Neither before, later,
nor during that campaign did he
join in the outrageous smearing of
Mr.. Hoover which established a new
low in political mendacity. Ger
tainly he did all he could to beat
him, but never did he get down to
the low level of so many of the
Roosevelt aides. In the months
ahead it is reasonable to predict
that Mr.. Hoover will find no man
on the commission who will give
him more wholehearted support
than Mr.. Farley Especially, Mr..
Farley ought to be useful in franz
ing the recommendation to put the
Federal Post Office on a solvent
basis. Better than almost anyone
Mr.. Farley knows that the vast
Post Office deficits are due to the
low rates at which the great week
ly, monthly and daily magazines,
periodicals and newspapers are car
ried through the mails. Also Mr.
Farley well knows the political
strength of the resistance to rails
ing these rates. By putting his full
weight back of this recommends
ton, sure again to be in the report
of the new Hoover Commission,
Mr. Farley might do really great
service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

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as waitress.-Adv. 23-lt.
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with cultivator hitch. All in good
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GIRL WANTED to care for two
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and Mrs. Lewis Hannah.

and Mrs. Lewis Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Rcichen-
becher are visiting relatives in Ohio
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brysen Martin and
daughters, Dayton, Ohio, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Margroff
and Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-06

For Mr. Farley is a Democrat of
Democrats. His party regularity is
without flaw There have been
times when he voted for candidates
whom he disliked and distrusted.
There have been times when the
principles of his party sharply
clashed with his own. Yet after the
nominations were made and the
platform adopted, no matter how
badly they smelled, there never has
been a time when he did not sup
port both to the hilt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-06

Considering all this, it was rather
a warming thing when Mr.. Farley
so promptly accepted, expressing
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-06
Mr.. FarIev'S Chance


Acceptance by Mr.. James A. Far
ley of appointment from Republi-
can president to a nOnpartisan COM
mission headed by former Re-
publican President deserves more
attention than it got. Possibly Mr..
Farley may have served before on
a nonpartisan agency dedicated to
reform, efficiency and economy.
But if so it cannot now be recalled.
This seems to be his first.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-06

millions of votes from the Republi-
can party, thereby making each one
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02

| 0as aino bat gor ibarfe Augen
uno 1iebt OIL oes Gaters, Der Dfutter
glif uno Saltung lbon 3ultintmung
ooer MiBbiuisuns gu ieinem Gun.
geur burh &oniequen3 ihnfft man
| it'd Gelpeft, nno nur bieier gibt Dem
gefebl ben notigen Io6bruf. sSrei-
li6 oarf ober oos 8efeblen uno Stra-
| rem nift ausarten in tpranniibe 8e-
pormunoung bes finoli6en 8inens,
muB pielmebr BEL oeiien 5unebmenoer
entmidlung iibereeleitet ueroen IN
oie 6orm zines 8unides, oes guten
States.
Der eroBge5ogene Reipeft ipiirbe
ourd itanoiges 9torgeln uno miBtrau=
ilbe 8eauflidtieung ionit umihloeen
IN Serbltterung uno Sros. llnb er
loa uno fann bod in einem 1pobItpol=
leno=f freunoidoftli6en Gerb1ltnis ge-
aoelt lperben 81 idoner, beilieer Chr
fur6t uno Sobabtlng.
als @ott auf Sinai oas oierte 8e-
bot eab: r@bre Gater unb Dtutter",
oa perbieb gr Die grfiilung oieier
@brfurdtspflidt iroti6es @Iiid, troi-
lbes 8oblergeben, ual1f baB es Dir
moblergebe unD ou longe lebeIt ouf
grben."
gr5ieben olio Die gltern ibre ain-
Ser 5ur gbrfur6t, 10 it6ern lie iid
oaour6 niht BLOB elm idones, rlibiges
Sitter i'm Sdatten banfbarer &inoes=
liebe, ionoern ite eeben ibren Ro6=
fomnen aub bas Bette nit fir ibre
eroenfabrt: bic 8erbeiBung BON @liif
uno @oblergeben - l,no nod @ert-
ool1eres: foltbare S6Gee Der SeeIe.
9enn gbrfllrdt lit gigentum oes
ibealen, innerli6 lpertpoIlen Men-
l6en.
@er GbrIurht bat Dor Gater uno
Vfutter, Der anerfelnt uno perebrt
audi oas bo6lte @elen, 8ott - Dem
lino geiitlide unb peltlide Sbrigfeit
als oeiien Itelpertretenber 8eieseeber
beilig, Der liebt nit opferbereiter Sinz
gobe aud) lein Gaterlano; tper Chr
rurbt bat, Dem lit lein uno anoerer
2etb rein, beilig oes Nd6ften Chr
uro unoerlesli6 oes 9eahiten 8ut -
mer GbrfurNt bat, ser bolt Ben ean-
gen 0efalog ser 5ebn 8ebote.
(sus u. gibler, uSeiliees Ofut=
teramt"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02

Gin alter erfobrener Wann Der
|oflentlid)t cine longe Geibe bon
Spriihlein fiir Sic Wfiitter, Die er
lth auf ieinem langen grbentpallen
gelamnelt bate, rnb Die ge1piB bon
9tuben iein piiroen, lpenn man tie
redt oufmerflam beoba6tete. Sier
folgen tie:
~sber sir, Srou Yf1ltter, iei's ans
Ser5 geleet: 60 bu pillit, ooB oeine
Eodter i'm gbeltanoe 5ufrieoen leben
fam in 8e5iebung oufs Seitli6e, ge-
mobne lie bon flein an an itanoes=
gerlaBe 8eniigian1feit in ser alei=
oung loipobl al5 in allem anoeren.
Sebre tie, oaB @ott lie nidt erIbaffen
bat 51r 3ierpuppe ms S9uufeniter
ooer gum Serllmlungern I'M poroeren
3inmer. - Sbre Sdnoe 1ino ni6t er-
l6affeh I'm slrmipangen 5lt tragen,
uno tbre Singer iinb nidt ser 9fingc
megen Oa. Die gliternOen 0inge linb
Nebenlad)elben, etlpa fir Cont uno
sSeittage. 9to6 piel 1peniger lit 10 Elm
So6terlein oa, Tim bon ser Ofutter
beoient SIT neroen, 1,no @ott bat fein
Weib 5ur Weutter gemabt, onmit lie
unter bie 9otmGBigfeit ser Sodter
gerate. Sebre oesbalb beine So6ter
uno gelpobne lie reft friib5eitig bar-
an, Sic SauSarbeit nit sir al teilen.
aaes, ma5 iid) fir oih l6idt, Srou
Otlltter, lGidt iid nift mtnoer fir
oeine Sodter; lie lit niht belier ols
on. l1no lpenn oll lie beoienit, als
mare lie pornebmcr als ou, 10 bit bu
elne gtarrin, oenn ie mebr ou fir Tie
trit oclto grober miro iie geeen bid.
Sebre lie rcdnen; lie iou tpiIier, oaB
bunoert5 Gents einen Dollar outs
maben 1tno oaB oft an ieoem Gent
einige SdlpeiBtropfen bdngen. 2ebre
lie, einen &orb nit 2ebensmitteln
beimtragen, obne iiG 81 if6men.
Sebre lie oud, ooB Elm einfahes
Suusfleio inter ltmItanoen beier
5iert ols ein Ieibenes. Ser So6ter beS
Sagelobners Iteben goloene Sc.
I6meibe nie oem Oto1leiel Elm goI-
oene5 8ebiB. Gie Wtutter in Sbnut,
Die Sobter in Hut, bietet allem sln-
ltanb Srut. Sic Mutter flidt, sic
Sohter itidt, oie Mutter 1paIht, bie
Sodter flatid)t uno naidt; bie Wtut-
ter ibetert, Sic Sohter leiert; bie
Wltter itopft bes Saters 5oden oie
godter frduielt Sic 2oden; bic Welt-
ter ipiilt bas &o6eeidirr, Die Sof-
ter ipielt &labier; ipas oie Mutter
beute ipart, bot Die Eobter sleib ner-
narrt. = SIT bas Saft? Son Die cine
SausbdIterin, cine Wl,tter tperoen2
Bebe Dem Manne, Dem fte lih an-
bdngt! Ser braubt ni6t at Iagen:
8ott ltrafe midi"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02

lobnlib Die Weniden iino, glauben
Tie oasielbe audi bon @ott nno utle-
rem Seilano. Sic tperoen niht mebr
re6t frob, penn iie an ibre Sbulo
uno Sii11be oenfen, an ibre Sorbeiten,
Die ibnen 1pie our @etpobnbeit getpor-
ben iinb. 0enen alien mo6te id elm
.frobes Sitern" niilden, 10 elm
Sitern, tpie es Die MpoItel erlebt
baben. Genn es tpar am Siterionn-
tag, baB Seius an ibnen fam. Das
itebt aber bon Sobannes, bem 2ieb=
lingsiiinger, oesneeen geidrieben i'm
gpangeliunL in Der froben 8otidaft,
oamit audi uns eeidebe 1pie ben Siin>
germ oes Serrn, tpeil oub mir be-
rufen linb uno a0e on sselu 500 NIT
lbuloig getporoen iino, uno oaber
allb an Seiner Muferitebung uns
mitfrelten oiirfen uno ioIlen. Darum,
ou per5aste, miibe Seele, claude ood
an Die 8iite oes 3errn, audi fiir bid
Ielber!
Warnm allo perltedt ou oib? War=
Inn trauIt bu oid niht rebt auf5u=
l6auen gum Serrn, aIs biirfteit o1
es niht ipagen2 &ennlt on ben Set
lano 10 idledt2 2erne bod bon ben
lieben Ipoiteln Bertrauen, 3uoeriiht
unb 5reltoe! 9lls penn ni6ts ge-
lDeIen 1pdre, ia gleibiam OILS ,pollte
Selus lagen: ~93idtie, mo- iino mir
itebengeblieben, oils mir oos lettemol
beilammen tparen? Sa, beim Iltar-
loframentl Nun fommt ein neues
Saframent! 0enen ibr bie Siinoen
nobloilet =" 60 lit Ser Serr, 10 lno
nift unoers. 80 muBt audl on Sbn
leben, Damn bat beine Relle ouh ibre
Sitern!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02
F A N / L / E n K R E| S.

gleiden mebr. SIT sic eriparte Gum
me bod, 10 iiberl6Bt oie sSrau Dem
@atten Die gntideioung iiber oeren
ratlamlte 8ertpenoung, nno oann
crit, tpenn er 10 freunolib lit, lie 5u
lbrer beliebigen gerfiigung 3u lteIlen
1T tie ibr freies @igentum. 5ebr per-
nerfli6 aber pdre es, cine fleinere
ooer groBere Nuslaee fir anoere, bon
Dem 8atten bielleidt ear nidt su Bill
ltgenoe Smede 5u maben uno Damn,
nm Den entitanoenen Ausfan 5u bef-
ten, geringere Nabrunesmittel ober
Borrate an5ufaufen, oenn 10 lddbiat
man nidt lelten oie @eiunobeit, gibt
MnlaB 5n gerebtfertigter GIage nnb
berfeblt lid eegen Die BfIidt oer @e-
mliienbaftigfeit. Solde Damen, oie
al ibr Sinnen uno Grad)ten auf gi=
telfeit uno Bubiubt ridten, erreaen
oen Beroaht Der @efanluht, oenn
nenn tie mebr Mufpano MAIDEN mol
len, als es Dem @atten lieb, poer oie-
lem 5u beItreiten tnogIid) lit, 10 be-
5tpeden lie nit oieier glegon5 irnmer
ettpas anoeres als BLOB bos Bobl=
gefaIlen oes Sausberrn.
(Sortiesung foIst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02
HUT hrr Er5trhung CUR
Ehrfl1rd,t

@enn sic Wflltter ibr aino iriib
ihon oie 8ege Ser SnnerIihfeit fiibrt,
10 ibafft lie linn oaOurh niht BLOB
fit sic eriten SSSugenoiabre bobe
Seelen1perte, ionoern lie legt audi
i6on sic 8runblagen fpmmenOer er=
folsreider Seelenfiibrlng bur6 Sen
oa5u berufenen Brielter.
ltno oa lit es Dor nllem ein 8ut,
oas bier5u als innerlides gigentum
ununganglib porausgelebt neroen
mug: Die gbrfurft.
Dean fonnte meinen, Gbrfur6t
lniiiie oas iunge Wenlhenfino eigent=
lid BON lelblt babell bas lei eben Elm
notiirlides 8ebot.
So, aber lparllm fennt llniere bell=
tige Sugeno 10 menig mebr bie tpabre
ebrfurht, 1narum 5eigen bie berans
ma6lenoen Sobne llno Sobter 10 oft
feline Spur BON 9ielpeft mebr Dor
Gater uno Wlttter? 8drum miro sic
autoritat oes 2ebrers, oes Brieiters
10 oft berabge5ogen in fritil6es 8e=
norgellt 11nO geiierDiiien? - Beil
oie gltern ielblt es peridllmt baben,
Die gbrfurdt in &inoesber5en 5u be-
bitten, ia neil lie oft ielbIt Oie 5nrten
Biir5el6en Ser Gbril1rd)t erItiden
ooer nit rallber Sano aus oem UNI
gepflegten 8oben reiBen.
gs lit cine befonnte Iatlahe, ooB
Die &inoerlt1be Oen Stempel al1fprGgt
fiirs gu15e 2eben, oarum muB oie
lorglame Wtutter oarauf bebaht lein,
baB BORT l6on Sic gbrfur6t gepflegt
lperoe. Gas idlieBt ihon oie gr5ieb=
ung 5ur Snnerli6feit in iih, aber es
gibt in ser Salnilie bod audi 10 Der
l6iebene anoere ginfliilie, auf 1pelbe
Die sUeutter ibr slltgenmerf ri6ten
muB.
"a ipirft Dor ollem ooS 9eiipiel
beioer Gltern ibr Gerbdltnis 5uein-
amber Dor bem &inoe. @oIlen iie ielbit
ibr Inrebt auf Sic ibonite, beiliglte
&inoesgabe ii6 nibt peri6er5e1l 10
oiirfen lie itb feline 8loBen geben, itd)
ni6t binreiBen loiien 5u Iusbriihen
oes 3ornes. Cant unO Streit, gegen=
leitige Gorpiirfe uno in 8egenDart
bes ainoes allsgetragene 6amilien=
5niltigfeiten tperoen su illr6tbaren
Rd6ern I'M &inbe5ber5en. Sb, Oas
Bfldn3ben gbrfl1rht lit ein 5artes
8epd6s, 0as MIR allf bem 8oOen
zines reinen, frieopoaen 6amilien-
lebens gebeiben fann. IS lit ettpas
foitlib S6ones, tpenn oie Bericn bes
gaters, Ser Mutter bem &inoe beilig
lit! 0urb nifts aber fann oie Chr
furht Oem ainoe tiefer eingeienft
meroen ais burb BEN ginbrud front
mer &anolungen. 0as ihreibt itd UNI
auslolblib in bes &inoes Ser5, 1penn
gater ooer Wa,tter nit Sssnnigfeit
beten. ODER 1penn es gar iiebt in ebr=
fiir6tigem S6auer, pie 8ott ielbit in
8rotsgeltalt ein5iebt in bas Ser5 Ser
Wutter, muB ba nidt bon Der beili=
gen Gbrfurdt, nit Der es 81 @ott
aufiiebt, au1 Elm @lan5 abfauen auf
bic Mutter9 grinnern mir uns, mas
Der 9i6ter Clemens Brentano er=
51blt, als oie Wel1tter iegnertb oas
areu5 auf oie 5tirne Der lblafenoen
Rinber mobte. 0a bat fth tn ibm bas
@efiibl ser Mutterliebe nit beiliger
Gottesliebe ltnausI0iblib perbunben.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
New Mexico Vote Recount
Is Slated 10 Start TODAY
By the Associoied Press

ALBUQUERQUE. June IT,
Senate subcommittee investigat-
ors looking into the New Mexico
Senatorial election say they ex-
pect to start their recount of
ballots today.
Meanwhile, District Attorney
Paul Tackett said a considerable
number of persons voted in AL
buquerque at the last general
election who declared in State
income tax returns they were
residents of other States.
Mr.. Tackett is investigating
this phase of the contest in
connection with Revenue Bureau
representatives. !,
Mr.. Tackett said Ak expects to
lay his findings be1pre a grand
jury in Albuquerque next week.
He said determination of resi-
dence in each individual case
will be ND to the grand jury.
Republican Patrick j.. Hurley
is contesting the election of Sen
ator Chavezain the Senatorial
race last NOV lhber. Gen. Hurley
has charged Numerous election
irregularities.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Churchill Opposes
Returning Stone
|Of Scone to Scots
BY the Assoeieted Press

LONDON, June 17.-Sir Win
ston Churchill is against giving
up the Stone Of Scone to Scot
land.
The Prime Minister told the
House Of Commons yesterday:
"The coronation stone has been
in Westminster Abbey for over
$50 years and that is its custo-
mary position"
He replied to the suggestion
Of an English member of Parlia-
ment that the stone be handed
over to Scotland to sooth feelings
of Scottish nationalists who want
it back.
Scottish kings were crowned
on the stone in ancient times
before 1t was seized as a trophy
Of war by an English king.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Tabor Church 10 GET
S65,OOO Addition
For Education Use

Tabor Presbyterian Church,
$50 S street, NV. will start
work on $65,00O educational
addition next month, according
to the Rev. Robert L. Jeans.
Mr.. Jeans told the Washing
ton City Presbytery yesterday in
a meeting at Neelsville Church,
Germantown. Md, that the
building will contain 90 class
rooms. 1t will be ready before
the end of the year, he said.
The minister also announced
that the church recently bought
a $4,000 home next door to
be used as a hospitality house
for Servicemen. He said the
house is opened at 7 pm. each
Friday and closed at midnight
on Sundays.
Pledges Exceed Last Year.
The Rev. c. Stewart Mckenzie,
chairman of the Committee on
Stewardship and Promotion, re-
ported that pledges for the year
are more than SIG 900 over that
for 1852. The 1858 total to date
is $190.910, while last years sum
was $174,574.
Benjamin H. Craig, a graduate
of the Howard University School
of Religion, was licensed to
preach by the presbytery yester-
day. Mr.. Craig has been serving
as student minister of Bethel
Presbyterian Church, Alexandria,
Va. the past year. The meeting
recommended that he continue
at the church.
Advertising Ban Passed.
A motion calling on church
publications to refuse certain
types of advertising, including
ways organizations can raise
money, also was passed.
This was the final presbytery
meeting until September IS in
Garden Memorial Church, 1718
Minnesota avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Beach Erosion Board
Cites Seven EMPLOYEES

Seven civilian employees of the
Army Engineers Beach Erosion
Board at 5201 Little Falls road
NV. have been honored for
long service records.
Richardson Eaton and Joseph
Caldwell received emblenhs for
20 years with the Army, and To-
year emblems we're presented to
Mrs. Julou Dodson, Charles
Fray, Ralph Moody. Ralph Rec
tor and Morris Williams.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Monday, June 90 is Flying
Saucer Night" at the Super
Chief. Be there to catch one Of
the valuable Plying Saucers."
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Veteran Appeals JoiIinq

ATHENS, June IT Rl.-A
Greek veteran of the Korean war,
Jailed for. not turning in his
uniform when discharged, yes
terday appealed to Premier
Papagos and the Minister of
National Defense for his freedom.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-11
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Entire Nous Club: The Entire Nous Club met on Friday
December 4 for the purpose of dsbandng The charter
bers met Saturday night Dee reorganze and carry
under the original name They planning full program for
the coming New officers win be announced later
Family Visitor; Mr.. Fred L. King of Iowa City, Iowa
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-11
Wedding Anniversaries
ST. PAUL

ST. PAUL
Dec. l2-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ponders, 6s4 Rondo Ave-. 10
years: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clark, SIS w. Central Ave-, p
years.
Dec. l5-Mr. and Mrs. Tommie
Braddock, To7 Iglehart Ave, six
years; Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Parker,
766 Rondo Ave-. five years,
Dec. 17-Mr. and Mrs. Overman
wycough, 76e Carroll Ave, so
years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-11

SIG Plymouth Av. ~, are now re-
siding in their new home at ala
Third Av. S.
Out OF Hospital; Mrs. Ethel
Primm, SIG Irving Av. N, re-
turned home from Northwestern
hospital where she has been a
patient for the past two weeks,
on Sunday, December 6 and is
much improved.
Twilight Social Club: Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Barge. 1901 Bryant
Av. ~, win be hosts to the Twi-
light Social Club on Saturday
evening, December IL.
st. Agnes Guild Party: On Sat-
urday evening, December II, st.
Agnes Guild il st. Thomas Epis-
copal church will hold its annual
Christmas party for members at
the hime of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Long Jr., 1896 Fourth Av. s.
just For Fun Club: The Just
For Fun Club met with Mrs. Earl
Bowman, 500 E. 25th St, on Sun
day evening, December s. Plans
were discussed for a closed club
party scheduled for December 27.
Enjoying Visit: A card in the
mail from Mrs. Edith Moulden in
East Orange, N. ]. states that she
is spending much of her time in
New York City; enjoyed her plane
trip east and is having a wonder
full time.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Marie Green.
GIG Seventh Av. ~, is in Fairview
hospital for observation and treat
ment.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-11

spent the Thanksgiving holiday
visiting his mother. Mrs. Sue King
Of $50 w, Central Av.. and other
relatives and friends.
Introduced Guests; AT the
Goins-Randall wedding reception.
Mrs. James Taylor introduced
guests to the bridal party and
receiving line.
III: Mrs. Beulah Claibourne. 4s7
st. Anthony Av., has been quite
III and is confined TO bed at her
home.
Matinee Bridge Club; When the
Matinee Bridge Club met ON We'd
nesday, December 2. with Mrs.
Fred Schuck Sr, s44 Fuller Av.
as hostess. prizes were won by
Mrs, Maniey Rhodes first: Mrs.
James Kirk. ST., second and Mrs.
j. 10 Jones, third. me next meet
ing will be ON December 10 with
Mrs. Earl Brent, 1855 Carroll Av,
AS hostess.
Cameo Social Club; Mrs, Russell
T. Balengcr, sI2 st. Anthony Av.
win be hostess to the Cameo So
ciai Club on Saturday evening.
December IL, Invitations have
been issued for their annual
Christmas party TO be held on
December n, in he Fiesta Room
OF Hotel Lowry, st. Paul, Mrs.
Brazsie Addison Is social chair
man.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-11
crispus Attucks
Observes Birthdays
Of Home & Residen,

The Crlspus Attacks Acme AS
ISOLATION, Inc, celebrated its 5oth
anniversary and the Tooth birth
day of Mr.. Fred Holman, one of
the residents of the home, Sunday
afternoon, Dec. 6 at he home.
Greetings from the American
National Bank of st. Paul. and the
Apostolic Faith church, East Lake
ST., and goth Ave, Minneapolis,
were received by the group.
Special guest of the Association
were three grandchildren Of the
founders of the home, Rev. and
Mrs. ]. w. King. They were Mrs.
Gladys Bailey of 429 1glehart
Ave; Mrs. Ancinetta Ruffner of
1888 Central Ave: and Mrs. Ioleta
Ampey Of SO Royalston Av. Min
neapolis.
The grandchildren gave a very
lovely centerpiece, for the tea
table, Of yellow NUNS in memory
of their grandparents.
Pouring coffee at the table with
the grandchildren were Mrs, Jean
Waters. former president of the
association and Mrs. Hazeldell
warricks. a former chairman of
the board.
Another special guest of the
association was Mrs. Mildred
Sharp, 521 Rondo, one of two sur
viving charter members.
dress Is 521 Rondo.
Miss Sylvia Bird was program
chairman for the affair.
Mrs. Naomi Thomas is super
visor of the Home.
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cember 6, on a 80 day furlough,
Sgt. Graham was called home due
to the illness of his mother. who
Is reported in poor condition in
Minneapolis General hospital. He
has been stationed in the Aleu-
tan Islands.
Change OF Residence: Miss
Gloria Pettiford. daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. James Carter, Ais Third
Av. s., left the city on Tuesday.
December 1, for Chicago, NJ, and
she plans to make this city her
new home.
Week End Visit: Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Williams of 364e Fifth
Av. s., spent the Thanksgiving
holiday week end in Madison, Wis.
visiting Mr.. Williams family.
Iowa Visitor: Mr.. Earl L.
Richardson of Des Moines, Ia.
spent Thanksgiving holiday visit
ing his sister and brother-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, 1o6
Hyland Av. N. Mr.. Richardson
will return to the city to make his
future home.
New Home: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith, who formerly resided at
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Dec. ~ Pochohontas Cafe,
$40 Western Ave: Mrs, Harry
King, 75i st. Anthony Ave; Ven
ita Pettiford, se7 Carroll Ave.
Dec. &c. s, Compton, 722
Central Ave; Mr., q. Carter. AL
st. Anthony Ave; Mrs Mabel
Harris, 4sb Kent St; Mrs, Ida M,
Murphy, 1854 Thomas Ave; Bar
bara White. TAT Thomas Ave;
Mrs. Robert williams. TOO Rondo
Ave; Melvin Reynolds, at N.
Avon st.
Dec. 10 Mrs. w. w. wimbcrly,
4s5 Rondo Ave: Billy Massie,
932 Iglchart Ave; Mrs, VIM.
Foulkes. iis Bigalowe Lane.
Dec. i6 Eulah J. Clemens, 400
Rondo Ave; Mrs, Carl Clai-
bourne. fs7 St Anthony Ave;
Mr.. Harry Ballard. SIT st. An
thony Ave.
Dec. II Earl A. Neil, 726 81.
Anthony Ave; Pearlie Mae Will
liams, b97 Rondo Ave; Clyde CHI
man, o95 Rondo Ave: Mr.. Arthur
Blakay. 7b8 ST. Anthony Ave.
Dec. IS Joseph Harris. s7s
Marion St: Enoch Marshall. 673
Carroll Ave; Margaret Davis, 666
Rondo Ave; Daniel b. Taylor,
776 Rondo Ave; Wyatt Cooper.
4ss w. Central Ave; Mrs. Anita
williams, 744 st. Anthony Ave;
Ellis Neal 781 Rondo Ave;
Steven and Peter white, twins,
727 Thomas Ave.
Out of-Town Birthdays
Dec. 10 Rev. u. NJ Moore,
Peoria, Ill.
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Manifold rTA MEETS

The Maxfieid PTA will meet on
Monday evening December IL, at
8 p. m, at the school. Mr., Emm-
EFT Williams, supt. OF Schools,