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Evening star., 1953-09-29
REPLIES.
miss C. L. H., Washington

tMtSS L. l.. H., washington
I have a number of answers
that I have saved up, and al
though some of them may al
ready have been answered, I
am sure that the people con-
cerned will find them of value.
Although I haven't looked
for one myself, Mrs. A. F.. G.
might try looking in an antique
shop on Connecticut avenue,
north of the Connecticut
Avenue Bridge In the imme-
date vicinity of Washington's
largest hotel, for her corona
tion jar. I do know, how
ever, that this shop carries a
large variety of coronation
pieces, Good luck.
I think that if Mrs. M. M. R.
will let the eggs set on a table
until they are down to room
temperature, about 20-30'
minutes before boiling, and
then will start out with cold
water over a medium heat,
she will lick her problem of
cracked eggs when hard
boiled. For deviled eggs, let
them boil about 30-4O minutes
to really set the egg whites.
The longer they cook the
harder the whites become and
they won't tear so easily.
X X X
OKINAWA.
MRS. H. C. S., Washington
We are expecting to go to
Okinawa in the next couple of
months. What will need in
the line of household goods
and clothing for the children?
What the weather and the
island will be like and other
interesting material that some
one can supply will be very
helpful.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
DOG TRAINING CLASSES.
Mrs. J. w., ArlinQton1

Dog obedience training clas-
ses will be conducted in Vir-
ginia this fall and winter by
the Canine Training Associa-
ton, Inc. in cooperation with
the Arlington County Recrea-
ton Department. The classes
will be held in the Nottingham
School, located at 5000 Little
Falls road, North Arlington,
and the hours of instruction
will be from 8 to 10 pm. on
Tuesday evenings.
Periodic eight week courses
for beginners will be offered,
designed to furnish basic in
Struction in dog training.
Advanced training classes will
also be conducted for those
who have successfully COM
pleted previous CTA basic
courses.
You are cordially invited to
enroll in our next course
which begins on September
% at 8 pm. For enrolment
or further information, please
call Mrs. John Ward at Jack
son 8-5661.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
BARBARA FRITCHIE
MAUD MULLER
(R. H. Lerinoton Park

(B. H., Lexington Park
Does any one know the
words of the poem about Bar
bara Fritchie and the words to
the poem about Maud Miller?
I would also like to know the
authors of these poems.
Thank you.
X X X
SEPARATE TUMBLERS.
mr.. C. o. r., Arlington
To Mrs. D. H., Chevy Chase:
To separate two stuck nested
metal tumblers, fill the inner
one with ice and place the
outer one in hot water.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
LAMP SHADES.
M, B.. WnS1liuotOn

Readers fixing their homes
for the winter should be
pleased to learn that they can
redo their old lamp shades
or learn to make new ones by
attending the adult education
classes at Thomson School on
Thursdays, 1-3 pm. Charge,
only a dollar for semester.
The teacher is tops in her
field and we students have
made many beautiful lamps
during the semester.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
SPORTS SHoP-Third Floor

S595 Cotton Play Suits, boomer style; is ony-Sz
S95 Denim Jackets boxy styles in color 10
S895 Cotton Skirts striped and plain coors pass
and dark colors; sizes 10 to 16 - - 81
S95 and S395 BOuses Of striped orion
palds dark and light coors: sizes 10 to 18 81
S95 Pedal Pushers cotton seersucker striped
and prints; brown, beige, sizes 10 to IA 81
S95 Shorts of DENIM boy Styles
sizes 10 IL - -. -- -----.- ..--- 81 o5
S95 and $3.50 Shorts Spun cotton boy shorts
coors; sizes 10 and II $2e5
SS95 HaerS of acetate dacron cotton in white pases and
brown sizes 10 --. 81
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EURS-Third Floor, = Street

1-s19S Dyed Muskrat Cape STA
I-S21O Three-Skin Natural American Marten Scarf,
sta
l-S2lO Dyed Grey Mole Cape Jacket ----------S $3.50
1-$2lO Dyed Blue Mole Cape Jacket-----------$l80
1-$34 Dyed Black Persian Lamb Cape------S222
1-S27O Natural Silver Fox Cape Stole ------ $24O
1-$498 Natural Ranch Mink CapeIet S252
$3.50 Dyed Black Persian Lamb Cape Jacket $354
ES55S Honey Dyed Squirrel Topper er S4es
All prices include Federal tax Fur products labeled
to show country of origin Of imported furs All sales
final.
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BUDGET SPoRTs-Street Floor

95 and S595 Cotton Skirts sacloths
stitching in green white gold red krinkletones navy
coral or green with TRIM pink beige
blue; sizes 10 to 16 - --- - 81
S195 to S395 Shorts Cotton gabardines krnketones
cloths printed cintzes sacothS stripes checks solid
coors OF white red yellow bue sizes 10 to 16
$3.50 to S95 Pedal Pushers Krnketones sacothS white
green yellow sizes 10 to 81
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SUIT SHoP-Third Floor

SUIT SH0P-Third Floor
Juniors $49s5 Gabardne Suits in navy and pastes
a kind S7S and G
Unlned DacrOn Suits navy black mixtures sizes
Z, 10, 20 and % .--- S3S
Womens S69.95 Suits in navy brown wooens 80 S45
BLoUSES-Third Floor
S595 Summer Cotton Blouses and and
$45 Imported CrOcheed BIouses only broken
colors ana SIS
JEWELRY-Street Floor
81 and se5 Necklaces Bracelets Pins Earrings simulated
pearls coored stones and beads 2 for ST
81 to $40 Necklaces, Bracelets Pins, Earrings;
stoneS coIored stones some tailored metals ST to
T0IlETRIES-Street Floor
S65 DOubeFaced Luce Mirrors magnfyng and plain 81
$95 Jewel Boxes 81 IS
So Monogram Puffs Wool with nitiaed satin backs
81 and $1.39 Perfume Bottles 81 65
BRIDES SH0P-Seventh Floor
SIPS Imported Chantly Lace and NyOn Tue Gown with
circular train size 10 --- 81 90
S9895 Gown with Chantiy bodice neckne
short sleeves and matching gauntets lace and t skirt
crisp rayon taffeta; size 10 $S5
SS995 RedingOe Gown Queen collar and
chapel train straples formal ulle; S65
S6SS5 Chapel Length Gown with collar
panel OF lace tule satin size IL $50
SIS Bridesmaids Gowns SrapesS lace and net forals with
tiny lace jacket blue or lilac sizes 10 and IL
$3S95 Waltz Length NylOn Tule Strapes with
dian pleated jackets, satin belt; soft green size $50
S3SS5 Ombre Blue RayOn Tafeta Srapess Gown with light
blue tule Bishop sleeved redingote size IA
SIS to S3995 Bridesmaids high
pastels waltz or full length sizes 10 and to SIS
Evening star., 1953-09-29

We just must clear our apparel
stocks Of summer merchandise
.. and these are "just must" prices!
Some accessories, too. Thus,
together with our Appreciation Events
(see opposite Page) tomorrow should
be zone Of those days" at JeIIeffs!
Evening star., 1953-09-29
cHILDREN's sHoPs-shirIinaton and

SITVGT SVTTU9
Infants $95 Cotton Knitted Creepers style
with button shoulders, grpper crotch; white maize,
aqua, red 6, IL and 18 months sizes SI5o
Pre-Walker S795 to $16.95 Coat and Cap Sets All
wool botany fleece, silk shantung cotton pique or
pure Irish linen white pastels; sizes l, 2, 3,
$5.e5 to $lo.e5
Girls S1695 to S25 Coat and Matching Hat Sets; all
wool basket weaves rayon shantungs all wool checks
washable orion plaids; Toddler sizes 2 to 4,
$8.95 and $Io.95
Boys S2.95 Cotton Seersucker Pajamas MILDLY styles
in stripes and assorted checks; sizes d. 6, g. 81 e5
39c to 59c Socks Anklets knee lengths in fine durene
cotton, reinforced toes and heels; navy, green, red
brown, grey, maize, beige; sizes 10, 10a and H. not
every size in every style ------25e
S2S5 Jet Squadron Sets; plastic planes with landing
field and bomb targets 81
S1.S5 Ski Champ. Colorful, flexible skier in plastic
case. -.------. ----------.- = 81
$S.95 Famous Make Boy Doll. Beautifully dressed in
white trousers, blue and white shirt, white hat e5
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NYLON TIP.
MRS. L. A. F.. Siluer Spring.

M o. Il. a. . DtLUST OpTWV
Whitening yellowed nylon
clothes: Recently, having read
in a Consumers Report that
one Of the chemicals put up
for washing nylon hose and
increasing their durability is
most effective. I purchased a
bottle. One day I used it to
wash some lingerie which has
been yellowed for over a year,
and, to my surprise. the lin
gerie came out white. About
every third time I wash my
nylon underwear now, I use
this solution. 1t costs only 80
cents and can be obtained in
drugstores and most super
markets.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
TUB PROBLEM.

Mrs. L. w. W., Washington
I have tried this and it
worked fine: Thoroughly
dampen a cloth in peroxide
and spread some cream of tar
tar and over this sprinkle
securing powder. Rub this
mixture well into rusty spots
and let it remain for u hour.
1t may be necessary to repeat
the treatment.
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SINK TOPS.
TUB STAINS.

Mrs. T. A. c., CheUerly)
We have a Formica top for
a year and a half and it still
looks like new. although it has
had hot pans on it and been
used to cut things on, etc. We
love it.
Take your fine sandpaper
and soak it in water until it
feels soft, then rub the rust
from tub or sink. This is a
plumbers secret.
Evening star., 1953-09-29

MISSES coATS-Third Floor, r Street
Misses S35 Summer Toppers fnger-p length pink yellow
sizes 10 and IA ... SIS
Misses S5s5 TalType in grey or beige
IA and S7O
Misses s65 Yarn Grey Flannel Casual Coat size le
Misses S695 Navy Blue Wool Gabarine
$40
Misses Beige Dressy in Belar woolen size A. $50
JUNIOR coATS-Third Floor
Pink Basketweave Long Coats; sizes
to IS ,.----.----~-.------- SIS
Juniors S975 Yarn Grey Wool Flannel Fitted Coat
size
WoMEN'S coATS-Third Floor
Womens sS975 Spring navy crepe size a.
SIS
ardlne; sizes Sc SIS
size 10 ------- SIS
PINK; proportloned; size IA SIS
Womens S95 Summer Wool Toppers pink proporoned size
~ $40
BUDGET DREssEs-Fifth Floor. r Street, and at
Silver Spring
Misses and Womens SS95 SASS Dresses 1907 nylons
rayon bembergS heers faconne and few
in tailored and dressy styles costume
types mostly onepece dresses in prints paids dots orchid
beige brown, white grey blue pink navy aqua, black
royal: sizes 1412 to 2412 and sizes IL to 20
Misses and Womens SS95 Dresses two-pece styles
raon crepeS rayon heerS bebergS and printed
shanungs few nylons red blue royal brown
pink orchid white BEIGE broken 2la 24z
and IL to 81
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Misses S995 Dresses in tissue cotton chambrays and
voiles tucked yokes and dyed to match lace trims
Maize. pink, aqua, lilac, navy green black in the
group. Sizes 10 to o5
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MATERNITY DRESSES-Seeond Floor
SS95 Rayon Sheer Prints in pink background with
lingerie collars two-pece styles in sheer rayon prints and
few in dresSy styles; sizes 10 to to18-.----------S4
LINGERIE-Second Floor
S695 S795 NylOn Night Gowns famous brand.
broken coorS and sizes -------.-- ---- S5aS
S3.95 Cotton Plisse Gowns pastel shades; size 80 SIos
S295 and $685. Cotton Plsse Slips white only:
sizes 80 to 40 -----------. 81 es
S395 NyROn Fucker Slips white; sizes 80 S2e5
S595 NyROn Shadow Panel Slips famous
broken sizes 81 to 38 S3s5
Juniors S395 White Cotton Slips to s5
Juniors S395 White Cotton Psse Pettcoa sizes
$le5
$14S5 NyOn TricO Pajamas pink white blue H.
49, $Io.95
85c Cotton PIisse Briefs white size for ST
S5S5 NylOn Trico PetticOas white small medium
large
F0UNDATIONS-SeeondF Floor
$3.50 to $165O Foundations NyOn tearose satin;
mostly two of size boned and boneess;
and full figures sizes "a to 46 not
- $5.s5 and $7.e5
$125O to S165O Boned BOnss white
mostly 16inch length sizes
$7.95 and So. .95
S595 $795 GirdeS and ayon
astex IA and Is inch lengths white
boned or bonees all sizes every STYLE o5 S395
S295 to S. Brasseres Long line strapesS daytime
natter types included black white 80 to 49, mostly
one OF size and 81 95
Evening star., 1953-09-29

HANDBAGS-Street Floor, 2 Street, and et
Bethesda, ShrIinston. Upper Conn. Ave. and
Silver Spring
S. Rayon FaiIIe Handbags. Boxes pouches tailored
elongated styles; with inside Upper pockets;
black, navy, some browns So. IS plus Fed. tax
$50 Genuine Alligator Handbags in sport black.
1880 plus Fed. tax
Evening star., 1953-09-29

JUNIOR BUDGET SHoP-Fifth Floor
Juniors Ss95 SO95 Summer Dresses white
background rayon bembergs light prints
81
Juniors S1095 S1395 Dresses White
tops Peter Pan collars white organdies; broken
Juniors S295 and $195 Black RayOn Sheer scoop necnes
tweeds with white collar and cuffs
with white collar and cuffs; sizes to S7o5
Juniors S1O95 TwO-piece RayOn Cord Suits with white
and cuffs three-quarter sleeves; sizes to
CASUAL DRESSES-Fifth Floor
$1095 Dresses; striped sheer
coos boacoth dresses tissue checked gnghams
dotted sheer Jacket
brown voies; few of kind; sizes 10
and 1872 to 242 ----------- 81 o5
Misses and WOmen S895 to SO95 Dresses
prints striped serSuckerS cotton broadcos
match lace sheer cotton dresses shngs
ii to 20 and 141a to
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TEEN SH0P-Fourth Floor

TEEN SHOP-FouFth Floor
Teens $S95 Dresses. Rayon sheers pin point cottons
IN sunoack and one-piece styles; prints and black
sizes to IS e.
Teens SIS Evening Dresses Embroidered organdies
nylon nets with stoes: broken coors and sizes Sl5
Teens $495 and S595 BIOuses Washable rayon tissue
failles shantungs and cottons; dressy and tailored
styles; colors and white; sizes to Is -. 81
Teens 1895 Shorts in light and dark -coored DENIM
sizes to Is q
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Clarence RopOV'S chTlssmGs
Dinner ROeoIls 90
Y0oTS RsSidone0 Mere

Christmas Day. 1853 was . big
day in the lives Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Roper, for they were
remembering the day after Christ
mas, forty-ons years ago when
they exchanged wedding vows IN
the family home Of Mrs. Roper In
Benton HarbOr. Michigan.
About ten days after they were
married. Dan. 1917 they came
TO 81 Paul and for forty-One years
they have lived here In 81. Paul.
The Ropers entertained friends
at a beautifully appointed dinner
Christmas day. in their home ssz
Fuller Ave. Those who enjoyed
the hospitality Of the Ropsrs were
AeHsrr. and Mesdsnies DAVID r.
Francis. o. b Williams and r 3.
Underwood II Minneapolis and
Mr. and Mrs. A. v. Han and Mrs.
william Stewart o. ~. Paul
While the guests were admlring
the lovely Christmas dec0rstlons
the beautifully decorated tree. and
the gifts received BY the ROperH,
they too were very pleasantly sur
prised 20 receive . gin from their
hosts
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS 4

Just For Fun Club The just For Fun club met at the home
of Mrs Virginia Carter ASS Carroll Ave. Saturday 20
pleasant social meeting spent exchanging ideas
coming and interesting plans made for the
year. 1883 Mr. Norman Carter took moving
Christmas party and the members exchanging and unwrappng
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A sign In California night
spot reads our wBitrrsses are
mediums Just rap on the table
and spirits will appear
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Legion Post and Auxiliary
PATtyi Mr., and Mrs, T., n Lewis,
pa IElehart Ave. entertained the
Attacks Brooks American Legion
Post and Auxiliary. Monday eve,
ming, Jan. 3 In their beautifully
decorated and furnished 'rampuS'
room,
New Years Eve PaTIyi MIR and
Mrs. u. n, Lewis, pa Iglehart
Ave, entertained - guests New
Years eve, The party was given
In the Tumpua room OF the Lewis
home, Tho guests spent q very
pleasant evening and a midnight
lunch was served,
Get Together Misses Connie
and Patti Brown, daughters OF
Mrs. Hortense Brown. 9Si ~. An,
thony Ave, entertained about 70
friends In their home, Friday, Jan
2 at . gct-togcther party
Open House, Mra Eva Neal. bSl
IT, Anthony Ave. held Open House
New Years, Jan I, Many friends
called and enjoyed meeting friends
and wishing them a Happy New
Year.
AdeIphaI Club Party The Adel'
phai club gave u Christmas party
On New Years Day AZ the home Of
Mr. and Mrs NJ. r. Burgess, orc
RonIo Ave. for members, their
husbands or guests. During the
evening, gifts were exchanged and
. musical program was given, Mrs
Harriet Belle Smith IL chairman Of
the Program committee, Two &C.
lsctiona were rendered by tho Mis-.
sea Julia and Roberta Jones, Julia
played the piano and Roberta, the
violin, Master Wayne Michael
Marmon, age 7. played two piano
selections, Individual solos and
DUETS were given by MssdAmes
BcrtA Williams and Queen Taylor
An RppctiEinR buffet supper was
served by the entertainment com.
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mtttee Present were Mesdames
Carrie Lindsay, president; Anna
Cook, Birdie High. Harriet Belle
Smith, Mcssra, and Mines, Louis
Moore, Louis NJ, Moore, Ed, 3
Hail and Mines II, y, Edwards,
Robert Jones, Mahie Hatton, Ida
Mae Murphy T., Jones, George
BROOKS sr, MIR Gordon Granger
and Mr. and Mrs. Burgess,
Trip south, Mr., and Mrs, ed.
ward v, Marshall. 5000 Elliot Ave,
so. left Thursday. Jan. 4 FOR oma-
ha. Ncb,. Wichita, Kans., Guthrie
and MuSltogee, Okla. and west
Memphis, Ark, TO visit relatives
and friends
In IIospltali Mr.. George c.
shannon, ag3 Carroll Ave, u rest
ing IN the Heart hospital At the
University of Minnesota
Twin CITY Bridge CIuhi The
Twin CITY Bridge club had their
annual New Years eve party IN
the recreation room of Mr.. and
Mira E, u. Jones. p02 Carroll Ave,
There are ak couples who arr
members of the club and each
couple invited a guest,
The occasion was a hard time
costume party which was very
enjoyable and hilarious, The eve
ming was spent playing games and
stunts were performed, Prizes were
given and following the games
and stunts. y delicious turkey din
nef was served,
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Mrs, Elnora Roy Of Frankfort,
KY spent the holidays visiting her
daughter, Miss Dorothea Roy and
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Smith, S7ls Fifth
Ave. So. She left Monday. Jan. 5
for her home.
IN: Miss Amanda Byrd. 3622
Third Ave. So. is III, in St Bar
nabas hispital.
Fractured skull: Mr.. Orrin
Price, 1926 So. 7th St. fell over
bRnnister at his home and is in
General hospital suffering with a
fractured skull,
He's In The Air Force; Willard
Merrill. Jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Merrill, Sr.. 1909 Fifth
Ave. So, enlisted in the Air Force
and left Jan. s for his air base in
Lakeland Field, San Antonio,
Texas.
Held Open House; Mrs. Bertha
johnson. 1924 Washington Ave.
No, entertained at an open house
on Christmas Day, for the dining
car and sleeping car employees Of
the Northwestern r. r. Many Of
her friends and out Of town guests
attended and were served a deiici-
Gus Christmas dinner. Mrs. John
son received many lovely gifts.
Sunday, Jan. 3, Mrs, Bertha
johnson. had as dinner guests,
Mrs. Rosie b Williams OF Council
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Nepue Stephens
Marriage Vows
Exehoneed

Margaret Louise Napue was
married Wednesday, Dec. 81 "a
Master Sergeant George stephens
who is stationed at Camp After.
bury, Ind
The beautiful double ring cere.
mony was performed by Rev
Charles NJ, Sexton In the presence
of relatives and friends In the
home Of the bride at 725 nth Ave
No. The bride 10 the daughter Of
MIR. John v Napue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis were
the attendants.
Master Sergeant stephens home
IL in Admission, Alabama, Follow
ing the wedding ceremony q recep.
ton was held. The following guests
were present TO wish the bride
happiness and 10 congratulate the
groom. Mines. Iva Kelsaw. Iowa
Turner Fanny Roberts and Ere.
donia Officer: the Misses CordeliR
RocrE. Dolores Officer and sharon
OFFICER. also Messrs and Mes
danes John Napue, Omar Officer,
Robert Webb. Leland Davis and
Herman Officer and MesSrS. Cor
don Broughton and John NSpue,
Jr.
Many beautiful and useful gifts
were received by the newly weds
The groom left Wednesday, Jan
7 for his camp and his bride will
join him later at Camp Atterbury
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

CORValeACtnEI Mrs ella Wash.
ington. aOa0 Fourth Ave, so, IL
convRlsAcing at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs, Earl Sims, with
whom she lives,
birthday relcbraIedI Mrs. Mar
Gus u. jackson, 38i8 Smelling Ave,
So. gave n dinner party Jan. /.
celebrating her blrthdate, After
dinner. the guests, Mr. and Mira.
J. &. Wilson. Mias BeAulAh Fon.
tenote and MesErH. Joseph Kidd
and Earl Sims spent the evening
watching tcleViaion, Mrs Jack
son received many beautiful
gifts. Mines, Jackson and Earl
Sims are sisters.
House OUestsi Mr., and Mrs
Leonard Martin, $40 Fremont
Ave. No. were pleased 10 have
Mr. Martins parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Martin Of stockton.
Calf. visit them. A very lovely
dinner party was given In their
honor by Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lander and Mr. and Mrs, Jewel
Jones. A luncheon was given for
them by Mr. and Mrs Lonnie
Perry.
w.C.T.U. MeetinKi The opheliR
Rice chapter Of the wCTU will
meet Monday afternoon, Jan. II
at the home ~ Mrs. James Lane,
722 Fremont Ave. No. All mem.
bers and friends are urged 10 be
present,
Nav "RoSe" Parade Mr.. odell
l. Benford. TAO Fremont Ave. No.
visited relatives and friends In
Los Angeles and ne saw the
beautiful Tournament or Roses"
parade In Pasadena. New Years
Day. He returned home Sunday,
Jan. 4.
Auxiliary Metz The Women's
Auxiliary Of st. Thomas Episcopal
church met Monday, Jan o at the
homo u Mrs, Lucia Mcclure. 2si3
Chicago Ave.
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Mrs. Betty Ann Anderson. 3755
Fifth Ave. So. had the regular
club meeting at her home. Sunday.
Jan. 4.
MOtored To l.. A.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Ellis, 35Os Fifth Ave. So.
motored TO Los Angeles to visit
friends. They left Sunday evening
Jan. 4 and plan TO celebrate their
18th wedding anniversary in Mex
leo, Jan. 8.
Mr.. Ellis is a well known cement
contractor and Mrs. Ellis Is a
nursery school teacher at the
Phyllis Wheatley House.
Returned To Hospital: Mr.. Rob
ert Moulden. 3s4s Fourth Ave. So.
was taken to Fairview hospital
Friday. Jan. 2. His condition is
fair, at this time.
Holidays Spent With Daughter:
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Breakfast For Californian Mr.
and Mrs Dewey Jackson, 73o Ron
do Ave, entertained 81 breakfast
Jan 5. In honor Of Mrs Fay q
DewAll Of San Francisco Mr. and
Mrs. Robert l.. Cox were also
guests. Mrs. Cox and Mrs DcwalI
are cousins,
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FORTY CLUB CHRISTMAS DANCING
PARTY ENJOYED BY MANY GUESTS

The annual holiday dancing party of the Twin City Forty
Club held Monday night Dec ~ AT Ramaeys Ballroom
in ST Paul
The Christmas motif carried in decorations and u
huge lighted Christmas stood the of the ballroom
Feminine quests lovely n their heAml lnMals aud
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL !

Holidays Spent In KY Miss Nina Tolver, 1909 Carroll
Ave. spent the Christmas holidays visiting her grandparents
Rev. aud Mrs, William Woods,
College Student Home Miss Kathryn Corum daughter of
Mr. and Mrs T. a. Corum, Ia5 ST. Anthony Ave. returned
Mount n0lyoke college in South Iladley Mass.
Evening star., 1953-10-02

ton for donations to the Amer
lean Red Cross and many other
such organizations.
In these extraordinary days.
when his country's world leader
ship is not only challenged by
it's enemies but sometimes QueS-
toned by it's friends" the Presi-
dent continued, lone of the great
issues at stake is whether or
not we can prove to the world
at large that the private con-
science and will of this country
can provide greater welfare than
the regimented norms and per-
centages of more statist-minded
governments
Countless private American
citizens are doing their utmost.
BY joining in the effort, it seems
to me American corporations will
properly and legally be assisting
in the propagation of American
faith"