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Baby Girl sammstinaar

Reverend and Mrs. Carl Arnold
Sammetinger, 1922 Harris Avenue,
announce the birth of their daugh-
ter, Lois Marie, on August Fl at
Monroe General Hospital. She
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Baby Boy Rodrisvex

V ~ NV0tH8VW1
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Angel Rod
riguez, 1908 Pine Street are the
parents of 7 pound, 2 ounce son,
born at Monroe General Hospital
on August IS. He has been named
Michael Lew.
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Kaftos Have Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie W. Katto
OF Marathon, are the parents of a
s pound, ounce son born at Mon
roe General Hospital on August 10.
The baby has been named Larry
Max.
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Baby Bow Loos

w @OSS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis Samuel Loos,
Coral Isle Trailer Park, are the
parents of son, Mark Steven. The
baby weighed 6 pounds, IA ounces
at birth at Monroe General Hospi-
tai on August 16.
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Daughter for Ioneses

DNVSWeT TOT J0HGSeS
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Friedrich
Jones, $40 Front Street, announce
the birth Of their daughter, Debo-
rah Lynn, on August II at Mon
roe General Hospital. She weighed
712 pounds at birth.
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weighed ! pounds, . ounces ut
birth.
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Thursday September 3, 1854 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN p
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
To Terminate
Refugee Aid

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
(JTA). - The us. virtually
served notice on the United
Nations that it will not con-
tribute money to the perma-
nent solution of the refugee
problem in Europe unless the
countries in which the refu-
gees now live assume the ma
jOr burden of such a solution.
These countries are Austria,
Western Germany, Greece,
Italy and Trieste.
Under five-point program
"the countries of asylum
assume the major share
of the cost for helping the
refugees now. Furthermore,
the us. insists that the prob
lem must revert entirely to
those countries five years
from now, if the refugees still
require assistance by that
time.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
Regret Leaving

JERUSALEM (JTA)-Pres-
ident Ben wi received a letter
from six Indian Jews express
ing regret that they had left
Israel after spending some
time in the Jewish State as
pioneers. The letter warns
others now living in Israel not
to listen to those among them
who agitate for a return to
India. The six assert that they
and their families miss the
health programs and other
amenities of life in Israel and
that they now have another
view of the difficulties of pio-
neering life in Israel. Their
children clamor for a return,
they write. and if they were
given another opportunity to
live in Israel they would glad
ly face the rigorous life.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
/ cup IIOUI
3 tbsp. chicken fat
Roast Shoulder of Beef

4 lbs. shoulder steak
2 cloves crushed garlic
p tsp. pepper
l cup minced onion
p cup water
l can tomato sauce
1 tsp. salt
Wipe the shoulder steak
with a damp cloth. Spread on
the meat the crushed garlic
mixed with salt and pepper.
Place the meat in the refrig-
orator overnight. Dredge the
meat in flour and scar in fat
in a hot oven. Place the meat
in a rOaster, spread over it the
minced onion and pour water
into the rOaSter. Cover and
cook in a moderate oven for
one and One-half hours. Take
out the meat and cut it into
thin slices. Return the meat
to the roaster and pour the
tomato sauce mixed with the
gravy over the meat. Cover
and cook meat until tender.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15

MIR. & MRS. CLUB MEET
The business meeting will
be held Oct. "a at Anshei Is
rael at $50 pm, to be fol
lowed by a card and nah jOng
party. A board meeting was
held Monday at the home of
Mrs. Harry ROffman.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
SHEVA CLUB PANEL
QUIZ

The next meeting will be
held Oct. 81 at 8 pm. at An
shei Israel.
The chairman for the eve
ming, Mrs. Herbert Feig, an
nounces that a program called
whats My Line" patterned
after the TV show of the same
name, is designed in a novel
way to introduce project
chairmen to the general mem
bership. Panel and contest
ants are the following: Mines.
Joseph Radner, Alex Brown,
Louis Lesson, Henry Rogers,
Sol Gruchik, Esther Covert,
George Epstein, David Misk-
hind, Eugene Spiegel, Bertha
Lieber, Sam Feinman, Abe
Pine, Irving Ames, Leon Spit
zer, Esther Goodman, Sidney
NeVlnS, Harry Flyer.
HostesSes will be Mrs. Da-
vid Mishkind, past president,
and Mrs. Leon Splitter, cur
rent president.
All members are urgently
requested to attend. Guests
are cordially invited.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
Sixty Arrested

LONDON (JTA).-Some 60
men were arrested in Egypt
on charges of being mem
bers of a Zionist underground
movement. The reports said
that most of the arrested men
were bank employees or COM
munity leaders in Cairo and
Alexandria.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
BNAI BIRTH WOMEN

Mrs. Gerry Kray, chairman
for the evening group, an
nounces that the next meet
ing will be held at Hillel
House, Oct. 25 at 8 pm. An
interesting film, Fashion Fo-
rum" a Warner Bros. special
ty, will be shown.
CANASI,A CLUB RECESS
The Monday Canasta Club
will not meet until the 25th of
October because of the hOli-
days.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
SociuIs und
Personals
After a brief visit with Mr..

AIJef Il DIIeI VISIt WICH NIL
and Mrs. Irving Schwartz,
Mrs. Rose Peck, San Fran
cisco, sister of Mrs. Schwartz,
returned home. She was en-
tertained extensively by their
friends.
Here for the High Holiday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman FiOri
and daughter Vera, Nogales,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Senette.
After a flying trip with his
brother and sister-in-laW, Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Standing,
Barney Shandling returned to
Chicago.
During the past two weeks
David Schlesinger has started
a new business and the family
moved to 1926 N. Sahuara.
Now living at 1O6 Gale JAR
din are Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
Milder, her mother, Mrs. Ann
Hofner, and daughter Joyce,
16, formerly of Phoenix. He is
president of Capitol Distribut-
ing Co.
Here indefinitely with Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan SilVerman,
E. Linden, are her sister and
brother-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Isaacson, Chicago. They
are also visiting another sis
ter, Mrs. Lawrence Bookstaff.
Mrs. Becky Silverman arrived
last Monday to spend the win
ter with them.
Ten SerVicemen from Fort
Huachuca were entertained
during the holidays by Harry
Schlanger. They stayed at a
motel as his guests and had a
dinner party at the Hula Hut.
During the midweek the Sol
Kamin family drove over to
Compton, Calf, to spend the
Succoth holidays with their
daughter, Aviva, a teacher in
the Compton high school.
Word has been received of
the marriage of a former Tue
sonian, Mrs. Anna BrauStein,
in San Diego recently.
A guest at the Young Israel
Congregation services was a.
year-old Mr.. Jacob SarOcen,
who has just returned from a
trip to Israel.
Arthur Schiffman enter
tanned at a family dinner last
week.
Mrs. Louis Semansky, an
ardent worker for Gold Star
Mothers, wants interested
persons to know there will be
a meeting of that group at the
Legion Hall Oct. 25 at 8 pm.
His cOnvalescing in a rest
home didn't prevent Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Keller from
marking their wedding ami
versary last week.
Returned recently from BOS-
ton after medical treatment,
Mrs. Rose Schiesel is feeling
better. Her mother, Mrs. Ida
Burstein, New York, returned
with her.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
Organizations
All. MEMS GLUE SOCIAL

Cover the number" silver
dollar party will be held Oct.
25, 8 pm, at Anshei Israel
auditorium. FUNDS raised will
go toward a school classroom
Refreshments will be served.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
Cooking Is Fun
By MRS.

By MRS.
REGINA FRISCHWASSER
Liver Strudel for SuccOth
3 minced onions
4 tbSp. chicken fat
p 10. broiled ground
liver
3 hard-bOiled eggs,
chopped
l tsp. salt
Is stp. peper
Fry the onions in 2 table
spoons of chicken fat until
tender. Mix with the liver, q
chopped eggs, salt, pepper and
2 tablespoons of chicken fat.
Dough
l cup flour
3 tbsp. chicken fat
p cup water
Knead the dough and roll
out a very thin sheet. Brush
with melted fat and spread
the dough with melted chick
en- fat and the chopped liver
mixture. Form a roll, place
in a creased baking pan and
bake in a moderate oven until
Drowned on top. Slice and
serve with the meat.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
TYNIS BIRTHDAY

The fifth birthday OF the
Temple Young Marrieds will
be celebrated Sunday evening
at the Temple auditorium
with a gala dance, buffet din
ner and entertainment. Tiny
Fortman and his band will
furnish the dance music and
accompany the singers and
dancers. Lee Berger, who has
entertained our troops all
over the world, will serve as
master of ceremonies for the
evening. And other acts in
clude the singing of Betty
Coyne and the famous chorus
line of TYMS Cuties, whose
identities are a well-kept Sc
cret until their debut. Reser-
vations should be made at the
Temple office. Gerald HirSch
and his committee promise a
fine evening.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
BNAf BIRTH
,JUNIORETTES

The new group of girls,
ages II to IA, under the aus
pices of BBW and with advis-
ors representing the two chap
ters of Bnai Birth Girls, meet
on the first and third Mon
days at the Center.
Alice Keene is the clubs
new president. Prospective
are invited to the
meetings.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
AL JOLSON AZA
ANNIVERSARY

Chapter will celebrate Its
fourth anniversary on Oct. p
whit a sabbath dinner, serv-
ice, and Oneg Shabbat at the
home of David Miller. New
members will be initiated in
a special ceremony.
Members taking new posts
in the chapter are Sandy
Greenberg, cor. Sec; Art
Becker, news ed; Marty Hal
perm, ass. sar-at-arms; Bob
Tretiak, publicity. Cultural
and educational movies are
being shown after the meet
ings and seem to be thorough
ly enjoyed. Invitation to all IA
year-old freshmen to join Al
Jolson chapter is extended
and prospects may call Dan
Tretiak at 6-3052.
JWV GIVE SERVICE
Members made themselves
indispensable to the Armed
Service Committee by giving
transportation to those mill
tary receiving holiday home
hospitality. 1t was a welcomed
service and impressed the
military. Assisting were Ira
Wiener, George Buchsbaum,
Sam Block, Leo Marmis.
Usual party for ward pa
tents at Veterans Hospital
was conducted last week.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-15
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE
ELECTION

A social meeting will be
held Oct. 20 at Anshei Israel.
Nomination and election of Of
ficers and of executive board
will be held. Also the election
of a delegate to the Jewish Ia
Dor committee conference to
be held in LA. Nov. IA will be
had. Three delegates to the
Community Council will be
chosen.
Refreshments will be served
in honor of M. Mutnik'S birth
day. All members are urged
to attend the social meeting
and bring their friends.
The yearly banquet in con-
nection with the celebration of
the 300 years of Jewish life in
tn us. will be held Dec. 10 at
the Santa Rita Hotel. Benja-
min Tabachinsky, New York,
general director, will be guest
speaker.
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Small Fry friends
OF little sharon
Ciork FetISitute Ner

Invitations wvtr sent 90 ten
httle friends - sharon Ciark
daughter ~ Mr. ard Mrs William
CLARK of 1909 Iglehsrt Az who
heIpei her celebrate her tenth
birthday ON Saturday octobrr :
The Invitations made by Mrs
Dorothy Mcfarland wsT~ tn the
form ~ little paper dnlls and
opened scrordian styis. The paper
doll motif was carried out In the
yAke devorattuns little yho>olatr
paper dolls marched arouni =
large pink cake
The guests who were clad in
icsnN we're pTuvid~i with paper
dolls and scssSnrs and for their
amusement cat GA, paper dolls
ara played until the cake ana ice
,tram Was served
Thoae WHO heIp~i her celebrate
wsfr Tsssclln~ ard juanita John.
@nn DATE McAdAms Harriet Nay
stcphani~ Payne Mary lrr RED.
man MaNfs Ray Elaine savlss
Valerie Roberts ard Gerry and
ANcr CLARK
Sharon received many beautiful
rifts
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WEDNESDAY MATINEE ctuB
MET SgpTEMHER 0Yn

Mrs MafEarr, Sanders. SOFA
James Az ~ vas hostess 10 the
Wednesday Matinee club an Ssp.
TENDER - at her home
T'lans are being formulated Tor
IN" gala annual formal Christmas
party 70 be held In December
Election Of Officers WAS held and
the following Officers were unani.
mousiv ~ elected Tor the tncou-
ing war a. follows Mrs Iyuyens
Washington president Mrs aus
Gordon vice president Mrs
Florence Gooien. secretary Mrs
MARY Swain assistant secretary
and Mrs nerths Johnson. trrasur.
~
After the business meeting tho
hostess sefvesi lunch cImsssd
wtth a beautiful birthday cake
hono'inF the birthday 81 Mira. Ia.
Verne PARKER ~ 81 Paul Mrs
Parker was presented many lovely
Flf,s and ssrds by the members
The nert meeting viii b. At tho
home q Mrs. Ida Taylor s2s Fin
ersnn ~ = un October 18Th
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comranri by Mrs Marion Pat,
gsTsun
Guest Rev J r Austin uf on
lahousa Cfty OKLA. who II con,
iwstInK revival meetings at Beth,
es,iA hapt,st yhuph WAS the over
night guest Of Rev ard Mr.. v
HrHdcrsOn. ti2p Bryant Az y
WCrI Nr-tinK; OphsliA Rice
WC-ru viii meet with Mrs Mary
ptckcr~as, SIS Gtyuri Az n on
Monday evening. OCtaher II at
50 = IA
reNas Nl.it"rs Ara Hcbe Nc
Eiruy ~ AeNta. Ten, wAs q -.
cent visitor in the city and WAS the
guest ~ her SISTERS, Mrs Ahcc
Young ~ 2sos Tenth Az = and
Mrs Robert Chatham and family
IT $50 AtdHch Az ~ ami broth.
ers Blaine and Fred Frazier
wr"k Ena On iowa Mrs nsasie
lewis ~ 322p Fourth Az y spent
the past week end IN ines MoInes.
la visiting relatives ard friends
She accompanied her nephew Mr.
Narnrii Rhodes 81 gsgt FHfth Az
4 Who visited his mother
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$50 Iglehart Az Mrs Waiter
Reed, chairman Of the membership
committee is in charge OF the iea
Mrs, James Thomas is president.
Out OF Hospital; Mrs Anita
Tucker, $50 Rondo Az, has re-
turned home from 81. Luke's hos.
pital where she underwent sur
gerry and is greatly improved and
gaining strength daily
To Omaha: Mis-. O. c. Drtzzle.
6aS Rondo Az. viii leave Satur-
day. October 9. for Omaha. Nesr
where she will spend a weeks va
cation visiting her sister. Mrs
Hazel Walton.
Youth Congress; The Annual In
ternational Youth Congress OF the
churches Of God in CHRIS, viii CON
vene in Minneapolis June -. 1883
Bishop q, T Jones % PhlISdel-
phia, Pa, is international presi-
dent Of the congress. Rev. } w
Graham is oyerseer and Rev John
LaGrone is state president
Attends Business Forum: Mr.
Bert Ellis 67i " Central Az. Was
in attendance AZ a meeting Of the
Business and Professional Mems
Finance Forum on Tuesday eve
ming October 5, held in the FRS;
National Bank Building OF ST
Paul This forum Is co-sponSarei
by the First National Bank and
the First Trust Company OF 81
Paul.
Charmous~tte Social Club: Mrs
Myrtle Hughes a54 Fuller Az.
was hostess 10 the Chsrmousette
Social club on Tuesday evening
October S The next meeting will
be on November ? az the horne o:
Mrs Ray Edwards 726 Fuller Az
at which time a shower viii BE-
given for Mrs Ethel Barr.
ConNaIesccnt Mr. Waiter Su;h-
ern. $50 Rondo Az, returned
home from Veterans hospital on
Monday. Oceober I. and is conval-
esc,ng al home
Twilight Social Club: The T>ST
light Social club win met Satur-
day night. October 9 q; the home
home Of Mr. and MIS- Henry
Moore. 37A Third Az 8
In Hospital: Mr. Cecil Taylor
500 Emerson Az n. is stu con
fined 10 General hospital and his
condition is serious HIS son
Cecil Jr.. has arrived from Bcrke.
ley. Calf. to be Al the bedside ~
his father
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Norman Carriers.
Now CoIifornians.
Return For Visit

Mr.. and Mrs Norman Carter II
los Angeles. Calf. accompanied
ey Mrs. Ce~ii Scias1ed. mother Of
Mrs Carter. arrived in the city ON
September 20 for a ten dAy vast
with their parents Mr ard Mrs
CeSu W Scsaneld Of SEAL TART
Az s.
Mr.. ard Mrs, Carter were the
rNcipsv0ts o. mary s,sctaI courteS-
les during their VISIT On SATURDAY
evening September -, Mr.. and
Mira Schoeeld wvyr hosts At a
gala party in honNF of their
guests
New proP Inn. the scAoneid's
reGnsrtfs rSSom WAS the scene 81
Uuch saiety and ucrrtmsn, aS
friends ~ the hossor~~S greeted
them rvSrwtng old friendships
and s,ciAitxnE with dancing As y
hsghhEht Following a gala eve
ming os rleaSsn,rtrs guests en-,
lowed aclirious dinner
Friends who enioyrt the eve
nng EaYety inChRfsd the MesSrz
ant Mines Earl p0wNAa ir Nor.
man DAVIS Herbert Harris. Ken,
Meth ICncs Kenneth wallace,
N,red Ingram. Ira Alien. Low;
Smith. Chandler MrwAst Earl
Niece. the Misses Myrrhcur Al,
len. Harriet Bowman ana the
Nuses Cwen Wagner and MariCnr
RAnt!lr
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Returns from Weeks
vueution In Ohio

Miss Helena HAYS popular ana
attractive daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs J II Marshall q nsHvlIlc
Ky. has returned 10 Minneapolis
from weeks vacation IN C1nciu-
nat o. visiting her sister ard
daughter and in Kentucky visiting
her parents and friends
Miss Mays a nurse At wayrats
and substitute teacher In the Min.
nespohs c;tv schools Is candidate
for masters degree IN the eve.
ming classes At Minnesota univer-
atv.
She taught schools the past Il
wears in Cincinnati Cleveland ard
Kentucky She plays AT important
part IN the educational field: re-
hgious activities and essay writ
ing
Her splendid thesis differcntiat.
ing the difference between the
nurse ard teacher Will be publish
~ IN the Spokesman later.
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The Percy villa
Story" Interesting
Volume on Press

tn" Percy Villa Story a
handsomely printed. 30 page o..
Illustrated brochure. IS off the
press In it are articles abou,
Percy villa, founder Of the Percy
villa Sewzhoys Club. later known
as the Percy vina Bays Club.
Some Of tho authors who
write about Wills and his work
are Governor Elmer Anderson.
Federal Judge and former Cover.
nor Luther Youngdahl senator
Hubert II Humphrey Michael
Dillon. Hernepln County Attor.
nsy Dan Parker OF The New York
Daily MIRROR. Rev John Sim
mons Los Angeles Fred II
Weinberg managing editor AZ the
American Jewish World. u o
Sonresyn, editor North Hennrpgr
Post, Ben Rerger. theater and
cafe owner and philar,hrupls'
Dick CulhIr, Minneapolis TRfB-
t$E sports writer. Cecil New,
man Edward ? Schwartz J /.
Markham. publisher emeritus
Hsnnepin County Review Mayor
Eric Heyer Pat walHuR Inspector
Mlr-ea Polls Police pupa ~ ,Ttpr1f
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Joy Is the Only wana ira, cAz
describe the emotion T0zy4A No
la;osa, daughter os Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mcintosh % Zoo lSfa
Az, s, displayed Sunday. Ocioeey
;, when eleSea Of her friends
gathered at the home q her god
uEcthev, Mrs, Hsrbse Banks 1915
Bryant Az. n, 10 hslp her cele-
hrate her eighth birthday.
Prizes were awarded 10 winners
q the vAr1oSs games the ehiktren
participates in AMI the traditional
treat 81 tcr cream. cake ard punch
were served by the hostess.
Gifts from Norman Andersen
and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde i.ytlc.
who ccQld no, be present. along
with many others. added 10 Ton.
pAs 3ehght.
Present were GNendolyn Anter-
son, Alona RNiSea Emerson Carr
Blaine Chatham, Evelyn Chatham
SAnfra Chatham, Cheryi Grey
Sue Hubbard, Lynn Kelley. Dcbrs
Mcintosh, Pamela, TANRys and
William Mcintosh Jr. Mildred and
Wilma TeichrUw.
On hand 10 supervise the chil.
dven were Mrs. William Mcintosh
TonpSs mother. Mrs Herhie
Banks, godm0theF Mrs Gaines
Mcintosh. aunt and MIS- Robert
Chatham.
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The 0oystte Club Nos
lnitiution For Two

The Gazette club Phyllis
"hcatisy teen age group initiated
two members last week at their
regular meeting New members
are Shirley Payne and GweniolYn
Johns Lucinda DAVIS rrIo.nci the
group
Topping the agsnfa va. election
81 officers with ,h~ following
elected Gladys Johns rrsuisn,
joaarhine sorreIl. secretary. May
m.s HcstaF. treasurer Viola sor
r"u s"rEean'-at.arus ard Flores
tine B"Ear reporter
Ths group vii give a u4-rE.
lsneous shoser on O,'obrr n On
The girls lounge ~; the Phyllis
Whratlsy House hnarnrF The
new bride Norma Hsnasrron Nj
Raven. who was recently married
70 Donald NcRavrn
k'iss Catherine Norman. direct.
or u Girls Work a, Phyllis
wheatlsy. u The rgYh sponsor
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oat az Hospital, Mira Minnie
Rhodes, SS2t k1fth Az, \, has TO.
turned hone from ENairN1sw hos.
pItai where she has escn confined
due Ia injuries received in an &C.
clIent Her coalition Ia greatly
improved and abe il able 10 be
up and arouHd
Cr~sitraRsis's Meet Miss Row.
era Warren, 1854 Fourth Az 8
MAS hoSteNa 10 the Crezitcundo'u
club on SUNDAY. September 20 A
delicious lunch was served by the
hostess The nest meeting which
will he 4 business meeting. viii be
held Sunday October 10. At 4p.
~. at N, home ~ tho president,
Nj John Armstrong, 9aSs Fourth
Az \
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Mother Is Guest: Mrs. Jessie
Jones of Pasadena. Calf, arrived
Tuesday. October S, for a two
weeks visit with her daughters
and families. DR.. and Mrs. Maurice
Crouch of $50 Carroll Av,, and
Or. and Mrs. George Berry Jr., Of
s75 St Anthony Av.
It's A Girl: Linda Marie is the
name chosen by Mr.. and Mrs
James clardy of 7l6 Gglehart Av,
for their baby daughter. born
Monday. October 4, in Miller hos
pital. weighing eight pounds. A
waiting at home TO welcome his
new sister Is Larry. 9. Maternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs
John Page Of Manly, Ia. Mr.
Richard Clardy of Lockburg. Ark.
Is the maternal grandfather.
Auxiliary Tea: The Ladies Aux
Hilary to Attucks-Brooks Post No
Cos, American Legion is holding
a membership tea on Sunday,
October 10. from to p. m. at
the home of Mrs Woodrow Reed.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS X

Join Husband Mrs Frank Garrett Sr aud Frank Jr
formerly Of lii Bryant Az n left the city Monday October
L. for knoxville Tcnn where they will their husband
father Sergeant Frank Garrett ST. who stationed there
Omission Ar turrpc Bum rendered Solo given
by Johnnie Baker Post Auxiliary September aud was
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SOCia! and Personal
x ST. PAUL 4

Jack And Jill Mothers Jack and Jill mothers will meet Al
the home OF Mrs stephen Maxwell So Carroll Az Friday
October s. The Twin City Chapter of Jack and jim Mothers
and children will entertain the fathers family night and
FRIDAY evening October l5 in the undercrot
ST. Philips Epscopal church
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Ct. Paul

by MILDRED JORDAN

THE SlSr ANNUAL MEETING of TIiE ST PAU JRRAN
LEAGUE held on Thursday evening September
Evangelical Reformed
ed Fisk PreNy Dr. Charles Josnsn Interesting
The long list Of guests tnie
cty Mayor Joseph 4. non Sheriff
sentative Peter PPoch Commissioner Frank
ford Ruckcr
Schools and Commissioner Norris q HAlooa
water O; Family ScrNsce MnneapoAAas she;on
Granger Mr. ard Mrs Ashey GASkRs Mrs
Mrs Wfred Leland Jerome CcdSe
many many 81 Paul cEcns Jhca: Mrs
Cec Mccoy and her mother MrS ENNrd Eastman
hams pr and Mrs J W CamP Onqar Mr. Mrs
John Sims Mrs Ntncent Owens, Washington II
~ Sen Humphreys Beht Brown
Blanche Powell Mrs Dorothy Mcfarland go
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