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Evening star., 1954-10-08
Diplomatic
Entertaining

A1C AoU4AA AAACA 1CdA1 dAA~
bassadors were busy in the
entertainment whirl yesterday.
The Mexican Ambassador
and Sonora de Tello were hosts
at a reception in honor of the
Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Charles S. Thomas and
the formers counterpart in
Mexico. Secretary of the Ma
rine. Maj. Gen. Rodolfo San
chez Taboada. The party was
scheduled at the Embassy from
$50 to $3.50 and about 200
guests were expected from the
United States military, the
Inter-American Defense Board
and military and naval at
taches of Latin American
countries.
Another reception yester-
day was given by the Co.
lombian Ambassador to the
Organization of American
States and Sonora de Delgado.
This party again was for the
military 1t took place at 8
o'clock at the hosts residence.
The guests of honor were
the new Colombian delegate to
the Inter American Defense
Board, Col. Manuel Agudelo;
the retiring delegate to the
board and Military Attache,
Col. Jaime Polania, and the
new Military Attache, Col.
Ecequiel Palacios. and their
wives.
Evening star., 1954-10-08

Secretary of State John Fos-
ter Dulles upheld his reputation
yesterday of being one of the
busiest officials in Washington.
This time he picked an unusual
medium for him-giving par
ties.
Last evening he was the
host at a stag dinner in honor
of the Commissioner General
for the United Kingdom in
Southeast Asia, Mr.. Malcolm
Macdonald. The black-tie
party took place at the Dulles
residence at 8 o'clock.
Among the guests were
British Minister. Sir Robert
Scott: Secretary of Defense
Charles Wilson; Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
Admiral Arthur Radford; Am
bassador-designate to Thai
land. John Peurifoy: Ambas-
sador to Burma, William j.
Sebald: Ambassador to Indo-
nesia, Hugh S. Cumming, jr.,
and former Ambassador to
Thailand, William Donovan.
Others were Assistant Secre-
tary Of State Walter S. Robert
son, Mr.. Charles F. Baldwin,
Mr.. Kenneth T. Young, Mr..
Kenneth P. Landon and Mr..
lockwood H. Foster, all of the
State Department.
A Luncheon, Too
Earlier in the day Secretary
Dulles entertained at a stag
luncheon celebrating the Tri-
este settlement. This event
took place at Blair-Lee House
at l o'clock and was in honor
of Italian Ambassador Alberto
Tarchiani and Yugoslav Am
bassador Leo Mates.
Before the luncheon the Sec
retary delivered a few infor-
NAL remarks to the effect that
the settlement was an excel
lent demonstration of the sue
cess that can be attained by
diplomats negotiating where
good will is present on all sides.
The two ambassadors re-
sponded in much the same
vein.
Among the guests were Ital-
ian Minister Mario Luciolli,
Yugoslav Counselor DR.. Ziga
Vodusek, French Minister Con-
Evening star., 1954-10-08
Engagements Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Small
of Mclean announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Marjorie Dana to Pfc. Her.
bert Eugene Schaefer of Pack
anack Lake, ~. j. A summer
wedding is planned.
Miss Small is a student at
the Washington School for
Secretaries. Pfc. Schaefer is
a graduate of Seton Hall Uni
versity in South Orange, N. j.
Ruthe- -ThreodsiII
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert C.
Ruthe of Chicago, ILL.,, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Esther Anne to
Mr.. Eugene E. Threadgill, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Thread
gill Of Flager Beach, Fla. A
November wedding is planned.
Miss Ruthe attended North
western University. Her fiance
was graduated from the Uni
versity of Florida and received
his law degrees from George
town and George Washington
Universities. He is now with
the Federal Power Commits
sion.
Kreomer-YormoIo
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w.
Kreamer of Hyattsville an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Gloria Ann to
Mr.. Steve Yarmola, son of Mr..
William Yarmola and Mrs.
Irving Peterson of Chicago.
The wedding will take place on
October Is.
Gommeter-Heckert
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin CANINE
ter of Oak Park. ILL.,. announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Gloria Grace to Mr..
John Dalton Heckert, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Heck
Evening star., 1954-10-08

the Metro
p o ! / t a n
Area Dem
o c r a t ! c
Commit t e e
dinner at
which Gov.
F r a n k
Clement of
lenne S S e e
W i'll speak
She'll only
b e h e r e
overn i g h t.
will W hip
b a C k the
next day to
Evening star., 1954-10-08
Exclusively Yours

Margaret Truman. who's
been campaigning for guber-
Material candidate Averell
Hartman in New York, is
coming to town Tuesday for
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-11
BY Tito Valdez

This column merges this
week with the Ready Pc
serve" article and presents
the same person, Sgr. LIST
class Alphonzo l.. Holland,
624 Staunton Ave., N. w.
He is one of the original
group of men who voluntari-
ly Joined the Army Re-
serves upon discharge fol-
lowing World War III. He
served for three years in the
Pacific and is part of the
cadre that set, up the first
Resere unit in Roanoke
Battery c. 46I AAA Bat
talon, which went on activ
duty during the Korean con
flict. Sgt. Holland has
served" as supply sergeant
of the 343 Medical Ambu-
lance Co. since it's activation
in 1861. SIC Holland is a
real career soldier, specializ-
ing in supply procedures
and is in his eleventh year
of military service.
This column is also in
terested in Holland as a eli
william since he is a leader
under that heading too. He
operates his own business in
Northwest Roanoke and is q
member of High Street Bap.
! tist Church of which Rev
F. G. Sampson is pastor.
Mr.. Holland is personally
interested in his role as
Scoutmaster of Troop 100
which is sponsored by his
church. He is assisted by
W.. w. Taborn Jr. This
Troop has been active since
March 81, 1877. Holland
is preparing an article en-.
titled, ECHOES From TrooI
No. 100" These articles
are to be published MONTH,
in The Tribune. He be
lieves in the motto, ct i.
better to build boys than t;
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-11
Pulaski Holiness News

A Thanksgiving program
and a pounding in honor Of
the pastor was given. Solos
were sung by the following
persons: Mesdnmes Sa m
Crisp, Willie jackson, Belle
Linzy, and Mr.. William
Carter.
Mr.. William Carter gave
IA reading and Mrs. Mamie
Brown read the scripture.
The Lords Prayer was led
by Mrs. Martha Cant and
Mr.. John Patterson gave q
wonderful talk.
We enjoyed remains by
the pastor, after which re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Cant was in charge
of the affair.
Sunday, December g.
Sunday School 9:45 with
Superintendent in charge.
HOO a. M, service with the
pastor, Mrs. S. A. Mayo in
charge. $3.50 YPHA with
the president in charge.
7:30 devotions. 500 p
M, service with the pastor
in charge.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-11

THE FLUID LINE Of the New
silhouette makes the fashion de-
pend on the fit--clothes shadow
the figure. For the all important
line beneath Warmers amazing
Angel corselette "a mere Ave
ounces Of the sheerest elastic
gently smoothing curves into an
unbroken line. The long-stretch
elastic is in the Allure bra too
so it shapes itself to A to C cups.
Style No. 1880. Sizes: Small, Me-
dunn. Large. White only. (ANS)
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-11

By Mrs. Saliie Jackson
Tuesday, Nov. 23---

Mrs. john Patterson was
honored with a lovely sur
prise birthday party. The
affair was held in the din
ing room of the church on
Water street. The room
was beautifully decorated
with fall flowers. Ice cream
and cake. fruit punch, minis
and nuts were served. Mrs.
Willie Jackson presided at
the punch bowl. The hon.
Gree was presented with
may nice gifts. Forty-two
persons attended the party.
Thursday, Nov. 25--
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-12-11

mend men,"
This is our tribute to u
most versatile and exempt
ary gentleman. Your Neigh
Dor and Mine,
Alphonzo L. Holland
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12
Mrs. trnesfine Wright
Receives Isls Honors

Mrs Ernestlne n Wright. 22i3
Fifth Az s. Most Ancient Matron
Of the Herolncs Of Jericho. Emma
Thompson Court No :, and Mrs
Bessie Howell, % Royalston Az.
N, trustee. were delegates from
their court Ia the seth THennial
Convention Of Free and Accepted
Ancient York Masons, PHI. origin,
National Compact, usA, held In
Chicago, III, October a.i8,
Mrs Wright, who II also grand
Senior Matron Of North Star
Grand Lodge and an officer of
Ruth Chapter No z, oES, r and
AAYM, received certificates for
life membership In the national
Court Of the Hcroinea Of Jericho
and the national Grand Chapter
oEs.
She also received the Daughters
OF Isis degree a. the convention
and life membership certificate TO
the National Imperial Grand Court
Daughter of Isis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12

They report u very successful
trip, On Friday evening, Novem.
Der 8, the group attended a meet.
ing of the Milwaukee Urban
League Guild at which time plans
were made for the national con.
ference which win be held In NIL
waukee in September 1888,
They were the guests while In
Milwaukee Of Mr.. and Mrs, James
Dorsey, who are well known In
the Twin Cities, Mr., Dorsey IL n
Milwaukee attorney and civic
leader
Among the many social cour,
tcsies extended were dinner at the
home OF Mrs A, Ricardo on FRI
day evening guests on Saturday
OF Mrs, Ruby Young, president OF
the local branch guild at luncheon
and sightseeing tour OF the city.
guests on Saturday evening OF
Mrs Rose Butler, National treas.
urcr Of the Urban League Guilds
They were also the honored guests
of MIR and Mrs, Dorsey at an open
house held In their home On sun
day.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12
RETURNS NOME FROM
~ WEEK VACATION
Trip ABROAD

Donald Mcclure, 2siS Chicago
Az, returned home ON Saturday
October 10, from an II week va
cation trip spent In London, Aide
brugh. England, Paris France
and Rome Italy
In Aidebrugh he was the guest
NJ hts sister, brOther,inslaw and
nephew, Captain and Mrs. Clyde
Long and son clyde Ill The Longs
are living in their own apartment
and are enjoying English life,
Mr. Mcclure Is greatly impress
ed with the treatment accorded
everyone abroad especially In
France. where he says the people
are wonderful and they do not
Just talk democracy, they practice
IL Everyone, regardless ~ race
creed ~ color. II treated as nor.
NAL human being
TIE states lHal American women
are the best dressed
Living conditions are not ~ IA.
vorable as in America and living
costs are siSy high, theatres mo-
vies and any type Of Amusement,
are almost prohibitive In cost
Mr. Mcclure met many 81 the
theatrical group including part Of
tho porgy and Hess east, Sarah
Vaughn and some az the movie
stars from Hollywood, M well m
Dorothca TowleH. the famous
model. who returned on the same
liner with him
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12

who has been confined to her home
on doctors orders for the past ten
days is much improved and able to
be up and around again.
Back Home: Mr.. Lewis Whit
lock, 1884 Clinton Av.. returned
home Monday, November 8, from
Ellsworth. Kans.. where he had
gone TO attend the funeral OF his
grandfather, the late Rev. C. X. S.
Murrow. He also visited relatives
in st. Joseph. Mo.
Receives Degree: Mrs. Ernestine
H. Wright, 22lS Fifth Av. s. past
daughter ruler of Minnehaha
Temple No. 1919, Daughter Elks,
IBPEOW, received the Grand
Temple degree at the 55th annual
Grand Lodge Convention held in
Chicago.
Sad Mission: Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Fields and children, 900 18th
Av. NJ, and Mrs Ada Bludsoe of
AS Colfax Av. N, were called to
Des Moines, Ia, to attend funeral
services Of Mrs. Maude Jones, who
died suddenly of a heart attack on
Friday, November 5. Mrs. Ora
Williams. lO46 Bryant Av. N. ac-
companied them. Mrs Jones, well
known in Minneapolis, where she
has visited on many occasions,
was the sister of Mrs. Bludsoe and
aunt of Mrs Fields.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Davis and family. formerly
of 1l07 Emerson Av N, are now
welcoming their friends in their
newly purchased home at 1921
Portland Av.
Dinner Guests: Rev. and Mrs. II
w. Bolts Sr. and Mrs. James
Booghery were the Sunday dinner
guests Of Rev. and Mrs, f, Hen
derson Of 1929 Bryant Av. N.
Luncheon Guests: Mrs. Timothy
Acosta OF 267 Dupont Av. n and
Mrs Clarence Smith Of 269 Du-
pont Av. N. were among the
guests attending the Maternity
Hospital Auxiliary luncheon and
style show at the Calhoun Beach
Hotel on Tuesday November g.
Mrs. Acosta was lucky winner Of
one OF the door prizes After the
luncheon they were shown thru
the office Of Mr.. Vance Washing
ton on the third floor of the build
ing and saw a telecast OF the Cor
ner Drug Store" Featuring Jack
Thayer.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12
Betty Ann Anderson
Weds Lewis Ripper
In Home Wedding

In a ceremony Of sweet simple
ity and charm, petite Betty Ann
Anderson. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Burie Carmichael Sr, of 37ii
Fifth Av. s.. became the bride Of
Lewis Ripper Jr.. son of Mr., and
Mrs. Lewis Ripper Sr.. OF Mason
City. Iowa
The solemn ritual was perform
ed in the home of the brides par
ents by Rev. Martin l.. Simmons,
pastor of ST. Peters AME church,
before the immediate families and
an intimate group of friends,
A prelude of nuptial music was
played by Miss Julia Jones.
Entering on the arm of her IA
Their. the bride was lovely In an
ankle length gown OF blue nylon
tulle fashioned with shirred bo-
dice and full gathered skirt. She
wore a matching close fitting shell
hat. white lace gloves and cor
sage OF pink roses and white car
nations. Rhinestone ear rings and
necklace completed her ensemble
Mrs. Howard Williams was her
only attendant and she chose a
street length dress OF lilac taffeta
fashioned with fitted bodice and
fun circular skirt. She wore a
matching small felt hat, white lace
gloves, rhinestone jewelry and a
corsagc OF red sweetheart roses
and white carnations.
Burie Carmichael Jr.. brother Of
the bride was best man
Immediately following the cere-
mony. a reception was held. The
serving table covered with an
Italian cut work cloth was center
ed with n three TERED wedding
cake with twin silver candlesticks
holding pink tapers on either side
and a silver coffee service at one
end
The happy couple received a
varied assortment OF lovely and
useful gifts
The bride and groom left i'm
mediately after the reception for
parts unknown. On their return
Mr. and Mrs. Ripper will be at
home" TO their many friends at
1899 Second Av, 8.
Hostesses assisting were the
Mines. Kenneth Wallace. Talmage
Carey Jrr Royal Crawford. How
ard Brown, Monistelle Majors and
the Misses Roberta and Marion
Jones
Oat-of-town guests attending
were Mr.. and Mrs lewis Ripper
Sr. and son Roger OF Mason City,
Ia. parents and brother Of the
groom.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12
Urban League Guild
President & Officers
Confer In milwaukee,

Mrs Russell Balenger. national
president Of the Urban League
Guilds and president Of the 81.
Paul Urban League Guild, Miss
Mary Herzog. vice president Of the
81 Paul guild and Mrs Urlin
Clark returned home on Sunday
evening. November 7, from Nil.
waukee, Wis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12
ST. Anthony Hill
Garden Club In
Kaffee Klatch

The Kaffcc Klatch given by the
st Anthony Hills Garden Club
from 8 to 7 p. m. Sunday, Novem.
Der 7, in the attractive home of
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Massengill,
37I5 Elfth Az s, was AN affair
of color. beauty and entertain
ment A large floral arrangement
Of NUNS. browns and rust inter
mingled with autumn leaves In
shades of red conferred the lace
covered table Tall yellow candles
in crystal Candleabra lent the final
touch to the beautiful setting A
silver coffee and tea service was
at either end OF the table from
which teal and coffee were dis
pensed by Mrs Raymond Bledsoe
and Mrs Chester Green 20 the
many charming guests.
The afternoon was Climaxed
with the showing OF pictures In
technicolor OF the garden club &C.
tivitics by Mr. ! NJ Dorsey, which
included the 1853 annual Flower
Show: the 1884 Rose Show. annual
Flower Show and the garden tour
Other pictures Of interest shown
were Como Park. MinnehahR
Falls, the Ford dam. Lehmans
Mum Gardens nj Faribault, MINI
and candid shots Of neighbors and
Members
Each member brought snap
shots Of their gardens and other
shots that were Of interest Ia the
group An unusual beautiful ar.
rAngement Of drftwood and dried
flowers arranged by Mrs Maascn.
gill proved 10 be an interesting
conversation piece
Officers Of the club are Mrs
Raymond BledSoe. president. Mrs
Eunice Lewis. vice president. Mrs
Harry MsSengill, secretary and
Mrs Chester Green, treasurer.
Members are the Mines Alma
Freeman Nina Baines Bertha
Berry LuellR Brown Ida Bel
CovinEton Alice Dorsey, MARY
Gaines Wayne Green. Anna
Hayes Eva Henderson. McWinc
Hunt. Gladys Johnson Margaret
Moore Eva Neal. Anna - Rideauy
Birda Ridley Cora Stroth.ra
Elizabeth Tarvcr Ethel William
Grhc. Clack Ethel Evans. Flor
enc" CsSsiuS, Hazel Clark sybU
Bell. Connie Cooper. L.ds MURPHY
and Hattie HOussr
Mrs Birda Ridley was the ger
eraI chairman
There were abOu, SIXTY preEcri
Including members and guests
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12

with Negroes who have made the
top OF the social ladder posing rs
whites, the Daily News reveals
how man Negroes have found &c
onomic and other advantages in
passing"
The paper says many white ex-
eCutives professional people and
entertainers. who are idoliEed or
admired by whites, are really Ne
groes and that II is impossible TO
detect them because Of their eau
Casian physical characteristics
The article is being written by
interviewing Negroes who are "on
every level of white society pass.
ing as whites"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12
Chicago Dolly News Storts
Series On puSSinQ

Chicago AMP white In this
city got the unvarnished truth
here last week as the Chicago
Daily News revealed that as many
az 10000 American Negroes dis
appear from the census rolls each
year and not because Of death
The article deals with part
time Negroes" and Negroes who
leave their past. and race behind
them. In anonymous interviews
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12

also n guest
Returns Home, Mrs, Lillian Hol-
ley, former resident Of both 81.
Paul and Minneapolis, after an
enjoyable six week vacation visit.
ing her cousin, Mrs, Helen Moore,
of 6St Rondo Az. other relatives
and friends. left Tor her home in
Los Angeles ON Thursday, Novem-
Der l. Among the many social
courtesies extended her were.
luncheon Mrs Elizabeth Hail, din
ner party, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Vaughn Of Minneapolis. farewell
party given by Mrs Blanche
Payne, guest OF Mrs, Ethahne
Walker and Mr Joseph Kidd. al
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12
SAMMY DAVIS MIMICS
IL VOICES on NEW HIT
"BECAUSE OF YOU"

New York - (ANPb-- Sammy
Davis, Jr.. mimics IL voices Of out
standing stars Of stage and screen
in a new hit recording, Because
Of You"
Among voices initiated are
frankie Lame. Vaughn Monroe.
Nat King Cole. Mel Torme
Johnny Ray, James Cagney and
Lionel Barrymore
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12

50 Mrs. Essie Arnold, Mrs. Opal
wcstberry and gifts were given
her by her brother Oliver Brown,
Mrs, E, @. Harris and Mrs, Essie
Arnold. all Of Minneapolis.
To Dallas Mr., and Mrs Atlas
Ferguson. 1923 Rondo Az, left
the city ON Thursday, November 4
for Dallas, Tex, where they will
visit relatives and friends. They
will spend two weeks In the South.
Hospitalised, Lorenzo Stubs, a
resident Of the CriHpus Attacks
home, lo9 Collins. Ia a patient at
Miller hospital for surgery.
Call BR. SS06 or BR 707l for
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Social and Personal
& ST. PAUL &

Mr. and Mrs Club: Mrs Martin Brookns, S67 w. Central
Az will be hostess he Mr. and Mrs Club of ST. James AME
church Friday, November II.
Brunch Mr. aud Mrs NJ t. Bell s92 Carroll Av, hosts
at brunch Tuesday November honoring Mrs Lillian o
ley Of Los Angeles Calf Mrs EsSe Arnold of Minneapolis
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Social and Personal
z MINNEAPOLIS 4

On Vacation: Mr. and Mrs Monroe Gage Clinton Av
left by motor Monday November for Chicago visit
with Mrs. Cages sister and brotherinaw Mrs Viii
liam Wilson From Chicago they entraned New York for
visit and sightseeing trip They will be for weeks
Much Improved Mrs William Burrell So Hoag Av ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12

Congratulations: ConRr atuls-
tons to Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
Smith Of 260 Dupont Az. N. who
will celebrate their fifth wedding
anniversary on Monday. November
IS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12
Representative Mosier
SoyS Thank Vow

LSo y H0aisT feprss"niaflge
In the state legislature frOfu ne
18th District just reelected f,r
fourth term. says
! wish 10 express ny Gu,srs
appreciation % the y0'rrs -
ny district f1r their eHpresslgn
~ c0ufld~rcs IN me I NfU D.
al that can 20 continue ~
msrit that rNrndsre" ~ Sup
porting gnSsf g0ysTruin' snd
Fo1,1 isE.siAtinn for ell cur pen
pie
Thank you sarh and svsry
ars
leo o. MosIsr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12

Our old Midway 1910 isI~phonc
nuTnbrr IL no more. The n"u
phone nHmber H. BR 1911.
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So weeks Of interesting reading
for less than = CENTS weekly are
delivered 90 mail Subscribers Of
this paper every week. We call II
good bargain and several thou.
sands mall Subscribers agree with
us.
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ANY hotel that makes YOU feel
~ home should provide bitter ser
vice than that.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12
RICHARD (DIckIE) KELLY
OBSERVES NINTH YEAR
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY

Gaicty and merrimcnt was the
order of the afternoon on Monday,
November 3 al the home Of MI
and Mrs, Paul Kslley OF 9I2 Bry-
ant Az. N. when they celebrated
the ninth birthday of their son
Richard CDickie) with n party
-Four OF his piaymates, his bro
Their and two sisters delighted in
joining him playing various games
and enjoying the ice cream, cake
and punch
DiCkie received numerous gifts
and n beautifully decorated birth
day cake. also gift from his
godmother. Miss Vera Jenkins Of
New Orleans, La.
Those helping 10 make his birth
day a happy one were Harvey
witherspoon. Blaine Chatham, Le-
roy Smith, Bobcrt Dillon and his
brothers and sisters, Douglas.
Lynn and Gayle Kelley
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Few things give n woman n
longer face than a double chin.
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Call BR. sS06 or BR. 707l for
advertising service.
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NEW LOW PRICE MAKES NEWS!

Now with its wonderful price reducton,the
superb quality Of Ancient Age can be enjoyed
by more people than ever before
Next time you buy bourbon, choose Ancient Age.
Youll be glad you did.