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The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12

Somehow or other am finding
myself a bit backwards today. The
column is finished-except for the
beginning and end. Am not too
sure Just how yours truly accom-
plished this-but it's so. However:
let's say ''hello" after instead Of
before-yours truly slipped to the
shops.
Missed your company. but twas
q warm day-So, let's do your
shopping for you-the bliSSful way
and here's the scoop on where
] went
- - : =
The Bamboo Room, Az Smith
Lane, is the perfect place for re-
taxation and refreshment. The
beautiful bamboo decor, the cool
ness Of the air conditioning, the
unusual mUraIs, the excellent
mixes and potions and the top
Observation-Disclosures to make
This lounge one Of fhe very MIC
est spots in Our Town.
Would like TO tell you about
Frank Lympseh who is now
playing piano there. He has an
impressive professional back
ground. and he brings all the
sophistica alton and talent Of "beeg
time" piano playing TO the even.
ings at the Bamboo Room. For
sure, it's trUe-he's as good rs
you'll soon be hearing he is!
OF course, Don Albin is still
singing those wonderful popular
songs-pIUs those unusual ones
which are beautiful, but for some
strange reason never clicked. Be
sure TO hear 1.-TWO Purple Sha-
dows in the SnoW"-'fis grand!
And this lad can really sins-at
ihe Bamboo Room!
= = = = =
The other evening as l stood by
the large and gorgeous avacadt
tree, admiring the bird of para
disc plants which circled its base
Looked about the beautiful anC
spacious garden of Susan and Irv'
ing Scott in which many old anC
good friends had been invited t.
greet Helen and Bowman Cutter
during their visit here.
= =
Because most Of Us appreciate
something a Bit different--a little
individualisfic-woUld like to in
troduce you all to the-0verseas
Fruit Market, 934 Truman which
specialize in fruits and Vegeta-
bIes and foo-they do have good,
fresh eggs - and flowers and
FRESH ORANGE AND GRAPE
FRUIT JUIcE-hUt Overseas is
. BIT more Than Just q produce
market.
II is definitely = place you
should visit-becaUse II has .
personality ell It's own and the
atmosphere Of the wonderful
easualness and friendliness which
Is so typical Of Our Town.
Here you will find any species
or variety Of fruit or vegetable.
In the latter line, they carry oil
kinds Of string beans, fresh eau
IifIower, okra, Watercress, pars-
ley, and ALL The different let
tUces-romaine, Boston, iceberg
and The curly endiVe-plUs every
thing that grows in fhe Vegefa-
BILE line.
LAST OF THE MANGoESl
Don't forget that this delieiUos
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
Boy Fer PiArees

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Gene Pierce,
80 Overseas Trailer Park, are the
parents of a son, Brian James,
who was born August Z. The baby
weighed seven pounds.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
Guests For MOrgav.s

Commander and Mrs. E. v.
Cain, Jr., and daughter Lisa Chap
man arrived yesterday for a short
visit with Mrs. Gains parents, DR..
and Mrs. A. M. Morgan, 1430
Reynolds st.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Guy Nc
Cullough, 90 Salt Pond Trailer
Park, are the parents Of son
born August S. The baby, who
weighed seven pounds, 9 ounces,
has been named Clifford John.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
choffins Have Davohter

Cathy Lynn Choffin was born
August 9 to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
William Choffin, 121-A Peary Court.
The baby girl weighed seven
pounds, IA ounces at birth.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12

A seven pound, u and a half
ounce baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Elvin George Braman
on August 6. The baby has been
given his fathers name.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
Son for Hroomes

Robert Willis Is the name which
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell
Broome, Sr., have chosen for the
son born to them on August 7. The
baby weighed six pounds, seven
ounces, at birth.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
WV Auxiliary Plans To Honor
CIub-SpOnsOred Little Leaguers

VFW Auxiliary 3911 made plans entertain the VFW Little
League ball team yearly project their regular meeting last
Tuesday night presided the president
Also plans to entertain at later date the Girl Troop spon-
sored by the Auxiliary discussed named
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
NAVAL HOSPITAL BIRTHS
MeCrews Have Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Damon McGrew,
Is Rest Beach, have selected Mi
chael Dale as the name for their
son, born August Z. The baby's
weight was seven pounds, two oun-
ces.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
Girl To DasinaArs

A baby daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dasinger, IS
Rest Beach, on August 8. The ba-
by, who weighed six pounds, 10
ounces at birth, has been named
Melanie Jane.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
KIDNEYS
MUST remove
EXCESS WASTE

NaSging baekaehe, loes OF pep and energy,
headaches and dixxiness may be due to slow-
down Of kidney function. Doctors say good
kidney function n very important 70 good
health. When some everyday condition, such
% stress and strain, causes this important
function oslow down, man. folks suffer- nag
Eing backache-feel miserable. Minor blad-
der irritations due to cold or wrong diet may
cause getting up nights or orfreQuentpassages
Don't neglect your kidneys II these eondi-
tions bother you. Try Doan's Pills-a mild
diuretic. Used successfully By millions for
over 30 years. It's amazing how many times
Doan's give happy relief from these diseom.
1ores-help thel elbmilssof kidney tubes and fl
ters dush out waste. Get Doan's pills todayi
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Mrs. Barbara Long
Fefed; To Join Her
Husband In England

On Saturday evening. July IT,
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mcclure, 10l7 Fifth st. S, was
the scene Of gala party when a
group of friends OF Mrs. Clyde
(Barbarsl Cullen Long feted her
with a bon voyage" party on the
eve Of her departure for England
to join her husband, Captain Clyde
c. Long.
An enjoyable evening was spent
elimaxed with the showing of pic
lures taken Of by-gone days in
which photos of some of the
groups early childhood were de-
picted. Light refreshments and a
tasty lunch were served.
Mrs. Long was presented with a
parting gift by the group.
Friends present who partcipat-
ed in the affair were the Messrs.
and Mines. Albert Mcclure, Don
aid Schofield, Donald Brady Jr.,
Claud Mason, James Mann and
Fred Slemmons of st. Paul; John
Walker, Willard Jones, Eugene
Underwood, Kenneth Wallace, Ro-
bert Pierre, Melvin Madison
James Slemmons, Raymond Phil
lips, Donald Underwood. Ben AL
exander: Mrs. Juanita Lewis and
James Bailey and Donald Nc
Clure.
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EUniee culdwelI Married
Iru Cooper Sunday, July q

Mrs. Eunice Caldwell and Mr..
Ira Cooper exchanged wedding
vows in a simple ceremony per-
formed by the Rev. s. w. Carnes.
pastor OF Holsey Memorial CINE
church, Minneapolis, on Sunday.
July 4, at the home OF the groom.
472 Fuller Av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dean Nc
Gee, son and dsughter-in-law OF
the groom were their attendants.
Following the ceremony. a re-
ception was held with the newly
weds. Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE shar-
ing honors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper received a
number Of useful and lovely gifts.
Guests present were the Messrs.
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Gold Band Society: Mrs. Deola
High, sos st. Anthony Av., was
hostess TO the Gold Band Society
at its regular meeting on Monday
evening, July 10. Following a
short business meeting, members
enjoyed a tasty lunch served by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Norma
Jones, 700 w. Central Av.. on
Monday, August 2.
Breakfast Guest: Mrs. James
Lasley of Tacoma, Wash, was the
breakfast guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Griffin of 5S7 Rondo Av.
on Sunday, July IS. Mrs. Lasley is
the recipient of the scholarship
given annually by the American
Federation OF Teachers and was
enroute to Madison, Wis, to at
tend a Mathematics Workshop at
the University of Wisconsin.
New Son: Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Calender. 2435 Fourth Av. S., are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of new son. who arrived at
Lutheran Deaconess hospital on
July 9Th, weighing seven pounds.
Michael Leon is the name chosen
by the Callenders for their first
born. Mrs. Gladys Calender is
the paternal grandmother.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brown and daughter, Clau-
dia, are now receiving mail at a
new address in the newly pur-
chased home at 4117 Clinton Av.
Vacationing: Mr. Nathaniel
Watson, 3755 Fifth Av. s., left the
city Saturday, July II, on vaca-
ton. He will visit in East St,
Louis, Ill, and other points south.
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Family Picnic Held
For Departing Or.
Mitchell Specimens

On Sunday, July Is, the beauti-
full yard OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hanna, $40 Western Av., was the
scene OF family picnic. get-to-
gether and Eau revoir" party for
DIR. and Mrs Mitchell Spellman
and three sons. who are leaving
the city to make their home in
Washington, ID. c.
The beautiful flowers formed a
fitting background for the iron
furniture with large umbrella
as the center and enhanced the
beauty Of the setting.
The festive table set up on the
porch was laden with a wide var
iety of foods and delicacies, with
barbecued ribs, wieners, turkey,
plus the traditional picnic fare.
Family members in addition TO
the honorees were the Messrs. and
Mines, William Hanna, Manly
Rhodes Sr., William Gardner and
three sons; Ralph Gardner and
son MiclSy; f. A. Davis and three
children: Gerald Bailey Sr,. Gerald
Bailey Jr.. and son; Maurice Britts
and daughter, Johnice; Manly
Rhodes Jra ]. ID. Jones, Ralph
Jones and son Bobby; Richard
Williams and daughter, Barbara
Ann, Minneapolis; Mr., William
Williams; Judith and Donald Got
hard OF Madison, Wis.
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churches attending the Faribault
summer school of Christian Edu-
cation in Faribault, MINI. were
Mrs. Carl Fraction of Zion Baptist
church; Mrs. Wreatha Maxwell OF
st. Peters ANiE; Mrs. Fred Down
of Border Methodist and Mrs. S.
w. Carnes of Holsey Memorial
CME church. The school was held
for two weeks.
Vacationing: Mrs. Lena La
Faucette, 534 Girard Av. N, left
Monday, July 10, for Cassapolis,
Mich. to visit Elder and Mrs.
Nose Anderson. She will also
spend some time at Camp Baber.
Madison Visitors: Miss Judith
and Donald Gothard of Madison,
Wis, are visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Will
liams of S649 Fifth Av. S.
Returns Home: Mrs. B. F. Muir
ply, Buffalo, N. Y, mother of
Mrs. Carl Rowan, 800 10Th Av. s..
with whom she has been visiting,
will return to her home Friday,
July %.
Returns Home; Mrs. Bessie
Pullum of Compton, Calf. who
has been visiting in the city for
the past three weeks left for her
home on Tuesday. July 20, Many
social courtesies were extended
her during her visit.
Returned From Vacation: Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Patton. 1888
Clinton Av., returned home from
a vacation trip to points east
stopping in Chicago, Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia and New York City.
They spent two weeks in New
York and were the guests Of a
classmate of Mrs. Patton. Mrs
Kathryn Lightburn. They report
that a wonderful time was enjoyed
in all of the places visited.
Mother Visits: Mrs. Luther
Payne Sr. of Kansas City. Mo,
spent a few days in the city WIS.,
iting her daughter and grand
daughter. Mrs. Flossie Harris and
daughter Lesly OF 3637 Clinton
Av. Mrs. Harris is convalescing at
home after undergoing surgery.
! Birthday Greetings: Birthday
greetings to Mrs. Lorraine Stew
art of 1117 Dupont Av. NJ, who
will celebrate her birthday on July
"a.
Visiting Parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
Shermont Polk, S641 Fifth Av s.,
left by motor Thursday, July %,
for Waco, Texas, to visit their
parents. On their return they
will stop enroute at Ardmore,
Okla, to visit with relatives.
New Citizen: It's another bro
Their for Gene, David and Dewayne
Lewis. The newest addition Bruce
Nigle, was born July IL, in Fair
view hospital Their parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Lewis of 9s4
Bryant Av. N. Paternal grand
I parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
S. Lewis of 26o9 Fourth Av. s.
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Fother And Sisters
Visit Mrs. J. l. Howlond

Mr.. Z. c. Cozine and Mrs. f.
Grundy, both of Wichita, Kans.,
and Mrs. Eldrie l.. johnson of
Boley, Okla, who have been visit
ing in the city for the past ten
days, guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
James l.. Rowland, 5l4 Fuller Av.
left for their home on Tuesday,
July 20.
Mr.. Cozine is the father of Mrs.
Rowland and Mrs. Grudy and Mrs.
johnson are her sisters Mr. Co
zine, who is "a years young, is still
active and enjoys travel and out
door sports.
The guests spent their entire
stay at the Howland's Lake home
Key TO the Kingdom" on Lake
Adney. MINI.
The yhad many visitors at the
lake; Mr.. and Mrs Robert Harris
of st, Paul. spent two days with
them at the lake and on Sunday,
July IS, Charles Cozine, grandson
of Mr.. Cozine spent the day with
the party and Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Owens and two daughters OF st,
Paul. were the weekend visitors
Of the Howlands.
Mr.. Cozine makes his home with
Mrs. Grundy. Mrs. johnson is a
teachers in the State Boys Train
ing school in Boley, okla.
Enroute home they will spend
one day in Kansas City, and Mrs.
Johnson win spend a couple Of
days in Wichita before returning
to her home.
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Mrs. urlin Clark. ITO st. Anthony
Av.. parents OF Mr., Clark.
Washington Visitors: Mrs. Caro-
lyn witcher and daughter, Denise.
arrived in the city Wednesday
July n, enroute to Tacoma, Wash.
and were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Griffin of 5s7 Rondo
Av. Mrs. witcher. with her daugh-
ter has been vacationing in the
east for the past three weeks and
ON her return viii assume her du-
ties as librarian ut the Tacoma
public library.
Family Guests; Mr.. and Mrs. p.
r.. Chadwick OF Los Angeles,
Calf. arrived In the city Thurs
day. July IS, for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. James Griffin and fam
ily, 6s7 Rondo Az. The chadwicks
are enroute home after an extend
ed vacation in the south and east.
Mr.. Chadwick In a member OF the
Social Service Commission OF the
city OF Los Angeles. Mrs. Chad
wick and Mrs Griffin are sisters.
Return From Texas; Mrs. Mel
vim Carter and children, Melvin
Jr., Teresina. Paris Elaine and
Mark, OF TIT Rondo Av, just re-
turned this week from a three
weeks visit to Waco, Fort Worth
and Chiffon. Texas. where they
visited relatives and friends. A
family reunion was held In Waco
on July 4th.
Lake Quests; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
schuck. s44 Fuller Av., were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
williams, s2e Ropdo Av. at their
summer home. Shady Lane. on
Lake Adney They spent one week
at the lake and returned home on
| "wednesday. jury 81
/ Family visitors; Mr.. and Mrs
James williams and daughters OF
Detroit. Mich. daughter. son-in-
law and granddaughters OF Mr.
and Mrs. Eilwood johnson. 1877
Carroll Av., and Mrs, d. Riley. De-
troit, sister OF Mr.. johnson, were
visitors In ne city and the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. They ar
rived Sunday evening July Is. The
visitors have enjoyed the beaches,
the parks and the scenery OF the
city on their first visit. The vii
Hams returned home on Thursday
July ~. Mrs. Riley plans to spend
two weeks in the city and hopes to
do some fishing
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AAOAA NAS OhhNNAsiAy VI hlIIleSOld
on Thursday, July Is, and was a.
warded the Associated Arts De-
gree. Mr.. Gates plans to return to
the University this fall for study
in the field of sociology.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Clifton of Anoka, MINI,
were the dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Carr of Isand, MINI.
on Sunday, July Is.
Caules-ka's Club: At their reg
ular meeting held Saturday, July
II, at the home of Shirley Faison,
1901 Clinton Av., the Caules-Ka's
club elected new officers as fol-
lows: Janice Merrill. president;
Almeda Jones, vice president;
Shirley Faison, secretary; Darlene
Pasis, assistant secretary: De-
lores Smiley treasurer and Bar
bara Barnes, assistant. Committee
chairmen are publicity. Almeda
Jones and Shirley jackson: enter
tainment, Dolores Smiley and
Barbara Barnes and social, Bob
bic Hayes and Dolores May. The
next meeting will be Saturday.
July 81, at the home of Patty
Frazier, 1914 Portland Av.
Dinner Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred C. Edwards, 2206 Elliot
Av. were hosts at dinner on Sat-
urday, July 10. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Harrington and
son, 2316 Fifth Av. s., and Mrs.
Chester Spicer of Gardner, Kans.
The evening was spent socializing.
Returns To Camp: Airman &c
Leroy jackson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maceo Carruthers, 2105 Fifth
Av. s., who has been home on a
80 day furlough. left Thursday,
July Is for a radar base in Calf
Visiting Mother: MIR. Leon ABB
hey Of Chicago, arrived in the city
Tuesday, July 20, for a visit with
his mother, Mrs. Eva Abbey Of
414 f. 25th st. Mrs. Abbey, who
has been Ill for the past two
months is much improved.
Attend Summer School: Among
representatives of the different
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and Mines Robert Yates. Harvey
Kemp, Milton Sayles; the Mines.
Gertrude Reid. c. r. Wright,
Erma Peterson, Barbara Allen.
Arlene Wilson. Rosalee Braham,
Mayben Standifer, Sally Jones,
Hattie Gross; the Misses Mary
Fields and Regina Cooper and the
Messrs. T. J. Davis, Milton Ran
dali, Andrew Long, Herbert
Graves. Arthur Beasley, Edward
Carroll, Edward Sanders, William
Gustus, Alex Eason. Lloyd Gross,
John Stafford and Ralph Marcano.
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Nea ohht MISS a@tuHSN W hSaA -
Mrs. Hopkins. A student at Me-
harry Medical College, she is
spending the summer with her
aunt.
Visiting; Mrs, Gladys Powell.
director OF the Mems Chorus,
Second Baptist Church. Columbus.
Ohio, was the houseguest last
week OF Mrs, Leone Bray. el7
Marshall Av. Mrs. Bray, must.
clan, piano and organ instructor,
coached Mrs. Powell. her former
pupil. ON the organ at Pilgrim
Baptist Church, where Mrs, Bray
is an active member
Visit Father; Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Warren OF Chicago. ILL.,, Wis.,
tied with their father. John War.
rcn at the Crispus Attacks Home
on Tuesday. July Is,
Attend Music Program; Rest
dents OF the Crispus Attacks
Home were invited to an after.
noon musicale at the Hebrew
Home for the Aged ut Midway
Parkway last week
Celebrates Goth Birthday; Mrs
Martha Diggs, n resident Of the
Crispus Attacks Home. celebrated
her Goth birthday with party or
Friday, July o. She received many
lovely gifts.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wright OF Chicago, who
have been the house guest OF Mrs
wrights brother and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph T. Harris, s7s
w. Marion ST.. left for their hom,
on Tuesday, July 20. after a ter
day stay In the city They wer'
extended many social courtesic'
during their visit. They spen'
the past weekend at CHAINS InI
on Lake Adncy and they wer'
the dinner guests Of Mr., and Mrs
George Berry sr,. 634 81. Anthem,
Av.
New Son and New Address
Little Patricia 7. has welcomed I
new playmate into the family
circle. Her parents Mr. and Mrs
Mahlon Thomas 500 Rondo Az
presented her with new hom'
and a new baby brother. bori
July 8, at Miiler's hospital. Pau
Gregory weighed eight pound
and III ounces at birth. Mater
nal grandparents are Mrs. Mar.
MeCarty and Mr.. David Williams
both OF st. Paul. Mr.. and Mr.,
Dudley O'Neal are the paterna
grandparents.
Family Visitors; DR., and Mrs
John Thomas Young and father
Mr.. George Young Of East 81
Louis, III, are visiting relative
and friends In the city and ar,
the house guests OF Mrs. Young
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette
Fields of 500 st. Anthony Av.
Washington Visitors: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Brewer l.. Clark and daugh
ter. Pamela and Mrs. Clark's mo
Their. Mrs. Nero, all Of Washing
ton. ID. c., will arrive In the cit,
August .. for "A visit with Mr.. an,
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New Daughter: Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Miller. 420 Dupont Av N.
are the proud parents OF a baby
girl born Sunday July IS, in Fair
view hospital. weighing eight
pounds and two ounces. The Mill
ers have two other daughters,
Marsha and Gail. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Johnigan of 2slO Clinton
Av. are the maternal grandpar-
ents and Mr.. Joseph Miller Of 42O
Dupont Az. N. is the paternal
grandfather.
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS


Visiting Parents: Arman nc Wesley Hayden WIFE Rita
and Wesley Jr visiting city guests of their mar
ents, Mr. and Mrs William Hayden 800 Bryant Az N Air
man Hayden former golden glove champion stationed
at PARKS AR Base Calf and home thirty day furough
Graduate: Donald W. Gates 3947 Second A s graduated
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Don't forget 10 send us your
change OF address. You shouldn't
miss u single issue OF this paper.
Send change Of address 10 sit
Third Az. T., Minneapolis is.
Minnesota.
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Social and Personal
* ST. PAUL ,

Guests: Mr. and Mrs Alexander Gillard and daughter,
Georgia Of Flint Michigan recent guests the home OF
Mrs Harvey Hopkins sic Igehart Av The Billiards
brother and ssternaw of Mrs Hopkins Also visiting the
Hopkins family Mr. and Mrs Flemmng of Detroit Mchi
Louise Wburn Miss Wilburn the niece of
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OF Minnesota Tor year, ne went 10 Morchouse I'M
versity, Atlanta Ca, where he received his BA. de-
gree in Accounting He saw service with the United
States Coast Guard from September, 1912 through
July iei5, from the Army base, Brooklyn N. y. In
August. is45, Mr. Maxwell appointed zone
deputy collector Bureau of Internal Revenue. Min
neapolis. MINI. He took advanced courses at the
University OF Minnesota from October l. 1916
through June l94T. He subsequently served an
auditor In the Bureau Of Internal Revenue ST. Paul;
as an accountant for the City of St Paul Municipal
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Midway Chevrolet
ANNOUNCES

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dsrson TO their soles sfaff. Bob welcomes
ony opportunity TO serve you. He will
sell both now and used eors and trucks.
Give Bob coll any time. Ms business
phone Is NE. 1891. Evenings ond week
ends, coll him Of HU. s-I7I9.
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BY MILDRED JORDAN

MEET ATTORNEY STEPHEN L. MAXWELL: Born January
public schools
attending the University
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