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Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

May meeting, heard Mrs. Hilda
Davidson Willis, of Lynchs Heights,
Milford, 1850 Mother of the Year"
( in Delaware, deliver an address on
Mothers. Mrs. Willis related a
number of interesting experiences
in connection with attendance at
a Mothers Conference in the south
and in meetings with various other
groups.
/ The speaker stressed the i'm
pOrtance of Christian mothers and
Christian influence in the home.
She recited several poems and
quotations on Mother. Mrs. Ed
win L. Smith, program chairman
| presented the speaker. Mrs. Ruth
Mariner, of Milford was also a guest
of the class.
/ Mrs. Pearl Wilson, president of
the class presided in a short bust
ness session receiving reports of
committees.
- Refreshments were served by the
hOstesses: Mrs Edmind SammOns,
Mrs. Sallie Wilson, Mrs. Flora
Joseph, Mrs. Ellen Rogers and Mrs.
Smith.
The 5th annual Ladies Night of
Franklin Lodge No. II, A. F. & A. M.
Of Georgetown is planned for We'd
nesday night, May 2, and will be
held in Jones Memorial Hall.
The banquet at $50 p. m. will
be followed by the entertainment
provided by professional talent.
CO-chairman on general arrange
ments are Harry T. Swain and A.
Warren Wheatley. Their committee
comprises Walter Sherwin, Millard
F. Murray, II; Ralph Brittingham
and the officers of the lodge.
The main speaker will be Rev
DOnzel G. Wildey, pastor of Calvary
Methodist Church, in Milford.
The Strivers Class, in its May
meeting held in Grace Church Hall
decided to hold the annual summer
outing at "The Shamrock" summer
home of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas c.
Mulligan, in RehObOth.
Mrs. Grace Owen, president of the
class, named the following com
mittee on arrangements: Mrs
Marie Mcfarland, chairman; Mrs
dorothy Holloway; Mrs. Jennie
Kennedy; Mrs. Betty Ann Marvel ;
Mrs. Ann Lingo; Mrs. Audrey Pa
Jumbo; Mrs. Madelyn Trammell and
Mrs. Jean Parker.
Following the regular routine
business, the hOstesses, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Pepper; Mrs. Louise McCabe
Mrs. Violet Pepper and Mrs. Marie
Pepper, served refreshments to the
group.
Officers of the Ladies Auxiliary
of Raymond Reynolds Post 1891
were recently installed by Mrs
Eliza Givens, a past president OF
the local unit The new officers are
Mrs. Helen Rrickner, president
(re-elected); Mrs. Marie Hudson
senior vice president; Mrs. Helen
/ Peterson, junior vice president;
Mrs. Lulu Blake, treasurer; Mrs
Betty Walker, guard; Mrs. Betty
Boyd, cOnductress; Mrs. Lottie
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

The basket and crate factory
at Greenwood is working at
full capacity filling it's orders
for baskets and crates at this
time.
The Sussex Trust Company
Of LeWes, with the assistance
of County Agent Malloy c.
Vaughn of Coolspring, dis
posed of the carload of cows
which they recently purchased
in NOrristOwn, Pa, for the To-
cal farmers to help increase
the output of the milk cooling
station at Nassau. These cows
were sold at cost which varied
from $68.OO to $103.0O.
oos
BY securing more points
than all the other schools COM
bined, the Caesar Rodney High
School was an easy victor in
the Kent County track and field
meet held last Saturday on the
Caesar Rodney grounds. This
is the third straight year that
the Caesar Rodney students
have carried off the honors in
the meet. Points scored were:
Caesar Rodney. 266; Milford,
"a; Dover, 81; Houston; 25;
Magnolia, %; Frederick, II;
FELTON,, 13; Frazier, 10; Clay
ton, z; MillwOod, 6; Hartly, 6;
Oak Grove, 2; Harrington, 2;
Shorts, l.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
Twenty Years Ago.
Tuken from the Muy Is, 1884 Issue

'uksn from ihe MoY Is. 1884 Issu
Clarence Wilson of Lincoln
City, moved his family to
Bristol, Pa, last week, where
he is employed as a truck
driver.
Billy McCabe of the United
States Navy is spending a
short furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Nc
Cabe of Harrington.
zoe
Edgar Morris and Winfield
Brittingham of Lewes, have
shipped on the S. 8. W. w.
Brendell, of Pure Oil Co., Of
which Rodney Robinson, a
former Lewes boy, is captain.
This vessel trades between
Marcus Hook and Texas oil
ports.
Thursday Of this week the
members of the Senior Glass
of the Milford High School,
accompanied by Mrs. Louise
FarrOw, school nurse, and
Bernard P. Ireland, Of the
high school faculty, went
through the section Of marsh
land which is being operated
by the Mosquito Control Corps
of the CCC at Lewes. The
trip was made on invitation
of Wilbur COrkran, Of Lewes,
who is in general charge of the
work.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
Ten Years Ago.
Taksn from iho MaY 26. I944 Issue

aksn from the Msy 70. 1874 Issu
Fred Reed, Of Milton, U. s.
Navy, after several weeks
schooling in Washington. D. c.,
has finished his training and
will be stationed in Norfolk,
Va, for few weeks.
eea
DR.. and Mrs. Walter L. Grier
will leave on Tuesday for
Seattle, Washington, to visit
Lieutenant and Mrs. Garrett
Grier and daughter, Linda.
They will be away a month.
Captain Wilson M. Vinyard,
76 years old. president of the
Vinyard Shipbuilding Company
of Milford, died last Saturday
morning, May 90, at 1850 o.
clock in the Milford Memorial
Hospital following a lengthy
illness.
Technical Sergeant Lester
Harris, former resident Of Mil
ford, and an employee Of H. r.
Phillips, recently returned
from England, where as
member Of Flying Fortress
crew, he participated tn 25
missions over Eurces. Guring
the course of BIS EdssionS. he.
was awarded the distinguished
Flying Cross, the Air Medal
and three Oak Leaf clusters.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

A card was received this
week from Theodore COul-
bourne, of the U. S. S. New
York, stating that he had ar
rived at Vera Cruz, Mexico,
on May 18th.
On Wednesday afternoon,
Miss Jennie Stanton gave a
Kitchen shower" at her home
on North Walnut Street in
honor of Miss Ruth Sipple,
whose marriage to Charles
DOnnan HOlzmueller will take
place in June.
aoa
William C. Smith, president
of the Caulk Club, entertained
the employees of the laboTa-
tory at Nutter's Moving Pic
ture Show on Wednesday eve
ming. Approximately IS were
present. and an enjoyable
time was had by all. This
was also meant as a surprise
to Mr.. Nutter.
zoe
The Ushers Union at Mag
nolia enjoyed a literary and
musical social OG last Wed
nesday evening at the church.
Refreshments were served.
The officers elected are: Presi-
dent, G. w. Collins; Vice
president, R. c. Taylor; Sec
retary. w. P. Jackson; Trea-
surer, Thomas Moore.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
HIDDEN ASSETS

INDIANAPOLIS - P - Felix
Czysz hid 1886 in silver coins in
his home so well he couldn't and
them when he moved year ago.
Robert Deer, second occupant of
the home since Czysz left, found
the money while cleaning the base
ment and took it to police.
Czysz established ownership. He
saved the money for a college edu-
cation for his son.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

The following will graduate
from the MillsborO High
School: Mary Brittingham,
Ronald Brittingham, Doris
Hudson, Alton Hudson, Fred
Hudson, Ruth Moore, Wilbur
Mitchell, William TimmOns,
John Warrington, Nina Will
liams, James Waller and
Frances Wood.
Saturday evening of last
week was an event in the lives
of the teen-age girls and boys
of Milford for on that eve
ming, Mrs. Louis Ryder and
Mrs. j. B. Warner gave a dance
in honor of Charlotte Ryder
and Katherine Williams of Re-
hObOth. The affair was held
in Varney Auditorium.
The Girl Reserves gave
their MOther-Daughter Tea on
Tuesday afternoon from three
to five at the home of their
advisor, Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend. Receiving were
Fay Ferguson, the president,
and her cabinet, Betty Ham
mOnd, COrnelia Pierce and
Charlotte Ryder. Betty Irwin
and Mrs. Davis r. Grier pour
ed. Miss Martha Good and Miss
Ruth Buckwalter of Dover,
were the special guests.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
voLET ueHT

MOLINE, Ill. - (P) - Starting
with eight African violets three
years ago. Mrs. r. Victor Hanks,
has converted her home into a
nursery with 168 varieties Of Vio-
let's growing under fluorescent
lights. She has $4,000 plants ar
ranged on racks in the basement.
The Is lamps over the racks
burn 16 hours day, she says the
plantsh need the 8-hour rest.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
The Past In Review
News As II Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.
Token from ihs Nov q, 1914 Issue

Token from the Muy n. 1914 Issu
John Dickerson and Virgil
Smith, of st. Johnstown, will
leave the first of JuRe to fill
positions they have accepted
at RehobOth Beach.
sos
A large number Of Lewes
people motored to Milford last
Saturday to attend the launch
ing of the new fishing steam
er for the Coast Fish Oil and
Fertilizer Company Of Lewes.
Over 400 drum fish were
caught in the seines at Slaugh-
ter Beach last Wednesday
morning, and the fishermen
were glad to get clear of them
at ten cents each.
b. F. Burton and family,
John Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hargadine and Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson K. Belts, all of
Frederick, took a 163-mile
auto trip the last Of the week.
Mrs. James H. Stanton has
sold her mansion and grounds
at the corner of Second and
North Walnut Streets, Milford,
to Mr.. James F. Anderson. She
will give possession on Sep
tember 1st.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

the two other place winners. Miss
Georgetown" will receive a COM
plete formal outfit and a bathing
suit for her appearance in the Miss
Delmarva Contest" in Georgetown,
on June 21. This will be provided
by the Georgetown Kiwanis Club,
sponsors of the local Queen Con-
test and also the Amateur Talent
Show held in connection with the
contest. In addition the winner was
presented with an engraved Trophy.
$25.00 Savings Bond, a wallet and
large arm bouquet of American
Beauty Roses.
The second place winner, Miss
Helen SpiceF was awarded a table
model radio and Miss Bell, in third
place received a camera with
flash-bulb attachments. All the con-
testants were presented with cor
sages.
The Georgetown Parent Teachers
Ase0ciatiOn, in the final meeting
for the school term, installed Off
GERS for 19544-55 and heard report
from the recent State Convention OF
PTA.
officers installed by James B.
Owen, principal of the high school.
were: e. A. Yutzi, president; Mrs.
Melvin Tyndall and Donald Weir,
first and second vice presidents,
respectively; Mrs. Jessie Lawson,
secretary and Edward B. Green,
/ treasurer.
Irwin r. Murray, outgoing presi-
dent, presided at the meetinng. The
reports on the PTA Convention
were presented by George II. Keen,
Superintendent of the local high
school, Herbert Nichols, principal
of the elementary school and Mrs.
/ Newell Isaacs.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
Thirty Years Ago.
~ 99 fo9A Ieeu

Iakon from the Muy 23. 1924 lssU
Justice of the Peace E. w.
Ryon the past week issued a
marriage license to Cyrus B.
Wilson and Barry B. Watson,
both of Georgetown. The first
license issued for over two
weeks.
Walter Roach has begun the
erection of new dwelling
house on one of the lots he
recently purchased on Savan-
nah Drive, Georgetown. which
will be occupied by his son,
William, when completed.
The seine fishermen at Bow
eTs Beach are held up for the
time being on account of the
tremendous run of king crabs.
On Monday evening of this
week, the seines that made the
effort had to be pulled in end
to, in badly tangled condition.
soe
At a recent meeting of the
Frankford School Board, the
following teachers were elect
ed: Miss Evelyn Cook, grades
. ] and 2; Miss Etha Smith,
grades 8 and 4; Miss Lizzie
Robinson, grades 5 and 6;
Miss Olive Williams, grade z:
Mrs Matte Watson, grade 8.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

Tropical birds often lay fewer
eggs than similar species in tenn
peTate zones.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

May 81 is the date of the
graduation of four nurses from
Memorial Hospital Nursing
School. Graduates are. Miss
Thelma E. Daisey, Miss Eva
Elizabeth Givens, Miss Betty
r. Evans and Miss Kathleen d.
Hollis.
Sergeant Robert H. Field,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Field
of Milford, has finished his
training at the Parachute
School, Fort Benning, Ga. The
course included four weeks of
jumps from a plane in fight
and one night jump involving
a tactical combat problem on
landing.
The Milford Riwanis Club
entertained Troop No. 1O2, Boy
Scouts of America, at their
regular weekly dinner meeting.
The speaker of the evening
who was selected especially
to entertain the Boy Scouts,
was Major F. c. Doring Of the
Dover Army Air Base. Major
Doring. before going to Dover,
served in active combat duty
with General Chenault's "Fly-
ing Tigers" over China and IN
dia.
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win be hostess TO the Jolly "i6"
club OF st. Peters AME church
on Thursday evening. May 81
willing Workers Club: The
Willing Workers club OF Bethesda
Baptist church will meet at the
home OF Mr., and Mrs. James Mi
rec. sol Cedar Av,, Thursday, May
~, All members are urged TO be
present. Mrs, Leola Young Is the
president.
Around The Clock Club: Around
the Clock club will hold its regular
business meeting at the Phyllis
wheaticy House at 8 p. m, Sunday
May %. All members are urged To
be present.
Returns From Philadelphia
Raymond w. Cannon. Minneapolis
attorney returned last Thursday
from Philadelphia where he at.
tended the Supreme Council OF the
Scottish Rite, He was the house
guest OF DIR, and Mrs. Clarence
Smith. DIR. Smith formerly resided
In ST. Paul Mr.. Cannon was the
luncheon guest OF Judge Herbert
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Just For Fun Club: The regular
meeting of the Just For Fun club
was held at the home OF Mrs. Jean
Allen. 6sS Carroll Av. on Sunday
evening, May 16. Plans were dis
cussed for a money raising pro-
ject to be given in the near future.
Return From Conference: Rep
esentatives from Camphor
Methodist church, the Misses
Blanche Isabel, Darlene Camp,
Elaine Robinson and the Messrs.
Bennett Isabel and William Rob-
inson who attended the 85th ses-
sion of the Lexington Annual Con-
ference of the Methodist church
held in Chicago May IL thru the
10th. returned home Monday
morning. May II. They report an
interesting meeting.
HospitaIized: Mrs. Ethel Massey
of 719 St. Anthony Av. was a pa
tent at Midway Hospital for sew
eral days this week. She has re-
turned home and is convalescing
nicely.
iii: Mrs. Cora Strothers, 492
w. Central Av. is confined to her
home because of illness.
On Vacation: Mrs. Teretha Bled-
soc, 500 Carroll Av. who has been
on a six week vacation from Mil
Ter Hospital, will leave Sunday
for an extensive southern trip.
Mrs. Bledsoe will visit Kansas
City. Mo and will then go to
Denison, Texas for a surprise visit
to her parents.
Garden Club Meets: The ST. An
thony Hill Garden Club met on
Monday evening, May II, at the
home of Mrs. Ivy Massengill, 1921
Fourth Ave. s., Minneapolis. Guest
speaker was Louis Chrysler of
Los Angeles, Calf. Mr.. Chrysler
displayed ceramics and told how
they were made. Mrs. Grace ClacR
of Minneapolis and Mrs. Connie
Cooper of st. Paul were voted in
as new members. Plans were COM
pleted for the clubs annual rose
show to be held in June at the
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Marion Brown Elected
Commander Atfveks-Brooks
Of American Legion

At the special meeting of At
tucks- Brooks Post No. SOC, Ameri-
can Legion held at the home of
Martin Wellington, TIA w. Cen
trail Av., on Sunday, May l6, top
ping the agenda was election and
appointment OF officers for the
year l954-55.
The following slate of officers
were elected Marion Brown. COM
mander; Don McAdams, vice COM
msnder: Eugene Lewis, adjutant;
Nathaniel Hardy, finance officer;
Garland Hunter, sergeant at arms;
Luther Lyon, chaplain; Martin
Wellington, service officer; Tyree
Mcdonald. Americanism chair
man; John Causey, child welfare
chairman and Willie Brown. his
torian.
Plans for the summer will be
discussed at the next regular
meeting which will be held at the
Legion Cmbrooms, rs w. Seventh
St. May q at p. m.
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MISS YvoNNe COTTON
WEEDS SGT. CARLTON

Miss Yvonne Cotton, daughter
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank J. Adams
Of 25l7 10th Av. S. became the
bride of M/Sgt. Anthony Carlton
Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Carlton Sr., of Dayton, o. on Sat
urday, May IS in Mason City, Ia.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev j. II. Bishop,
The bride, given in marriage by
her mother, Mrs Adams, wore a
grey suit with black accessories
and a corcage Of white carnations.
Mrs. Edna Kirby. her only attend
ant was attired in blue dress
with black accessories.
Mr.. James Ware was Sgt. Carl
toms best man.
The newlyweds left Immediately
on a short honeymoon trip to Day.
ton.
Airman Carlton is stationed al
Chanute Air Base, III. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton will live in Dayton
o., on his discharge from service
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Mrs. Suyles q Son
Sam Mitchell Return
From Motor Trim


Mrs John Sayles. 372s Fourth
Av s. and son. Sam Mitchell, re-
turned home Saturday, May is,
from a motor trip to Louisville,
KY, Nashville. Tenn and other
points south.
They left April u and attended
the Kentucky Derby In Louisville,
house guests of Mrs. Saylc's sis-
ter. Mrs. John Johnson. From
Louisville, they motored 10 Nash
vile, Tenn, where they visited
with two other sistehs and broth
er-in-law, Mrs. Mamie Common and
Mr.. and Mrs, John Williams.
They visited with DIR. and Mrs,
Edward Crump In Nashville, The
Crnmps are well known in the
city and sent best regards TO all
of their friends and acquaintance
here.
In Pulaski, Tenn, they were the
guests OF DIR. and Mrs w A,
Lewis, From Pulasta. they went
to Tupelo. Miss and were the
guests there OF Mr. and Mrs, Tom
Carroll, formerly OF Minneapolis
Mr. Mitchell and Mr.. Carroll also
went 10 Mound Bayou. Miss. ar
all Negro town.
Dinner Hosts; Mr. and Mrs. Os
car c. Howard, $40 r.. 36sh ST
were hosts at dinner on Sunday
May 10, at the Calhoun Beaci
Hotel. Guests were the Messrs
and Mines. James Cain, Jacl
Howard. Cecil Il. Newman and
Mrs Mae Marshall.
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SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
GIVEN FOR REV. JONES;
PASTOR NOT PRESENT

A birthday party was given for
Rev. f. J. Jones, pastor of St
James AM.E church by the mem
bers of his congregation on Sun
day, May 16 at the parsonage, 566
w. Central Av.
Due to the sudden passing Of
Rev. Jones brother. Casey Jones
Of New York City. Rev. Jones was
unable to be present. Mrs Jones
who was charming in a beautiful
powder blue lace formal and mat
ching blue sandals, studded with
whinestones, was hostess to the
large group. The table was beauti-
fully set with a white Madeira
cloth and a centerpiece Of sweet
peas and large daisies. White can
dies set in exquisite silver holders
adde grace TO the table
Mrs. Eva Neal, chairman of the
committee arranged the floral
centerpiece. Lime frappe and cake
was served. Assisting Mrs. Neal
were the Mines. Mabel Harris,
Eva Henderson, Emma Williams
and Teretha Bledsoe. Mrs. Neal
presented Mrs. Jones with a cor
sage Of rosebuds. Members Of the
committee wore corsages Of baby
orchids. II was also open house"
at the newly decorated parsonage.
A silver tie clasp and cuff link
set, a gift from the members Of
the church was opened. Other in
dividual gifts to the pastor were
unopened awaiting his return from
New York.
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Jack And JiIls
Hold Coffee Sip.
Hear Speoker


In celebration Of national Jack
and Jill Day, the local Twin City
Chapter OF Jack and Jill held a
coffee sip Friday evening May II.
at the home Of one Of Its members
Mrs, Eugene Moore, s66 Iglehart
Av.
Mrs. Moore extended greetings
TO the IS guests who were all par
ents OF the community and intro
dueed the president, Mrs, William
whiteside,
Mrs. whiteside presented the
guest speaker Miss Joan Caloff
clinical psychologist case worker
of the Hennepin County Welfare
Board, who delivered "A most en-
hghtened talk on mental hygiene
An interesting question and an
swer period was held after the
talk
Following Miss Caloff's talk
guests chatted and enjoyed thu
coffee sip in a relaxed atmospher,
OF friendship.
The serving table presented al
arresting picture covered with al
ecru lace cloth conferred with .
floral arrangement OF assorted
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Yvonne Johnson sionary nurse
and wants 10 serve in foreign
fields. The Adairs are proud Of
the scholastic achievements of
their daughters. Another daugh-
ter, Sherrie was valedictorian of
her class in 1858.
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her class at the
Minneapolis Jun
ior academy at
the graduation
exercises held on
Thursday, May
4 8. Wv on n e,
whose hobby is
r e a ding an d
baseball. plans TO
become a mi 5 =
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MINISTER'S ASSOCIATION
BECOMES INTERRACIAL

Norfolk, Va. - amp -- For
the first time in the history of
Norfolk. Negro ministers last
week were permitted to join the
Norfolk Ministers Association,
which by vote Of its members re-
Gently has become an interracial
organization. Last weeks meeting
was the first Of the organization
since II adopted an interracial
policy
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Extra copies Of this edition are
available. Just send 10 cents In
coin and &c postage for each copy
desired 10 SIG Third Ave. So. Min
neapoils, Minnesota.
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Social and Personal
Il MINNEAPOLIS :

Returns Home Mrs Kenneth Mason, $40 Fremont Av. N
returned home Sunday May 16 from Pittsburgh Pa where
she visited her ssernaw and brothernaw Mr. and Mrs
Louis Mason L Enroue home she stopped in Chicago for
couple Of days Mrs. Mason gone for days.
Jolly 'l6 Club: Mrs Carl Wade Sr 1921 Fourth Av. S.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL &

Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs Noah Jordan and Arthur
Shelton were the dinner guests of Mr. and Shelton
of 4l2 lgehart Av Sunday May To- Mr. Jordan are
the parents of Mrs. Shelton.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs Shelton were the guests of
Mrs Iona Hampton of $50 Fuller Av on Saturday evening
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Mullen on the Municipal Bench In
Philadelphia. He also appeared be-
fore the Pyramid club az guest
speaker.
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Fast, gay, hilarious comedy, -
Ready Made Famiiy.' Phyllis
Wheatiey. June lille. --Adyt
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She Wos YaIsdIsforicn

Miss Yvonne Johnson, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Adair, 5122
James Av. N. was valedictorian Of
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Houston, Texas, Miss Young has lived in st. Paul
for the past eight years She attended Cleveland
Elementary and Johnson High Schools the east
side For seven months. she attended the Minnesota
School of Business in Minneapolis, where she
studied accounting tipping and other allied subjects
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Ct. Paul

BY MILDRED JORDAN

PRESENTING Winner Pragmateia
scholarship lady interested
charming
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continuing training
A O
St ANiE youth
Halle Brown Community where member
Adult J..
a Christmas
December 2S writing letters
a
chosen and herself place
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GATHERING PHOTOS

haven't sent your picture 10 US, and
won't you do 50 Immediately
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A RADIO SAFETY CAMPAIGN spoons.

Brooklyn Dodger catcher Roy Campanela the Ma
most valuable player last year. direct appeal fro
tape-recorder will say:
When you get behind the wheel Of your car YOU
portant man in the world to me! I've got six young
depend you to drive carefully and courteously
down" Minnesota motorists viii do well to heed thi
safety messages In the sixday about safety drive
shameful traffic death figures HghIght OF the cam
reproduction Of the award-wnnng feature project II
rated by Red Barber.
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TO BETTER INFORM

church schools. the st. Paul Council
day institute last Tuesday at Pilgrim
vice was conducted by Rev w. Bruce
the Council OF Churches.