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There Is no reason this
shouldn't work both ways. al
though the textbooks are strange
ly silent on the subject Of de-
clarer forcing a defender. Mr..
Masters found it necessary to
use that line of play in today'S
deal.
Against the four-spade con-
tract Mr.. Champion led the king
of hearts. Miss BraSh elected to
overtake with the ace and return
q club. Mr.. Champion squirmed
slightly in his chair at this de-
velopment. Whenever his partner
makes an out-of- the ordinary
play he Immediately suspects it
Of being an error. In fact it Is
an error to him-untn proven
otherwise.
This endearing trait is one Of
the successful methods Of throw
ing partner off his game - If
you're interested in accomplish
ing that. Actually, Miss Brash's
club shift was a good shot as it
eliminated Mr.. Masters only en-
try to the board outside the
trump suit itself.
Mr.. Masters realized he would
have to play carefully If he now
found four tI'umps in one oppo-
nent's hand. He won the second
trick with the jack of clubs and
led the ace and another spade.
He got the bad news when
Miss Brash discarded a small
heart on the second trump lead.
Winning with the jack Of spades
he now abandoned trumpS and
cashed the ace of clubs. He was
careful to discard a heart in
stead of a diamond from the
closed hand. He could not afford
to have dummy forced with heart
leads.
When the ace of clubs held, the
king was played and the last
heart discarded while Mr.. Cham
pion ruffed. This reduced Mr..
Champions trump holding to one,
the same holding as dummy's.
He returned the queen of dia-
mondS and Mr.. Masters won with
the ace and led a low spade to
dummy'S king. The club suit then
furnished enough diamond dis
cards to make the contract.
Copyright. 1854. General Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Our Presidents
By Honore M. CotudoI

(which future President
practiced law for a year In
Atlanta, Ca?
(Which future President
lived on q ranch in North Da-
kota after leaving college?
3-Which President was
born in Plymouth, VT?
ANSWERS on next page.)
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Word Come
Find AZ or more words In
MEGASCOPE.

Find AZ or more words In
ME GAS SCOPE,
meaning. "a kind Of magic lam.
tern" Average Is SO; time limit.
30 minutes.
Of four or more letters. q Words which
acquire four letters By the edition of
IS" such as bats. cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of Q word 70
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 MORDANT. 80
manor. mart, matEon, moat, moan.
roam, roam, rota, rodman. darn, dart.
damn, dormant, dram, drat, adorn,
tarn. toad. torn. tram, trod.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Famous FubIes
BY E. E. Edgar

ESCORT - Sir William
Osler, the great Canadian
physician, was an inveterate
practical joker. While his
wife was at an Atlantic City
hotel, he received q letter
from a famous surgeon. re-
questing a meeting. The lat
ter had never met Osler.
Osler suggested that they
meet at the hotel at the end
Of the week.
my wife Is alre dy
there" he informed the
other. land I expect to join
her at that time"
AS soon as he had mailed
the letter he packed his bag
and went to Atlantic City.
arriving several days ahead.
He registered under a f1cti-
tious name, but confided his
secret to the management.
When the surgeon ap-
peared, he was shocked to
discover that Mrs. OSler was
being escorted by a strange
man. The discovery so de-
pressed him he returned to
his home city without watt
ing to see his distinguished
colleague.
EXERCISE-A friend once
asked Drama Critic George
Jean Nathan to accompany
him in a round of golf.
mo thanks" said Nathan.
II never exercise"
"You should" insisted the
other. "It's good for your
health. You will live longer
II you exercise"
Perhaps so." said Nathan.
II note, however, that the
mouse, who Is q bundle Of
energy, has q shorter life
span than the tortoise, who
hates to move a muscle"
Evening star., 1954-04-30

Diagram showing electrons In
three kinds Of atoms.
I seldom speak of the good
old days." but I can use that
expression when I think Of the
time before atom bombs. In
those happy years. this earth
had q far safer outlook. In
schools the pupils were taught
about o certain number Of ele-
me1tS. The number grew to 81
Evening star., 1954-04-30
irons. One form Of sodium Il
%

irons. One form Of sodium Is
common table salt.
Heavy elements have more
electrons. protons and neutrons
inside them. An atom Of iron
has 26 electrons, besides the
protons and neutrons in the
core. An atom Of gold has 70
electrons. Most of the weight
in an atom is in the core.
II you want o free copy Of the
illustrated leafiet. Your Body at Work.
send o self addressed stamped en-
velope to Uncle Ray, In care of The
). Star.
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Evniee Caldwell Married
Iro Cooper Sunday, July 4

Mrs Eunics Caldwell and Mr.
Ira Cooper exchanged wedding
vows in n simple ceremony per
formed by the Rev s. W Carncs
pastor Of Holsey Memorial CINE
church. Minneapolis. on Sunday,
July 4. at the home Of the groom
472 Fuller Az.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Dean Nc
Gee. son and dRughter-in-law Of
the groom were their attendants
Following the ceremony, re-
ccption was held with the newly
weds. Mr.. and Mrs MCGEE Shhr-
ing honors with Mr. and Mrs
Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper received n
number Of useful and lovely gifts
Guests present were the MssSrs
and Mines. Robert Yates. Harvey
Kemp. Milton SaylcS; the Mines
Gertrude Reid. G. r. Wright.
Erma Peterson. Barbara Allen.
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Mrs. Barbara Long
Feted; To Join Her
Husband In ENGLAND

On Saturday evening. July II,
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mcclure, lol7 Fifth ST. s, was
the scene OF gala party when a
group OF friends OF Mrs. Clyde
(Barbaral Cullen Long feted her
with bon voyage" party on the
eve OF her departure for England
to join her husband. Captain Clyde
c. Long.
An enjoyable evening was spent
chmaxed 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 parucipat-
ed I'm 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. JuRnita Lewis and
James Bailey and Donald Nc
Clure.
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arrived In the city Wednesday,
July ~. enroute TO Tacoma, Wash.
and werc the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Griffin OF 5S7 Rondo
Az, Mrs. Wttcher, with her daugh-
ter has been mentioning In tho
east for the past three weeks and
ON her return viii assume her du-
ties as librarian at the Tacoma
public library,
Family Guests, Mr., and Mrs, y.
y Chadwick OF Los Angeles,
Can't, arrived In the city Thurs
day, July 10. for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs, James Griffin and fam
ily osT Rondo Az The Chadwicks
are cnroutc home after an extend
cd vacation In tho south and east.
Mr. Chadwick In a member of the
Social Service Commission of the
city of Los Angeles, Mrs, Chad"
WIN anu "IH- 'HAih NV N"NN"'
Return From Tcxasi Mrs. Mel.
vim Carter and children. Melvin
Jr,. Tereslna. Paris Elaine and
Mark. Of TIT Rondo Az. just re-
turned this week from a three
weeks visit to Waco, Fort Worth
and chiffon, Texas, whore they
waited relatives and friends, A
family reunion was held In Waco
on july tth
Lake 0ucstsi Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
schuck, SO Fuller Az, were the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs James
williams. s2d Rondo Az. nj their
summer home, Shady Lane, ON
Lake Adney They spent one week
at the lake and returned home on
Wednesday, July n,
Family Visltorsi Mr. and Mrs,
James Williams and daughters Of
Detroit. Mich. daughter, son-in.
law and granddaughter Of MT
and Mrs Eliwood Johnson, TAT
Carroll Az. and Mrs, y. Riley, De-
trolt, sister Of Mr., Johnson, were
visitors In he city and tho guests
of Mr.. and Mrs johnson, They ar
rived Sunday evening July IL, The
visitors have enjoyed the beaches,
N. parks and the scenery Of the
city ON their first visit The VIII
Hams returned home ON Thursday
July "a. Mrs, Riley plans 10 spend
two weeks In the city and hopes TO
do some fishing.
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Gold Band Society; Mrs Deola
High, S95 St Anthony Az. was
hostess to the Gold Band Society
at its regular meeting on Monday
evening. July 10. Following a
short business meeting, members
enjoyed tasty lunch served by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be at the home Of Mrs Norma
Jones, 700 w. Central Az, 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 Az.
on Sunday, July is. Mrs. Laslcy is
the recipient OF the scholarship
given annually by the American
Federation OF Teachers and was
enroutc 10 Madison, Wis, to at
tend Mathematics Workshop at
the University OF Wisconsin.
New Son: Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Calender, 2435 Fourth Az. s. are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of new son, who arrived at
Lutheran Deaconess hospital on
July 9th. weighing seven pounds
Michael Leon liz the name chosen
by the Callenders for their first
born. Mrs Gladys Calender Ia
the paternal grandmother.
New Address: Mr. and Mrs
James Brown and daughter, Clau'
dia. are now receiving mail AZ n
new address in the newly pur.
chased home at 4Il7 Clinton Az
VarationinE: Mr.. Nathaniel
Watson. 3765 Fifth Az 3, left the
city Saturday. July II, on vaca-
ton. He Will visit in East 81
Louis, III, and other points south
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Fomily Picnic Held
For Departing Or.
Mitchell Spellmons

On Sunday. July Is, the beauti-
ful yard OF MIR and Mrs, William
Hanna. $50 Western Az, was the
scene of family picnic, get-to-
gether and "au rcvoir" party for
DR., and Mrs Mitchell Spcllman
and three sons. who are leaving
the city TO make their home In
Washington, u, c,
The beautiful flowers formed a
fitting background for the iron
furniture with a 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. wiencrs. turkey,
plus the traditional picnic fare
Family members in addition TO
the honorccs were the MeSsrs. and
Mines William Hanna. Manly
Rhodes Sr William Gardner and
three sons, Ralph Gardner and
son MickY. f 4. Davis and three
children, Gerald Bailey Sr,. Gerald
Bailey Jr.. and son. Maurice Brtts
and daughter, Johnice; Manly
Rhodes Jr, J. u 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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FutheT And Sisters
Visit Mrs. J. [. Rowland

MIR. r.. c. Cozine and Mrs T..
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 MIR and Mrs.
James l.. Rowland. 5ii Fuller Az,
left for their home on Tuesday.
July 20
Mr. Cozine Is the father Of Mrs.
Rowland and Mrs GrlIdy and Mrs
Johnson are her sisters Mr. Co
zine. who Is - years young, II sim
active and enjoys travel and out
door sports
The guests spent their entire
stay at the HowlRnds Lake home.
Key to the Kingdom" on Lake
Adncy. MINI
The yhhd many visitors Al the
lake. Mr. and Mrs Robert Harris
Of st. Paul, spent two days with
them at the lake and on Sunday.
July Is, Charles Cozinc, grandson
Of Mr. Cozine spent the day with
the party and MI and Mrs A
Owens and two daughters Of st
Paul. were the week end visitors
81 the Howlands
Mr. CoZlne makes his home with
Mrs Grundy Mrs Johnson IN u
teachers In the state Boys Train
INK school In Bolry. Okla
Enrnutr home they will spend
one day in Kansas city, and Mrs
johnson will spend couple ~
days in Wichita before returning
10 her home
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kaiA oAAh thiNo AsNAA"N " aA'hA "
Mrs Hopkins. A student at Me.
harry Medical College, she II
spending the summer with her
aunt,
Nisitingi Mrs Gladys Powell.
director OF the Mems Chorus,
Second Baptist Church Columbus,
Ohio, was the houscgucst last
week OF Mrs Leone Bray, OF
Marshall Az, Mrs, bray. a must
cisn. piano and organ instructor
coached Mrs, Powell, her former
pupil. on the organ at Pilgrim
Baptist Church, where Mrs, Bray
IL an active member
Visit Father; Mr., and Mrs
Fred Warren of Chicago, III, Wis.
tied with their father, John War
rem at the Crispus Attacks Home
on Tuesday, july ~,
Attend Music Program, Resi-.
dents " the Crispus Attacks
Home were invited to an after
noon musicale at the Hebrew
Home for the Aged ut Midway
Parkway last week,
Celebrates Doth birthdays Mrs,
Martha piRgH, n resident Of the
Crispus Attacks Home, celebrated
her Doth birthday with n party on
Friday. july ., She received many
lovely gifts
Family Visitors Mr., and Mrs,
Charles Wright OF Chicago, who
have been the house guest Of Mrs.
WrightA brother and wife, Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph 7, Harris, s7s
W. Marion At. left for their home
on Tuesday. July 10, after ten
day stay la the city, They were
extended many social courteaies
during their visit, They spent
the past week end at ChanH Inn
on Lake Adney and they were
the dinner guesta OF Mr.. and Mrs,
George Berry sr., 63t 1t Anthony
Az.
New Son and New Address
LATHE Patricia 7, has welcomed n
now playmate into the family
circle. Tier parents Mr. and Mrs,
MahInn Thomas 500 Rondo Az.
presented her with new home
and new baby brother. born
July n. at Milicr'a hospital, Paul
Gregory weighed eight pounds
and liz ounces NJ birth Mater
nal grandparents are Mira Mary
McCarty and Mr., David williams.
both of ~. Paul Mr. and Mrs
Dudley O'Neal are the paternal
grandparents
hUtNN NtNsN"sNf ~ W." W."
John Thomas Young and father
Mr. George Young 81 East n
Louis. ~. are Waiting relatives
and friends In the city and are
tho house guests Of Mrs. Young'H
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Lafayette
Fields ~ a05 ~. Anthony Az.
Washington Visitors Mr. and
Mrs Brewer l.. Clark and daugh'
tor, Pamela and Mrs. Ciarka mo.
Their, Mrs Nero, all 81 Washing
ton. - G.. will arrive In the city
Angus, o. for n visit with Mr. and
Mrs UrIin Clark, ITO IT. Anthony
Az. parents 81 Mr. Clark
Washington Visitors Mrs Caro-
lyn witchsr and daughter. Dcnis"
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New Daughter: Mr. and Mrs
Earl Miller. 40 Dupont Az ~
are the proud parents 81 baby
girl born Sunday, July Is. In Fair.
view hospital weighing eight
pounds and two ounces The Mil.
crs have two other daughters
Marsha and Gail Mr. and Mrs
Eugene JDhnlgan Of 2sIO Clinton
Az are the maternal Rrandpar.
entN and Mr. Joseph Miller Of f2o
Dupont Az ~ II the patrrnal
grandfather.
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on Thursday, July Is, and was a.
warded the Associated Arts De-
gree. Mr.. Gates plans to return 10
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 Isanu, 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 8
club elected new officers as fol-
lows: Janice Merrill, president:
Almeda Jones. vice president:
Shirley Faison. secretary; Darlene
PASS, 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. 2l05 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 Alb
hey OF Chicago. arrived in the city
Tuesday. July 20. for a visit with
his mother, Mrs Eva Abbey OF
4l4 f, 25th st. Mrs Abbey, who
has been III for the past two
months is much improved
Attend summer school: Among
representatives of the different
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Arlene Wilson, Rosalee Braham,
Maybell StSndifer, Sally Jones,
Hattie Gross; the Misses Mary
Fields and Regina Cooper and the
MeSSrs, 7. 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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churches attending the Faribault
summer school Of Christian Edu-
cation in Farihault, MINI, were
Mrs. Carl Fraction Of Zion Baptist
church. Mrs Wreatha Maxwell OF
st, Peters AME; Mrs. Fred Down
of Border Methodist and Mrs. S.
w. Carnes OF Holsey Memorial
CME church. The school was held
for two weeks
Nacationing: Mrs, Lena La
Faucette, 534 Girard Az. 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 364s Fifth Az, s.
Returns Home: Mrs. d. +. Muir
ply. Buffalo, ". Y. mother OF
Mrs. Carl Rowan. 3l00 46th Az. 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 few days in the city Wis
iting her daughter and grand
daughter. Mrs Flossie Harris and
daughter Lesly of 1887 Clinton
/ Az. Mrs Harris is convalescing at
home after undergoing surgery
Birthday Greetings: Birthday
greetings TO Mrs Lorraine Stew
art of III Dupont Az. N, who
will celebrate her birthday on July
"a.
Visiting Parents: Mr. and Mrs
Shermont Polk, 364l Fifth Az s.
left by motor Thursday, july 81,
for Waco. Texas, TO visit their
parents. On their return they
will stop enroute at Ardmore,
Okla. 10 visit with relatives
! New Citizen: It's another bro
Their for Gene, David and Dewsyne
Lewis. The newest addition Bruce
Nigle, was born July IL, In Fair.
/ view hospital Their parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Lewis OF 9si
Bryant Az n Paternai grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs, Harold
s. Lewis Of 1900 Fourth Az. 9.
Don't forget 10 send us your
change Of address. You shouldn't
miss n single issue % this paper.
Send change Of address 60 SlI
Third Az. ~. Minneapolis is.
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OF Minnesota for year, he went 10 Morchousc um'
versty Atlanta. Ca, where he received his B.A. de-
gree In Accounting. lie saw service with the United
States Coast Guard nom September, iat2 through
July isao, from the Army base, brooklyn NJ Y, In
August, iato, Mr. Maxwell was appointed zone
deputy collector Bureau Of Internal Revenue, Min
neapoiis, MINI. lie took advanced courses at the
University OF Minnesota from October l, iSts
through June iptI. lie subsequently served as an
auditor In the Bureau % Internal Revenue. 81 Paul
an accountant for the City OF st, Paul Municipal
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

Visiting Parents Arman &c Wesley Hayden wife, Rita
and Wesley Jr visiting the city guests of their
ents Mr. and Mrs William Hayden of 800 Bryant Az n Air
man Hayden former golden glove champion stationed
at Parks Air Base Calf and home thirty day furough
Graduate Donald W Gates 397 Second Az S graduated
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL y

Guests: Mr., aud Mrs, Alexander Gilard and daughter,
Georgia of Flint Michigan recent guests In the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Hopkins $40 lgehSrt Av The Billiards
brother and ssternaw of Mrs Hopkins Also visiting the
Hopkins family Mr. aud Mrs Flemmng of Detroit Michi
Miss Louise Whurn Miss Wilburn iS the niece of
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August Mr. aNNcu cd zone
~ <1F s,rnty rnu.r,or n,r,nn q, lr,crra, p.v.,us Min
AwNs peannp. MINI n. ,ook advanced COURSE. at the
~ 49, auditor in the Bureau OF Internal Revenue 81 Paul
Maxwell as an accountant for the CITY Of 81 Paul MuncpaI
Auditorium special agent investigator for Once
s,sv. an, nj. ,ov,,v wifi. ,., 4, ~, ,,rr p.,,v p,r.v a.,
and their two scphenI Ill and Rodney paren reside
at $50 c. Az serhrn III d. years ola amt attend. nm .chcl
Rodney is wear. old The Maxwes attend 81 philips Episopai
church They celebrated their nth wedding anniversary on May
MIR MAXWELL graduated fop the 81 Paul College Of Law with
now actively engaged In the practice OF law
This Young man who vitality Interested In the pogress Of the
community il member Of tho hoard Of directors Of IN" Mnrc.,a
A,ek Home. member Of Gamma x Imn. Ch.ptrr Apha rh,
Alpha and belongs to he sterling club lie Ia also member OF the
CITY Chapter
Post No Sos American Legion
Tr r..r AN, .,cc..o, ,.,,,, ,v. q, N, non ,.. ,o
chd by steve and Judge Edward Dewitt Ito also holds the rank
OF ~ !" .s Naval hIss navy Island 81 n"S %s'sny a
week, ~ " '
NJ u.x,u T., ~. .r -, Mr. r,,., N.,,,,u v,u,.u. q, q,
f""'
NEW HONOR upon National Urban Leagues
Granger recently
Of the New York School Of Social Work Columbia Unit
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August M In the auditorium Several OF the members Of
that # 10 ne r.aIy GOOD comedy, Ten,ser. have r.sponc well
IN the summer ,cr,atop p,ovao an Uc adults can IA mn. NOR,
than to be prenent 10 encourage them Beside. don't we need laugh
,rcts d...rvr and reour, our a,ppor,
THOSE wI,o nInS.r IN An Alvin ,,aph.. n, IN. "pon Co,
cert last week really missed rea, The rone. pr,as music
rat ed the performance the ylies," and that Il wa.,
THOSE BUSY GALS the prngmaeas We hear are rounding
sal. Ia be held soon They particularly need
clothing and obinr for sg.r women prc from this animal nj
man OF their ummagc sale committee viii welcome your call NJ GA
7ot,
ISN'T IT 0OoD To sEr TlsoT Inn. W 1homas around town
with his Iy,v family u. hon. ON ,o,vb and ". p,I.d homer
SUNDAY At nh. ph.Ic, Iud. b. charming wife wa.
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