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Bride From Virginia
Groom From Pa.
Are Wed In Mpls

Miss Bertha Smith OF Richmond,
Va, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norfleet Smith of Richmond and
Airman sc John McGruder Webb,
son OF Mrs, Mary Webb Of Pitts
burgh. Pa, were united in mar
rage Saturday evening. July 81 at
| s p. M. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Kirby, 1889 Aldrich
Av. N, Minneapolis. Rev. Il. Hen
derson, assistant pastor OF Zion
Baptist church officiated In the
presence OF few close friends.
Miss Ethaline williams furnish
ed the nuptial music and played
the traditional wedding march.
The bride wore n gown OF white
nylon net over white taffeta, fea-
turing fitted bodice, sleeveless,
sweetheart necklinc and full gath
cred skirt, ballerina length. Her
shoulder length veil OF illusion was
secured to a tiara Of net with lily
of-the-valley trim,
She carried a bouquet OF white
and yellow sweetheart roses with
white stephanotis and white satin
streamers. White pumps and a
necklace OF zircon completed her
ensemble.
Miss Gladys John was her maid
Of honor She was attired in pink
net over pink taffcta dress, bal
lerina length and carried bou-
quet of pink sweetheart roses with
showers of pink and white ribbon
streamers.
Bridesmaids were Miss Hazel
Young and Miss Gwendolyn John.
Miss Young wore lime taffeta
over matching taffcta, ballerina
length and carried a bouquet OF
lime and white carnations. Miss
John wore an aqua dress OF net
over matching taffeta. ballcrina
length and carried a boukuet OF
aqua and orange carnations.
Following the wedding a recep-
ton was held for about rs. The
brides table. centered with a four
tered wedding cake with the bride
and groom ornament Mt the top
between crystal candlesticks hold
ing white lighted tapers, was
spread with a white damask cloth.
The couple received a number
Of useful and beautiful gifts.
Airman Webb Is in the air corps
stationed nj Ft. Smelling.
The newiyweds are at present
residing at 1143 AIdrich Az. N.
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and MIR. and Mrs, William Head
also entertained Mrs. Carter.
Sick In Hospital: Mrs. Alfred
Barnett, 3s49 Fourth Av. s., un-
derwent surgery at Fairview hos
pital. She is reported improving.
Visitors From Indiana. Mr.. and
Mrs, Cecil Stewart, Indianapolis.
Indiana. arrived in the city. Aug
ust 3, for a visit with Reverend
and Mrs, Louis Johnson, 3544 Gin
ton Av. s.
Chicago Visitors; Mrs. Cathleen
Blakeiy and Mrs. Lacey Isobel. OF
Chicago spent the weekend visit
ing Mrs. Sally Gates, 2o20 Fourth
Av. s. Mrs. Blakely Is the sister OF
Mrs, Sally Gates and Mr.. Elmer
Childress.
On Vacation; Mr.. and Mrs Ell
mer Smith. 1919 Smelling Av. win
leave by plane, Thursday. August
18th TO visit Mrs. Smiths sisters.
Mrs. John williams and Mrs.
Bethel OF Los Angeles, California;
They also plan TO Stop in Denver.
Colorado on Their way home.
Visitors From California; Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Paige OF Berkeley
California are visiting Mrs. LII
Ian Penn. sister of Mr.. Joseph
Paige. During their stay in Min
neapolis. they will be stopping at
the bennington Hotel Enroute to
Minneapolis. they visited Mrs.
Pages father, Mr. c. Ward OF
Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Mr., Paige's
sister. Mrs Willie Moore OF Mont
gomery, Alabama, and nephews.
Kenneth. William and James
Moore OF Chicago. Kenneth Moore
Is formerly from Minneapolis.
Dinner Guests; Mr.. and Mrs
wenzel Miller. b22 Emerson Av
N. were hostesses az dinner
party, Friday. July 30, In honor OF
Mr.. Matthew Hanes Of Ponca City.
Oklahoma, and Mr.. Aguster
Churley OF Kansas City, Missouri.
The table was covered with n pale
blue cloth conferred with a floral
arrangement OF pink and yellow
gladiolas In crystal vase. Mr..
Hanes Is the grandfather OF Mr..
Gerald Brooks and Mr.. Aguster
Churley Ii the father OF Mrs.
Christian Benford.
Social Gathering; Mr.. William
Head. 1912 Fifth Av. s., entertain
ed at n social gathering for Mrs.
Avis Carter, Messrs. and Mines.
Cleon Clifford, Thomas Jenkins.
Wilson Bailey, Mason Lewis.
James Moppins, Edwin Carr.
James =. Sims, Turner Nelson and
Mr. Frank Peoples, A very tasty
luncheon was served
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Workshop Told World
Troubles Hinge On
Master Race Ideus

New Brunswick, n. J. -- (ANP)
Master race theories are re-
sponsible for most of the trouble
in Indochina, Guatemala and So
Africa.
This explanation of world strife
was presented to the Rutgers
University Workshop in Human
Relations last week by Everett r.
CHnchy president of the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews.
CHnchy warned that Africa will
spawn communism If the coloniz-
ing nations continue TO neglect
Jewish and Christian ethics and
morality of economic justice, in
tegrity in governing, and social
brotherhood.
The promise Of full opportun-
ity in brotherhood among all
creatures Of God will provide the
plus that is needed above and de-
Tense tactics against athesittic
materialism. said Clinchy.
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GETTING THE LAND

Uncle Sam was just man in
some respects, generous in some
cases, close and hard under other
circumstances.
The federal government was
just to the Indians OF Minnesota
in one respect. 1t recognized their
ownership of the land that was to
become a territory and a state.
The methods of acquiring the land
from the Sioux and the Chippe-
was are open to question. In fact,
they are now an issue, as they af-
feet the Chippewa treaties, in an
Indian claims court.
The treaties by which lands of
Minnesota were acquired from the
Indians were made over more than
a half century Of time. Lieutenant
Zebulon Pike came up the river in
1905. He concluded a treaty with
the Sioux which gave the area
where Minneapolis and st. Paul
now stand to the Great White
Father. other treaties followed.
One Of the most important was
the acquisition of much OF the
area of the Minnesota river by the
treaty Of Traverse Des Sioux in
1851. Then followed the treaties
with the Chippewas for their lands
in the northern part of the state.
When all of the treaties had
been made, and much of the land
was acquired with trinkets and a
little cash, Uncle Sam had &C
quired title to 81 million acres of
land. Then the question came as to
how to get it off from the Uncle's
hands. That was a task that took
the larger part of two generations
and involved scores of methods of
gifts and sales.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Aug. 14-Miss Annabelle Jones.
9l4 Fuller Av.; Mr., George Wills,
1904 Iglehart Az; Mrs. George
Berry Sr., 634 st. Anthony Av.;
James wooten, OIL st. Anthony
Av.; James Taylor. 1854 Thomas
Av.; Mrs. Thomas Carroll, 9O7 st.
Anthony Av.
Aug. 15-Charlotta Doyle. SIS
st. Anthony Av.; Mrs. William
McLeigh, 537 Rondo Av.: Mrs.
Garland Hunter, AS w. Central
Av.; Laverne Parker, Sos st. An
thony Av.; Mrs. Ella Mae Wat
son, sos ST. Anthony Av.
Aug. l6-Mrs. Roxie Harris, sos
Iglehart Av.; Earline Neil, 726 St,
Anthony Av.; Robert J. Jones, TOT
w. Central Av.; Sadie Ellis Gar
rison, $50 st, Anthony Av.: Cor
nelius Benner. 672 st. Anthony
Av.; Alma Travis, 9S5 Iglehart
Av.; Mrs. Sallie Fletcher. $50 st.
Av.; Mr.. Roosevelt Nc
Carly, 597 Rondo Av.
Aug. l7-Mrs. Maureen Tillman.
9s5 Iglehart Av.; Ralph Gardner,
5s1 Iglehart Av.; Colleen Anita
Murphy, s75 st. Anthony Av.
Aug. 1S-Della Lillard, $50 st.
Anthony Av.
Aug. 19-Mrs. Nora McCracken,
S52 Albermarle Av.: Joleen Rob
inson, 969 Iglehart Av.; Mrs. En-
gene Ross, 459 St. Anthony Av.:
James Thomas, s04 st. Anthony
Av.; Harry J. Ballard, SIT st. An
thony Av.; Ethel Helen Hyers, S6s
Iglehart Av.
Aug. l2O-Sidney L. williams,
1866 Blair Av.; Ira Dorsey, 967
Iglehart Av.; Georgia Price, 454
Rondo Av.: Carol Clark, 6l5 w.
Central Av.: Mrs. Wanda Marie
Owens. s72 Dayton Av.
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Out-of. Town Birthdays-
Zion Baptist Missionary
Give Picnic For Shut-Ins
At Powderhorn Park

The Senior Missionary Society
of Zion Baptist church entertained
for the shut-ins Of the church at a
picnic held at PowAerhorn Park
on Wednesday afternoon, August
a.
Members, guests Of honor and
other guests enjoyed an afternoon
Of wonderful fellowship with a
bounuful assortment of different
types Of food and cool and refresh
ing soft beverages.
Mrs. f. Henderson gave a read
ing and Mrs. A. Buchanan also
gave a biblical dramatic reading
Mrs. Claud Lytle, president gave
her report Of the State conven-
ton recently held at Pilgrim Bap-
fist church, st. Paul
Out-of-town guests present in
cluded the Mines. Frances Flood
and Violet Hill Of Montclair, N. J.;
o. Mcfarland, ST. Joseph, No:
Mary Jane Adams. Plant City
Fla. Ruby King and three chill
dreH Of Chicago, III.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Aug. Thames Lasley, 531 Cir
ard Av. N; Joe Stewart. SIC 18th
Av. N: Mrs. Rozella Allen, 1904
Fifth Av. s.: Mrs. Charles Noble,
1892 Fourth Av. s.: Robert Lewis,
1889 Humboldt Av. N.
Aug 15-C. A. Hughes, 1882
Fourth Av. S; Mrs. Lucia Nc
Clure, 2Sl3 Chicago Av, Mrs.
Mary Stokes, 2430 Fifth Av S;
Meronica Tucker, 1920 Smelling
Av.; Jack Hyatt. 1920 Fremont
Av. n.
Aug. 16 Mrs f. J. Drake. 525
Lyndale Av. N; o. J. Thornton,
26O9 Fourth Av. s; Vernon b,
Owens. 2421 Fourth Av. s.; Ben
ME Fields, 6O4 Eighth Av. N; Da-
Relic Watts. SO Hoag Av.; Toni
Whiteside, 1900 Third Av. S.
Aug. 17-William Modem, 1909
Third Av. S; Mrs. Nina Williams,
1919 Clinton Av.; Harry Miller,
500 Seventh Av. N; Mayola Ban
narn, 1928 31st Av. s.; Beverly
Easton, Sol Eleventh Av. N;
Howard Cummings. 1912 Clinton
Az.
Aug. 1s-Bertha l. Thompson,
SIT Third Av. N: Mrs Malvenia
Glenn, 1884 Smelling Av.; Mrs.
John HEREFORD. 2740 Clinton Av.
Aug. 20-Mrs. Charlotte Davis,
HOG Emerson Av. N; Naomi Hen
derson, SIC Bryant Av. N; Tyler
Howell Sr., 22O7 Elliot Av.; Mrs.
Helen Hook, 1116 Fremont Av. n.
Out-of Town Birthdays
Aug. 13-James burden, ChiCa-
go, Ill; William Carpenter, Chica-
go, Ill: Mrs. Thelma d. Barton,
New Orleans, la.
Aug. 15-Lumma Brown, De-
troit. Mich.
Aug. I7-Leola Washington,
Shreveport, La; Pat Manuel, Des
Moines, Ia.
Aug. 1s-MerIe l.. Greenwood,
Streator, Ill.
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Kraft. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Nancy, son Billy Nancy,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Haw-
kins. All rom Minneapolis.
On Business Trip: Mr.. J. Evans
Johnson, 526 st. Anthony Av., will
leave for Chicago Saturday eve
ming, August ii. He will return
home on Wednesday.
Visiting: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dunbar of New York City arrived
in the city on August to attend
the wedding of their daughter.
Miss Bernice Dunbar and Mr..
Leonard Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Washington were married on
Sunday afternoon at st. James
AME church by Rev. E. J. Jones.
They will reside at 646 Rondo Av.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Wilson, formerly of 964 Iglehart
Av. are now residing at 541 st.
Anthony Av.
Hospitalized: Leonard L. Davis,
954 Carroll Av., is seriously i'll at
st. Joseph's hospital where he I'M
derwent surgery last week. His
condition is reported as serious.
Club Meets: The Twin City Ser
vice Club met on Friday evening,
August 7 in the auditorium of
Local SIC, 525 Rondo Av.
Attending Convention: Walter
L. Wilson, proprietor of the House
of Wilson, I'll Rondo Av., left the
city on Friday, August 7 for Chi
cago, Ill. Mr.. Wilson will attend
the National Beauty Culture Con-
vention meeting there this week.
He will return on Friday, August
10.
Guest: Mr.. and Mrs. James Tay-
lor of 1854 Thomas Av. had as
their guest recently Mrs. Ernest
Dennard of Birmingham, Ala. Mrs.
Dennard is the sister-in-law of Mr..
Taylor. When she left for Birm-
ingham last week, Mrs. Dennard
took little Lannie Taylor, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor with her.
Lannie will return to st, Paul on
August 16.
Suburbanites Attend Pop Con-
cert: On Friday July 30, the mem
bers of the Suburbanites attended
the Pop concert at the st. Paul
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flooded pacesuch joyful swelling shudder
ng beautiful sound heard seemed to fill and lift the place
with bright light and happiness and shook the
a Archbishops years
bearing lofty
prowess English
you portraits English
great nobleman
Shakespeare play-the Duke of Kent John of Gaunt
the coat o Congress o
neaPohs 1909 A. H. tne Cross OF 81 George hsds SAINT and
the words in Greek THE truth shall make free And this
the text of his
you straight
gospel
world. worlds pedcamen
hberate they upon
Mems freedom be had endavo
obedience to
apprehended by reason; by
Truth for the Christian n more moral than an intellectual blessing
word then disciples indeed and shall know the
truth the truth shall you
inseparable;
qualities by They separated
ceasng themselves" though)
Freedom without truth becomes the freedom Gadarene
swine" (who rushed madness down place the
1T illustrate the
another history obtained by the nvenvness
questng spirit undscpned
and debssed until becomes freedom all
thought the Inqustion
burning Of the knsey report of the mass crees of revolutions
begun in idealism)
Equally truth without the responsibilities
truth What the scientists know Of atomic energy is not in its proper
truth For truth must include the scientific knowledge
which split the atom but the moral decision the
SO liberated IN accordance with GODS viii so freedom without the
restraints truth repon
demoralizing.
is has beene
gagged in the tensions of this twofod Gods truth
free from manmade letters and keep Christian freedom
subject to Gods truth Yes that the English
church Think The history Anglican
the champion both
eating the liberty the unfreedom
claiming be truth there think
Catholicism
and order against encroachmen truth the
Here, perhaps he septc Freudan
MARKHAM maeraism, cold rationalism behaviorsm).
We have failed the of Chrsendom has failed 10 strike
the true balance But history the
tensions The ynthess Christ truth freedom
possessed has deeply grand
and noby learned and philosophical and indeed Christ like this
For church itself to have humility be eernay creative and
seeking, and sterile tyrannical)
In the world today than
being distorted atrophd by
decay the freedom which threatened
with extinction by the
direction and Of macrasm which blinds
them to the
the devils favore lies and work the
church well All the
curtailment of
1T is grand thing history TO
battle for the Lord Freedom and Of truth
fdence and strength this
And then the Archbishop Canterbury
Minneapolis Minnesota spokeith
that Thomas another Archbishop Canterbury
wrote the
English s"Almighy guide
truth establish among peace
righteousness
Then he n
mighty, tender and noble
The blessing Almighty, Father. and
Holy Ghost be with
thought what good fortune what golden be to
feel that blessing descend As
loves feels love descend into him and knows 1t Is the Lord"
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MINNEAPOLIS

Aug. 14-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jackson, 1000 Humboldt Av., s.
six years
Aug, l6-Mr. and Mrs. Roy An
derson, sos Aldrich Av. ~, eight
years.
Aug. l7--Mr. and Mrs. J, c.
Campbell, 1904 Fifth Av. s.. two
years,
Aug. iS--Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Chatham, 99s Aldrich Av. N, Is
years.
August 20--Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gonzales, 1909 Seventh st. s, four
years.
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auditorium. Members at the con-
cert were: Jean Atkinson, Eleanor
Barber, Velma Waters, Effie
Green, Rosamai Osby and Mary
Ryan. Mrs. Azena Smith. 479 St.
Anthony, will be hostess TO the
club at its next meeting, Friday.
August Is.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Aug, l5-Mr. and Mrs. William
McLeigh. 557 Rondo Av,, five
years.
Aug. l6--Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Atwood, 1913 Cumberland Av.. 81
years,
Aug. l9--Mr, and Mrs. A. s.
Myers, s6S lglehart Av., Is years
Aug, 2o--Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Suthern, SIS Rondo Av,, l6 years
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Minnesota Eyewitness
BY BRENDA UELAND

great Anglican Congress Wednesday Think Of
it, Here Minneapolis historic council like
the 4h century hundreds and hundreds bishops
clergymen gathered all arung
Archbishop Canterbury Beckett
murdered at the altar by four knights in lI7o?l
This Archbishop Jeoffrey Francis Fisher, He
England Elizabeth 9eh
Archishops Canterbury back to St Augustine
the morning St Marks get
Lorng shining
the there pavilion. There
bishops Canadian bishops tall handsome
Episcopaans Indians
beautiful haired pretty girl black piled
under her chthee American Indians Epsco.
church o on Lake
Then the evening the Auditorium II
the with thousand people tranquil smiling kindly people
pretty clothes The beside bishops
outside along donnng
plces and capes stoles chasubles.
with baloonng white carrying
tall candles ablaze the hrong lie like haos
and
The God Of Abraham praise
Who reigns enthroned above:
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Most Of the business firms who
solicit and appreciate your pat
ronage are found In the ad col
umns Of this paper sometime dur.
ing the year!
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Montclair, N. j. who have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Fraction OF 3sii Clinton Az. for
the past ten days. left for their
homes on Thursday, August 5,
They were extended many social
courtesics during their visit.
Family Visitors; Mrs. Mary
Jane Adams and daughter, Miss
Arletha Adams OF Plant City, Fla,
are visiting their daughter and
sister, Mrs. otha Sudduth OF Sal6
Oakland Av. They are stopping at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Hawkins, S2s Girard Av. N.
visitors: Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
v. Bailey OF Indianapolis, Ind,
were recent visitors in the city
and were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Nancy OF 1882 Fifth Av.
s. Mr.. Bailey is manager OF the
advertising department OF the In
disnapolis Recorder and Mrs,
Bailey is an elementary school
teacher In the Indianapolis sys-
tenn.
breakfast Hostesses! Mrs. How
ard Logan, $3.50 Clinton Av., and
Miss Amanda Byrd, $500 Third
Av. s. were co-hostesses at a
breakfast party held at Como
Park on Tuesday, August 8,
Guests were served with an APP
petizing meal cooked in the open.
After breakfast the group visit
ed the ZOO and the flower gar
dens. The rest OF the afternoon
was enjoyed playing scrabble" in
the beautiful amusement room at
the James Logans, 800 w, Central
Av.. st. Paul. Guests were the
Mines, James Logan, William
Clark, Floyd Carter and little
Pamela Logan, daughter OF Mrs.
Howard Logan.
Visiting Daughters Mrs, Kath-
crime Smith, 3soS Third Av s.. left
the city Saturday morning, Aug
ust 7, for Youngstown, o., TO visit
her two daughters and other rela-
tives.
Engagement Announced: Mr.,
and Mrs Clemon Rooney, 1924
Smelling Az. have announced the
engagement and approaching mar
rage OF their daughter, Muriel
Elaine TO Kenneth N Anderson,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ander'
son OF 305 w. Bailey ST.. Sioux
Falls, s. ID. The wedding will be an
event OF early fall.
or To New York: Jessie Shep'
herd. 1928 Fifth Av. s., left the
city Sunday. August 8, for Mt
Vernon, N. Y. to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Phyllis Mccullough,
which will be solemnized. Satur-
day. August II. She will be the
guest Of DIR. and Mrs, Henry Del
any.
yacatIonlngi Mrs. Fred J. Muir
ply, 3741 Fifth Az. s., left Friday
August Q, for Corinth, Miss,
where she will spend months
vacation visiting her mother. Mrs,
ID. Combs and other members OF
her family.
Visitors From Chicago: Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Abbey Of Chicago spent
a few days in the city visiting
their mother, Mrs. Eva Abbey,
414 II. 25th ST.
Washington Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner Nelson, 1901 Fifth
Az. s., entertained in honor of
their daughter, Mrs. Avis Carter
Of Washington, ID. C. on Saturday
evening, August 7. An enjoyable
evening was spent playing games
and sociallzing followed by a
tasty lunch. Guests present were
Messrs and Mines. Robert Lyle,
Sidney Anderson. the Mines, Will
liam Head. OIL l.. Alexander, Jessie
Mrs. p. J. Sims and Mrs.
Mernice Waters Of Duluth. Mrs
Carter, her son Bruce and nephew.
Gene Powell returned to their
home on Thursday, August 18th.
Mrs. ]. +. Sims, 3eI7 Fifth Av. S.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

California Visitor; Mrs Ida Mae Collins of Los Angeles
Calf arrived in the city Thursday August for visit with
her and brohernaw Mr. and Mrs Gordon Granger Of
1924 Fourth s. and other relatives Mrs Collins plans to be
in the city for three weeks
Return Home Mrs Frances Flood and Mrs Violet Hill of
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL L

Surprise Birthday: Mrs. Monwe Kraft 6I7 g. AntHonT
her husband at surprise party Saturday August
Pink and white the scheme and the table was
beautifully decorated with assorted flowers Mrs Kraft
Monty indeed happy an surprising occasion for Mr.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26

some other time will not want to
miss this evening, and I do feel
personally that this is an extremely
low price for this excellent musical
treat.
Mrs. S. S. Wroten was a luncheon
guest at the Jacob Hatfelds on
Friday. "a
Mrs Emmett Whitmore and her
daughter, Gladys are leaving on
Sunday night from Philadelpbia
for visit with her parents and
various other relatives in Steele
North Dakota. Enroute thew will
stop over in Chicago for a few
hours visit with Mr.. Whitmore's
sister. They will be away for about
ten days. Meanwhile, Dad Whit
more and the boys are unselfsbIv
keeping Bachelors Hall" and en-
Toying the good food that Mother
tucked in the freezer before she left
Well, we found some news after
all, in spite of our early deadlina
II there is some we have missed
due to this, we are sorry. We made
al the telephone calls we had time
to make.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26
BETHEL
By Mrs. Anna Smith

Home coming services were held
on Sunday at Bethel Methodist
Church. A number Of out-of-towr
folks attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert PbilIine
and granddaughter, Miss Jane
Feltz of Middletown were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w n
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Mcclure Of
Collingswood, N. J., were guests
last week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Hastings. -0'
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillins
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Cain in Richardson
Park. 80 - ''ii
Mrs. Marian Phillips of Sails
bury was a Sunday guest of Mrs
Luzzetta Phillips.
Normal COulbourne visited his
daughter Inez on Sunday. who is .
patient in Baltimore HospitaI
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shiles. Jr.
and daughter Of Sharptown. were
Sunday guests of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. p. B. Shiles, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Garrett of
Wilmington were mid-week guests
of Mrs. Rhoda Garrett. Mrs. Car
rett accompanied them home for a
visit.