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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12

pIOJSCI IOI LIS year.
The luncheon table was cent
cred with a low arrangement Of
alamanda blossoms surrounded
with ixora.
Mr.. Jos naqua, president of the
JaySheeS, welcomed members and
guests. She said that 1.-The Jay
Shoes are happy to honor their
past presidents. They have been
the backbone of our organization
and without their help, we would
not be able to accomplish many of
our goals"
HighlightS of each president S
term were given by Mrs. Malcolm
Pinder. She told how in 1915,
Anna Delany had attended Jay
Gee state convention with her hus-
band and heard that some of the
wives from other towns were form
ing auxiliaries of the JayCees.
When she returned and reported
this to the JayCee wives of Key
West, they felt they could accomp-
fish lot for the city as well as
help their husbands by forming an
auxiliary.
The JayShees were formally or.
ganized on November 10, 1854 and
Mrs. Delaney served as the clubs
first president.
The clubs first project, under
the leadership of Mrs. Delaney was
the purchase of an oxygen tent for
the hospital.
Norma Dopp was the clubs
second president and the club was
very active in civic affairs. They
organized the Lobar Day celebra.
ton in 1947 and received an aware
of merit from the Red Cross fol
the outstanding job done by the
JayShees in a house to house can
vass during the Red Cross func
campaign.
Christmas gifts to residents of the
Old Folks Home and a gift of 500
to the JayCees building fund were
the projects of the club under
president, Ann Cobo.
Mary Levin was the next presi
dent of the JaySheeS and they con.
tinued to help the JayceeS by do.
mating paint for the interior of the
JayCee Clubhouse. The JayCee
State conference was held in Key
West during Mrs. Lewin's term
and the JayShees did a splendid
job of entertaining the JayCee
wives from all over the State oil
Florida.
During Marie Finders admins.
tration, the JayShees contributed
$500 toward the expense of building
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12
Summer Plans Set
BY Gray Ladies
At Recent Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of
the Gray Ladies was held Thurs
day, July 8 at 1000 am, in the
Red Cross Annex of the US. Naval
Hospital. Mrs. Gerald Rounds and
Mrs. C. Robert Boyer were host
esses for the morning. Very tempt
ing refreshments of cold drinks
and assorted sweet rolls and cakes
were served to the twelve men,
bers present.
Mrs. Garcia Nettles. local Red
Cross executive secretary, Miss
Marjorie Oliver, regional director
and Miss Marvette Jenners, social
welfare director, also attended the
meeting.
The monthly schedule for the
hospital and Boca Chica was made
out, for the various services per-
formed by the Gray Ladies.
They work in clinics, wards,
craft shop and recreationai hall
and help with the library book
cart and the teaching of handi-
crafts.
Mrs. Thomas Leightley who has
been secretary of the corps this
past year is to be acting chair
man for the summer and fall and
Mrs. Gerald Rounds was elected
secretary and treasurer in her
place.
Mrs. H. E. Pace is to be in
charge of the July birthday party
for the Old Folks Home. The next
meeting will be August IL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12

lHc UIlQC 10 t1C. saOauSutOA VI
Mrs. Will T. Roberts of 1903 Won
Phister Street and the late Mr..
Roberts.
Her husband is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund P. Schmelzle,
5642 N. Mango Avenue, Chicago.
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Bill Shrove, vocalist
and Miss Marguerite Hilton, or
ganist. The traditional wedding
marches were used and Mr.. Shrove
sang the Wedding Prayer, " Ave
Maria" and "The Lords Prayer. u"
The radiant bride, who entered
the church on the arm of her bro
Their, Rayford Roberts wore an ex-
quisite white lace gown over
taffet.
The design of the lace was TAX
en- from Reed Barton's "Florentlne
Lace pattern. The dress was
fashioned with a scalloped portrait
neckline, fitted bodice and long
sleeves that extended to points
over her hands. The long, full
skirt ended in a cathedral length
train.
Her fingertip veil of sheer
French illusion was held in place
by a hand-crocheted tiara. She
carried her fathers Bible topped
with a purple-throated white or
child. showered with stephanotiS.
She wore double strand OF pearls
and matched earrings.
Mrs. Bernadette Shrove, of Lake
land. a friend of the bride, was
matron of honor. Her gown was
of blue lace in the same pattern
as the brides, worn over matching
taffeta. The bodice featured a
scalloped of-the-shoulder nechine
and the full skirt was ballerina
length. A pink hand-crocheted pic
ture hat and pink accessories COM
pleted her ensemble. She carried
a heart.shaped nosegay of pink
carnations.
The bridesmaids who wore dress
es fashioned like the matron OF
honor,s were the groom's sister.
Mrs. Carolyn Williams, of Chicago,
and Mrs. Nellie Collar, friend OF
the brides.
Little Judith Carol Fryzel was
the flower girl. Her pink dress
was a miniature copy of the brid-
esmaid's gowns and was worn
with blue accessories. She carried
a basket of roses.
Leonard w. HaineS, of Canton,
Ohio. a friend of the groom served
as bestman. GroomSmen were
James Mccormick of Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania and John Collar of
Key West.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding supper for the families, Faith
er Ray and Mrs. Ray, and few
close friends was held at Raul'S.
The brides mother was attired
u a smart street length dress of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12
Sgt. And Mrs. Albert
Key To Visit Here

Sgt. Albert L. Key and his wife
will arrive in Key West on July 16,
for a short visit before Sgt. Key
leaves for Europe. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Key, ST,
of Key West and a holder of the
Key to the City. Sgt. Key is also
a Korean veteran. Mrs. Key will
follow her husband to Europe later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12
"WGtermelOn Time Is
Theme For VX-I Owe
Luncheon On Thursday

The VX-1 Officers Wives Club
will use Watermelon Time" as
the theme for their monthly lunch
con to be held at the Seaplane
Base Pool, Thursday, July Is.
Committee members making the
arrangements for the luncheon
are: Mrs. E. E. Hastings, chair
man, Mrs. c. H. Hutchings, Mrs.
S. ]. Kakol, Mrs. D. S. Jones, and
Mrs. G. Hamilton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12

Here is how to iron a pleated
skirt on a garment that has been
laundered. Work pleats into place
with fingers, a few at a time, pin
or even haste at hem if the pleats
are hard to keep in place. Iron the
hem of the skirt first and work up
ward, pulling the garment slightly
against the iron. Work on the
wrong side Of the fabric if possible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12
|Ne,U Look For Fall
Stresses BIOused
Tops, Sin, Skirt

Editors Note-Fashions for the
fall went on review in New York
today, the start of a week-long
schedule of dwellings before the
fashion press of the nation. Here's
an expert report on what the new
styles will mean to the we'll
dressed American woman. It will
be followed by daily stories in this
newspaper until the press preview
ends Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12
Luncheon At Key Wester Saturday
HOnOrs JayShee Past Presidents

Past presidents of the JayShees guests at
luncheon held the patio the Key pool Saturday after
Willard Abuy administrator of the Monroe Hospital
also and received $780, which will be used
purchase incubator of the type use at the
hospital nursery purchase the incubator was the JayShees
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12
CIeora Fay Roberts And Edmund
Dunbar Scl.meLzLe We'd On Sunday

Old Stone Methodist Church the setting for
weddings of the four o'clock the
Sunday July Miss Cleoe Fay Roberts
Edmund Dunbar Schmelzle of Chicago, Illinois
The traditional Episcopal read by the Reverend
George Mcneil Ray supply rector of ST. Paus Episcopal
Church. the altar which beautifully decorated with
of white gadio tall candeabra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12
]. A. Richeys Spending
TiUO Weeks With The
LatrtOn WatSOns

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Richey and
daughter, Kathy, are spending two
weeks with Mrs. Richey's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawton Watson, 915
Southland Street.
The Richey's formerly lived in
Key West and are now making
their home in Hutchinson, Kansas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12

Wives of American men who
marry in their 2OS average about
a year younger than their hus-
bands, but wives of men who mar
ry when they are older tend to be
considerably younger than their
husbands, the age differential in
creasing with increasing age at the
time of marriage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12
CORRECTION

The price quoted in Sat-
urday's paper concerning
the ''family budget laun.
dry' of POinciana Laundry
should have read-Pants.
23c extra.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
NORTH STAR POSTAL
ALLIANCE HOLDS
INTERESTING MEEr
Nv Louis L. Mnnre

II is safe to say that those MEM
bers who were not present at the
November meeting Of the North
Star Branch NAPE, missed one of
the most informative monthly
gatherings ever held by the
branch.
There was a report from the ma
tional president, Cobb, on the ia
son case This report will be
studied and presented TO the
branch by Comrade Francis at
both the December and January
meetings, We also received in
structions from the national Of
flee as to delegates to the national
convention which will be held in
Indianapolis, Ind, this coming
summer.
Branch president Dennis Hines,
has asked the membership 10 keep
our project for the year 1883 ever
before us, and start paying the as.
scssment at the first of the year
We voted donation TO the
Christmas decoration fund for the
Minneapolis post office.
The next regular meeting win be
held on December IL. at 2 p, m, AT
the Phyllis WheatIey House, 500
AIdrich Az N, Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10

Holidays In California: MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Schuck Sr,, S4I Fuller
Az, left Monday evening for Oak
land, san Francisco and other
points in California They viii be
the houSeguests nf their son. Fred
Jr., in Oakland ana other rcla-
tives. They plan Ia be away over
the holidays
Tanga Club. The TanRa club viii
meet with Mrs Ollie Griffin, aa6
Carroll Az ON Saturday. Deem
Der II Plans will be formulated
for a Christmas party also n
Christmas basket TO he donated Ia
some charitable organization.
Dinner Hosts. Mr and Mrs. Ar
thur jackson. 607 Fuller Av,, were
hosts at a venison dinner on sun
day December D. Guests were
their mother and father. Mr.. and
Mrs A y Jackson and Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Jackson and family
of Minneapolis brother and sister
In law
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Aliens Entertain Young
Men Bound For Service

The recreation room of Local
5l6 was the scene of merriment
December 3. when Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Allen Jr,. OF 1904 Firth
Av S. entertained at going
away" party for their son, Ro-
bert Earl Lewis and Kenneth
Robinson. who have been drafted
into the army
About go OF their classmates
and friends were there to greet
them and wish them a speedy re-
turn. As the evening progressed
guests enjoyed dancing and social
izing Light refreshments were
served by the hosts
The inductees In addition 10
Robert are Earl Lewis. son of Mr.
and Mrs Mason Lewis of 1897
Fourth Av s and Kenneth Rob
lnson. son Of Mrs. Virgil Robin
son Of 1912 Firth Az s They Will
leave Friday. December 10, 10 re
port for service At ~ Leonard
Wood Mo.
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Mrs. Duncan t1onored
On 77th Birthday

The home II Mrs Frances Dun
can, 1913 gath Az y. was the
scene OF a delightful affair an
"Wednesday evening, December /
when Mrs Louvenia Logan and
Mrs Latham Penn were co-hoatcRRs
es at u surprise birthday party in
honor of Mrs Duncan'H TTth
birihda
Mrs Duncan was home busy
with her household duties unaware
that anything unusual would hap,
pen when the group uf friends
came in singing Happy Birthday
To You" and II was then that she
realized that the surprise was ON
her
4 highhght Of the delightful
affair was long distance teles
phone call from her grandson
Lorenzo Mandervilie Of Detroit,
Mich. ana her two great grand
sons and telegram from her
daughter and son-in.lRw. Mr. and
Mrs Roy Mitchell Of Los An
gelca Calf all wishing her n
happy birthday
She received many lovely gifts
and beautiflyy decorated birth
day cake, n gift from Mrs Penn
| Guests relaxed with televiRinn
aocialized and enjoyed refresh
/ ments
! Those who shared In making her
birthday n happy occasion were
Nj ana Mrs Harold Combs. the
Mines Belle Scott. Jesse Mays
Lula Jackson Louvenia Logan
aud LILLIAN Penn Mr. and Mrs
James Logan ~ 81 Paul sent n
gifi but we're unable "a be pre-
. sent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
Martin Brookins
Given Surprise
Birthday Party

Friday. November %, was an
evening OF gaiety and good fellow
ship as friends wished Mr. Martin
Rrvokins of aS6 Iglehart Az u
happy birthday at a surprise party
given BY Mrs, Rrookins In honor
of the occasion,
A friend took Mr.. Rrooktns 70
an auction sale and when they rc.
turned. ON entering, Mr., Brcokins
was greeted by friends who had
assembled during hts absence, witt,
the Happy birthday" song, l,
was then that he realized that he
was the victim" OF a surprise,
Tape recordings were made oI
the party with everybody having
something 10 say in wishing IN,
honoree returns OF the day Cards
were enjoyed for the remainder oi
the evening followed by lunch
served by the hostess,
A large beautifully decorated
birthday cake inscribed with Il
question mark and holding one
candle was "a highiight NJ the AZ.
fair.
Mr. Rrookina received several
lovely and useful gifts
Present tn wish him the best
were the Mcssrs, and Mines, Ro-
bert Murray, Minneapolis, Ernest
Greene, William saylcs. Jack
High George shannon, Lester
Boyd. Donald Lewis, Robert Jones
MI and Mrs stephen Maxwell and
Mir Charles Nichols
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FRIENDS OF TWO
plANNES HELP THEM
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS

4 group of Youngsters froliCkcd
last Saturday afternoon, Deem
Der 4 at a Joint birthday party
honoring Diane Lynn Ashby whose
ninth bart hday was December 4
and Diane Kathleen Mitchell
whose eighth birthday was No
vember 80
The hunurecs are the daughter
Of Nj and Mrs Fred u Ashhy Of
50? Marshall Az. and Mr. and Mrs
John y Mitchell Of the same sd
dress
The d"Itghtul affair was held ~
the recreation room OF their HON,
which was Faily decorated with
VAR -col"rrd balloons and each
guest chose balloon ~ favor
Games and 'cIrviEion were en-.
joycd and q htghhpht Of -" party
was the showing ~ movies Of @
previous party wher" the itt,lo
guests saw Themselves in movie
which evoked q great deal ~ mtr'h
nnd laughter
FoIluwirv gamca the chhTru
gathered around The serving table
which was crnicrrd 18th '"n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10

will exchange Christmas gifts.
Ophelia Rice WCTU: The Ophel-
Ia Rice WCTU will hold their
Christmas meeting at the home OF
Mrs, Frank Gonzales. 1909 Sew
enth ST. on Monday evening. De-
cember Is at 1880 p. m. All men,
bers and friends are invited.
Sad News: DR.. and Mrs. Will
bert Wright. 1887 Clinton Av., re-
ceived word Of the death of their
niece, Mrs. Jean Wright Penn, OF
Chicago, who died December 7th.
Mrs. Penn was born In Minneapo-
lis where she spent her childhood
and early adulthood. She was the
daughter of the late Willis Wright
and Mrs. Robert Taylor OF Chi
cago. Survivors are her husband.
Joseph Penn. mother and other
relatives. Her Chicago address is
634l Langley Av.
Booker T. Washington Study
Club: The Booker T. Washington
Study club met at the home OF
Mrs. Courtney Wilkerson, 2423
Fourth Av. s. on Tuesday after
noon, December 7. Plans were
made to give Christmas cheer TO
the patients at the Cornelius
Nursing Home and members made
bandages for the American Can
Ger Society during the meeting.
Following business the hostess
served a delicious lunch. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. William Mosley, 1920 Smell
ing Av on January I, 1865.
Entertains Husband AnS
Dates: The First Nighters Bridge
club will entertain husbands and
dates at dinner and dancing at the
Flame on Friday evening. Deem
Der 10.
New Home: Mr. and Mrs Maceo
Carruthers and family are now re-
siding in their newly purchased
home at 4433 Fourth Av. s. They
formerly resided at 2l05 Fifth Av
S, On Friday evening, December
10. Mr.. and Mrs. Carruthers will
celebrate their fifth wedding an
niversary with an "at home"
Around The Clock Club: Mr.
and Mrs. George Nesbitt, 1910
Emerson Av. n. were hosts to the
Around The Clock club on Sun;
day, December 5. The following
officers were elected at the No
vember meeting: Dolores Sears
president: Charles Brown, vice
president. J. Beal, secretary and
Ed Christopher, treasurer The
newly elected officers presided
Plans were completed for the
Christmas party which will be
held on December Is at the home
Of MIR and Mrs. Clyde SCroggins
1914 Oak Park. The next meeting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
JACK AND I'LL
MOTHERS MET DEc. J

Jack and jlIl Mothers met Frt.
day. December ; ~ the home Of
Mrs Richard Stokes Jr. 1900 i7ih
Az & Plans we're completed FOR
the chiIdrcns Christmas party
scheduled fpr December ~ AZ the
Phyllis Whcatlcy HOUSE 500 Al.
drirh Av -
Hoa'osacs for the party include
the Mines Lamar Roberts Shsl
ton Granger Eugene Moore and
Mrs Maxwell stephens
Mr. Richard Session ie the pro
gram chairman and Mrs Ransom
Coins viii BE- in oharR" - the mus
IT, Nra William WhIiraifr 10
president
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SDEBS and DATES


By shirley jackson "Shlrlcc"
Iii there dehs and dates. IL you
want to know the latest happens
and mishappens in the Twins"
just place your peppers" ON this
column every week. I'll hep YOU
on the latest fads. the sounds OF
the week, aud what people arc do
ing.
My pipeline" In 80. Paul In
forms me of the latest dancr
step the teens have worked up
60 the new mambo beat records.
hear n II the most,
This style or fad isn't very new,
but everyone Is wearing them,
they are the bermuda socks, and
they are in every shade and pat
tern there is. What II really eye.
catching style Is the alligator
and suede shoes the boys In 1t.
Paul are sporting, they are the
most TO say the least quite differ
ent,
IL this n new fad. or doe.
everyone nerd glasses lately ? u
seems like everyone 10 sporting
'bops' lately. barbara Barnes
and Aimrtia Jones' are the lat.
est debs Co sport these In Min
neapolis.
Last Saturday at Whcatley,
there was a surprise going away
party for Kenny Grigsby and
Stanley Garner. who left for tho
army last Thursday morning The
cake and punch was very good nj
least Charles Smith thought SO
Say, this fever Of joining the
service seems 20 be catchy. Robert
Alien. Earl Lewis and Kenny
Robinson. leave Saturday for the
army. and In st Paul. Beverly
Ranham and Janice Duke leave
Tor the Air Force as soon as they
get out OF school
You know even horses get tired
Of carrying heavy loads, especs
tally the day after Thanksgiving,
when everyone IL still FUN Of tur-
key and all the stuffings. that is
probably why they turned over the
sleigh at the Kappa Tau's sleigh
ride They just probably Weighed
later" and took off for open
country
The injuries were few. except
for Deloris Faison, who was
knocked out during the incident
but fun was had for all at the
dance afterwards nj the Blazing
c. ranchhouse
I took poll Of the faNoTltr
records ~ some az the teens and
= How Down On nv Knees"
came out first place.
n YOU read and like this col
umn and would like 10 see your
picture or something about you
In this column, just write me a
letter OF send me n post card. ~.
long with your picture, and viii
see that II is put In tho paper
lust address your letter or post
card TO.
ShiTlcr or Barb
Go Spokesman 4 Recorder
papcra
8i4 THIRD Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Next week Barbara Barnes wtll
write the column. au look for
Rarb's column next time
III dig you dehs ana dat" from
navy On every other week Signing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
ElkS OF TWIN
TOWNS Nv MEMORIAL
SERVICES SUNDAY

Annual memorial services for
the Twin CITY lodges and temples
mrDFW viii he held Sunday eve
ming December ~ ~ - Peters
AME church nj y p IN Rev Mar
I'm I. Simmons. pastor will dc
liver the anniversary sermon
The public Ia cordially invited e.
attend
Ames Lodge No 100 fBpOFW
IN the host lodge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
RATING TIE
r e G @ r D s
GrrshwIn Aud Christmas Tinsel

GrTshuin Aud Christmas 1tnsel
For Christmas shoppers early
or late. depending upon your ha-
bits another version of George
Gershwins Concerto In = bears
looking into. The package, with
protective envelope for the record
plus the usual hard outer cover
which holds "A fascinating montage
Of the composer, pianist and CON
ductor, makes the album good TO
look at az well as TO listen to.
Pianist Leonard pennario com.
bines his talents with William
Steinberg and the Pittsburgh
symphony orchestra in n fine per.
Torrance of the Gershpin concer-
TO. The only other serious con.
tender Is an Oscar Levant etching
Play both for comparison II you
wish, but we vote for Pcnnario
this time
Steinbcrg handles the orchestra
with his usual mastery and thus
the accompaniment is sympathetic
and first rate The record goes
well with fans torn between elias
sizes and jazz II any work ever
successfully straddlcs the two
streams this IN certainly the one
that does IL.
We think the concerto Tar. far
superior TO the Rhapsody in
Blue" Here. but not In the "Rhap-
sodv. Gcrshwin establishes him
self az a symphonic composer Of
some stature II Is by no means
heavy stuff and the recording ~
even more enhanced by almost
flnwlcss reproduction Capitol
~ Lac Dcs Cygnes
An recording 81 Lac DeS CSgnrs
Swan Lake. Is good news and
Roger Desemicre and the French
National symphony Orchestral
waxing Is definitely good nrws
The recording naturally does NJ
have al the music from swan
LaE" but contains Just about al
mat most Americans have heard
y" American company performs
the "or" IN i'' entirety and prob
ably only mos" VII" H7" ~" Sad
l"' Wells Ballet on their t"o
jaun'7 =" the Ne" world have
heard ~" '"mpI"t" Scor"
t''' f""'nr" OF ~" recording
winch IL 10 a strongly competitive"
f"ld ~ fS SOUND ana packaFiTP
a cHinrfuI album "tth intelligent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10
EIks CHRISTMAS
PARTY ToR KIDS

The Minneapolis Elta Ames
inhgo No 100 win hold their
fs'h Christmas party Tor the ohil
dfer IN Christmas day. Dee ~
starting 81 one = ~. Charles De
Ia C0mpArn announced
Esch year the lodge h0lda The
party that ~ open 10 all ~ the
children IN the community
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10

will be January 8, 1885. with Miss
Annabelle Jones. ola Fuller Av
as hostess.
Christmas Party: st. Agnes
Guild of st. Thomas Episcopal
church will hold their Christmas
party at the home OF Mrs, Donald
Schofield, 1892 Clinton Az. on FRI
day evening. December 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-10

SO weeks ~ interesting reading
for less than \ cents weekly are
delivered Ia mail subscTihers 81
this paper every week, We "aIl II
good bargain and several thou
sands mail subscribers agree With
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL

Pragmateia Sorority Meets Pragmaca Sorority held its
Christmas meeting the home of Mrs Harriet Allen 70I lyle
hart Av Friday December B. with Mrs Virginia Woodland
hostess After business transacted gifts and Christmas
greetings exchanged tasty buffet concluded the
nnlnYnhe mecmg