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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-09-17
Complete Plans For
Brethren Banquet
leontInued from 49, 80

mated by each Of the churches.
Speaker for the evening is Alex
ander Glasmire, principal Of the
Milford School, Milford, Del. Also
on the program will be some selec-
tons by the Easton Mems Chorus
under the direction of Gilbert Wal
bridge, as well as group singing.
Rev. Walter Mahan. pastor Of the
Green Hill Church of the Brethren,
near MISSIONER, will give a brief
history of Camp Mardela.
All of the proceeds from the
banquet will be used to construct
a separate building on the camp
site for crafts and industrial arts
use. 1t will be located on the east
side of Krabill Hall. The Mardela
District voted to make available
$500 for the building, should those
funds be needed.
Mrs. Clifton Grouse Of Queen
Anne, is heading the committee for
arrangements. A representative
from each of the six churches OF
the district from both the Mems
Work and WOmen's Work makes
up the committee.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-09-17
Lions To Honor
Radernaker Memory

Continued from page ID
wheel chair which the Milford
Lions Club makes available at no
charge. These eight beds have been
in great demand for the past three
months.
Two visitors we're introduced to
the club; 1t. Bill Baker, guest Of
P. LynwoOd Taylor, and Bob Folk.
guest Of Frank Wolfe.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-09-17
Veterans Administration
Information Service
QUESTION AND ANSWERS

QUESTION AND ANSWERS
I'll have an unused certificate of
entitlement for Korea CT train
ing, but it states must have
started by August 90, 1854.
Now that new law gives me
another year to begin, is this
certificate still good?
A-The unused certificate still is
valid. Present it to your school
when you enroll, along with a
phOtostat of your separation
paper. The school will admit
you under the Korea CT Bill,
so long as your separation pa
per shows you are beginning
within three years after your
discharge.
al was discharged from service
on July /, 1851. Win the new
Korea CT Bill extension help
me get into school this fall?
A-NO. Under the new law. veter-
ans separated before August
20, 1851, must have begun
Korea CT training by August
20, 1854.
Q-Under the new law signed by
the President, do all disabled
veterans get an extra four
years in which to compete
Public Law 16 training?
A-No. The added four years ap-
ply only to disabled veterans
who Cd were too severely dis
abled to begin int time; (2)
were late in establishing that
they have service-connected
ailments, or CD who original
ly received discharges barring
them from training and later
had them changed so that now
they are eligible.
81 am a disabled Korean veter-
an, already out of service. 1
am not in any of the special
categOries listed in the new
law having to do with training
headlines. But what date must
] complete Public Law Is
training?
A-Training for disabled Korean
veterans, out of service before
August 90, 1854, must be com
pleted no later than August
20, 1868.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-09-17
arm Census Head
Has Been Appointed
leonLInuad 90 81. -

NlVutIuusu tfuIn LIf8L p0EoI
era administrative procedures, OFF
ice routine, map work, practice In.
filing out farm census report
forms and other duties and respon-
sibilities connected with the iob.
The 1854 Census Of Agriculture
viii provide information on the
number and size Of farms. acreage
and harvest Of crops. livestock pro-
ductiOn and inventories. selected
farm facilities and equipment, Sc
lected farm expenditure, farm VAL
ues and mortgage debt
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-09-17
Ranamioh enrenda

You can mix a little orange Juice
with many prepared sandwich
spreads to improve their flavor and
thin them Tor easier spreading.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
JANET STONE AND
CYNTHIA EASON ARE
AMATEUR FlNAllSvs

When 800 talented young peo-
pie of the city were auditioned TO
appear in the Judge Wright ANA.
teur Show, which Is sponsored an
nualiy by the Jaycees. the Misses
Janet Stone and Cynthia Eason.
versatile tap dancers. were chosen
to dance, among the twenty final
lists selected.
Proceeds of this performance
20 TO he Judge Wright Memoir
ial Fund. which Is one Of the most
unique and worthwhile charities in
America,
Misses Stone and Eason, billed
at the ''Tapettes" gave two TV
performances. one at Glen Lake
Boys School on April rs and three
, performances at West high school
one Friday night, April 30, and
gave a matinee performance Sat
urday, May LIST and another Sat
urday night.
The girls were sponsored by
Henry Thomas, head resident OF
Phyllis Wheatley House and were
so well received that they have re-
ceived calls from all over the city
commencing them for their skill,
versatility and art in ballet dane
ing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Fronk Shows' Friends
FeIleitote Them On
3Sth Anniversary

The amusement room of MIR.
and Mrs. Frank shaw, 2712 Clin-
ton Av, was the setting Satur-
day evening, April "a. OF a gala
party when they received felicita-
tons OF friends and relatives In
observance of their 35th wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs Shaw entertained
with seven o'clock dinner proceed.
ing the party. Guests were Elder
and Mrs. Frederick II. Slaughter
and daughter Joyce and Mra. Ten
ME Lasley.
Following gala evening OF
pleaaantries, guests enjoyed a de-
licious buffet supper A large
three TERED wedding cake center
ed the serving table.
The honorees received many
lovely gifts. A basket OF beautiful
flowers was sent by Mrs, Ann
Penn. a friend of Mrs Shaws.
Among the guests who gathered
to share in the festiuty were
Messrs. and Mines, Robert Wright
Teddy Qualls. Charles Grigsby,
Eddie Manderviile and daughter,
shanteli, daughter son-in-law and
granddaughter: the Mines. J. p.
Hi, Mary Stewart. Lillian Penn;
Mr.. Fred Palmore. Charles Smith,
John vergia, Stanley stone; the
Misses Mary Kate Breedlove
Mary scaton. Gloria Bush; Messrs
and Mines. otha Howeiton. r
johnson. Out OF town guests wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jackson and
son, Albert Jr,, daughter, son-in,
law and grandson OF Kansas City
Mo.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Boby Shower Held
For Mrs, TulIev

Mrs. Thomas A Talley, 4O3 ",
Western Avenue was feted at a
surprise baby shower on Saturday
evening, May at p. m, by a
group Of her friends Among those
present were: Mrs. TaIley's
mother Mrs. Emily Lewis. who is
visiting from Buffalo, New York
Mrs. Hattie Sims, sister OF the
honoree, the Mines. Robert A.
Jones, Floyd Massey Jr, James
~ Bradford. Maceo Moody. Aud
reg Harris, r. r. Mitchell, Err
mine II. Allen and Alexander -.
Jordan. Those who sent gifts but
were unable to be present were
the Mines. Richard Powell. Earl
MCGEE and Hazel Butler. Many
lovely gifts were presented to the
baby, little Thomas Nathan Tai
ley
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Mrs. Virgil HodIey
Object OF Body
Shower Nov

Mrs. Virgil Hadley, 5000 Fourth
Av. s., was RECALLED at a surprise
baby shower given at her home on
Saturday afternoon, May /. Hos
tesses were the Mines. Lewis
Whitlock, Kenneth Wallace and
David Faison.
As the afternoon progressed the
group enjoyed the various games
played, socializing and exchanging
ideas. Refreshments were served.
The many lovely gifts for the
little newcomer were opened by
the honoree and displayed to the
delight Of the guests.
Those enjoying the delightful
affair were the Mines. Kathryn
Beirman. Betty Cunningham, Mel
rose Green, Janet Carter. Normee
True. Rose Mae Davis, Christine
Carr, Alice Polk. Louverne Thorn
as, Barbara Berry, Margaret AL
len, Ioletha Ampey, Flurnia Mo-
hiley and Juanita Lewis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
oetstfe Bridge Club
Entertained BY MRS.
EurI0 p. kvIa


Mrs. Earle +, Kyle. S6S7 Fourth
Av. s., was hostess TO the octette
Bridge Club on Saturday after
noon, May 1. held in a private
dining room Of the Dayton Com
pany Sky Room
Guests and members enjoyed a
delicious lunch. which carried out
the spring motif. Floral decora-
tons were yellow jonquils in black
vases.
Guest prizes We're awarded TO
Mines. Henry Thomas. o, b, VIII
liams and Palmer jackson. first
second and third respectively,
Other guests were Mines. J. w
Crump. Maurice Crouch, LaF'ay-
cite Fields, Norman Howell and
Cornelius Mohiley, and John Pat.
ton. all OF st. Paul. the Mines
o. l.. Alexander. Burie Carmi-
chael Sr, III. c. Combs. Earl Com
ley, Charles Glenn. Charles Noble,
Jessie Shepard. Richard l.. stokes
Jr., and Frank Terry. Mrs, Patton
was seorekeeper and was given q
gift by the hostess
Club Prizes were awarded q
Mrs. Earle Kyle. first; Mrs, Tela
Burt, second and Mrs. Carl Foun.
tain, third.
Club members are Mines. T. B
Burt, Paul Curry, Carl Fountain
Ashby Gaskins. Coleridge Hendor
Earle Kyle and Ethel Virgins,
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lips cnurCn on MOnuay evening,
May 8.
Dinner Hosts: M. and Mrs.
Fouchia Sonion, 945 Rondo Av.
were hosts at prettily appointed
dinner party in honor of Mrs. J.
A. Horton of Washington, d. c.
on Sunday evening May 2. A
floral arrangement of African vio-
lets in a donkey holder made an
attractive centerpiece and accent
ed the crystal and silver appoint
ments. Other guests present were
the Messrs. and Mines. Robert
Shoffner, Samuel Davis, Mrs. L.
v. Monson and Miss Ilene Davis.
Mrs. Horton is the house guest of
her mother, Mrs. l.. V. Horton of
3s49 Oakland Av., Minneapolis.
Flying Needles Club: Mrs. Sam
uel Davis. 300 N. Avon St, was
hostess to the Flying Needles
Club on Monday, May 3. A lunch
was served by the hostess. The
table presented an arresting pic
ture with centerpiece of spring
flowers in assorted colors. Guests
were Mrs. J. A. Horton, Washing
ton, d. c. and Mrs. Robert Shot
finer. Plans for their tea to be CIV
en- the fourth Sunday in May at
the Sterling Club were discussed
and invitations will be issued soon.
Breakfast Hostess: Mrs. James
Robinson. $50 Mackubin St. had
as her breakfast guests on Friday,
April %, Mrs. orion Shelton and
children. Noah and Susan.
Entertains Club: Mrs. Carter
Fletcher, 800 st. Anthony Avenue
entertained members of the Birth
day Club at her home on April 81
10 guests were present. Games
were played and first prize was
won by Mrs. Hazel Davis.
Visiting: Mrs. Carrie Wagner of
Louisville, Kentucky is visiting in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Wagner, 800 Aurora Avenue.
Mrs. Wagner is the mother of Mr..
Wagner.
Sister Visits: Mrs. Roy J. Moore
formerly resident of st. Paul, ar
rived In the city on Thursday.
April 20 from Monrovia, Cali
fornia, for a two weeks visit with
her aunt. Mrs. Sarah Hardy, 97e
Charles Avenue and her sisters,
Mrs. Bessie Mansfield, also of
e79 Charles and Mrs. Vivian
Boyce, SOC Iglehart Avenue.
Styie Show: Mrs. Erma Mazingo
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

AME District win be guest speak
err at the Gospel Temple. Church
OF God in Christ Sunday morning,
May ., in the absence OF the pas
tor. Rev. Battle.
Dinner Guests; Mr.. and Mrs A,
Il. Brown, 4i6 Bryant Az. N. en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday,
May 2. Guests were Mr.. Johnny
Brown and family OF 81, Paul: Mr.
Jerry Beal, 3T2s Portland Av., and
Mrs. j. II. Mosely, both of Mime
apolis.
willing Workers Club: The VIII.
ling Workers Club OF Bethesds
Baptist church will meet at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Jones, 22o5 Smelling Av, ON Thurs
day. May IS at s p, M.
Visits Daughter: Mrs. Majol
Foster OF Inkster and Detroit
Mich. who has been visiting he
daughter, Miss Eleanor l.. Fostel
OF 9oS Girard Az, N, for the pas
two weeks. returned TO her HON,
on Saturday, May 1. Many socia
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

667 w Central Avenue, will be
hostess to the Pragmateia Soror-
ity on Friday, May 7, at $50 p. m.
Prospective members are invited
to attend this meeting. Through
the courtesy of Schuneman's De-
partment Store, a business girls
travelling wardrobe viii be shown.
Club members Will act as models.
Mrs. Junauld Braddock, program
chairman, is in charge of the style
show.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Suthern, SIS Rondo Avenue have
as their guests this week, Mrs.
Lincoln Polk and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chalmers Polk of Detroit. Mich.
They are in the city to attend the
wedding of the Suthern's daugh-
ter, Jacquelyn Jean, to 1t. James
w. Polk. Mrs. Lincoln Polk is the
mothers of the groom and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chalmers Polk are brother
and sister-in-law of the groom.
Mrs, Walter c. Suthern. grand
mother of the bride-to-be and A.
NJ. Suthern, uncle. are also visit
ing. They are from Chicago, Il
linois.
The Suthern-Polk nuptials will
be read on Saturday, May at
p. m. at st. Phillips Episcopal
church, with Rev. Denzil A. Carly
officiating.
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courtesies were extended Mrs.
Foster while in the city. She was
the dinner guest OF Mr., and Mrs.
L. NJ. Banks. 1915 Bryant Az. N.
Other guests were Miss Foster
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Ellis. She
was taken on a motor trip to A.
noka. MINI and made number
OF social calls. Miss Foster Is a
teacher in the Minneapolis school
system.
Naidictorlan OF Glass: Miss
Yvonne johnson. foster daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Adair, 5l22
James Av, N. is valedictorian OF
her class at the Minneapolis Jun
Tor academy, This Is the second
time that member OF the Adair
family has won this distinction.
Another daughter, Cher'ie. was
valedictorian last year.
Mother OF The Year: Mrs. Ches-
ter odcn Jr.. 40t6 Third Av. S.
has been informed that her
mother, Mrs. Julia Mae Ferguson
OF Fayetteville. NJ C. has been
named the Mother OF the Year by
the National Mother OF the Year
Committee OF the Afro-American
Newspaper,
Hospltalixcd; Mrs. Florence
Watson, 1921 18th Av. 8. Is pa
tiont in Asbury hospital. Her con-
dition at present Is reported az
fair.
Just For Fun Club: Mrs. Ken
meth Wallace. 5000 Fourth Az, s.
was hostess TO the just For Fun
Club on Sunday evening. May 2.
A demonstration OF the new cold
wave permanent was made, after
which social hour and refresh
ments were enjoyed by members.
The next meeting win be held on
Sunday. May 10, with Mrs. Jean
Allen. 6Ss Carroll Av.. as hostess.
Returns Home; Mrs. Sally o.
Gates, $500 Fourth Av. s.. return
ed home Friday. April 30 from
Chicago, where she visited rela-
tives and friends.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
ATTUCKS BROOKS POST
MEETS FRIDAY, MAY ]

The Attucks.B Brooks Post No,
900 American Legion win hold
its regular meeting on Friday
May Z at s p. m. in the American
Legion Memorial Building, 10 w
Seventh 81.
Guest speaker at this meeting
will be past District Commander
Tony Fratto.
The annual election OF officers
win also be a part Of the regular
business.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
GOLDEN Ayers SAW
SD PICTURES APRIL 81

Mrs. d. NJ. Parks, s44 Chippewa
Av., showed Sd pictures to the
Golden Ayers as part of their
birthday entertainment on Tues
day afternoon, April q. 3D.
glasses were provided for the club
members. Mrs. Parks has travelled
extensively in Europe and the
other continents.
At their meeting Tuesday, May
4, plans were formulated for their
Portraits OF The Past Tea" and
Hobby Show which will be held
early in June.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
NAMES MAKE NEWS

The names OF delegates and
visitors To the AME Fourth
Episcopal Spring Convocation APP
pear in this paper this week, You
can depend on this paper for
thorough coverage of most i'm
portant local events.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Manifold PTA TO
MEET MONDAY

Maxficld PTA will meet Mon
day night, May 10 at 8 p. m. at
the school.
Election and installation OF new
officers will be held.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Guild Spring
Party Suffers
From Downpour

In spite OF the downpour Of rain
on Friday evening. April so. a
goodly number of well wishers and
friends of the Minneapolis Urban
League Guild were on hand to join
in the festivities at their spring
party held at the Labor Temple
Hall, proceeds to so to their an
nual Scholarship Fund.
The hall, beautifully decorated
with balloons OF different sizes,
types and colors. presented a fes-
tive background for the dancers
who tripped the light fantastic to
the music of Ira Pettiford and his
Rhythm testers. which was fur
nished through the courtesy OF
George Murk of the Musicians
Union
Charles Byrd, soloist- accom-
panied by Miss Darling at the
piano rendered vocal numbers, The
affair was climaNed when Mr.,
Billy Gilbert. comedian of Holly
wood. gave some amusing imper-
sonations and sang, The Shiek
of Araby,"
His appearance was through the
courtesy of Mr.. Jimmy Hegg, pro-
prietor of the Starlight Club,
where Mr.. Gilbert is currently APP
pearing. Lillian Goodhue Penn,
emcee, sang two numbers, II
Can't Give You Anything But
Love-" and MY Man" which
brought down the house.
| The Wishing Well" In the
doorway to the hall. where guests
on entering made their contribu-
tons was made and designed by
Maestro.
Mr.. Bill Holiday OF the Gay
Nineties" did the balloon decors.
lions. Coca Cola served was do.
mated by the Coca Cola Company
through the courtesy OF Mr.. G
Green. The Woodland Funeral
Home donated flowers and palms
for the stage decorations.
The committee, chaircd by Mrs
Lillian Penn, reported that the
affair was financial success due
TO the many donations and contri
buttons. Co-chairmen were the
Mines Willard Merrill and Elmer
Smith. Committee members were
the Mines. Elizabeth Rodgers
Gordon Granger and Clark John.
son, Mrs. Howard Darncll is presi.
dent OF the guild.
Spring Formal: Invitations have
been issued by the PER Council
No. 81. IBPoEW for their third
annual spring formal to be held
on Friday, May % at Ramaley's
Hall, $50 Grand Av., st. Paul.
Visit Parents: Mrs, Beatrice
Hall. 370o Fourth Av. s.. left by
plane Wednesday morning, May
5 for Terryville, KY. to visit hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ansei Bot
toms. Mrs. Halls visit In sur
prise one on her parents. She viii
be present at an anniversary be
ing given by First Baptist churci
Of Terryville honoring her fathel
Tor his long tenure of service Il
his church.
New Addition: Clyde Jr., Dairy
and Bruce Scroggins have wei
coined a new brother and play
mate into the family circle. Theil
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE
Scroggins. 1914 Oak Park Az
presented them with brother
Sunday, May 2, in st. Mary's hos
pital Maternal grandparents arr
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Seaton an,
lpaternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Smith Scroggins, both o.
Minneapolis. Kurt Lewis is IN,
name chosen for the ncxy arrtva l
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Alaska celebrate birthday
July 3lst Detroit Michigan Mrs native Duluth
about and half September is they will celebrate their
wedding anniversary Sgt
completed
ing photography during his hitch"
you Hampton they off
through the American Broadcsng Company We are looking
each the other this which will include
the Fisk University Institute
May 49, St College Choir May 2sd and the Choral
Group of Wiley College on May 30.
WE BEAMED to see exist Pauite Anne Arnold Hedgeman who
Wagner
speak Univertys
on the campus
OUR DATE BOOK REMINDS US that of the
Auditorium Monday evening with
operation the St Paul Churches churches
city selling tickets this gala proceeds will the
certainly
ming will be wonderful entertainment, too
GOOD TEIEvIEwING on CHS last Sunday when The
Challenge presented the lamp Unto My Feet
with all Negro cost headed by John Marriott Of Green Pastures
fame The play dramatzed the work of native pastor Africa who
sought to bring enlightenment to his people.
Young Josh White touching the young whose
life placed in jeopardy when his mother called witch
doctor to illness
Equally interesting panel
play between moderator William Leonard Rev Thomas ka'ya
young year
the Presbyterian South Both
graduates Of Lincoln University Chester Pa which the Oldest Ne
gro university in the world
Dr. president the University participated in
Foster
Rosetta Lenoire and Emory Richardson
ARE FASCINATED by attractive footwear al Billy
zons 9Th Minnesota
other while waiting talk advertising
that his includes
desest of
handbag to match!
WELCOMED Of the Paul. ounc
Of Churches who visited office Wednesday,
Pilgrims clerk
belle NJ Taylor and her toddes dropped
Webers
DON'T LET SPRING CLEANING CHORES wear you down to q
fragile the services of Boulon House Cleaning Service
your professionally
wax your floors, and their prices reasonable
DID YOU opening
Lexington Park? We Eddie Moore and
Charlie Neal action
play hockey baseball
days. maybe with bit of baseball weather!
HERE NEWS FOR FISHERMEN. You get
license the Rhythm Nook TOO Rondo Avenue And incidental
~ also get of the st Paul Recorder there too
welcomed Godfrey Rawlings rgIehart
family of mail subscribers this week Speaking Of the sub
scrpon you kindly let
your "totng
papers office better il
know just where you live
Smiths Omar Carroll burst
ing with pride over their new little stranger Deyne Richard
Their other Frank Melvin II months quite happy his
little playmate
inside
the Meeting and Silver Anniversary Didn't
charmed transform the Halle
charming building today exquisite and practical
lounge furnishings hear purchased at shunemans Depart
Notes" added charm to the buffet with
their music
party pre-school youngsters
Friday. Maxfed II have baby sitter
problem the school Will take of that for you you VIII call the
office,
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Attend Convention Rev. and Mrs w. Il, Battle, 3505
Fourth Ay s. left the city Thursday May for Chicago,
attend the National Womcns Convention of the Churches Of
God IN Christ which converting May thru the 9th The
yenton to be held the Church of God In Christ 10th St.
and State Rev Nelson Pryor. presiding elder of the ST. Paul
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artistry which included pair OF beautifully painted
mandarin lamps which she made herself, several
very unusual and lovely wall what-not shelves set-
ches of rural Minnesota countryside done in water
color, fashion drawings and number of portraits
she has done
During the interview, busy little Warren Lee
age III, busy demonstrating his own choice OF
where ash trays, etc. which graced the coffee table
should be placed. Warren bon July s. 1852
in Minneapolis His dad, s/Sgt. Walter Foster. who
currently on duty with the air force in Fairbanks
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Social and Personal
X ST. PAUL :

Visits In Chicago: Mrs Eula Watson no ST. Anthony Az
spent the past week end IN Chicago visiting her brother Mr.
Herman Jones She motored down with Mr. and Mrs Tony
Lucas same address who visited their father who ILL.,
Guild VI 81 Monica: Miss Dorothy Mockabee 927 St An
hOny Av hostess to the Guild St Monica of ST Phil
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Who's Who
Who's New
Where's 10 Go
Whuf's To Do
ct. Paul

BY MILDRED JORDAN

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mother finds between hobby painting
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