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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
Whisky Rise Killed

Eire's Minister for Industry
said in Dublin he will not permit
an increase in prices OF drinks,
now being sought by publicans-
three cents on q glass of whisky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

269.85 Foam Cushion 3.Pc. Suite 5000
Save 6985 Your very choice Of foam sofa from
three styles lawson T-Cushion Lawson Scoop-Arm.
Then choose 2 foam chairs from Narrow-Arm Modern,
Lawson Channel-back Wonderful selection OF fab
RIGS and colorsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

Commissioners urged police and to the director
proposal submitted Vehicles and Traffic with
organizations, to the chief Of quest for comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

Immediate openings for saleswomen, clerks,
secretaries! Full or part-time positionsl APP
ply Employment Office, THE HEIGHT CO.,
Washington, Silver Spring. or PARKington
stores.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Full big glasses. have them often!

Now's the time for Florida orange juice-luscious-
sweet, fresh-squeezed from juice heavy beauties
It's time, too for delicious desserts and salads of
Florida oranges. It's the peak of the season
they're the top of the crop!
Golden Vitamin c helps ward off colds But it's
one vitamin your body doesn't store-you need
fresh supply every day. Get your Golden
Vitamin by the glassful! Now's the time!
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st. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Oct ~ Charlotte Benner. 67s
St Anthony Az: Mrs Turner
Price, TOO Rondo Az; Mr.. Robert
Price. 700 Rondo Az; George
Hoage. 500 Charles Az. Kenneth
Mcintosh, $40 ~. Anthony Az,
Mrs. a NJ Jackson, $40 igichart
Az. J l.. Holman. 6S3 at An
thony Az.
Oct - Mrs I. NJ. Dorsey. OCT
lglehart Az, Mrs James Jackson
S65 St Anthony Az, Mrs &, ~
wootcn. b9s Carroll Az, wally
pettiford, sg7 Carroll Az. Craig
Lewis, 2i3 ~. Anthony Az. Mrs.
Regina s. Morris, All Macltubin
ST; Gary Howard, $50 N Dale 81. {;
Irene Smith. 100 st Anthony Az.
Oct. ~ Altoona Yvetta Davia
9o4 Carroll Az; Mrs, G. w. Pat,
tcrson, g0i Carroll Az, stephen
Maxwell Jr., s92 Carroll Az; Mrs
Lottie Milton, 1852 Carroll Az
Oct 20 George Brooks Jr. TO
~. Anthony Az; Louis NJ Moore
882 w. Central Az. Sherry Lynn
Spcese. s7s Marion st: Mrs Rich
ard Garcia, sS2 Rond0 Az; Pam
ella Tucker, 400 Rondo Av.
Oct. 20 Daisy McAdama, 662
81 Anthony Az. Mrs A FerRu
son, 1929 Rondo Az; Clara =
Jones. 318h Rnndo Az, Booker
Ellis, T43 Carroll Az
Oct. II -Gayncll Benner, 672
~. Anthony Az. Pierre Lewis.
243 st Anthony Az. Phillip
Brooks. ITO 81. Anthony Az, vii
liam Robinson TOO Carroll Az
oct ~ A W Jordan. g6s
Marshall Az; Mrs o w. Land
pcy. 276 w. Central Az; Michael
Brnner. s72 H Anthony Az,
R"nee Crawford, 522 IT. Anthony
Az. Billy Collins. s5l ~ Anthony
Az.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

in beautiful fall colors was the
haven for hunters, Ernest Charles
ton. 1lS7 Sherburne Av.. and Louis
p. Moore, 662 w. Central Av.. and
their wives, who accompanied
them for the opening Of the duck
season. The foursome left October
first and returned TO the city on
Tuesday. October IL.
ODT Social Club: Mrs. Hazel
Warricks, TAI ST. Anthony Av..
was hostess to the ODT Social
club on Wednesday. October 10.
Cosmopolitan l6 Club Enter
tains: When the Cosmopolitan IS
club entertained members and
their guests at party on Satur-
day evening. October Is, at Local
616 recreation room. an evening
Of food. fun and frohc was enpoy-
ed by the more than rs members
and guests present with dancing
as highlight Of the gala affair.
Visiting From Washington: Mrs.
Mildred Brooks Vernon of Wash
ington. d. c, arrived Sunday
morning. October 16. for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Books Sr.. 6s7 Rondo Av.
and other relatives and friends.
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Crediafowns Celebrate
28th Year With
Party In Wise.

II was a beautiful. crisp autumn
night, Friday. October II. when
members OF the credjsfawn Social
Club celebrated their 2Sth ami
versary with a party at Somerset,
Wise, A group OF so high spirited
members left Dale and Rondo at
$50 p. m. by bus. Members sang
and cheered all along the way.
After dinner, the group enjoyed
entertainment provided by their
members. Speciality numbers were
rendered by Jane Lee. Mrs. Bea-
trice Coleman and Mrs. Lola
Fnney, Also of interest was a
dance routine by the Club Rock
cites. They were the Messrs. and
Mines. Albert Walton, James Tay-
lor, Bulbs Powell, Martin Wedding
ton. John Banks Jr., and Tommie
Braddock.
Members all enjoyed a beauti-
fully decorated orchid and yellow.
two TERED birthday cake made by
Mrs, Kate Neil. These are the
clubs colors.
The Credjafawn Social Club was
organized on October 10. 1927 with
ten charter members. They were:
Fern Helm, Georgia Mcknight,
now of Chicago; Ruth Gillian,
Mice Lewis, John Lawrence. Hur-
on Shelton. Elizabeth Johnson,
now OF Alabama. Evelyn Kelly
Robinson, now OF Seattle, Lydia
Jones, now OF California and Lon
ME Carter. Six of the original
members are still affiliated with
the organization. They are Mrs.
Helm, Mr.. Lawrence, Mrs. Nilee
Lewis Luckie. Miss Johnson and
Mrs, Lydia Jones.
The present organization now
has 100 members President il
Mrs. Dorothy Mcfarland, Mrs,
Virginia Brown Is vice-president;
Mrs. Teretha Bledsoc recording
secretary; Mrs. Rosamond John
son. corresponding secretary and
John II. Lawrence, treasurer
Chairman of the committee for
the birthday celebration was Jun
ius Powell.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

1919 Smelling Az, returned home
Tuesday. October IL from Burling-
ton. Ia. where abe visited her
bruther-inlaw and sister. Mr., and
Mrs. Thomas Lewis. Mira Lewis
returned with Mrs, Smith and was
her guest for a week. She left for
her home Monday. october II,
vacationlng In Eaati Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Conner. 39ai Second
Az, y. left Thursday, October IL
for Atlantic city. N, J. and Wash
lngton. u, c. They viii visit Mr..
Corners sister and other relA-
,ivea In Washington. Tho couple
win be away for two weeks and
win visit in other points east.
Book Club Held Meeting, Tue
Book club held lis regular meet
INK at the home OF Mrw, Barbara
Cyrus. ao6a Clinton Av on
Thursday evening. October 20
Plans were formulated for the
open meeting to be- held In Mo-
vembcr. Mrs, Leroy Coleman was
CO. hostess.
Dinner 0ucatag Mr.. and Mrs.
Jamea D, Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mcr Harris and Mr.. steve Cox, all
OF Duluth. MINI, were dinner
guests OF Mr. and Mra- Shelby
Cox al their home, Also Firth Av,
n, ON Sunday. october 10.
Out OF Hospital, Mrs. Jessie
| jackson. TAO Humboldt Av N, 10
home from Northwestern Hospital
where she spent rive weelu m u
patient ahe IL greatly improved.
bu, not able 10 be up and around
yet,
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GLORIA WILLIAMS OErS
BARREl o. PERSONAL
GIFTS ar SHOWER


A lovely personal shower for
Miss Gloria williams was given by
Mrs. Eugene II. Lewis. pAA Lyle
hart Av, on Friday. october Il,
with the rain barrel" theme, A.
guests arrived. they deposited
their gaily wrapper gtfts In a
real rain Darrell.
Beautiful arrangements vi
NUNS and other fall flowers made
= beautiful background for this
unique shower,
The honorce received u corAage
Of American Beauty hoses and a
bridal handkerchief frpm the hoa-
teas,
Games were played and prizes
were won by Miss williamA. the
honorec, Mrs. Pauline uuiiroy,
Mrs. Cecilia Williams and Mrs
l.. E. Boyd.
The rain" motif was further
carried out IN dainty napkins with
raindropa on them. Miss Williams
drew many lovely gifts from the
barrel an other guests looked on
Present werr the Mines, Cecilia
Stone. Margaret Walden, Pauline
Guliroy. L. E, Boyd. Constance
Cooper. Louise Hopkins, hitIs
Lockhart and Mrs Lucille VII
ilamH, mother OF the bride elect
Also present was Miss Pearl MT
chell
Those who sent gifts but w1r,
unable 90 attend were Miss Lacy
Morris and the Mines, Dorothy
Payne. Airline Winfield and Doll,
Cr,IAhshon,
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Miss louise Dooley Fesed
A. Coy Farewell Party

Mrs Raymond Bledaoe, 800 Car
roll Az. entertained nj q farewell
party ON Tuesday, October II In
honor ~ her sister, Miaa I.ouiae
Dooley. who left ~, Paul on
Thursday. October II Ia make her
home In New York CITY
Miss Doolcy, who lived with
her brother and sister In law, Mr.
and Mira Aaron J Dooley, 1924
Carroll Az. received many lovely
gifts
Present were the Mines Wiz
ginia Brown. betty Rr"oainr
Daisy MoAdama, Prentice Har'
rta, Elizabeth Nichols, Eunyce
Lewis, Helen Lawrence and AlthR
Atkins. Mrs Winnie Crouch and
Mrs Ruby Wood were unable "a
be present but sent RiftA
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


Oct. 22--Aibert L. GrtSsam. s6l
nth Az. N; Sam L. Scheiner.
ooAi Morgan Az. s.: Lester l..
Watts, IS Hoag Az. N: Ronald
Arthur westberry. ole Seventh
ST. N.
Oct 23--Mrs, Margaret Allen.
SS2i Third Az. s; Alan Carlisle.
$40 Girard Az, N. Roy jackson.
o6s Seventh Az, N; Mrs. Ada
Patterson. AIS Aidrieh Az. N. J.
E, Thomas, 2si5 Chicago Az;
Mrs, Gertrude vtnigar. ot2 Al.
drich Av. N; Claude Jackson. aoot
Fifth Az. s,
Oct. 2a-Rev. q. w. Mcconnell,
T2S Olson Blvd. Vera Meyers.
722 Girard Az, N, Gertrude Har-
ris., 400 Bryant Av. N. Mrs, VIII
liam Il, Jones, 1887 Stevens Az.
Oct, as. u, Carlisle. 10 Hy-
land Az. N; NJ, q. Evans. 3740
Firth Av, s., Ken Robinson. 4ip
Third 81. s.: Clifford Rucker, 254t
saith Az. 8: Mrs Thomas Brown.
1000 Portland Az: Mrs. Irving
Williams. S6to Smelling Av.
Oct. 20 -Ritajcan Davis, 362i
Portland Az. Mrs, Cora Lane.
1920 Firth Av s.; James Curry,
$3.50 Firth Av. \.
Oct ~ Noriwcitta Richard
son, 1919 Chicago Az: Mrs.
Naomi Whitaker, SIC Girard Az
N.
Oct, ~ Mrs. Gloria Rhodes,
220o Elliot Az; H. &c, Richards,
St2s Oakland Az: Mrs, 4. q
Brccien, 1909 Olson Highway
Mrs. Ida Mopptns. 1921 Firth Az
s.; Clyde &c. Williams. 1881 Port
land Az, Annharad Fraction
Ssai CLINTON Az.
Out of Town Birthdays--
Oct, 70 William Ashby Jr., La
JuntR, Colo, Melvin Boyd. Kansas
city. Mo.
Oct. 81 Lorenzo I'M. Pitts.
burgh. Pa; Joan Washington
Pittsburgh. Ia.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS
Oct. 2S--Mr, and Mrs, William
Helm. 4o0a Fifth Az, g.. a. years,
Oct, sA--Mr. and Mrs. Israel
Smiley. SToo Portland Av., "a
years.
o
ST. PAUL
Oct. % Mr.. and Mrs, Lapcr-
eelle Green. ssA Iglchart Av~ II
years.
OCT, 2S-Mr, and Mrs. II. 8,
Harris, AS Kent St. ~ years
Mr.. and Mrs, Booker Ellis. TAS
Carroll Az 10 years
Oct 20 Mr. and Mrs, Melvin
Gooden. 1904 Carroll Az, eight
years,
Oct. 2s-~Mr, and MIRA d. y
MAasic. 6sp Carroll Az. 80 years
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Rhodes aister. Miss Cecile Madi-
son In Los Angeles, The couple
plan 20 be gone for three weeks.
birthday 0r~ctinEs; Related
birthday greetings 10 little Ho-
bart T, mitchell Ill of t2ii Fourth
Az, s.. who observed his third
birthday on Thursday. October Is.
Attended Fathers Funeral,
Miss Doris TdwelL. 3olp Smelling
Az, recently returned home trom
Foriyce. Arb, where ahe was
called due TO the death Of her ia.
Their.
Bach A. Work, Mrs. Hazel Il.
Curry. $3.50 FNfth Az n. returned
home "Wednesday, October n,
from Fairview hospital where abe
was a patient for several days,
Prior To her period OF hoapltaliEa.
ton. Mrs. Curry had been con.
fined To her home with virus
Flu since September ~, she lr
much improved and was able "a
return Ca work Monday, October
II.
Wcek End Quests, Mr.. and Mrs
James Booghery, $40 ColfaS Az
NJ, had aH their houHeRueatS the
past week end. Mrs, Mary Clay
Chicago and Mru. Anita hush oI
Shreveport, La, sisters ~ Mrs
Booghery and MT and Mrs, Juhar
Houston OF Chicago, niece and ne
phew OF MIR, Booghery.
~ Agnes Guild Holds Meeting
~, Agnes Guild Of ~. T'homa,
EpiscopaI church opened itH fai
meeting at the home Of Mrs Johf
Nellie Jr,, 3pth THIRD Az, r.. OF
Tuesday evening October ~
Plans were discussed for tn,
years program ~ activities
Charmant Social Ciubi Whcf
the Charmant Rocial club mel
Friday, October ~. with Mrs
velma Ramsey, ai20 Third Az Il
IN hostcaa, following n short busl
ness meeting, members were join
ed by their husbands who weT,
their special guests and "A aocia
hour and refreshments were en-
Ioyed.
Dinner IIoatHl Mr.. and Mrs Ro
bert Murray, aOJi Third Az n
were hosts nj dinner on Saturday
October 10. IN honor of Albert y
Harris of Memphis. Tenn, OtheI
guests were Mrs. Eva Neal Of ~
Paul, mother and brother ~ Mrs
Murray and Bob Johnson o
Richmond, Va,
Visiting From Atlantic City
Rev Russell Jetcr, pastor ~ Pro
groaSive tabernacle Baptis
church, Atlantic CITY, ~, J.. in win
lting In the city and Ia the guess
81 MIR and Mrs. Claud Lytle, scat
Fourth Az. n. Rev, Jcter In a cou
sin Of Mr. Lyle.
HACK Ilonel Mrs, Elmer Rmiti
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LEAGUE GUIi.D TO
HEAR HOWARD BENNETT

The Minneapolis Urban League
viii hold It's regular monthly meet
ing Monday, October ~ At tho
YWCA, 18th ~ and ,Eioollet Az
nj \ p. m,
Howard Bennett, attorney, viii
speak on the NAACP.
Members areu rRed 10 he prea-
emf
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friends at "A reception held In the
parlor of the church with the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Pearson, receiving along with Mrs.
Lockett. mother OF the groom.
The brides table, spread with
ecru lace over pink, with a candle
lighted center piece OF pink asters
and white NUNS and dclphiniums
between crystal candlesticks hold
ing white tapcrs made an impress
sive setting for the huge five-tler-
ed wedding cake which was topped
with white bell and satin
streamers, Center Of attraction at
the table was the lighted iced
punch bowl encased with red
American Beauty roses and cen
tered with the traditional bride
andg room ornament. from which
refreshing punch WIS dispensed,
Assisting as hosteSScs were Mrs,
Ida Mae Burrell great aunt, and
Mrs. Alline Neal aunt OF the
bride Mrs Burrcll was lovely in
frock 81 French blue nylon chif-
fon over matching net and taffeta.
floor length. with which she wore
blue sandals embroidered In silver
and gold threads. a diamond neck.
lace and corsage Of pink sweet.
heart roses and NUNS. Mrs Neal
was stunning in IA ballerina length
srock o. aqua lace and ne: with
which she wore gold sandals.
rhinestone jcwelry and corsHge
of pink sweetheart roaes and
NUNS.
Mrs Alice Scott. another aunt
Of the bride. was charming in n
straplesE, ballerinh length gown Of
rcd tulle and she wore gold san.
dals and rhinestone jewelry.
The many beautiful and useful
gifts were displayed on a long
table 10 the left Of the brides
table
Mrs Riley iA graduate Of
South High School and tS employ
cd at the Minneapolis Honeywell
Company Mr. Riley, also "a grad.
uatc OF South High School, Is
currently employed ~ marhinlst
at the Federal Tool Mfg Com.
pany
Mrs Minnie Rhodes and her AS
sistants were In charge nf IN"
: reception
Mr. and Mrs Riley are residing
In their newly purchased home at
1925 3ist Az. s.
Pre-nuptial entertaining includ-
ed dinner given In honor ~ N"
bride and groom elect on Octob"r
2. at the home 81 Mrs Neal 100
Hyland Az " Mrs Pearson,
mother Of the bride was hostsss
A bridal supper honOrnR the
bride and groom elect their At.
PENDANTS and the immediate fam
lies waa given on Thursday eve
ming. October II At The home u
Mrs Neal. with Mrs Burrsll and
Mrs Allen Jones. cousin ~ The
bride, a. co-hnStessea PINK and
white. colors ~ the bride d0minht-
81 the decor The serving table.
spread with a pink darnaHk cloth
with a centsrpiece II rod, pink and
white American Beauty rOs"a On
a nirrored plaque, between silver
candelsbra with pink and whit"
candles. acentustsi the beauty Of
the table appointments
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21

To Boston: s. Ed Hail. go Lyle
hart Av.. secretary-treasurer Of
the ST. Paul Chapter. Associated
Master BARRIERS and Beauticians
Of America, will leave Friday, oc-
tober 81, for Boston. Mass, to at
tend the 18th annual convention
Of the organization at the Somer-
set hotel. October % through ~.
Mr.. Hall win leave by plane.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-21
ATTENDED NURSES MEETING

Among the 90 delegates 10 the
nnieth annual meeting Of the
Minnesota Nufsrs Association "a
be held nj the HadiHaUn Hotel In
Minneapolis on October ~ % and
20, will be Mrs TerethR Bledsos
500 Carroll Az
Mrs BledsOe, a supervisor nj
Miller hospital, Will represent
fifteen Fourth District members
~ this annual meeting President
~ the Fourth District Minnesota
Nurses Association Ia Mrs Ruth
A. Kruger.
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seven O'Clock saturday evening
Hildrieth, pastor of Wayman
double ring ceremony.
The daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Pearson. 1919 Sixth st. So,
and the son OF Mrs. Margaret
Lockett of 2s2s 3ist Az. s.. plight
ed their troth against a back
ground OF cibotium ferns. floral
arrangements OF white gladioli.
snapdragons. paink and yellow
asters and seven branched candel-
abrs holding burning white tapers,
A prelude OF nuptial music was
presented by Mrs Dorothy Sims,
organist, who also played the wed
ding march and accompanied the
soloist, Mr.. Fred Ewing. who sang
The Lords Proyer" and Be
cause"
As the sweet strains of Mendell-
sohn's wedding march were be-
ing played, Mr.. Pearson, father OF
the bride. escorted her to the al
tar and gave her In marriage. The
bride made a picture OF loveliness
in her bridal gown of white nylon
tulle and Alcncon lace over white
satin. The nodded lace bodice fea-
tured Victorian neckline with
Peter Pan collar and long sleeves
ending In points over the hands
and was buttoncd 10 a point below
the waistline with self covered
satin buttons.
The full bouffant skirt Of tulle
was enhanced by an over tunic OF
lace. Tier waist length veil of bri-
dal illusion fell from a white pearl
studded tiara. White kid pumps
and an onyx necklace. a gift from
the groom. completed her en-
sembie She carried a cascade bot
quct Of white stcphanotis conferred
with white orchid.
Mrs. Lois Miller was matron OF
honor. bridesmaids included the
Misses Mozelle Pearson. Gary.
Ind. sister Of the bride; Norma
Rice and Betty LAWYER. cousins Of
theg room.
The matron of honor WAS Attlred
In "A pink dotted nylon net frock
over pink satin, fashioned with
basque bodice, plunging necklino
short puff sleeves and very full
bouffant skirt, baIlcrina length,
and wore matching lowered
halo and hid pumpH She carried
an arm bouquet Of deep pink car
nations
The bridesmaids dressea Of blue
dotted nylon net were fashioned
identically 90 that 81 the matron
of honor and they wore matching
halos, hid pumps and carried arm
bouquets Of pink carnations.
Little Beverly Baker, cousin Of
the groom WAS flower girl and
abe wore yellow net over matching
tsffeta, white hid pumps, yellow
ribbon hair bow and carried n
nosegay Of deep rose and pink
rosebuds David Shaw. cousin Of
the groom. was ring bearer lie
wore formal attire and carried the
rings on a white satin pillow
Mr.. Ted Lockett. brother 81 the
groom, served as best man and
uAhers were Eugene Gre"n,
| brother ~ the bride, Leroy
Thompson, Donald Rice and Yer.
nnn Winston. All wore formal at
tire, black suits. white shirts,
black bow ties and white carna
ton boutonnierss
For her daughters wedding
/ Mrs Pearson chose fall blue
after five length frpck Of cry
staIette. pink hat. rhin"stOns
| jsRelry and wore an orchid eor.
sage Mrs. Lo,ckstt. mother ~ the
groom was a:tirsd In noor
length gown of black figured net
over blue satin She also wore an
orchid corNage
Immediately following The csrs.
rnony. the young newIyRsd couple
received cnnRraiulatiOus from
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The oid-faahlOnsd Sunday iH
the best device ever evolved FOR re-
storing poise and judgement N =
fldgety world &C. Philip CUrflsH
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"A honeymoon Ia Just the vaca-
ton n man takes before going 10
work for n new boss " I1fr To
day.
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Social and Personal
& MINNEAPOLIS Il

On Vacation Mr. and Mrs Warne Rhodes 1924 Fifth Av.
s. left by motor early Sunday morning. October 16 for Cali
fornia and other points Enroue the Rhodes stopped off
for day in Dcs Moines Ia visiting their parents They will
visit in Las Vegas New Los Angeles San Francisco and other
parts OF California and then into Mexico They will visit Mrs
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Social and Personal
& ST. PAUL &

Bon Was Guest Albert F. Harris Memphis Tenn left for
his home Monday October H. after spending days in the
city, visiting his mother Mrs Feda Harris of COS Carroll Mr.
Harris with the state conservation department and supen.
tendent of the 7. o. Fuller State Park
Return From Hunting Trip: The north woods all ablaze
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Jumping at conclusions is not
nearly as good mental exercise AZ
digging for facts.
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Elizabeth Marion Green Becomes Bride
Of James Leroy Riley In Double Ring
Ceremony Al St. Peters A.M.E. Church

The beautiful sanctuary of St Peters AME church the
scene Of wedding of simplicity and charm when Miss Eliza.
beth Marion Green became the bride of James Leroy Riley
o'clock Saturday evening, October 10 Rev Milan John
ldrth pastor of Wayman AME church offciated the
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n woman IN the only hunter
who uses herself M bait Bsrnice
Parks
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An optImist laughs 10 forget, a
pcAsirnIat fargetS 10 laugh
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cool weather suggestion for q
apples served with doughnus Plump baked apples
nicely with cake quality doughnus they
Fresh, packaged. doughnus available made
cook book cake
Here's our recipe for baked apples
Baked Apples
Wash and large Arm baking apples Place baking dish
Spoon into center of each apple Top with butter cup
and candies
around apples and bake moderate
until tender Spoon syrup apples and
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Immediately following the csrs-
mony the young nswly1sd couple
received congratulations from
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lore
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For her daughters wedding
Mrs Pearson chose fall blue
after five length frock Of cry
staIette. pink hat. rhinestone
IerRelry and wore an orchid oor-
sage. Mrs. Lockstt, mother ~ the
groom was a;trsd in floor
length gown of black figured net
over blue satin She also wore an
orchid corHage
Evening star., 1955-10-17

Contracts have been signed for the purchase Of
twenty-five Douglas DCS jet arlners by Pan American
World Anyways Totalng $3.50 Million the order the
largest in the history of commercial aviation.
Douglas jeiners win take you from New York London
in hours from New York to Rio de Janero in less than
hours from Hawaii to San Francisco in less than 4A hours
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