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dermatitis. He learned TO his
sorrow that one may become
allefgic to the plant after years
Of immunity!
Following contact with poi
son ivy or other such plants,
Immediately wash the entire
body with soap and water, par
ticularly the hands and other
areas not covered by clothing.
This may not always prevent
the rash but ii will usually
lessen its spread and severity.
Contrary to popular belief, the
liquid which oozes from poison
ivy blisters neither spreads the
rash to other parts of the body
nor to other people.
Evening star., 1955-05-01

the summer. Other skin dis
eases, resulting from sensitivity
to sunlight and heat, naturally
occur more frequently.
Eruptions due to poison ivy
and other allergy-causing
plants affect more persons in
the summer, when there is more
opportunity for exposure. Peo-
pie who know that they are
allergic to poison ivy usually
try to avoid such exposure. But
don't boast. Il never catch it. "
One man volunteered to re-
move poison ivy from the prop
erty Of a friend highly sensitive
to the weed. He later came to
see me with a severe poison-ivy
Evening star., 1955-05-01

turn, the seasons exert
a profound influence
upon our skins func-
tons and diseases. For
example, many persons
with acne (pimples).
eczema and psoriasis
know that their rashes
usually improve during
Evening star., 1955-05-01

poison ivy, such as 3-pentade-
cylcatechol, have been isolated.
There is hope that these dis
coveries win lead to improved
preventive measures against this
often torturous skin disease.
Until, then avoid the plant!
Another common miscon-
ception is that fungus disease
of the feet l''athlete's foot'')
occurs during the summer
months because the feet pick up
the fungus germs on beaches,
near swimming pools and in
shower rooms, etc. Actually
the germs. which have been liv-
ing harmlessly on the patients
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1955-05-01
No Seap

INCE an eruption has
appeared it is harmless
to wash and bathe. but
no soap should be used
on affected areas. In
recent years some Of
the active principles Of
Evening star., 1955-05-01

Here q specialist tells you
how TO combat poison
ivy, sunburn and other
hot-weather annoyances
WYE ARE all quick to worry
w about our stomach, our
lungs or even our falling hair,
but most of us take our 20
square feet of skin very much
for granted.
Actually, our skin is a won
derfully complicated, strong,
yet sensitive organ. One Of its
major jobs is to help our body
adjust to heat and cold. In
Evening star., 1955-05-01

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SUMNER
AND YOUR SKIN
By Rudolf L. Baer, MD.
APPROVED

ASSOCIATE svPanslosy
mEw Yoak vavrRsrY posT GRADUATE MEDICAL seSool
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04

THE PEOPLE Is VIRGINIA are fast
arriving at the place ID the road where
decision must b. made H regard ID the
future Of the State thc Nation the
school. systems, the social systcms and the
way Of life. I he true meaning ot the deci-
sion u the y. s. supreme Court on May
N, 954 IL beginning ID dawn Upon more
and more people u the State as they come
to grips with the dilemma of the schools
system, the economic uncertainties and the
social revolution. We hope Il is not too late
and w trust solutions VII w found With
out undue losses because VI outside pres
.urps and inside bad judgment
When the t. s. Supreme Court fors2ok
law and handed down 4 dcasion destined
70 change the living habits III third 81 the
population, based on the findings ot social
engineer" with philo7oph, foreign to
those held by the trainers Of the Constitu-
tion Of the United States, this country
abandoned established Iaw and precedent %
enter An era ot law ~ philosophy, psychol-
ogv and sociology No one charged with gov
erninQ by aW has a guidepozt to which to
turn Taken 70 its ultimate end, the coun-
THY can drift swiftly to rule by the nine
men IL the Supreme Court a- terrible as
SUCH prospects may seem
The Governors School StudE Con6-
sion has come 10 grips with Tho true mcan-
nq Of -uch 4 condition 1t II attempting to
act within the am III meeting i situation
created BY a decision not based on la~ but
ON socioIoqt Of questionable worth. Whore
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04

state Of Virginia. with the backing Of the
electorate maintaining the sovereignty
guaranteed by the Tenth Amendment of
The Constitution Of the United States It
vii require declaration specifically af-
Hrm5np the determination Of the State Of
Virginia ~ maintain separate schools for
those pupils wishing to attend such schools,
III order to meet the present situation
1t will mean that the sovereignty Of the
State Of Virginia be interposed between the
Federal Courts and the local school off
ciaIs with re- pect to any effort Of such
courts To usurp state authority III the mat
ter Of public education.
The attack upon racially separated
school. is bat the first step in series which
may follow Each Of which may white
away the sovereignty Of the states and the
liberties Of the individual citizen. Each step
IN the social engineer s, on the professional
politicians infiltration Of our philosophy
Of free government viii stifle liberty
II this appears drastic, take a look down
the other fork in the road Expectancy.
Accept without resistance the decision.
sign the doom Of the white race and the
Negro race set up conditions Of economic
and social reprisals pit church against
church, brother against brother and race
against race What would play more into
the hand Of the communists and shake the
foundations Of this Republic? There, my
readers IL where rule BY minoritics il lead
ing us
h., tIo-f..iC,,, I
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04
Lee Theatre

Twist ot Fate A melodlamt
involving an eN-actrcSs. a young
artist and countcrfitter Not
recommended for children
valley Ut tie Kings apIpn-
a lsc ~ Egyptian background
n color Excellent ettIne and .a.r
story for adults and young ue0-
pie Too mature for children
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04

nay opinion right up ~ the close
Of the second season on NoFcm
Der II
A reminder Don't go Duck
hunting without your Migratory
Waterfowl Stamp
Evening star., 1955-05-08


Mr.. Stanley E. Warren is an engineer
on one of the country's crack trains.
Here is what he says about Bantron:
For many years had known that
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again tried. I just guess l didn't have
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y say to everybody who is a slave to
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ACE I4-IHE WASHINGTON STAR PIC
Evening star., 1955-05-08
"Stop Smoking? They Said
ICouldn't, but [ Did,"
Amazing New Formula Helps Break Smoking
Habit in S Days Easily and Pleasantly
= Soys Stanley E. Worren

In a series of dramatic tests scientists
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women to stop smoking in days.
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1t has no unpleasant after-effects and
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This new scientific formula does not
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maryland

AIperstein's Elee. Villose
85l3 Piney Broneh Rd.. Sill. Spo.
copitol Applionee Co.
1897 Geonoio Ave.. Silver Spring
Coils. Ben, Inc.
Blodensburo
Deon Lumber 8 Supply
Hollywood
Dobson Implement
Brondywine
Jock Dousherty's
Mdse. Mort
Lexington Pork
Howard Honsmett
leonordtown
Heeht Co., The
Silver Spring
hyottsvilIe Home Appliance
Co.
HyottsvilIe
Kenny's Appliances
$500 34th St., Nj. Roinier
Love Cos Company
MottinsIy. B. ..
leonordfown
Militory Buying Service
Lexington Pork
oIney Refrigeration
Service
p, o. Box l55. OIney
Porron. W. S.
Prince Frederick
Rodio Service 3 Supply
Lexington Pork
Riverdole Refrigeration
62l0 R. !. Ave.
Scientist Cliff Appliance
Port Republic
SIostesy's
500 Wis. Ave.
ToyIor Cos g. Electric
Lexington Pork
Truemon. n. 6.
St. leonords
VIRGINIA
Ace T
Horrisonburo
Boumboek, W. J.
4l47 Wilson Blvd, Ah.
BoyIiss 8 Peterson
Winchester
Downey Furniture
Elkton
Downey Furniture
luroy
Duneon Electric
Evening star., 1955-05-08

Heeht Co.. The
Porkinoton
Hopkins Furniture
$40 King ST.. Alex.
Hush-Soum Company
Edinburo
Hunter Hordwore
Centerville
Kemp Electric
PurceIlville
Kiblev Furniture
Front RoyoI
loudoun Propone Gas Corp.
iomilton
Luekett's, Inc.
1912 King St.. Alex.
Monossos Furniture
Monossos
Mortin Furniture
CuIpeper
Mitehelrs Store
leesbure
Mosev Furniture
Morsholl
Myers Ford Company
Elkton
0FloheFty Furniture
Noun Jockson
PortIow Bros.
Ashburn
Pollock Refrigeration
1901 Wilson Blvd, All.
Quontieo Appliance
Quontico
Sullivon Heotins g. cooIins
Shenondooh
Thrift Auto &
Appliance Store, Inc.
82l S. Wash. St.. Alex.
Thrifty Stores
Herndon
Tip Top Rodio
6erryviIIe
Toison Feed 8 Hordwore
Colverton
TrionsIe Hordwore
Trionole
Vienno Appliance
Vienno
I'm MILO CHAVEZ.
DISTRIBUTOR
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Evening star., 1955-05-08
Celebrate NORGE
ANNIVERSARY DAYS
with your NORGE
dealer and save
Abromson, n.
l022 TIN St. NV.

iS&S '"' St.g wv
Amerieon Furniture
Exehonse
1923 7th St., NV.
Anderson Furniture Co.
TAB 9th St. Sc.
Andy's Refrigeration
280l 18th St.. NE.
Bieir ~. 8 Music Co.
5422 Western Ave-. NV.
Comeo Appliance
5ll 4th St.. S.W.
Crown Co.
S27 7th St. NV
Gem Appliance Co.
5l7F St. NV.
Flood, J. G.
20l2 l4th St., NV.
Georges Redo 8
Television Co.
IN II ST.. NE.
9th & E SITS. NV.
Warehouse
2l46 oath Pi., N. E.
Home Appliance Co.
sl6 r ST., NV.
lO2l II St., NE.
Heeht Co.. The
7th & r SITS. NV.
Jay Stores
5O6 llth St. Sc.
keeson's Appliance
1884 Macarthur Blvd. NV.
Meywit Appliances
600 3rd St. NV.
Neylor ~. 8 Appliance
264O-A Alobomo Ave., Sc.
Phillips Warehouse
2l45 Queens Chapel Rd., NE.
Sletter's
4309 Wis. Ave. NV.
STANDARD Tire g Bostery Co.
924 n St. NE.
Sun Rodio
936 + St., NV.
llth 6 E Sts. NV.
Todd's Warehouse
18th 6 II SITS. NV.
Downtown
1908 F ST., NV.
Wolker-Thossos furn. Co.
l03l 7th St. NV.
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3O57 IA St.. NV.
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Evening star., 1955-05-08

DISTRIBUTOR
OF NORGE FINE
APPLIANCES
IN TINS AREA.
WE'RE KNOWN As

WASHINGTON WHOLESALERS
zo52 Wess virsinis Ave. NE.
WeshiNStea Z. D. G.
Be sure 10 check the Norge deoler 3D.
vertisememts in The Stur end other
O'eo aewspopers dusias The next few
weeks for speeiol news On the greet
Hew Norge vo,Ses being oaaosaeed.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07
Five Year Old
Wlllo Ellis Nos
nlvthduv p0rtv

LATHE Miss villa Ellis, who was
five years old September 30. oele-
brated her birthday with a few
friends ON Saturday. October I
at the home OF her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs, AlonEo Ellis, 3bOs
Firth Az, n.
The honoree and Huesta enjoyed
playing with her toys and partak
ing Of light refreshments Of Ice
cream, cake and orange pop after
the singing Of Happy birthday
To You"
LATHE Villa was very happy
with the preAcnts she received and
especially tho gorgeous bouquet Of
red and white roaebuda. one oi
the gifts from her father.
Those helping TO make her
birthday n happy occasion were
Gayla Christ. Ann and Katrina
Collins, Dwight Harris, Jane I.cek,
Halana Thomas and her brother
Lonnic ellis. Maria Childrcsa was
unable Ia be present due 10 a
severe cold.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07
cAlIFoRNIANs VISIT
RELAuvES MERE

MT and Mrs, Robert Christmas
of Oakland. Calf. arrived by
motor September 81, and spent
three days In the city visiting rel.
atives and friends They were the
house guests ot Mrs. Christmas
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Carter F1ct.
cher Of 900 St Anthony Az.
Mrs, Christmas. the former
Gertrude Fletcher. formerly lived
In st. Paul Many courtesies were
extended the Cahfornians during
their short stay Mr., and Mrs.
Fletcher entertained at family
dinner In honor 81 their guests.
Guests present were McaSrs. and
Mines. Readus Fletcher and family
sister-in'law and brother Of Mrs.
Christmas, George Milton. broth.
or and alstcr-in-law OF Mrs. Flet.
cher. RUFUS Williams. Solon ellis
and Ernest Lynch,
This visit was Mr. Christmas
FIRST trip TO ~. Paul and he was
greatly impressed with tho beauty
OF the city, It's lakes and tho hos.
pitality accorded them by the
many friends and relatives,
The visitors left for home and
viii stop cnrouto at Omaha, Neb,,
visiting friends there.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07
DEBS 4 DATES
by "Shirlce"

Iii fabulous debs and dates. well
here am once more, with more
news about you. and some OF the
coming events In the Twins"
I heard that Margaret Rhodes
party Saturday night was really
'gaSsed." Next time everyone
wear a mask.
Say, fabulous people. II YOU
haven't got anything To do tomor-
row, why not SO over TO South 81.
faul's Athletic Field. and watch
Madison Norwood and Charles
Smith play football I am quite
sure that they would appreciate
your presence, even II they don't
see you, they can feel you roofing
for them, How about itY
The dance at Wheatley satur-
day was nothing TO brag about,
but IL was nice, Saturday also
seemed 20 be Bermuda shorts
night, for just about all the dehs
at the dance had their Bermuda's
on; and some OF the outfits were
most sharp,
Guess what debs and dates,
Barb Is finally coming home from
her vacation. Welcome home
Barb"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

This fabulous deb In u senior al
South High school, and she Ia five
feet one and three fourth inches
tall, weighing 100 pounds. She Ia
is today, Her favorttc subject IN
school Is Secretarial practice
Soldier Boy" heads her list I'm
records. and the MidniEhtcrs arr
tops In tho artists She loves 90
play baseball, and II quite good nj
II, and basketball comes next. Her
favorite activities are parties and
more parties, dances and having n
good time, Her favorite food IL
hot chilli She In president of that
fabulous club. the Colucs-kas. and
treasurer Of the st Thomas
Young Peoples Fellowship.
Yes, this deb h Robbie Hayes
Some OF her friends gave her the
nickname Of Robert" but she
looks far from being a Robert"
Bobby has her eye ON n fabulous
date In the ''Twins', u shouldn't
take much for her 10 get him
Boobies ambition Is 10 become n
private secretary, She should
achieve this. for ahe has the per
sonality TO become adept In that
field Most OF the kids In the
Twins" know Robbie. and think
that those who do know her will
agree with me when ] say that
she In "A real nice person. Once you
know her you become friend 81
hers. II would take a lot Of un-
doing 10 become an enemy Garry
on Robbie, the road for you Ii
not too hard
Lee Ballard has lief, the Twins
for the top Of the world"
Some more Of tho Twins" fab
ulous people have said their
faithful vows Saturday DcloriH
Faison and JEFF Melton said theirs
and Sunday, In beautiful wed,
ding ceremony Pat Williams and
Dickic Stokes were married
Who's neKt7
Happy birthday, Robbie.
That's all for this week, Eu
keep your eye on this space again
next week until then Signing Off
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

Ruth Hill. third. The next meet
ing will be at the home Of Mrs.
Ruth Hill, zoos Fifth Av. s. on
Saturday, November 5.
DakOdians Visit; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Harris of Sioux Falls, s. ID.
were the house guests OF Rev. and
Mrs. f. J. Henderson. 1929 Al
drich Av. N. They arrived Sunday
October and left Wednesday.
willing Workers Club WIN
Meet: The Willing Workers Club
OF Bethesda Baptist church will
meet at the home OF the president.
Mrs. Leola Young. 6l2 18th Av. s..
Thursday. October Is at s p. m.
With Mrs. Susie Parker as hos
tess.
Undergoes Surgery; Maurice
Daniels. 37l6 Fifth Az. s.. entered
University hospital Wednesday
night, September %. and under
went surgery Thursday morning.
Mr., Daniels is making satisfactory
progress
Guest: Mrs. Lucille Scaise was
the overnight guest OF Rev. and
Mrs. +. J. Henderson, Saturday.
October l, and their dinner guest
on Sunday at their home. 1l29
Aldrich Az. N.
Entertain For w. NJ. Seabron:
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Newman,
1883 Third Av. s. entertained in
formally Friday night, September
80. in honor OF william M. Sea-
bron Of Detroit Among those who
were guests were Messrs. and
Mines. Paul Curry, Henry Thomas.
Wilfred G Leland, Ashby Gasltins.
Jonas q. Schwartz, Shelton
Granger. Coleridge Hendon. Ru-
fus Webster. Clifford f. Rucker.
Curtis c. Chivers and Mr.. Ray
mond w. Cannon.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

Mrs. Bessie Turner DAVIS, SoI
Fremont Av N, has announced
the engagement OF her daughter.
Daisy Ruth to Mr.. Clarence
Young. 500 Irving Av N. former
ly OF Kansas City. KRns,
Miss Davis. a graduate OF North
High School. attended the Mime.
sofa Business College and was a
secretary at the University
Library. She Is currently employed
as biller OF the Purchasing De
partment for the city OF Mime
apolis.
Mr.. Young Is a graduate OF the
Sumner High School, Kansas City,
Kans. He served two years in the
u. s, Navy and two years in the
u. s. Armed forces.
The wedding will be an event OF
November II. 1855 at Holsey
Memorial CINE church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07
chieuuoons vIsh With
Rev. And Mrs. Roddlek

Rev, and Mrs. Henderson Red
dick, si6 Aldrich Av NJ, had a.
their house guests for one week.
Mrs Bessie Mcknight and Mr..
Jesse Cook Of Chicago. III.
Their visit came 10 a happy end
ing on Saturday afternoon. octo-
Der I. when Mrs. Mcknight be-
came the bride OF Mr.. Cook In .
single ring ceremony. Rev, Red
dick performed tho ceremony at
p M at tho home OF the Red
dicks, The bride chose navy
blue suit with blue accessories and
wore coruage OF white carnA-
tons,
Mr and Mrs. william Reidick.
SSiT Clinton Az, honored the
newlywcda with dinner at 3 p. m.
Rev. and Mrs, Reddick were also
guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Cook left at II
p. m. Saturday evening for their
home In Chicago,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

Mr., and Mrs, Charles Washing
ton and family OF Barry. H.. are
visiting their daughters. sons and
their families, Mr.. and Mrs,
James Washington OF SaSI SMELL
ing Az. Mr.. and Mrs, Walter
TrRmmel and children Of 500 Cir.
ard Az, NJ; Mr. and Mrs. Ollie
Slayton Jr, OF S6at Smelling Av.
and Mrs. WaShington's mother,
Mrs. Mary Monroe and Mr., and
Mrs, Albert Smith OF Ss2A Fourth
Av 8. sister and brother-in.lAw OF
Mrs, Washington,
The wash,ngtons are well
known radio and tolcvision artists,
Their quartet, composed OF the
Senior waShingtcns, a daughter.
Patricia and son. Robert and
known ~ the Washington Family
Quartet are now singing over ra,
dio station wBpA IL Ptttsfield.
Ill, and are widely known thru
out Illinois, Missouri and Iowa
for their vocal rcnditlons,
on Sunday, October 2, the quar-
tct appeared at Bethesda Hap
fist church during tho morning
worship and sang ono number
that was warmly received.
While In the city. they are the
guests OF their daughter and SON
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ohio slayton
Jr.. and will spend a week visit
ing their relatives.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07
Gordon lovers Enjoy
luncheon And Elect
New Club Officers

When the Garden Lovers Club
held its last meeting OF the year
in the home OF Mrs. Clyde VII
hams. 1881 Portland Az, on Tues
day. Oct. I, members were feted
with a full course luncheon serv-
ed by the hostess proceeding the
meeting.
After lunch short business
meeting was held and topping the
agenda was election OF officers,
with the following elected
President, Mrs. Carl Watson;
vice president, Mrs. A. - Cassius
secretary. Mrs. John Nellie;
treasurer. Mrs. Earl Sims and
Mrs. Clyde Williams, program
chairman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

80 <N's o. ulOllcT OF MIS-.
Adams.
Return Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Napue, 5l3s Humboldt Av.
~, arrived home Monday night,
October 3, from a vacation trip
spent in Chicago. Ill. and Detroit
Mich. In Detroit they were guests
at the Fairbane Hotel They went
on guided tour into Windsor,
Canada, and enjoyed the
many scenic views. They stopped
in Chicago enroute home and were
the guests OF Mrs. Goldie Clay.
sister of Mr.. Napue and visited
with Mrs. Samuel e. Perry, a
cousin Of Mrs. Napue.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Taylor, 526 Emerson Av N.
are entertaining very special
guests, their two grandsons, Kim
and Craig Taylor who arrived
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Cecil Taylor OF San Pablo,
Calf. Thursday. September 20.
The Taylors were accompanied by
Mrs. Evelyn Turley Of San Fran
cisco, sister OF Mrs. Cecil Taylor
and a niece. Mrs. Geraldine Nor
gan Of Stockton, Calf. The oc-
casion OF their visit was TO at
tend the wedding Of their niece,
Miss Ruth Jackson, who was wed
to James B. Williams Of Kansas
City, Mo. on Friday, September
80.
First Nighters Bridge Club: The
First Nighters Bridge club met
Saturday afternoon. October 1.
with Mrs. Tyler Howell Jr,, 1922
Oakland Av. as hostess. Prizes
were awarded for high scores to
Mrs. James Robinson. first; Mrs.
Henry Thomas, second and Mrs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

Suburhanitcs Cmbi Tho Sub,
urbanitcs win meet Friday nigh,
october 7, AZ the homo of Mrs
Gloria Bowper, 1898 N, County
Road u ON Saturday evening,
October I. tho club sponsored a
cabaret bingo party that was re-
ported y success.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07
APPLICATION To WE'D

Carlos r. McndosR, 1903 Lyn-
dale Av N, has made application
for a marriage license 10 wed Mrs.
Edna NJ Brooks OF 1903 Lyndale
Az. N.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07
Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS !

ondergoes Surgery Mr.. James P Sims 39l7 Fifth Ay s
patient IN Veterans hospital where he underwent surgery
on september rs His condition is reported as good
Famlly Quests: Mr.. and Mrs Archie Adams of Kansas
c Mans spent few days in the city visiting relatives and
friends They the house guests Of Mrs D. Thomas ST36
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INVITATION

The Minneapolis Urban League
invites the public 10 its annual
Fall Tea in the Fireside Room Of
the Mpls Institute OF Arts Sun
day afternoon. Oct q. 3 TO 3 p.
m. Art Exhibit. The New Dec
ade."
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Sports by Jimmie Griffin are
Away. concise and authoritative.
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