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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
cHIcAGOLIvEsTOCK

CHICAGO, sept, 0 " tUsDA).--
Salable hogs $500; active. rs TO a,
much as so higher on butchers. mos
advance on weights under 1910 ID
weights 400 p and heavier sold early;
is butchers ie.SSa-iSS.75; n mainly II ys 1851
and above on weights over 200 ID
numerous sold Of mixed grades Of weight:
over 2l0 ID at 1875: several lots 1885
including mixed No, 1 and % 2I0-23t
% h ssS Ss No Is lag g rs s e 1890 ~
q SO head lot mostly No. Is 2f0 Il
is. s6-ie.So; sows 100 Is and iishtei
ID; bulk 100000 ID 13.50-14.50; lev
up to 900 Id and heavier as low o,
l2 ss., early slssrs me- ..,.h,. ..,v.
900; small fresh receipts Include sever
loads Of western cattle direct to feeder
dealers; SLAUGHTER steers. and heiferi
scarce. . few sales steady: cows ans
bulls steady to weak; other classes
steady: q small lot low prime 1.325 II
steers s, e fey low g sons {; I,
and s &c 10000 90: utility and com
merciai cows 10.25.Io. 50: Gamers ant
cutters 500 10 so. utility and CONNER
cial bulls 13.75-15,25: good to prime
|vealers 20.00-25. 90; q few Gull calve'
and ysaiers s as low , as 600 nr,n. ,.m,
yearlings and sheep. steady. good z
prime native spring lambs. la.o0-22 25
latter price sparingly; most Gull to lov
good 12.00-1s.0o; q short deck mostl!
choice 100 ID shofn yeariinEs carrying
fall shorn pelts at 1900; few Gull Il
mostly good shorn ewes 3.00-4.5O.
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Rails Out Front
As Stocks Rise
In Brisk Dealing

NEW YORK. Sept. o B.-The
Stock Market was higher In the
early afternoon today with the
railroads in a leading role. The
rails had support from motors
and steels.
Trading was brisk at a rate
around 2la million shares for
the day. That compares with
|2.470.O00 shares traded yester-
day when the market was irTegu-
larry higher.
Prices today were somewhat
narrow in the great bulk OF
cases, but the range went to
around 3 points either way.
Reynolds Metals made a SEN
sational advance Of 90 points at
286h.
The stock has been split f1ye-
for-one, and the new stock
started trading today on when
issued" basis. It opened at 5412
on a block Of 5000 shares and
then raced ahead in step with
the old stocks rise. The old
stock traded at 229 at the be-
ginning of last week.
r. s. Reynolds. jr.. president
of Reynolds Metals, said the
|company's sales in August were
highest In its history. He also
pointed to the great possibilities
|of expansion in fields where high
priced copper held sway.
The stock market at the start
|of this week. after the Labor
Day recess, broke through to q
new record high level. The As
|sociated Press average Of 60
stocks advanced $3.50 to SIT. 10
That represented the final phase
|of the reaction that started
July IS when the market stood
lat a record high point. The
market was UP another dime on
Wednesday and again yester-
day. making three straight new
record high marks.
Corporate bonds were easy.
United States Governments
trading over the counter were
down q bit.
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department:
Poultry Quotations
Poultry: Barely steady to weak on
fryers. Moderate supplies including
FOLLOWERS exceeded q. lighter buying in
tcrest. Clearance slow under o light
to fair demand. Heavy type hens
steady to firm. Offerings very light.
Broiiers or flyers: 3 pounds and over
81 -33, mostly 3l-31h. Hens Light type
Is.
Livestock Market
Cattle 200; not enough any class
cattle sold to establish q price trend.
most OF small supply received being
fed and watered for Mondays trade.
Calves, hogs and sheep: None tsti-
mated, quotations nominally I'M
changed.
Market Arm for large as prices moved
higher. Unsettled on mediums. Re:
ceipts moderate to heavy. Demand good
and offerings ADEQUATE.
Prices paid BY flrst receivers fob.
Baltimore, cases included:
whites Mixed Colors
Large, min. so pct
Mediums, min. go
pct A qualify bS-b9 b1-bo
Receipts: Eggs 4.s22 cases by truck
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Retailers List
ewSaIesGains

NEW YORK. Sept. o R.-
Shoppers increased their spend
ing in the Nations retail stores
this week. it was reported today
by Dun & Bradstreet.
Gains were registered in both
downtown and suburban shop
ping districts. In some parts of
the country. cooler weather was
a big factor in bringing custom
ers into stores.
Back-to-school wear was in
heavy demand. with boys Stacks,
sports jackets, and shirts among
the most popular items. There
was a marked increase in sales
of children's shoes. College de-
partments reported heavy buy
ing Of mems Stacks, suits and
shoes. Sales Of women's apparel
were up slightly from the week
before. but failed to match the
year-ago level.
Total dollar volume Of retail
trade across the country ranged
from 3 to 7 per cent higher than
Ia year ago for the week ended
Wednesday. September Z, Dun &
Bradstreet said.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Sept R-Foreigr
exchange rates follow tqreat Britain In
dollars, others in cents;
Canadian dollar In New York oper
market III L32 per cent premium q
Europe: Great Britain (pound)
g; 5sh. on I/3a Of e sent; oS Gree!
4 Of q cent; Great Britain so day
futures 2;7ah: on i/sa Of cent:
s.1s ssIsS, UNCHANGED; Belgium franc franc
l.9S7s, up ooh Of Q cent; France .2Ssi
q cent ads,,.s JSnsh mars 81
changed; Holland tguilderl 26.12hs. I'M
SnsRsss f pSr,Ss s s.. sS Of cent
chsnged Sweden !kronal 1884. un;
1894. UNCHANGED; Denmark tkrone)
1880, unchanged.
Latin America: .Arsentina (free) 7,22,
Brazil Gree) LAS, un-
Mexico 500, UNCHANGED; vene-
suela (boliyarl 3o.03. UNCHANGED.
Far East: Hong Kong dollar 1910.
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Heavy construction contract
awards this week totaled $3T5,-
7l4,000. Despite the holiday it
was the largest weekly volume
since mid-July. The latest batch
Iof awards pushed the 1855 total
to a record $13,053. 982. 900 or 81
lper cent of the year-ago rate
Engineering News Record.
Daily average gross crude oil
and lease condensate production
decreased 1924 barrels in the
week ended September 2. To-
falling 6,661,876 and compared
with 6.11l.40o barrels a year ago.
American Petroleum Institute.
Keystone Steel g. Wire reports
for the fiscal year ended June
80 net income totaling $780,
1923. equal to $5.07 a. capital
share, compared with $685., 028,
or $3.04 a share. in the preced-
ing fiscal year. Sales totaled
$l0l $3.50, 68s, up rs per cent from
$81,114,278 in 1854.
Dan River Mills stockholders
voted to increase the capital
from SIS million to $25 million
by the issuance Of two million
additional shares of the COM
pany's common stock.
Hertz Corp. directors have
voted to split the company's
stock on q two-for lone basis anc
to pay dividends at a $l-a-share
annual rate on the increased
stock.
Fl. w. Woolworth reports Au-
gust sales of $58.013,386 as COM
pared to $52.598, SAL sales in Au-
gust 1854. a 1912 per cent in
crease.
S. HI. Kress reports August
sales of $4,000, 800 compared to
I$12, 798. 695 sales in August 1854,
a gain Of 1.6 per cent.
Lerner Stores Corp. reports
August sales Of Sill .033.019 COM
pared to $9.803, $50 sales in Au-
gust last year. a 1875 per cent
increase.
McCreory Stores list August
sales of $8,714.S70 compared to
August 1854 sales of $8.044.064,
a gain Of 8.3 per cent.
Atlas Plywo0d Corp. reports
net income of 1922, 448 or IS
cents a share for the fiscal year
Tended June 30. Sales totaled
SIS, S83, 098 for the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1854. net was
1$492,5l or % cents a share on
sales of $36.313.752.
Consolidated Foods reports for
the f1cal year ended June 30 net
Income of $2,578,818 or $l.69 a
share VS.. $3,267.247 or 1922 for
1854,
Pittsburgh Metallurgical re-
ports for the fiscal year ended
June 80 net income Of 81, 1862, $40
or $2.54 a share VS.. $903.738 or
$l.68 for 1854.
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Theodore Barker to Talk
For Women Accountants

Theodore r. Barker Of the
Washington Office of the Hart
ford Accident & Indemnity Co.,
will speak at dinner meeting
OF District Chapter, American
Society Of Women. Accountants
at Hotel Ambassador on Wednes-
day. September IA.
His subject will be: "Interpre-
tation Of Financial Statements
In Connection With Performance
and Payment Bonds" A. social
session at 6 pm. will be followed
by dinner at $3.50 pm.
School and Road Problems
Called Serious Challenge
The Nation has made great
progress with a more positive
foreign policy under President
Eisenhower. but still faces two
very pressing problems, made
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FNMA Reports Profit
Of S35 Million

The Federal National Mort
gage Association acquired more
than $500 million Of FHA-insured
and VA guaranteed mortgages
during the last fiscal year ended
June 80 while selling mortgages
valued at around 5000 million
In the same period.
These figures along with q
net profit of nearly $35 million
highlighted the 1855 fiscal
years statistical report from
President j. Stanley Baughman.
The years net raised total
profit since the agency's incep-
ton in February. 1888. to $188
million and its year-end portfolio
OF around $4,000 mortgages
was valued at about $2.6 billion.
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Columbia Glass to Open
New Bethesda Store

Columbia Glass & Mirror Co.,
lweil-known Washington mirror
and glass firm will open q Be-
thesda. Md. store at 1884 Wis
lconsin avenue on Thursday.
September Is. President Donald
F. Lenehan announced.
| Mr.. 'Lenehan said the new
store recognized the growing de-
mand for this type Of business
in the suburbs. Main Offices OF
the company are at 1904 M
street NV.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept o B.-Grains held
steady In routine dealings on the Board
lof Trade today. apparently marking time
until issuance OF the Agriculture De-
lpartment's crop report after the close,
Prices we're mixed with o majority OF
contracts leaning toward the upside.
Buying came in large measure from
commission houses, Local traders were
not inclined to much activity prior 20
the crop report.
Wheat near the end Of the first hour
corn lower to SSi isSer sep tsse
.27Is; oats y lower to Y higher, Sep
TENDER 56ss; rye " lower to Y higher.
September GO; soybeans Va TO IA higher.
september 2.21 Y. and lard to to Is cents
lO.37.
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State Loan Asks Vote
On Profit Sharing Plan

lquate schools and inadequate
roads. declared Fred A. Seaton,
Deputy Assistant to the Presi-
dent. at Hotel Statler yesterday.
Addressing q luncheon Of the
National Sales Executives board
LOT directors and the Washing
ton Sales Executives Club. Mr..
lSeaton said that despite Q great
IDEAL Of skepticism. especially
among those have ready access
to newspapers. television and
radio. the Presidents foreign
policy had stirred hopes that a
period Of peace had become
possible.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Sept. H.-cotton
futures moved in Q narrow range in
forenoon dealings today. There was no
real pressure In the market. The
higher Government cotton crop report
in futures at the moment. A good
|underlying demand was indicated 70
NEARBY December which sold ct 33.51
Noon prices were 8 10 30 cents q
bale lower than the previous close
October 81; 81, December 1851 ant
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Cost Accountants to Hear
General Mills Analyst

Washington Chapter, National
Association Of Cost Accountants,
win hear a talk by Arthur II
Smith. management analyst Of
General Mills, Inc, at its first
fall meeting at the Occidental
lat $3.50 pm. on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER IA.
His subject: "Today's Chal-
lenges to Industrial Accounting.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Sept. Up nuspA,
Wholesale egg prices were Arm TODAY.
Receipts 1880. Wholesale selling
prices based on exchange an other
volume sales. New York spot quotations
eolors: Extras t4s-50 lbsl 49Ia-5I; ex-
tras large t46-4S lbsl 45is-47Ia; extras
medium 40-4I; smalls 29-29ta; standards
Whites Extras 1850 Ibsi 53-541a: ex-
tras large t45-4S lhs) 5O-52: extras
medium 41-42la. Browns: Extras AS
20 lbs) 5l-53. Includes nearby: whites
4l-41: smalis 295a-30: peewees 25-25IS
Browns: Top quality 1850 ibs) 1851:
mediums 4ih-42; smalls 33-33h; pee
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|MergenthaIer Linotype
Declares 5O-Cent Extra

Directors Of Mergenthaler Lin
lotype Co. yesterday declared a
regular quarterly dividend Of SO
cents a share plus an extra divi-
Idend Of so cents a share.
The latest dividends will be
payable September % to stock
holders Of record September 10.
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|NASD Membership Rises
Further In August

Membership of the Nationa
Association Of Securities Dealers
reached another record Of $685.
on August 81, it was reported
here by Wallace H. Fulton
executive director.
The total, representing the
AID consecutive monthly in.
crease. was up Q per cent from
3.ll8 at the end Of August lasi
year.
District 8. embracing Arizona,
Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and
Wyoming, made the biggest adj
vance. from "a to Ill members.
Texas. or District 6. gained from
|l26 to 154. New York City had
934 VS.. 891 q year earlier.
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By DONALD B. HADLEY

Owners Of both Class A anc
Class B stocks Of State Loan &
Finance Corp. have been called
TO Q special meeting at 10 am
on Friday. September 20. to vote
on q profit-sharing plan pro-
posed by directors. it was learned
today.
Under the plan the company
would each year set aside 5 per
cent Of consolidated net income
Of itself and subsidiaries before
income taxes. II adopted the
present stock purchase plan for
employees would be abandoned
and the annual basic bonus OF
each employe would be reduced
Notice of the meeting to be
held In the Ring Building Is
being distributed along with q
request for proxies In support OF
the plan and q statement ex-
planning reasons for the step.
Each class OF stock win be
voted separately at the meeting
and q majority In the interest
Of each class Is required for
adoption. Stockholders Of record
at the close September / will be
entitled to vote.
Cost Would Have TotaIed
S45.596 Last Year
Had the plan been in effect in
1854 the company's contribution
would have been $l30.457. How
ever. elimination Of the stock
purchase plan and reduction in
the bonus would have reduced
this to $45.596.
President Davis Weir said the
stock purchase plan and bonus
have proven inadequate and that
proflt-sharing providing more
security, in line with the ma
tionai trend. can be expected to
reduce costly turnover Of trained
personnel.
Management feels that adop-
ton Of the plan viii materially
benefit the company" he de-
clared. I'VE will be able to hire
and retain competent personnel.
thus materially reducing our
turnover expense.
Since employees will be given
q shart Of profits, 1t is PROBABLE
each will be more vitality inter-
eSted in seeing his own job done
well to increase these profits to
the maximum, thus benefiting
the company and stockholders. !"
ALLEGATION to be Based
On Size Of Each Salary
The annual contribution to the
profit-sharing fund would be al
located so that each participant
would receive a percentage of
his salary in the same proper
ton that his salary bears to
the total salaries.
The fund would be revalued
annually on December 81 and
any income earned by the trust,
together with appreciation or de-
probation Of assets would be
allocated to participants. In case
Of forfeitures. the non-vested
share of the withdrawing par
.ticipant would be redistributed
TO remaining participants.
Funds could be withdrawn
when the participant reached
retirement at 65 and in case Of
death, they would be distributed
to beneficiaries.
Glass A stockholders will be
voting for the second time since
that class Of stock was created
In 1947. The first time was i've
years ago when they voted on
o change in the stock from Is
par value to 81 par value.
However. it was announced in
July that they will be given the
right to vote for two directors
at the annual meeting next Feb
ruary.
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METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Sept. tn.--spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper &3
cents a pound. Connecticut Valley, Lead
Is cents pound. New York. Zinc
10 cents. . pound. East Ct. Louis; Tin
silver 9054 cents per troy ounce, New
York. Pittsburgh scrap steel No.
heavy was quoted at 44.00-45.00.
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Sales

Young SGT So 25 s7h 90 81
Zenith Rad %. 12eM 126M 1273S- ~
lZonite prod 6 7M - V
Hourly Sales ON the Exchange
| IL 200 ana. $40 600 12 noon 80 600
100 m, 400 600 200 pm. 600 600
.tUnit Of trading 10 snares or sales IN
Rates Of dividends in the foresoins
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual dec:
laration. Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included.
Also extra Or extras. Annual rate
plus stock dividend. Declared or paid
| In 1865 plus stock dividend Paid last
year. Payable In stock estimated cash
value on ex-dividend or ex-distribution
date. 9 Declared Or paid 50 far this year
la Declared or paid after stock dividend OF
split-up. Declared or paid this year.
arrears, . Paid this year. dividend
omitted, deferred or no action taken 81
IN 1904. plus stock dividend. , Aduidat.
Ing dividend, CID Called. xEx dividend
x-dis TX distribution. Il Ex rights
XIV without warrants; wv With warrants
Wd When distributed. vi when issued
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act
or securities assumed b. such companies
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Sept. o M9.--The New
York stock EXCHANGE reported today
these odd lot transactions BY principa
dealers on the Exchange for Sept. s.
Purchases of-247.ies shares; sales Of
I2I7.544 shares inclding 1910 shares
sold short.
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xEx dividend. tPlus extra or extras.
. Arrears, half payable June Is. 1865;
half December ID, 1855. Q Declared or
paid so far this rear.
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Sept. 3 R.--Nationsl
Association Securities Dealers, Inc;
moon Ouotationsl
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Sept. @.-Dividends
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
the EScAlloW WAlLAcES
ENTERTAINED AT SURPRISE
PARTY ON ANNIVERSARY

Mr., and Mrs. Escallow Wallace,
4oas Third Av. 5, had the pleasure
OF enjoying a lovely evening with
few friends on Saturday, March
3, when Mr., and Mrs. Hmtiey
Surratt OF Sss2 Third Av. s.,
feted them with surprise party
In honor of their ninth wedding
anniversary.
When Mr. and Mrs, Surratt in
y1ted them over 10 their home for
the evening, they were unaware
that anything unusual would hap
pen When they arrived. guests
who had already assembled. greet
cd them with surprise" and
happy anniversary" II was then
that they realized that they were
the victims"
Various games were played and
prizes awarded to Mrs. Phelma
Benton. first; Howard Brown,
second and Robert johnson. third
A delicious buffet supper was
served,
Those who helped TO make their
anniversary happy occasion
were the Messrs. and Mines. How
ard Brown. Phclma Benton. Louis
Ripper, Huntley Surratt, Miss
Doris Escue, Robert johnson and
Mrs. Jessie Shepard
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Social and Personal
z ST. PAUL

House Guest: Mrs. Davine Carney Los Angeles Calf
arrived ST. Paul Monday February rs She is the guest
DR. and Mrs Eugene Walker 969 Carroll Mrs Carney
the cousin of Mrs Walker She plans be city until
the 18th of March.
Recovered Rev B. H Hunter pastor of Mt ovet Baptist
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
out-of.Town Birthdays
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

March IL Willie Brooks, 39T
Rondo Av.; Letitia Camp Martin,
523 Carroll Av.; James l.. cleary,
982 ST. Anthony Av.; George Har-
ris, sos Carroll Az; Mrs. Glenora
Lewis, SIT N, St Adams st.
Paula wycough, 100 Carroll.
March l3--Mr. G. J Sporting,
800 Rondo Az; Billy Thomas. Sal
w. Central Az. Howardean John
son, TAO st. Anthony Az; John
Williams, 791 Rondo Az; Sharon
Louise Sayles. 758 st. Anthony
Av.: Marie Jean. s97 Igichsrt Av.;
March Daniel Bailey, 379
Carroll Av.; Lilean Ellen Carter,
45s Carroll Az.
March Mary Alice Carter,
65S w. Central Av,; Mrs. George
Stone. S75 st, Anthony Av,. Marie
! Woodland, $40 N. Avon: Denise
Adele Greene, 7O2 Carroll Az:
Edward Reed 1852 Carroll Av.;
Sylvester Kimbrough. 5sb Carroll
Az, Leola Blair. 1888 st, Adams
Av.
March 10 --- John william
Twiggs $50 ST, Anthony Az; Mrs.
Notah Mundcll 72l ST. Anthony
Av.: Shadrick Smith, CAT st. An
thony Av.: David Branson, 7is
Carroll Az; Kathleen Hughes. 954
Fuller Av.
March 17--G. -. Jackson, 73g
Rondo Av,; Mrs. Roger Neal,
822R Rondo Az; Frank II. Rawl.
ings Sr., 1925 Marion St. Mrs Mae
Campbell, 543 Carroll Av; Tony
Reed. 243 st. Anthony Az.
March - Richard Gwynne,
S8I Carroll Az: Mrs. Raymond
Brown. 931 ST. Anthony Az:
Richard Eddings, 7ls ST. Anthony
Az; Mr.. Charles Taylor. 597 Rom
do Az
Out of Town Birthday
March 13-Mrs. Leona Leonard,
Guthrie, Okla.
March II Grace Gwynne Sac
ramento, Calf
March 10 Mr.. Tommie Cope
! land, Duluth, MINI.
March 17-HclDise Tabor, Rural
| st. Paul.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
WEDNESDAY MATINEE
CLIR MET MARCH 2

The Wednesday Matinee club
met at the home OF Mrs. LaVerne
Parker, 63s Carroll Av., St Paul
ON March 2, Two new members,
Mrs, Beulah Cruze and Mrs, Doro-
thy Davis, both of st, Paul, were
welcomed into the club,
After short business meeting,
n lunch was served and the eve
ming was spent In socializing
The next regular meeting viii
be on April 8, at the home Of
Mrs. Beatrice Gruner, $40 ST. An
thony Av., st. Paul, All members
are expected to be present.
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berry, first; Mrs. Cornelius Mob.
Hey, secand and Mrs, Leroy Cole
man, Third. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Leroy Lazenberry,
3S5 Chatsworth Av.
Entertained: Mrs. Queen Esther
Taylor 724 Aurora Av., enter
tanned captains of the recent
Crspus Attacks Association cur
rent membership drive on Friday
evening, March 4, at her home.
Confined To Home: Miss Mitte
Lockhart, 30 Fuller Av. has been
confined TO her home for the past
ten days due 10 illness.
California Vacation: Mrs. En-
lily Russell, 1000 Iglehart Av., left
by plane February %, for Los
Angeles, Calf, visiting friends.
Mrs. Russell reports a pleasant
trip on the plane and that she has
met many former Minnesotans
and old friends. She is enjoying
sightseeing and the many places
of interest in and around Los An
geles.
Suburbanites Held Meeting:
The regular meeting of the Sub
urbanites was held at the home
of Mrs. Almeritta johnson, 563
Fuller Av. on Friday, February
rs. The club in a body attended
Gnerama at the Century Theatre
in Minneapolis on March 4. The
next meeting will be Friday Ito
night March IL, at the home of
Mrs. Romami Osby, 6S5 Carroll
Av