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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09
DEBS Il DATES


Iii debs and dates, well school
days are here again. Aren't you
excited Just think Of all the old
teachers and new ones you get TO
zee again, And all of your old
school chums you haven't seen all
summer. Yes. 90 be- back In high
school again. think l will kind
Of miss the old alma mater. but Il
sure is nice To be out. Just think.
no more worrying every six weeks
about whether you failed or pass.
ed In "A subject, or be loaded down
with homework. or course II Ii
nice when lunch period comes,
then everyone gathers and lis
tens TO music while they eat, and
maybe try out their dancing. Yes.
school is not so bad. in fact. II In
the best time OF your life, 30 II In
said
Saturday night, Janice Merrill
gave a party, and was II ever
crowded OF course. everyone gets
rather hungry at parties. 30 Al
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

gate VIM, 4. Warricks. Many de-
cisions had To be made at this
convention. which could b. of vital
Importance to your future welfare,
Gucsts AZ Lake Cottage, MIR.
and Mrs, A, V, Hall. 99S w. Cen
trail Az. entertained friends at
their cottage, The Doghouse" on
Round Lake on Monday. septem-
Der o, II was u traditional Labor
day gathering OF the following
friends, the MeSsrs and Mines.
NJ X, Mcknight, &, II, Roper.
Hammond Turner, John NJ, Patton
and Or and Mrs. J, w. Crump.
Also the Mines Priscilla Kirk.
Hattie Walker and Percy PARKS.
Mrs, Parks ts the sister of Mrs.
Crump and has been visiting In
the city, She II from Denver, Colo.
Gucsts In Wisconsin, Mr. and
Mrs, James Clardy and SON, Larry
and Mr.. and Mrs Alex H. Jordan
son Peter and daughter, Mildred
Coleman were the guests Of Mrs
bud He'll az her lake cottage NJ
Ludefisk Point. near Amcry. Wis
on Labor Day
Returns From w, Val Mr., and
Mrs, James y, Griffin and family,
bs7 Rondo Az, returned last weel,
from Charleston. w, Va, where
Mrs, Griffin and daughters. Lin,
da, Vianne and Helen spent six
weeks visiting relatives and
friends, Returning with them was
Miss Denise Witchcr VI Tacoma.
Wash, Miss witcher Ia Mrs.
Gnfnn'a niece Vinnne Griffin and
Misa witcher left Thursday. Aug.
uat az, for Tacoma She will re-.
turn To st Paul on Friday. Sep.
tcmber D.
Tho Louis Masons Nisitt Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Mason Jr., ~
Pittsburgh. Pa, are the house.
guests OF Mr. and Mira. Paul
Thomason. 72g iglehart Az. Both
Mr.. and Mrs, Mason are formerly
Of tho Twin Citica. Mr. Mason In
assistant FEP administrator w
Pittsburgh,
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the home of Mrs. Vincent Shop
herd, 1887 Portland Av., Sunday,
September IL at 5 p. m.
Garden Lovers Club: Garden
Lovers Club met at the home OF
Mrs. Rufus Webster, 40S7 Third
Av. s., Tuesday. September 8.
Mrs. Enroll Fassctt gave a talk on
Dividing flowers and NUNS" for
fall. The club members enjoyed
Mrs. Fassett's talk very much
Family Visitors: Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Blair OF Cleveland. Ohio,
arrived by plane Saturday morn
ing 10 spend few days visiting
their family. The Blairs also came
10 pick up their son, Kenneth J.
Blair Jr., who has been spending
the summer with his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nc
Fathing. 3S3 ST, Adams, St Paul
Mr.. Blair In formerly from st.
Paul and Mrs. Blair In formerly
OF Minneapolis, and the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs e. l.. Escue OF
APO Fifth Az. 8.
Visiting Father; Miss Jacqueline
Williams Of Kansas City. Kansas.
arrived in the city Thursday. Sept.
1 for about a ten day visit with
her step-father and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert r. Chambers. 4440
Fifth Ave. 3.
To Attend School Here: Miss
Mildred Davis Of Kansas City.
Kansas. returned 10 Minneapolis
Thursday. Sept. I. 10 continue pur-
suit Of a nursing career. Miss Da-
Wis In a student of nursing at the
University OF Minnesota.
It's A Boy: Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Phifer, 2435 Fifth Az. s.,
are the proud parents Of a baby
boy, born Wednesday at 40 a. m.
August 81. at Mount SIAM Hos
pital, weighing seven pounds.
seven ounces. Mr.. and Mrs. Phi
fer have named their son Jayne
Alan Phifer, The maternal grand
mother IL Mrs. ArviIla Tate. 3748
First Az g., and the paternsl
grandmother is Mrs MRblc O.
Phifer OF 100 r. 2sth 81.
Visiting Mother: Mr.. Paul
Moore. 2435 Fourth Az. s., left
Saturday night, September 3 20
spend n week visiting his mother
Mrs. Hester Moore Of Rock Island
Illinois.
House Guests! Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Manual and Mr. and Mrs
VIM. Neal OF Dies Moinrs. Iowa.
were the houseguests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Hardy White, 1912 Clinton
Az. 8 Mrs Manuel and Mrs. Neal
are sisters Of Mr.. White Mr. and
Mrs White entertained their
guests at a barbecue dinner In
their beautiful back yard Mr.. and
Mrs W r. Walker ~ 3733 Fifth
Az. 8 also entertained Mr. and
Mrs Manual At a social evening
~ playing cards and buffet
luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Neal left
Tuesday for home and Mr. and
Mrs Manual left Thursday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

Mrs, Arvilla Tate, STtS First
Az y, Minneapolis, has announc-
cd the engagement " her daugh.
ter. Georatanna Elizabeth Tate
TO Robert Kcnncrly, Jr,, son Of
MIR, and Mrs. Robert Kcnncriy. Sr,.
222i Smelling Az. y, The wedding
viii be ON Saturay, November 10,
Miss Tate II presently employed
by the Northwestern He'll Tclc.
phone Co, as u long distance OPP
orator She was formerly an en-.
pioyce Of the SPOKESMAN and
RECORDER newspapers She In
a graduate Of Central High school
MIR kennerly, n graduate Of
Washington high school In Kansas
city, Is employed by Hanaori
Pontiac Co, In the service depart
ment
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Tied Mrs. Delta Hackley. cousin of
Mrs. Johnigan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnigan returned home on Aug.
81.
MotOred To Des MOlnes: Mr..
and Mrs. William Head. 1912
Fifth Av. s.. and Mr.. and Mrs. f.
r. Carr, 3942 Fifth Av. s., motor
ed to Des Moines. Iowa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carr attended the Buxton
and Iowa Picnic at Union Park
and the dance Saturday night that
was given at the Hotel Fort Des
hoines ballroom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Head visited friends and relatives.
They returned home Monday eve
ming.
Jack and Jill Club Meets: The
Jack and Jill club OF the Twin
Cities will hold its first meeting
Of the season Friday, September
Q at the home Of Mrs. Dorisella
Freeze, 4l3S Fourth Av. s.. Min
neapolis. Committee appoint
ments for the year will be made
by the president. Marjorie Brown.
A suggested program for the Chill
dren's group will be presented TO
the members, Mrs. Freeze and
Mrs. Loretta Ellis. who attended
the annual convention OF the Jack
and Jill Clubs Of America, held
recently in Chicago. will give the
reports. All members are urged TO
be present at s p. m. TO start the
business session on time.
Nacationed At Evergreen Re.
sort: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen,
Sr., 1921 Third Az. s., and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Mccoy, 1907 Oh
son Blvd, spent few days vaca-
uoning at Evergreen Resort, Ait
kin. Minnesota, They enjoyed
fishing very much.
New Son: Gerald Andrew, III,
Is the name chosen by Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Cumber. 100 f. 2Sth
St, for their first born. "A son, who
arrived July 80 at Maternity Hos
pital. The maternal grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Phillips,
ALAG Third Av. s. and the pater-
nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Jackson, 2s09 Fifth Av. S.
Indiana Visitor: Mrs. Ada Wal
lace Of Marion. Indiana. returned
home Friday. September 2. after
spending two months visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Wallace. 354S
Smelling Mrs. Wallace was the
recipient of many social courtes-
les. Mr.. and Mrs. b, L. Shepherd
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Adams
Of 402S Fifth Av. s., entertained
for dinner. and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Williams, 3644 Clinton Av. q al
30 for dinner. Mrs. Shepherd is
Mrs. Wallace's granddaughter.
Dinner Guests: Mrs. Sadie
Fisher. 40 Hyland Av. NJ. enter
tanned Mrs. r. j. MouIdsn, Mrs.
Myrtle Potter. Mrs. Odessa John
son and Mr.. 4. J. Lewis for din
ner Sunday, September 8 at 5 p.
m.
Milwaukee Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Redmond Of Milwaukee.
Wis. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Shelton, $3.50 Fourth Av. s. Over
the Labor Day holiday. the Shell
tons and the Redmonds motored
to Rochester, Minnesota, Taylors
Falls, and Somerset, Wis Mr.
Redmond Is the brother Of Mrs.
Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Redmond
left for home Tuesday morning
Cresiteundo's Club To Meet:
The Cresiteundo's Club will have
their first meeting OF the fall at
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

Family Visitorui Mr.. and MIRA
Neal Smith OF 81. Louis. Mo-, left
for their homo Friday. September
2 after spending two weeks a.
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ. IL.
Bell. 500 Carroll Az. On satur-
day. September 2, Mr.. Bells sister
and nephew, Mrs. Dorothy Nor
gan and Mr.. Thomas Boyd, ae-
companled by Mrs. Margarita VIII
son, all OF Kansas city. Kansas.
arrived In the city 20 help Mr..
Bell celebrate his birthday. Other
family members, who also helped
to celebrate az u dinner on Sunday
evening, were Mr. and Mrs.
George He'll and Son. Ronnic. Miss
Magda phifer and Frank John.
The Kansas city visitors left
Sunday evening for home.
Week End In Chicago, Miss
Maxine Smith, OCT W. Central and
Mrs, Eula Williams, 500 Rondo.
sent the Labor Day week end In
Chicago, where they visited rela-
lives and friends.
Enjoy Visit, Mrs. Mablo Whittier
Smith ~ Kansas city, Kana, and
her grandchildren, Dorothy May
Hunt, AlliAtcr Jackson and
Charles Murphy Whittier, left for
their home Saturday, Sept 3,
after an enjoyable visit with Mrs.
Winters sister and brother-in-law
Mr. and Mrs Henry Anderson,
227i lakewood Az Mrs Smith
II trained nurac In Kansas city,
ITS A GiTl; Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
rice Hickman are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of their
littls girl, Patricia JoAnn. born on
August 20, al 81 Lukes hospital,
weighing 7 pounds. q ounces. The
Hickmana have another little girl,
Cynthia, Maternal grandparents
are MIR, and Mrs. Godfrey Raw
lingH. 0d7 Igichart Az. and pa
ternai grandparents ara Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Hickman. 67b Fuller Az
Labor bay Week End Gueatsi
Mr. and Mrs George Haynes and
Mr., and Mrs, Samuel Richardson
had M their guests over the Labor
Day week end, Arvie Bar,iwslI OF
Huntington. Tenn. and George
Bardwcll OF Chicago. H.. father
and brother, respectively Of Mrs.
Haynes and Mrs Richardson.
While In the city tho visitors en-.
joyed a sightseeing tour and the
Minnesota State Fair.
sister Iiii DR. fAllian Lewis. s7b
igishart Az, who IL recovering
from recent surgery, received
word this week that her sister.
Mrs Lula Robinson. Of 2037
Woodland Az. Kansas city. is q
patient at Queen % the World
hospital, a2Io nc. s4rd g.. in Kan
nas city. where she underwent
surgery last week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

1Veu In the city september 3 from
Topeka. Kansas. to visit her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Napue Of so4 Carroll
and brother-in-law, John Napue,
1921 Portland Av. s.
Guests For Picnic Barbecue:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Bonney, 1902
E. 2lst st., and Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
rick Golden, and daughter Tracy.
from Rochester. New York. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lee. 1881 seth Av. s. at a barbe-
cue picnic in their back yard for
the Labor Day holiday, Monday.
Vacationed In The South: Mrs.
Cynthia Westbrooks and daugh-
tiers, Dianna and Renne have re-
turned from a vacation in Kan
sas City, Mo, Little Rock. Ark,
Columbia, La, and GUN. Ala. Mrs.
Westbrooks also attended summer
school for Christian Education in
Faribault, MINI.
Motor Trip: Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Johnigan. 2s1O Clinton Av.
8. left by motor, Thursday, Aug.
IS, for Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
From there they took a boat to
Muskegon, Michigan, and then
motored to Mrs. Johnigan's for
mer home, Grand Rapids, Michi-
gan. They visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Smith. brother-in-law
of Mrs. Johnigan. During their
stay in Grand Rapids, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Slocum and Mr.. and
Mrs. Brady Wilson entertained
them for dinner. The Johnigans
then continued their trip to Kala-
mazoo. Michigan. where they Wis
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NAMES OMITTED

The story on the national CON
ventiOn Of the Gospel Choirs and
Chor,lses Aug "a. hold in Buf-
faIo. ~. Y. omitted the names Of
Mrs J. JackSon delegate. super
visor of the youth group. Mrs,
Dorothy Shavers, delegate, super
VISOR Of the youth group and
Harry Ballard and Grant Bell,
delegates
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09
HIii-wuiker Vows To 30
Rood On SepsennbeT as

Mr. and Mrs A. w. Hll Sr..
1888 Carroll Az. have announced
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Constance Marie I'M 10
James Don Walker. Eon ~ Mrs
Elmer Anderson and James Wal
her. Sir, OF Ada, okla,
The ceremony will be performed
on Sunday. September 2bth nj 1t
James AME church AZ 2 30 p. m.
by Rev ". J Jones The reception
will be held nj the church inn
medistely following the wedding
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09
Social and Personal

National Alliance OF Postal Employees To Meet: The
regular monthly meeting of the North Star Branch of the Ma
ona Alliance of Postal Employees will meet at the home Of
Mr. james Logan 500 W. Central Av, September II at
m Members are urged TO attend this important meeting
The report from the National will be dele
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

Visited In Des Mones Mrs Athereen Curns 1900 Emer
attended the Northwestern Annual Conference of the
AME churches in Des Mones Iowa During her stay in Des
Mones Mrs Curns enjoyed wonderful hospitality at the home
Of Mrs. Georgia Jones, 1890 W. Thirteenth st
Topeka Visitor Mrs Gertrude Napue of Topeka Kansas
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Fiis No 1880
ORDER ron HEARISG % FINAI
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOH nbsJuIuIyIOs

FbH Dtsb"tHt EbON
STATE or MiSSEEDTA
COUNTY or HESEEFtS
PROBATE CDFIfT
Re Estate 81 Harry wagstAu, he.
rSdent
IT ~ ORDERED that the final
account and prtitinu Tor exam ma
ton thereof and for dIstribi'lrn.
filed herein. be heard on Monde
october 1rd, 1855. At 10 1'rip'b a
" BY this Court In the Court House
In Minneapolis. Ainn"HotA, Rnd ihaf
all persons riHisTsEisd ~ this estate
present objections, " any. Why said
petition should not BE granted
This order sbsii be published IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman AMI
copies thereof mailed according %"
law
BEAD
WfTSERg the nos JANE y
KEIfJB. judge Of Probate
Court, this L., day ~ Ssptnrn
D.F, 1865
Ef,SEsT 3. IpREs'Z
1iErs ~ Probate Court
u v Fraser. Attorney
1910 Midland RANK HlfR
tHpoEHsman, sept ,, 10. az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

Then there's the definition Of
eternal triangle" aA n husband.
n wife and n haiT-do.
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FII~ No E2feE
ORDER ron UEAHIsg o.
PETITION TO HIII LANDS

STATE 20 AfSgEsOTA
COUNTY OP UESSEPts
~ PROBATE GDIHT
In Ee Estate 81 John q. rsdsTs 10.
Dessdshf
IT ~ ORDERED that al psrE 70
IntsFsEtsd show Ea8En n any iF.H
have before tbs court On Sgrds
Crtob~r 1rd. 1858. A. 10 o.rlDrb
IN the court House IN NlHnssgD.
10. Minnesota. Wby license shn =
not bs granted - The TsBFssSnfz' f
~ said estate 90 sell certain real
estate fssrrIbsd IN 80 petition =
the sprssshta'iss. herein ma
Thls order shall 10 published In 80
Minneapolis HBHBssr0ah ard cot 90
thereof mailed according 20 Law
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1865
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CIsTE - Probate court
ksit-r ard ON, A'i0FnsTS
So Midland Bank EldE
tsB1ksEmAn. sept =. 10, ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
School to Spur
Hunt for Killer

Prince Georges County detec-
tives, still investigating the June
Is Staying of two teen-age Lane
Manor girls, hope the opening of
school tomorrow will turn up
fruitful new leads.
County Police Chief George
j. Panagoulis said today the
center of the investigation will
swing back to Northwestern High
School when pupils return from
summer vacations tomorrow.
The older of the Staying VIC
tins. Nancy Marie Shomette, is,
was junior at Northwestern.
Also mortally wounded by rifle
bullets from an ambush in
Northwest Branch Park, was
Nancy's girl friend, Michael Ann
Ryan, IA.
Police hope that when former
schoolmates Of the Shomette girl
get together in school again, they
will start talking about the STAY
ing and comparing memories.
From these recollections may
come new knowledge that could
lead to the murderer.
Two veteran detectives, 1t.
Earl j. Huber and Sergt. Richard
A. Pearson, are now assigned to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
Lieutenant Fired as Risk
Finds Job-Huntinq Hard

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Sept. ST.
A former Army lieutenant whose
discharge as a security risk has
been called by his Senator q
shocking miscarriage of jus
tice." said yesterday he has been
refused five civilian jobs.
A review of the case OF First
1t. Walter K. Novak of Clio.
Mich. has been promised by Sec
rotary of the Army Brucker.
The 27-year-old 1t. Novak was
released by the Army August /.
He was pulled out of the highly
sensitive Redstone Arsenal
Guided Missile School here last
March.
The Army action was called a
shocking miscarriage of justice"
by Senator Mcnamara Demo-
crat of Michigan, to whom 1t.
Novak outlined his case.
1t. Novak's wife, who has
worked as a civilian employee in
the budget and fiscal branch at
Redstone. was moved to a nom
sensitive position.
Wife Loses Hope
Il don't believe in hope any
more she said. II don't believe
In anything any more"
1t. Novak's case is similar to
several others recently brought
under congressional scrutiny in
a study of the administrations
security program in that the
charges of leftist associations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
TRAINS DERAILED AFTER HEAn-oN COLLISION
BALLOON CARRYING DEAD MICE
|ENTERS FOURTH DAY ALOFT

MINNEAPOLIS tF9.-A huge plastic research balloon
entered It's fourth day Of uncontrolled flight in the Min
today researchers and aunchers
tried to figure way to get 1t down.
The balloon. spotted Northern Wisconsin. just
east Of Duluth at $50 today. showed indication
Of settling to earth with its gondoa carrying mice and
instruments for cosrnic ray research.
o. G. Winzen head Of Winzen Research, Inc. which
Is conducting the cosmic research in cooperation
with the Air Force said today there doubt that the
Is mice aboard dead.
The balloon launched at International Falls MINI.
at $50 am Thursday. timing mechanism that would
have released the eondoa by parachute and destroyed the
plastic bag failed The gondoa had been timed to drop
Friday morning
The bag has remained at extremely high attitudes,
reaching at estimated feet yesterday It settled to
about 10000 feet as evening set in yesterday.
MIR. Winzn said If conditions permit and the balloon
gets low enough plane would be sent shoot down.
Tracking crews travelling in airplanes and trucks
following the balloon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
Billy Gruhum TuIks
To $1,000 at Comp

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Sept. S
R.-Evangelist Billy Graham
drew $4,000 persons in four
weekend appearances at the
seth annual Ocean Grove camp
meeting.
A crowd estimated at $500
heard the 36-year-old Baptist
preacher say yesterday that $50
cial problems facing the Arneri-
can home" cause a greater
threat than communism.
AS an antidote to juvenile
delinquency he prescribed the
discipline taught in the Scrip
lures plus "a little more old
fashioned prayer and an old
fashioned hickory stick"
IF children are not taught
to obey at home, they will not
respect authority when they
grow up" he declared.
THE Scriptures teach discip-
line in the home. and If you
don't follow the warning you
may be rearing potential juye-
nile delinouents."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
Caroline Suburb to Halt
Further Sale to Neoroes

SOUTHERN PINES, N. c.,
Sept. P.-One of the I6
homeowners in suburban Ken
wood here says he and other
owners intend to keep the de-
velopment white with the exc sp-
ton of a retired Negro couple
who intend to move in tomor-
row.
Harold Layman, forester
with a paper company here. said
last night the owners are de-
termined not to sell to Negroes
In view of the couples action.
The couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
win L. White. formerly of ia
maica, N. Y, say they made no
overtures whatsoever toward"
Mrs. Louis Way Spence, who
sold them the frame cottage.
Mrs. Spence says she tried to
get N. L. Graves. a member of
the real estate firm which de-
veloped Kenwood, to buy the
house back. Mr.. Graves denied
this, but said KenWood property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
Philadelphia Pair
Win Bridge Title
With Score of 2o7
Robert Jordan and Robert Sit

Robert Jordan and Robert Sit
mex. both Of Philadelphia
claimed the open pair title last
night in the Mid-Atlantic Re-
gional Bridge Championships a,
the Sheraton Park Hotel.
They topped the 21o pair field
with 297 match points. Mr.. Jor-
dan is a former Washington resi-
dent.
Runnerup were Ruth Moffett
and William Rainier of Lynch
burg. Va. DR.. Leroy Robins
tournament chairman, and Mar.
tin May. both of Washington
finished third with, q score o.
27s points. I
On Saturday. Mrs. John c
Kunkel OF Harrisburg, Pa, anc
Richard Freeman of Washing.
ton led 178 couples to win the
mixed pair title. Their combined
session total Of 38912 was a hall
point higher than that of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Gabrilovitch Of
Silver Spring.
The four day tournament con-
cludes today with team play and
"a non-masters pair event. The
annual affair is conducted by
the Mid-Atlantic Bridge Con.
ference. embracing duplicate
clubs in the District of Column
'bia, Maryland. Virginia anc
North and South Carolina.
r. L. Miles. jr., of Norfolk, Va.
yesterday was elected president
OF the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
Strutford School
Pupils to REGISTER

Sixth grade students from
Arlington's Woodmont and Will
son Elementary Schools who will
attend Stratford Junior High
School this year will register
at 8 am. tomorrow at their for
mer schools.
These students will not at
tend Stratford until Wednesday.
All other Stratford students
will register at the junior high
school at $40 am. tomorrow and
win be dismissed at 11:40 am.
Bus pickups will start at s:15
am,