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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-01

field and also make big difference
in the defensive play this season.
Fields return tended to offset
somewhat the pessisism in the Pirate
camp last week when two of last
seasons regulars, Bret and Bruce
Triplett, announced they would enroll
this season at Culver Military Aca-
denny. Dave King, another letter win
ner, has moved to Columbus with his
parents.
The Pirates scrimmaged against
Arlington high school Tuesday after
noon and tomorrow night will scrim-
mage against Cory-Rawson Hornets
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-01

Houdeshell Is a native Of Rawson
and was graduated from Findlay col
lege. He taught at Lafayette in
1953-54 before going to Findlay. His
assistant at Lafayette will be Bob
Harter, native Of Toledo and head
coach at Findlay high school for
two seasons.
The Wolves had a 1-S record last
season.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-01
Fields Back In Fold As Pirates
Prepare For Pigskin Preyiew Sept. 9

Buffton high schools football squad received their first
taste OF simulated competition this Coaches Pete
Schmidt and Joe Harris peppd the boys for the football
view at McComb a week from Friday night.
total of 81 candidates went through their twoa-day
practice sessions The coaches reported spirit among
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-01

HOW MANY PEOPLE have gov
ernment jobs? AS of this spring
7,232,0O0 persons were on federal,
state and local government payrolls.
Evening star., 1955-02-16
APIS. UNFURNisHED--Mp.

CHMLUM TERRACE-Lge.. . pedrm.
spacious iiv rm.. full sep din rm.
dc luxe modern equipped. master
l-oedrm. apt. avaii.. New Hamp.
shire ave. ! block over p c; linz
sspSass * shsriaan Ss rss rsh, s 70 sIss h.ss p
ST. 10 s-s7SS or hA a-3St6
apt; 8 pedrms.' Sos. incl utl.; nr
school, shop, bus. 10. a.7OSS. LII
conn AVE. and East-West hwy
one on bssh Ssdrm k Nv. pT. pr' dipp,ssse. kit
+ aD A. HuMRaaR1Es.. geafsors. Reaf1oS "a Ea
KiEHssINSiGToN- Lee. mod. s-bedpm
apt; new bldg; dishwasher and
garhage e., :, disposal; hg ysils. incl; sSn Si9l
4sso NILSSON IDS AVE, suitland Man Manor
No; Lily. rni., 2 hedrms,, kit. and
bath: $71 40 per no., incl. heat.
Call Call ME. s-a45e. s-5. RE. 5-s622
sEDRM.. in s-unis BLDG; s1 newly
dsn DECORATED; $40 up. once. JU. 5,
ANToNETTE ri ; eAa5ENs..D;s sa &, lins,
lilo OLD BLADENsBUGRG RD.ee.
bedroom apartment In private home
near schools end transportation;
u sP5 rss ,titsiss sor eEtta azo Vacant. ss KEY
2 BEDRMS., liy. rm.. din. .rm.. kit,
bath pch.; redec.. new blinds. FRS.
refn.: cony. shopping. bus; white.
adults; SS5. RE. 5-61S4. --I6
BETHESDA Md ana 2 bedrooms,
liv. room. din. space. kit. bath and
uEi. G. BoGrEY. INC. Of. l. 1870
TAKOMA PARK--One bedrm.. lge.
rooms; rlr. buses; auto. idry. facil.
3lO8 VARNUM ST.. mt. Rainier.
Md.---Just across D. C. line, near
HAYWOOD Gardens shopping center:
detached apt. building. See resident
manager, LIST A.. to inspect, or phone
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
931 H st. NV, Ma. SASS. 30
Evening star., 1955-02-16
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

HlLLCREST HEIGHTS, MD. "a bed
rms: full bsmt: semidet:: conv: to
school. shopping ctr, busline: $l25.
10 $3.50. 26o6 Iverson st. Sc.
sUITLAND, Md bedrms., , nstis;
Jo en' ssl4o 4son'n4Roos 4sos fsess5 ssasaa ss'la:
wHEAToN--s-bedrm. brick rambler:
nice lot. all-elec. kit, garbage dis
vii p.as GsfsIshsf y sais tenant sadasi His IVA
'ss ss f.sz AzGt zBNFhEEHs EHs 'isa sssis,:: sss
ABas6ss.s e. slss ssn1Ss' me- JA lssa ssass5s
after 5 pm. weekdays. lis
|WEsTMoRELAND HILLS - Suitable
aVaiiaSis. -. di 81. s-5GG5: ' oI' L. ia-osso. os
WesTE os sS Ats a. y'is s,. tasi Gss 1a
KIT and ssih Ise eaas sresHisst saR roon ss
furn. kit. and finished rec. rm. In
ss sSoss Sssss ssasse safssf s Tsa sssh ssa sna iR
facilities Si2s per mo. May be-
+. DAVIS. Co. 1929 X st. NV.
rose Isth SIR. N.w.-Larse downtown
house s.,.,o newly decorated si4o. SA.
FALLS CHURCH--New 8. 4 or 4
bedrm. ramblers; SlS0-Sl35 mo.
9l4 Molly dr.. Fails Church. JE. @
HYAfTsvILLE AREA--cozy 2-bedfm.
house. gas hot-air heat; garden
space: SO mo. Call UN. 4-142s.
1924 @ ST. SEC rms, bsnit., gas
sssoos assso sfs RJs,Ego Se gsr aESGaa IGpih g. Ss AR
BRICK RAMBLER--3 bedrooms.
screened porch. cor. lot. inmed pos.
session: $i45. on. z-s7ib: JE, ..
KENsiNGToN--2 bedrms.. An. bsnst,s
iRe. yard, Gas central heat Nr, NIH.
Navy Hosp. EN- 2-e56e,. III
CONTINUED on next passS
Evening star., 1955-02-16
lAPTs. UNFuRN.-vA. tcent. !

ARr.. best ssefion. Arl. Hsil. Pen.
rms: SSe 5o-ss5 uus fare q
2 c., Lossly wooded area. 40i4
.sa .GsSalu'nssss sssssIyy siss AL. bsa,m. ss .ss. /,
bedrm., $40. incl. gas. Lovely apis.
ia. 5-7.7O. j 800 n. Oak ST. III
S6tD--One- -hedfIil. apt. nr. Wash. end
Ari blvds,, Pentason. IT Myer, Navy
Annex redecorated EN-. 3-567s
days; En- s-sSos s.e.; SI
erick st.. Magnolia Gardens--Avail
now beautiful and spacious living
dining loom combination. 9 large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
uient, parduet floors. Venetian blinds,
3 exposures utils. fprn.; 500 mo
One sedroorn' ss2.5o. For info. cal
M. PENTAGON-l bedrm.. liy. rm
dinette. kit. and bath; incl. all utils.
SO Gan ;; A; HuMPHRIEs. Real
ssa' .9Ts pEHs Ef f1IIs nTais. is. aoor; e Teasc
es1I isoS n piepee. cree JA Ees sssss Msa ADi is =
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENs has a few
/ and . bedroom units available
Priced from S75s Situated In con-
yenient Alexandria~ A b.minute drive
iEN 4sS tne come ta tSe os ssons n az ADAMS rs
Bldg. corner Mt. Vernon ave. and
ART.. close in-1 and . bedrms.. ike
new. Walk-in closets, paruuet oak
floors, picture windows, parking.
shIRRas shapen ssss sns mS0Gss sss e5ss os w
son blvd. left on Oak st., right to
1884 10th rd. n. Apt. a. -2s
ARL. L.--L-shaped liv. rin., dinette, kit
bedrm.. bath, gooo store E, auto.
ldry... svc. yds.. well.manased prof.
atiis. efii a. hn sSsas 3 nt JA = s5sSa. o % lnfi
'ARL., in apt. bldg.--Liy. rfn., nice
kit, bedrns., den. bath, close in.
Adults. ia. 7-0f07. --17
ALEX. tDel Ray)-Duplex. 2 bedrnls,
hy: rn;, din, rm.. Kitchen, bath.
RaYMdoNSpb AiPTs.. II. s-sieo. us
ALEX. tDei Ray1--1 and . bedrms. !.
corner apts,, Colonial brick bldg.
units; / blk. bus and shopping; |;
approved tenants. RAYMOND APT,
akLISGroN. III St2roS 1909 N. Kensinstoa Il st
- rooms, Kit. and bath: laundry
March /, S6S per mo. Call AID. A.
s93S. between am. and 8 pm:
1 BLK. FIT. MYER-aarden-type apt.
I bedrm,:; s64.50 plus utils. ia.
ARLINGTON--Cor. de luxe. large bed
rn. apts.; tr. din. rm., not part Of
liv. rnn.; prime location. 3 min. to
adults. We invite comparison.
Through Rosslyn, right on Wilson
blvd. left on N Pierce. left on 10Th
I'd, n, to 1545. Mgr, Apt. /. OIL.
AET1 COURT APIS. 71s 8, Fay
ette st.. Alex. Va.--One efficiency
apt: bed-liv.. rm. comb, dinette. kit.
and bath. z large closets and dress
ing room: S75. One 2-bedrm. apt.
S98. Immediate possession: all util-
tiles included. OV. 3-50S8. is
ONE BEDRM.. APIS. N. Thomas st..
$3.50 and ST. 80 incl. all uttls.
See caretaker In bldg. 204 or call
DI. 7-7740. --18
2-BEDROOM APT, SIS. so
Arl., close in; de luxe apt. bldg
carpeted halls. 8 exposures. parouet
Evening star., 1955-02-16
EEFICIENCIES

s5B.50 PLUS UTILITIES
NeN With private entrance. Spa.
cious living and sleeping room din
ing alcove modern kitchen with
earbage disposal. ExtTa-large stor.
ege and dressing closet. Phone 20
Evening star., 1955-02-16

rms. Eit., bath. Raasm; Reduced ra to ssa s;E 10
plus utils. co. 5-2s33, ia. 9-6249
IcoLoREp-e4o1 n CAPITOL 81
|CoIoREb-iSthi i AM 4ND YOU Yo1' Nv
a.,ls' s4s,s@o.. @. Ho: H. sssaoD; ssR5D!' Ta pay ).
ctoiI0o5RED--sa QUINCY pL. NV.
bedrm.. large llv. rm.. entrance hall.
Kit. and bath. in weii-kept apt.
house. Completely. redecorated. Ma.
CoLoRED-isai SWAMI si. NV
Nice apt, containing bedrms., iiv.
rm,, KIT. and bath: only S89.50 mo,
insi; heat and hot water. Call co,
CoIyRED--Iee7 LAMONT sT NV
Mice. large apt. with liy. rm., large
din. rrn., bedrm.. kit. and bath; only
SIS mo-. incl. heat and hot water.
Newly redecorated. Call co. 5-62s2.
C0LoRED-DE LUKE e-bedrm. ants
IN new attractive building, offering
the latest In comfort and converl-
ience: modern kit, large. cheerful
bedrooms plus exceptional closet
SPACE; shopping and schools close
ey: From $95, including all utilities
e. sse ns res LU RFf Sss Pa sel q saarAoh s4s sssR
4 LucHS Co, 724 14th st. NV,
CoHoEED1ss;os 9Th ST. N.w.-Lge.
rm., .kitchenette and bath: S62 so
mo-, incl. all utilities. See janitor on
cof6RESSR. ceGs1assi; q cal! ssS Sc AND SsissS i
utils. Incl. NO, 7.5525. ~
Evening star., 1955-02-16

2-BEDROOM APT, S88. so
carpeted halls, 3 exposures. parauei
floors. supersound insulation; un.
limited storage; parking. ia. 5-6534
Evening star., 1955-02-16

slyER SIZING. ND, Sligo Park
Hills Apts.--Spaeions, ] and 2 bed
rm. units. In beautiful Sligo Park:
newly decorated and modern faetii-
ties, utils. incl. near Blair High
and grade school. co1y. to Walter
JU. S-4693. lis
ing room, dinette, kitchen, bath and
rear screened porch; near schools
and shopping center; sos to $50 per
month. PO. 2-3003. 80
Evening star., 1955-02-16
APTs. UNFuRNisHEp-MD.

LARGE GARDEN .APTs>. ! and |:
hedrms.; S72 so and ss9.50 up
One block to shopping center.
schools: newly redee.; fast direei
transp. downtown D. c.; 53rd pl
and Defense hwy. Bladensburg, Nd
Res. Mar. wa. 7-3721.
Meurille Arms. Apis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
MISS EVELYN PATTERSON
WAS HONORED GUEST AT
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

Mrs. Lenora Coolidge. 65S w
Central Az. was the charming
hostess at a miscellaneous shower
given in honor of bride-elect Miss
Evelyn Patterson on Saturday
evening. November 10.
Games were enjoyed throughout
the evening. A highlight Of the de-
lightful affair came when Miss
Patterson opened and displayed
her many useful and lovely gifts.
Guests sharing her hospitality
were the Mines Margaret Gordon,
Berdie Lucas, Pearl Johnson.
Viola Watts. Fern Russell, Obedia
Thomas, Lillian Preston, Dorothy
Scott, Eva Day. Louise Oliver and
Estelynne Rogers.
Miss Patterson and James Will
bur Douglas will exchange mar
rage vows on Saturday, Dec
ember 10.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
Additional Social and
Personal News
st. Paul

Anniversary Gift: Mrs. Ella Mae
Shelton of 4i2 Iglehart Av. is
proudly displaying four studded
diamond wrist watch and earrings,
her eighth anniversary gift from
her husband, orion Shelton, which
they will observe on December LIST.
The GIFT also is a birthday present
as she will celebrate her natal day
on December 10.
Returns Home: Mrs. Edith Sizer
OF Chicago, ILL.,, spent the Thanks
giving week -end in the city visit
ing relatives and friends. She was
the house guest OF her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Salter, 1913 w. Central Av.,
and daughter-in-law and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Sizer and family
OF 2914 18th Av. s.. Minneapolis.
Dinner Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Brown. 592 Rondo Av.,
were hosts at Thanksgiving dinner
on Thursday, November "a. Guests
were Mrs. Lydia Pillow and son
Edgar, Mrs. Minnie Mcintosh of
Ottumwa, Ia. and Alan McIn-
tosh.
Tanga Club: At the meeting Of
the Tanga Club at the home Of
Mrs. Samuel Ross, 295 Mackubin
St, on November 10, plans were
discussed for the distribution Of
Christmas cheer Mrs. Martha
Griffin received the hostess gift.
After the business meeting, a de-
licious supper and social hour was
enjoyed. On Saturday, December
3. Mrs. Ellen Brown will entertain
the club at her home, 573 Iglehart
Av.
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson.
SIT st. Anthony Av., entertained
at dinner on Thanksgiving day,
Thursday. November "a. Guests
were the Messrs. and Mines. Harry
Ballard Sr., Curtis Cook Of Pres
colt. Wis. Charles Scroggins; Al
fred Thighmen, sr.. and sons, Al
fred Jr., and Martin. Also present
were Edward Ballard and the
Misses Gsynell and Barbara Bal
lard
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
Pork Bopfist Posfor
Speaker At Service
For Thanksgiving

Rev. Mahion Pomeroy, pastor OF
Park Baptist church was guest
speaker at the INSTRUMENTATION
al Thanksgiving Service held on
Wednesday, November %, at s
p. m. at st. James AME church.
ST Paul.
At the organ was Mrs, Bertha l.,
King. of st. James AM.E. church
and music was by the combined
ehoirs Of all participating church
es, with Mrs, Alma Freeman di-
recting.
Rabbi Bernard s. Raskes OF
Temple OF Aaron gave the scrip
ture reads and prayer, Rev, E. J,
Jones, pastor OF ST. James AME
church read the Presidents
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
Rev, Pomeroy was introduced by
Rev. John II, ulrey. pastor OF
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church.
The offering, for the Crispus
Attacks Home for the Aged was
taken under the direction of Rev.
Il. II. Hunter. pastor OF Mt. olivet
Baptist church, Conservation OF
the offering and benediction were
given by Rev. Jones,
Participating churches in this
interracid and INSTRUMENTATION
al service were First Seventh Day
4 Adventist church. Rev. Earl w.
Amundson, pastor, Mount Zion
Temple, Rabbi Gunther Piaut;
First Methodist Church, Rev,
Perry Hultin, pastor; st. James
AME church, DIR, r. J. JoneS, pas.
tor; Virginia Avenue New church,
Rev. w. G.. Rice. pastor: Parl,
Baptist church. Rev. Mahlor
Pomeroy, Pilgrim Baptist church
DIR, Floyd Massey Jr,, pastor and
st, George Orthodox church OF
which Rev. Joseph q, yasiliou Is
pastor.
Also participating were Mt
olivet Baptist church. Rev. II, II
Hunter. pastor: Temple OF Aaron
Rabbi Bernard st. Rasltcs: Cam,
phor Methodist Church, Rev. Jer,
ONE Del Pine. pastor; Unit,
church, Rev. Arthur Foote: Day
ton Avenue Presbyterian church
Rev, John IL. Urey and Garter
Chapel CINE, Rev. o. E. Simpson
pastor.
The following ministers SERVED
as ushers; Rev. Amundson, rabbi
Puaut, Rev. Hultin. Rev. Foote
Rev. Simpson, Rev. Rice, Rev
Massey. Rev. vasilious. Rev. De
Pine and Rev Beverly Isabelle.
Following the worship service
the social committee which inciud'
ed the women OF Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian Church and st
James AME church served re-
freshments in the Social room OF
the church.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02

Camphor Methodist Church
celebrated women's Day on Sun
day. November %. with Mrs.
Charles +. Wagner. representative
OF the Board OF Missions OF the
Methodist church as guest speak
er,
Presiding at the morning ser
vice was Mrs, Addie c. Few. Mrs.
Harriet Bell Smith was at the or
gan, Mrs, pucic Neal gave the in
vocation and soloists were the
Misses Joetta Kemp and Louise
Johnson.
Responsive reading was given
by Mrs. Sarah Johnson. Other
musical number were rendered by
the Misses Darlene Kemp and Ro-
berta Bruce. Mrs. Jerome Del
Pine. wife OF the pastor. introduc.
ed the guest speaker
A highlight OF the evening pro-
gram, which began at p. m. was
the appearance OF the Cantorians,
under the direction of Alexander
u, Jordan, The 81 voice choir OF
mixed voices sang. Bless The
Lord, o My Soul" Praise The
Lord. Oh My Sour anthems and
the spiritual, "Soonah win BE
Done" as arranged by William l.
Dawson.
Prayer was given by Mrs. oxic-
da Warren. Other music ON tho
program was by the Mt. oiivet
Baptist Church Ladies' Choir, Mrs
Dolly crushshon. soprano soloist
and the Camphor choir The Re
sponsive Reading was read by
Mrs. Heloisc Neal and Scripture
was read by Mrs Eva Taylor,
Speaker was Mrs. Harriet BELL
Smith. Bcnedicuon was given by
Rev, G. T. Parker.
General chairman of the pro-
gram was Mrs, Few Finance
chairman was Mrs, Madeline vii.
liams, Mrs. Annabcile Ridcaux was
in charge OF flowers and decora.
tons and Miss Louise woodford
publicity.
Serving as ushers were the
Misses Blanche Isabelle, Myrtle
Duncan. Elaine Isabelle and
Louise Woodland In charge OF re.
Treatments was Mrs. Elizabeth
Parker and financial attendants
were the Mines. Irwin Deiorney
Bertha oNeal. Odessa Russell and
J. p. Zachary,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
CIouded Crysfui Boil

Karl Marx, called the founder
Of Communism. predicted that
capitalism would concentrate more
and more wealth in fewer and few
er hands and 'impoverish the
masses"
SO what's happened7 The ex-
act opposite has taken place in
our country. In the 10 years, 1871
TO 1853. there has been ten-fold
increase in the number Of family
incomes about 5000 a year.
In a climate OF freedom. we have
created the best life for the great
est number Of people that the
world ever has witnessed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
SARCASM
BY William Henry Huff

ny Wiiilafn ffcnry nun
Sarcasm's like a keen edged
sword;
II gashes bones and marrow
Too deep to ever be restored
II leaves a world Of sorrow.
Sarcasm Is the ugly tool
OF tongues resembling vipers
They're wreckers AZ a general
rule
They are but guttersnipers!
They're short Of sight and breedec
low
Nor can they see the beauty,
That they should see where e'er
they go
But feel II Is their duty
To plant discord from cork 10
dregs
Which they think makes them
bigger.
But this is just like powder kegs
Or guns with easy trigger.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
- DUCHESS CLUB WAS
ENTERTAINED BY MRS FRED
MURPHY NOVEMBER 26

When Mrs. Fred Murphy, S626
Second Av. S. was hostess 10 the
Is Duchess Club on Saturday eve
ming, November 20. she invited cx-
ira guests to join members for
the gala evening OF fun.
Cocktails were served in the
beautiful knotty pine rumpus
room proceeding dinner.
The Thanksgiving theme was
carried out in decorations. The
dining table, spread with white
cloth was conferred with NUNS In
fall hues and held a wide variety
OF foods which were served buffet
style.
After dinner games were play
ed. Club members winning prizes
were the Mines. Helen Dawson,
Dorothy Payne, and Minnie
Rhodes. Each guest was given a
prize by the hostess,
Guests enjoying the hostess
hospitality were the Mines Har-
old Combs, Bert Dawson. Frodcr-
lex Jones, Fred Pierce. Jessie
Shepard and Alvin Moorehead OF
st. Paul. Club members present
were the Mines Harriet Jones,
Maxine Jones. Marie Reddick,
Nancy Allen. Thelma Wade, Doro-
thy Payne, Minnie Rhodes, Ruth
McQuerry and Edna Russell.
Mrs. Minnie Rhodes, 1924 Fifth
Av, s., will be hostess to the club
at it's next meeting.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02

Uuests vi Parents: Mrs. Rita
Fay Webb and daughter, Deborah
of Lawton. Okla. arrived Sunday
November 81, for a visit with
their parents and grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Green of ATT
Aurora Av. They plan to spend
the holidays in the city.
Back Home: Mrs. William
White. 773 Rondo Av., returned
home on Saturday evening, No
vember 26. from Kansas City
No. where she spent the Thanks
giving holiday visiting her
brother, Roy Parker and friends,
the Misses Lula Mae and Roberta
Harding. She was the dinner guest
of her host and hostesses on
Thanksgiving Day. She enjoyed a
sightseeing tour of the city and
attended the reception given in
honor of the newlyweds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Cunningham in Kan
sas City. Kansas.
Anniversary Dinner: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernie Green, ATT Aurora
Av. were hosts at dinner on Mon
day. November IA, honoring Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Fulbright of Hugo.
Mimi. who celebrated their tenth
wedding anniversary. Following
dinner games were played and the
group listened to musical record
ings. Other guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Bowser
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson.
Hunters Bag Deer: w. B.
Baines ST., 1904 N. Kent and
Leonard Clover, SO w. 18th St,
were very proud of their hunting
success on November 10, when
they bagged a deer.
Return Home. Theodore Allen,
973 Iglehart Av.. left Monday,
November 81. for Chicago, where
he Joined his wife, who had been
in Chicago due to the illness OF
their daughter. Mrs. (Myrrhene)
Fred Bonner. Mrs. Bonner is much
improved and well on the road to
recovery. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Galloway on
Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Galloway
the former Rachel Gooden, is a
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
Lille Conner WEEDS
Leroy Cunningham
In Home Ceremony

In a ceremony of simplicity and
beauty, Miss Lille Conner. 4Ilo
Third Av. S, Minneapolis, be-
came the bride Of Leroy Cunning
ham of T7S Rondo Av., 81. Paul,
at ESQ p. m. Saturday, Novem-
Der ls. The double ring ceremony
was performed by DR.. Floyd Mas
sey Jr, pastor OF Pilgrim Bap-
list church. Of which the groom
is an active member. at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William White,
773 Rondo Av., ST. Paul.
Miss Conner is the daughter of
Mrs. Florence E. Birch OF Kan
sas City, ksns. Mr.. Cunningham
is the son Of Mrs. Ruby Williams
Of Osceola, Fla.
Mrs. Birch escorted her daugh-
ter and gave her in marriage. She
was charming in an off white
brocaded satin gown styled on the
princess line, street length. Her
shoulder length veil of nylon net
was secured to a headband of eye
let satin. White sandals, gloves
and a single strand of pearls with
matching earrings completed her
ensemble. She carried white
bible topped with white NUNS.
Mrs Virginia Richardson was
her matron OF honor and only at
tendant. She was atured in a
princess style frock of eggshell
faille, street length, matching
sandals and shell hat of yellow
brocade. She carried an arm bou-
quet of yellow NUNS,
Mr.. Arthur Cunningham was
his brothers best man.
Mrs Florence f. Birth, mother
of the bride, received guests at the
reception following the wedding
in a gown of pink lace and wore a
corsage of white NUNS and red
roses. Mrs. William White chose a
navy blue shantung frock with
limestone accents and wore
corsage of white NUNS and pink
roses.
A floral arrangement Of white
chrysanthemums and pink carna-
lions centered the lace covered re-
cepton table with a crystal
punch bowl at one end and at the
opposite end three TERED wed
ding cake topped with a miniature
bride and groom ornament.
Hostesses assisting were Mrs.
William White, Miss Estella Gray
and Mrs. Norma Jones, who alter
mated at serving the cake and
punch. The little Misses Judy and
Jewel Jones registered the guests.
Among the additional out Of
town guests attending the we'd
ding were Mrs. Roberta Harding
and Roy Parker of Kansas City,
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham re-
ceived many beautiful and use
flil gifts.
The newlyweds left Sunday.
November 20. for Kansas City,
Kans., where they spent a weeks
honeymoon with Mrs. Cunning
hams family. On Wednesday eve
ming, November %, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cunningham were honored guests
at a reception rendered in their
honor by Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Birch, sister-in-law and brother
Of the bride.
The newlyweds are now at
home to their friends at 773 Ron
do Av
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Dec. S-Mr. and Mrs. William
Cooper, 7o5 Seventh st. N, SO
years.
ST. PAUL
Dec. 3--Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Tillman, es5 Iglehart Av., eight
years; Mr., and Mrs. Martin We'd
dington, TIA w. Central Av., six.
teen years.
Dec. 5-Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Brown, 500 Rondo Av, ten years,
Dec. 6-Mr. and Mrs. Rodell
Brown, s46 st. Anthony Av., IL
years.
Dec. MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Bruce, $50 Iglehart Av., 81 years,
Dec. S--Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Johnson. 795 Edmund Av, IL
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shot
ner, $50 st. Anthony Avr IL
years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
BROTHERS CELEBRATE
BIRTHDAYS JOINTLY

1t was double birthday ccie-
bration for Jerome and Donald
Thomas. 54i w. Central Av.. when
they celebrated their birthdays on
Saturday, November 20. Jerome's
birthday was on November IS and
Donald's on November 3. They are
the sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ezell
Thomas.
Guests were: Karen Lamb, Da-
vid Yarhrough. Larry clardy,
Michele vassar, Craig Lee Jones.
Yvonne and Dennis Sims. The
boys received many gifts and the
youngsters enjoyed playing
games.