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Evening star., 1955-01-28

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Barton. I'VE would be hard-pressed to pay our
hospital and doctor bills without it.
You and your family stand d in chance Of
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how you can get lowcost Blue Cross protection for
hospital bills and Blue Shield protection for doctor
bills Call Republic $4,000 todayl Or write: 825
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Evening star., 1955-01-28

1907 Th SK ssii3 i4th s44ss CONN.
ssILvER SPRING, MD .Open $50 to daily
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Open 3. 80 to 81 Thurs, Fri
CLARENDON, VA Open 9.30 to Mon, Thurs, Fri.
FREE CUSTOMER PARKING At ALL HAHN NElcHBoRHooD STORES
Evening star., 1955-08-21
old school favorites
in new sweater colors


Sanders done something new with the
perennial soddIe, something smart with
the loved loofer.
(top) Loofer in shoe leather has new
shortie Lost, comes in block or oroy.
Sizes 4h to 9. 6.95
Hondsewn Ioofer in black or brown,
smooth leather, sizes 4h to 9. 8.95
(botton1) Saddle oxford in suede-fin-
ished leother, rubber soles, exciting
sweater eolors of black, rust, brown or
oroy. Sizes 4h to 9. 7.95
WGL-Youne Shoe Shop. End Floor
selection ot Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star., 1955-08-21
Miss Williams
Is Married
Phote

Announcement is made Of
the wedding August 20 Of Miss
Mary Camilla williams.
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Huntington williams Of Balti-
more, and Mr.. Richard Fisher
Wallis, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Fisher Wallis Of this
city.
The Rev. Huntington VIII.
liams, jr.. brother Of the bride,
performed the ceremony In the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the Redeemer in Baltimore. A
reception was held following
the ceremony at the home Of
the brides parents.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a gown
Of ivory tulle trimmed with
point d,Alencon lace worn by
her great grandmother. .
daughter Of Reverdy johnson.
The matching lace veil was
attached to o coronet Of or.
ange blossoms and she carried
an heirloom silver-covered
prayer book and lilies Of the
valley.
Evening star., 1955-08-21
Miss Josephs
Is Bride

Miss Patricia Louise Josephs,
daughter of Mr.. John Stanley
Josephs Of Mclean. Va. and
the late Mrs. Josephs. was
married August 20 to Mr..
Jerry Joseph Zavadil. son Of
Mrs. Anna Novotny zayadil
and the late MIR. jerome
Zayadil.
The Rev. Alfred st. John
Matthews performed the cere-
mony in st. Johns Episcopal
Church In Mclean. A recep-
tion was held following the
ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father. wore . gown Of
white Mantilla lace and tulle.
She carried orchids on her
grandmother's prayerbook.
The bride was attended by
Mrs. william II. Bisbee Of
Chesterfield. Mass. Miss
Nancy Blair Hoffman Of Balti-
more and Miss Helen kathryn
Hodges of Frederick, Md.
Mr.. Wayne Thol McIntOsh
Of Baltimore was best man
and the ushers were Mr..
Robert Danek Of Annapolis.
Md, and Mr.. Frederick Ed.
man Of Baltimore.
The bride is q graduate OF
Margaret Hall School in Yer
sailles, KY, and Of Mary
Washington College Of the
University Of Virginia.
The bridegroom is q gradu-
ate of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. He was commissioned Q
lieutenant in 1852 and was dis.
charged in 1854. He is now
attending Maryland Univer-
sity.
After a wedding trip the
couple viii make their home
here.
Evening star., 1955-08-21

girls skirts and jackets
She's q stroieht-A student in style and
studies in this boxy corduroy jacket lined
with plaid to match her skirt.
Jocket is single breasted with novelty
pockets, red or green corduroy lined with
plaid to match the skirt. Sizes to IA.
1898
Skirt Of permanently pleoted $50 Orion,
359o wool blend, is in bright red and
navy plaid. Completely washable and il
holds its pIeots. Sizes 7 to IA. 5.98
Melton Cloth Pea Jacket
NoV-styIed pea jocket Of l0O% repro
cessed wool lined with red corduroy and
interIined with wool for warmth. Double
breasted with gold -colored metal buttons,
sodde shoulder, belted back. Navy or
oroy. Sizes J to IA. 1893
WGL-GirIs Apparel, 4th Floor
-. also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
Smyrna times., 1955-05-12

Forest, Md, were Mothers Day
dinner guests of their daughter
and sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Wyatt.
Mr.. Sam Touchton of Washing
ton, d. c., and sister, Mrs. Harold
williams of West Chicago, H.,
spent the weekend with Mr.. ]. S.
Sailey. Mrs. Williams will stay
for awhile while her mother, Mrs.
Daley is a patient in Kent Gener-
al Hospital
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Coving-
ton enjoyed Sunday afternoon
with his parents near CentreviIle,
Md. They will attend conference
in Wilmington this week.
Mrs. w. L. Harman, Mrs. Ray
mond Mutt and Miss Doris Haas
are patients in Dover Hospital,
also Mrs. Wesley Smith of Dover,
formerly of Marydel. We regret
having to report so much illness
and wish them all a speedy recov-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jacobson
entertained Mrs. Jacobson's par
ents from New York over the
weekend.
Mr.. Harry Heather attended a
dinner meeting of the Maryland
State Bankers Association on
Wednesday evening of last week
at Preston, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heather
and Miss Janet Heather attended
the funeral of an aunt at Bridge
vile on Sunday afternoon.
There will be no church service
at Calvary Methodist Church on
Sunday morning on account of
conference in Wilmington. Sunday
School will be at the usual hour.
The Citizens of the First Dis
trict are urged to attend a meet
ing concerning the school system
to be held in Goldsboro Commun-
ity Hall on Thursday, May 26 at
8 p.m., DIST. The Board of Edu-
cation will be present to explain
the new set up and answer any
questions pertaining to the vote
on June IA.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-12

Jack viii do two-years duty on
Guam.-Mr. and Mrs. John J..
Roth, ami Miss Louise Bennett at
tended the 7th Annual Spring
Glee Club concert at st. Joseph's
College, in Philadelphia, on Sun
day. James Roth, is a member of
the club. The concert was given
in honor of the students Mothers.
Mrs. Margaret Daley, of VIII
mington, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Mamie Shock
ley, and sister, Mrs. James Clark.
Birthday congratulations this
week to Mrs. Ann Dickerson, and
Mrs. Mamie Shockley.-Mrs. Rob-
ert c. Moor. a member of the
Middletown New Century Club,
served as a member of a COM
mittee on arrangements for a
fashion show, held Wednesday in
the auditorium of the Middletown
High School. Mrs. Moor is the
former Betty Williams, a sister of
Mrs. Albert ]. Pleasanton.-Mr.
Dudley Crossley, local retired
farmer, enjoying pleasant memoir
les as a result of a school day
photograph of he and classmates,
published recently in the Chester
town, Md, weekly newspaper. The
picture was taken at Cedar Grove
school in 1891. A baby girl, Alice
Kay, to Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Car
den, at Kent General Hospital.
The weakly wit: With the ap-
proach of June, many girl who's
at loose ends is anxious to get
tied up.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-12

and be SHARED, and be taken
Isaiah S:15.
Items-Rack-a-bye baby, Mich
ael Joseph, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence ONeal, at the Kent General
Hospital.-One of the most spirit
ed town elections in recent years
took place on Saturday last, with
295 votes being cast. All present
members of Town Council were
reelected, with President of Coun-
ell, Walter d. Belts, leading the
ticket with 229, Harry Moor, Sec
retary of Council, was runner-up
with 223, with John F. Spencer
polling 100, C. w. Machaemr, 1856,
and ]. H. Dunning, I'll. The tally
for the aspirants for Council seats
were: William Hollett, 1913, Ar
thur Dickerson, 81, Bernard Nor
man, Sc, and Charles Poore, So
The Clayton Home Demonstration
Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Daisey Davis, on Friday ev-
ening, May 18th at 7:30. The
leaders are Mrs. Pearl Schettler
and Mrs. Earl j. Hurd, who will
present a treatice on Making Cor
sages. All members are urged to
bring flowers from their gardens.
Jack Cole, machinist mate, first
class, U. S. Navy, has arrived
home on a 34-day leave with his
mother, Mrs. Bertha Cole and
family. He served aboard the
Flagship, U.S.S. Pine Island, a
seaplane tender, on Formosan pa
troll. At the expiration of leave,
Smyrna times., 1955-05-12

uel Pritchett, Donald Reed, Rom
aid Reed, John Riley, Diane Sew
erson, Ermel Seward, John Slaugh-
ter, David West, Lorraine Wilhoit,
Dorothy Wilson.
Grade 3-3, Mrs. Everett, teach
er-Bruce Akin, Clarence Collins,
Patricia Dallis, Joseph Haman,
Shelby Harrington, James Hewes,
Ronald Hoffecker, Robert Hurd,
Patrick Kerr, Bonnie Langrell,
Carolyn Lockerman, Franz Media,
Kenneth Newberg, Betty Pierson.
James Pritchard, Drew Reynolds,
Robert Riddagh, Eddie Slaughter,
Randall Slaughter, Beverly Startt,
Elaine Thatcher, Connie Uhlen-
dorff.
Grade 2-1, Mrs. Rieards, teacher
Lawrence Anderson, Wilson Har-
ris, Edward McCommon, Freddy
Morris, Jay Jones, David Sum-
mers, William David, Sally Coop
er, Nancy Ennis, Nancy Lowman,
Nancy Moore, Patsy Passwaters,
Terry Pleasanton, Janice Rochest-
er, Deanna Smith, Janice Wilder,
Terry Williams, Geraldine Graham.
Grade 2-2, Mrs. King, teacher
Virginia Bessinger, Carol Ann
Brown, Maryann Child, Kathy
Guarro, Judy Haman, Margery
MeClements, Lois Mack, Bonnie
Pase, Nancy Schulze, Harriet
Smith, Diana Sparks, Marlene VII
kinson, Peggy Wilkinson. Kenneth
Berry, Charles Ewing, Carl Hudg-
ms, Edgar Hurd, William Lewis,
Jeff Lewis, Donald McAllister,
Harvey Reed, Marvin Short, Earl
Snow, Samuel Slaughter, John
Urian, Leon VanArsdale.
Grade 2-3, Miss Hill, teacher-
James Bradley, Ronald Budd, Leon
Collins, Glenn Everhart, Ward
Fortner, Dean Fraley, Kenneth
Haley, Donald Jones, Rodney Low
man, Dale McBrine, Kern Piser
Roger Pulley, Alan Robinson, Fred
Shaw, Paul Smith, John Stevens,
Manuel Guttierez, Barbara Diet
ert, Jane Fortner, Kay Kraus,
Pamela Lurty, Karen Myers,
Cheryl Pappas, Carol Wright,
Karen Sievers.
Grade IL, Mrs. Powell, teacher
Lee Allen, Chippy Bell, Laraine
Dixon, James Everhart, Jr., John
Fearon, Bruce Foraker, Rosetta
Gee, Nancy Hurd, Robert Hutch
ins, Mark Meyer, Roy Reed, JAG
quelyn Ryan, Steven Segars, Ken
meth Smith, Jr., Kathryn Urian.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-12
CLAYTON

Ewell's-St. Paul Church Notes
Sunday, May Is is the fifth Sun
day after Easter. It is also Youth
Sunday, and the morning worship
at eleven will be conducted by the
youth of the church. The youth
sermon will be "The WeIl-Dressed
Christian" There will be special
anthems by the Youth Choir. The
young people conducting the wor-
ship will be Charles Duff, Ruth
Ann Wiley, and Jane and Janet
Johnson. In the evening at seven,
youth 10 to 13 will meet in Fell
lowship Hall-The Church Calen-
dar lists the following: The meet
ing of the Contact Club will be
held at 7:45 on Monday evening
in Fellowship Hall. Tuesday, May
18th at 7:30 pm, the Commission
on Education will meet in the
Church Parlor.-On Mothers Day
at the morning worship, Mrs. Lu-
cinda Marker was honored as the
Senior Mother of the Church, and
Mrs. Paul Cronshaw, the Junior
Mother. A bouquet of flowers
were presented to Mrs. Marker
and Mrs. Cronshaw, by the Dorcas
Glass, on behalf of the Church.
The Peninsula Annual Conference
will meet from May IL to Is in
Grace Church, Wilmington The
Devotional Reading for today:
And many among them shall
stumble and fall, and be broken,
Smyrna times., 1955-05-12
MARYDEL

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stafford en-
joyed having all their children
home for Mothers Day on Sum
day: Mrs. John Powell, and Mr..
Nolan Stafford of Wilmington;
Mrs. Maud Sweitzer of Hartly,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Stat
ford, Marydel.
Mrs. H. K. Shuts spent Moth
er's Day with her mother, Mrs.
Jackson and called on her sister,
both of Barclay, Md.
Mrs. F. P. Scotten enjoyed the
weekend and Mothers Day with
her daughter and family in New
ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shinn Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
Dixon and family and celebrated
Ruth Dixon's birthday, who will
be one year old on May IL.
Mrs. John Dice of Franklin,
West Virginia, sister of Mr.. w.
L. Harman, attended church SER
vices on Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burkins
and Clark of Carney's Point, Nj,
enjoyed Mothers Day with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan.
Mrs. Laura Daley Clark is Wis
iting in Philadelphia, Pa, with
her sisters.
Mr.and Mrs. Guernsey. Knotts
of Templeville and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Westerman of Sherwood
Smyrna times., 1955-05-12

Grade 1-2, Miss Stats. teacher
Givens, Linda Hutchins,
Rosanne Laggner, Lindale Pleas
anton, Charles Snow, Barbara
Steven White.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-12

Grade 1-3, Mrs. Robinson, teach
er-Marvin Knox, Karl Kranss
James Ryan, Larry Slaughter
Darlene Cole, Janet Corso. Char
lotte Potter, Meredith Wilder.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-12

Virginia David, Wallace Ebright,
Ann George, Catherine Hurd, Will
lis Martin, Richard Nelson, SAM
Smyrna times., 1955-05-12
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PUBLIC SCHOOL

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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

You ger big-groin-soving capacity at low
cost with the Mccormick No. 40 pUII-type.
Heavy windows made by q l5-foot swother cont
choke the bonUs-size threshing, separating. and
cleaning units. You combine up TO As acres q doy
with power toke-off driven Mccormick No. 14O
and q "a pillow tractor, or powerful III engine.
You control the Platform, unload grain tank, all
from the tractor seat. AID iUstments are made from
outside the combine. The Mccormick No. 14O can
be equipped with windrow pickup, or reeI-ond
knife for combining standing groin and grass crops.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

This new fomiy sized combine gives you threshing.
separating and cleaning areas that match those
of bigger hovester-threshers. For windrow COM
bning, the Mccormick No. 70 cIeon-t hreshes
heaviest groin from 12-foot swother. Exclusive
III representation doUble-shoke cleaning saves
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

WHAT'S NEW .. Hearing aid
built into the frame ~ your
glasses. using tiny trnnsiStOrH.
adds but slightly 10 their size or
weight
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

Mr., White is a cousin Of Ozell and
Bert Davidson.
Los Angeles Visitor: Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Dodson of Los An
geies, spent a few days In the city
and were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sayles and son, Sam Mitchell OF
S72S Fourth Av. s. Mr.. Dawson. a
scout master, had attended the
Boy Scout Jamboree in Canada.
From Minneapolis, they went to
Kansas City for a short visit be-
fore returning to their home. Mr..
Dodson spent his early childhood
in Minneapolis
Tennessee Visitor: Mrs. Annie
Lou Black OF Murfreesboro, Tenn
Is in the city visiting her cousin.
J. f. Watkins and Mrs. Watkins
of 1924 Eighteenth Av. s.
Visitor From Chicago: Mr.. Ciar-
ence Stigall of Chicago. Illinois is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Jessie
Stigall and brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs, Robert Payne OF 1920
Elliot Av, S. Mr.. sugall is
teacher in the Chicago school
system.
Na,atInn,b L. Cau..-.t MI
Joyce Taborn and Miss Christine
Mckinney, 1912 Fourth Av. s, re-
turned Saturday, August ~. from
a two weeks vacation on the West
Coast, They visited San Francisco,
Los Angeles, the Grand Canyon.
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Yose-
mite National Park and Tiajuana,
Mexico.
Won Prizes Al State Fair: Mrs.
Jessie Stevens, 1924 Fourth Av.
S. won two ribbons at the State
Fair. Mrs, Stevens unusual ar
CHAN which had embroidered fig
ures, houses and sprays OF flow
ers on each block. won the third
prize and her three cornered an
tique picture won the second
prize in the Womcns Building.
Week End Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs, Annis Clark, Miss Circa Holt
and Mr.. John and Arthur Baker,
Of Keokuk, Iowa, were in the city
over the week end To visit Mrs
Clyde johnson of 3s35 Fifth Az.
S. Mrs. Clark Is Mrs Johnsons
daughter and Miss Holt Is Mrs
Johnson's granddaughter. The
Clarks are thinking Of making
Minneapolis their home.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02
Mrs. Flossie Harris
Gives AZ Home"
For CHICAGO Guest

One OF the most delightful at
home" parties of the summer was
given by Mrs, Flossie Harris in
honor OF her house guest. Mrs
Thclma Lott of Chicago, Ill.
The picturesque atmosphere OF
her home at 3617 Clinton Av.,
which was decorated throughout
with vases OF assorted garden
flowers was the ideal setting for
the gala affair held from 3 To &
p. M. Saturday, August ~.
A crystal bowl ccntercd with
three silver swans and floating
yellow chrysanthcmums was the
striking center OF the serving
table, with a crystal punch bowl
at one end.
Some 30 friends Of the hostess
came in 10 meet the guest OF hon
or and partake of the appctizing
contents OF trays laden with a
variety Of dainty sandwiches and
cookies and refreshing punch.
Assisting the hostess was the
Mines Thaddcus James, Allie
Wilson, Mrs. Sue Woodson and
the hostesses little daughter. Les.
ly Diane Harris.
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forward to another trip, when she
graduates from high school
On FurloughI Af2C Lee Ward
Ballard 67T ST Anthony Az, son
~ Mr. and Mrs Harry Ballard,
Sr,, arrived home on Sunday. Aug
ust -, from Hamilton Field Air
Force Rasc for an extended FUR
Tough, lie viii report 20 Manhat-
tan Beach, brooklyn, ". Y. for
assignment In Greenland on Octo-
Der 3.
Labor bay Week End Trips The
Misses Julia. Roberta and Mar
ion Jones. 1922 Rondo Az. will
leave Friday, September 2 for
holiday week end In Harvey and
Chicago, III, where they viii visit
friends.
To Los Angeles Mrs, Ardclla
Allen, CAS- w, Central Az, left on
Thursday, September I for Los
Angeles, Calf 10 visit her brother
who In III,
R"cupcratinG ~ Bomci Dr ILl.
Ian Lewis. 675 lglehart Az. rc.
turned Ia her home ON Sunday,
August IN from Miller hospital
where she underwent surgery last
week. She II reported improving
Visitor, Miss Evelyn Patterson,
6os w, Central Az, had aA her
guest last week, her sister, Miss
Cora Ice Patterson Of Fort Dodge.
Iowa
Returns To California; Harold
Brown Jr, son " the late Harold
BROWN Sir. lo2 ST Anthony Az.
loft FOR his home In Los Angeles,
Calf ON Wednesday August 20,
Mr., Brown came Ia 81 Paul 90 at
tend the funeral ~ hia father Ills
sister, Mrs Esther Roaby nf New
York city. left on Tuesday. Sep.
TENDER 30 Also in tho city for the
funeral we're Mi and Mrs, Frank
Harris sr,, Of Topeka, kans They
LEFT for home on Monday. August
a.
Narationed In Michi Mr.. and
Mrs, Lionel Allen, 6SS w. Central
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02
WEDDING
ANNlVe RSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept MIR and Mrs. Carl
Fraction, 3SJl Clinton Az, seven
years; Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Smith.
1919 Smelling Az, six years.
Sept. 8 Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
Swain, 20 HyIand Az. N. five
years
ST. PAUL
Sept 2 Mr. and Mrs. John
Dodd. 3S5 Rondo Az, ten years.
Sept f-Mr. and Mrs. Bertram
shannon 977 Fuller Az, is years;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Lark.
575 Rondo Av, - years. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ryan Jr. s54 Iglehart
Az, II years
Sept 3 Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Graham, 79l st Anthony Av., two
years
Sept 8 Mr.. and Mrs G -.
B"nner, 872 St Anthony Av.. IS
years, Mr. and Mrs George Hoage
$50 Charles St, SO years.
Sept s-Mr and Mrs Sidney
r Miller. 693 Iglehsrt Az. 20
years
Sept . Mr. and Mrs John
Brown $40 iglehart Az. 10
years
Sept s DR. and Mrs. Thomas
Young East st Louis, III, three
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02

ST. Ceceiia Guild Picnic: st. Ce-
celia Guild of st. Thomas church.
will have their annual picnic at
Riverside Park. Sunday. August
%.
Motored To St Louis: Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Webster and son Tony.
4oS7 Third Av. s., motored TO St.
Louis, Missouri, Monday. August
%. to visit friends and relatives.
HOspltaliEed: Mr.. John Nellie
Sr, 2sll Thirteenth Av. s, I'M
derwent surgery at General Hos
pital on August 4th. His condi-
ton Is reported as good.
In Tho Hospital: Miss Connie
Turner. 1896 Clinton Av. S, has
been In the hospital for the past
two weeks for observation.
Weed End Guests: Or. and Mrs
II. K. Woodford, and children.
John, Joan and Barbara, Benton
Harbor, Michigan, were the week
end guests OF Mrs. Woodford, sis
ter, Mrs. Shelton Granger, 1855
Fifth Av. S. The Woodfords were
the recipients of many social cour-
tesies.
House Guest: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Davidson, 3745 Fourth Av.
s.. have as their house guest. Mr..
Ebert White OF Pasadena, Calf.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-02
"For Women:
"For Women:
Morning Feast For
Campers Breakfast
RY RET1Y COOk

There's just no Gcnylng u. d
stack of pancakes smothered II
golden maple blended syrut
make an ideal campers styI,
breakfast. With young or adult
It's the same.
Just take a look at the expires
sion on the face Of the young cam,
per in the accompanying photo
Speaks for itself. doesn't ~ Well
40 does the syrup he's pouring
right from it's beautiful glass an
tiqus-looking" bottle
This delicious blended syrup
gives real American flavor 90 "a
real American meal
Well, whether you camp in
doors or out with cooler weather
on the way appetitics are surely
popped up for plenty 81 good
hearty foods SO try this campers
breakfast soon juice pancakes
and syrup, little aauSaGcs and
some hot imitation coffee flavor
cereal beverage that n 40 good FOR
everyone IN the family
Campers Pancakes
2 cups sifted cake flour
"a teaspoons double-aCtinR bah
ing powder
teaspoon salt
I egg, slightly beaten
IA cups milk
I 10 2 tablespoons melted shorter.
ing.
Method SIT -four once. msa
sure. add baking powder and salt
and sift again. Combine sgR and
] cup OF the milk. Add 10 -four.
mix only until smooth Add re-
naming milk and shortening
blend Bake on hot creased grid
dl" Serve with butter OF mar
Rerins and maple blended syrup
or Orange Honey. Bskes n ~
II pancakes
Hot Coffee Favored Postum
Prepare hot coffee favored Pos
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ST. PAU. MIRTnDANs

Sept C, Oliver. ITO Carroll
Az. n, G. Rathgeb, 707 Marshall
Az; Mrs. Gertrude Green. psi
TglehaTt Az. Marleno McGee, 07i
Rondo Az. Mrs. John I. Mccoy.
6ib Rondo Az. Mrs Anita Tuck.
er 500 Rondo Az.
Sept Dolores Rivers, IT'S
Iglchart Az, Grace Seaton, 1920
Cumberland, Grace ROystcr, 29s
st Anthony Az. Mrs. Robert
Whcelock, b56 ST, Anthony Av.
Sept. Mira villa Mae Park.
81, 1913 Western Az. Lue Day. 732
Rondo Az. Eva Draper, ts3 Olive
st. Mrs -, T. Massie, 400 Car
roll Az, Ramsey Jackson, 1912
Rondo Az: Cecilia Smith, 3i2
Carroll Az. clifford Combs, 467
81 Anthony Az; Mrs, sylvester
Ifimbrough, $50 Carroll Az, Alice
King. 3iI'w. Central Az; Percy
Parker, b7b Fuller Av.
Sept. o Mrs. Isabel Young, 329
Rondo Az. Barbara Ballard. DIT
st Anthony Az, Helen Moore,
B3t Rondo Az. Rev D. l.. Young.
400 1T Anthony Az, Mrs. Ethel
Williams, s57 81 Anthony Az,
Mrs Barbara Robinson, TOO Car
roll Az
Sept, 7 Henrietta Simmons.
$50 81 Anthony Az, Louise
House, poo Rondo Az: Mrs. Mar.
ion Smith, ai2 Carroll Az. Mrs
John Banks Jr.. TOO Iglchart Az.
Mrs Charles W. Baicngor. $40 ".
Central Az
Sept + Mr.. Albert Wright. Ar,
81 ~ Western Az: Melvin w.
Carter. TT Rondo Az.
Sept q Charles pOndors. ggi
Rnndo Av.. Mrs Lusila Cameron,
G7I Aurora Az
out Of Town BiTthdayS-
Sept . Mrs Ben rc"Ty, San
Francisco. Calf
Sept o Miss Carolyn Combs,
Chicago, III.