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Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
The Family
Roundtable
BY ELGVA BALL
Dear Miss Ball:

Dear Miss Ball:
The other day on the train, we
heard wife berating her husband
and we all felt sorry for the poor
guy. They were young, nice look
ing, and apparently struggling to
get ahead. It seemed as if he
wanted to make a down payment
on home. For some reason she
was against it. First she questioned
him: "Can you fix plumbing? How
would you go about it? Are you
sure you could handle it like Harry
does? Because that's what happens
at his house" This was the school
bay-teacher approach.
Next she gave him: "Cou always
-" (This was drowned out by the
train whistle.) "People are just
trying to help you." In ten minutes
the poor guy got in only two plugs
-"But I hate that sort of thnig,"
and II want to-" Then finally
came: Cali right; all right" And
his voice conceded defeat.
Why do some women have to nag
so? Where will this sort of thing
get her? Why can't we teach our
young folk to avoid such things in
marriage? l felt like giving her a
good shaking.
A Train-rider, New York City
Dear Train-rider:
First of all, since these young
people were apparently strangers
TO you, you could have no way of
knowing the details of their dis
cussion and therefore, could not
form an opinion as to who was
right and who was wrong in the
situation. Since you do not know
the personalities involved, you
could not know whether this was
typical behavior, or whether it was
the final round in long fight, with
a great deal at stake.
However, the public pickering is
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
Meeting Of
Eastern sturs

The Maricopa Chapter No. !
Order Of Eastern Star held its
regular meeting last Monday at
Prince Hall Masonic Temple with
Worthy Matron Mary Lou Harvey
in the EAST. The attendance as
usual was good.
The Queen of the South degree
was given to three candidates in
cluding one from Palm Chapter.
Interesting talks were given by
Worthy Matron Bobbie Young and
Past Patron Miner H. Hagier.
The Chapter was pleased to wei
come Sister Ella Willis who has
been i'll. Visiting members Of the
Order were Sister Bobbie Young
Order were large Selegation.from
Chapter No. 3. Also in attendance
Palm Chapter No. 8.
After completion of regular busi-
ness the social committee served
refreshments.
Hattie M. Scott, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
chicugoun Returns
TO Her Home

Mrs. Leonard Brown of Chicago
returned to her home last week
after spending three months in the
valley of the sun. While here She
lived at 800 West Magnolia Street
Phoenicians responsible for Mrs
Browns three months Of superb
enjoyment here are Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Shelton, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
O. Jeffries, and Mr.. Virgil Davis
and Mrs. Lester Irwin. Among other
courtesies, the visitor was taken on
several sightseeing trips including
Prescott, the mile-high city of Ari-
zona, where she visited a friend.
SO impressed with the valley the
Chicagoan plans to return here to
live next fall.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01

is drawing near. Buy your votes
from your favorite contestant.
They are: Mrs. Jane Washing
ton, Mrs. Lillian Clark. Miss Dom
Meta Hall, and Mrs. Florence
Childs of Tucson.
Contrary to some reports, they
are all sponsored. by Phoenix Or
ganizations except the Tucson en-
trant. 1t has been brought to the
attention of the committee that a
report is being circulated that only
one Phoenix club is represented.
This is unfair to the others as
there are three Loyal Buddies,
Merry Mixers, Delta Sigma Theta,
and the Debonairs.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01

DIR. Joshua r. Miner, 14lO East
Adams Street, was married on
March 8 to the former Louise Max
well williams, widow of the late
DR.. Alfred c. Williams, Of Detroit,
Michigan.
Mrs. Miner attended the follow
ing schools: Atlanta University
Conservatory of Music, Detroit and
Chicago Musical Colleges. She is an
alun1na of ATLANTA University and
a retired school teacher.
DIR. Miner, an alumnuS Of More
house College, Atlanta, Georgia
holds a degree of Bachelor of The
ology and Doctor of Divinity from
the Guadalupe College, Seguin,
Texas. He served as Dean of the
Glasgow Theological Seminary in
Glasgow Kentucky for three years
and held the chair as dean of the
Theological Department, Houston
College, Houston, Texas, for three
years.
AT present DIR. Miner. is record
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01

certainly to be condemned. The
kind of arguments you describe
may destroy a marriage, and by
this means, many woman has un-
Willingly made her husband lose
his manliness. This, of course, will
not bring her happiness, nor will
she have the feeling of security one
gains when ones husband is manly
and feels that his decisions and
feelings are important and respect
ed.
young man who wants to pur-
chase a house for his bride is man
to be admired thees days. Maybe
he cannot fix. the plumbing like
Harry, but he may have other abil-
tiles that would compensate. If the
move seems i1l-advised, surely the
young wife could find other means
of pointing it out.
Marriage courses in schools and
communities are attempting to
help our young folk, but as yet we
have not reached many who need
help. All young people should look
forward eagerly to marriage and
should realize its purpose is not to
change or improve the mate. True
love seems to overlook little faults
and annoying habits.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
DIT. ELKs HOLD MEETING

The Angels of Mercy of the
Purple Cross 2 Auxiliary of the
Grand Canyon Temple 437 met last
week in its first; meeting. install
lationr of officers was conducted by
Past Grand Daughter Ruler, Susie
Oby.
Officers installed were: Lois P.
Mitchell. president; Emily Wright,
vice president; Helen Ellis, sec
retary; Myrtle Jackson. escort;
Catherine Bass, chaplain; and Ruth
Curry, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
Loyal. BUDDIES ENTERTAIN
AT ANNUAL DANCE

:. =.
The Masonic Temple decorated
in blue and white provided the
setting for the Loyal Buddies an
nual dance. The feminine mem
bers gewned in blue and white for
mails, the males in tales, and their
guests danced to the strains OF
Melvin -Tate's orchestra Of Tue
son. -
During the evenings festivities,
RPHO-Tv cameras took pictures
of the group presenting a check to
Herb Lindner, chairman of Easter
Seals, for the benefit of crippled
children. Also Miss Beth Andre,
Miss Arizona, was present as a
guest of honor.
Kermit eagle served as en-
Gee in introducing special. guests
and members Of the Loyal Buddies:
Harry Session. president presented
a token to Mr.. eagle.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
9 AnnuoI Ball
QContinued from. Paee ID

Continued from Page -.
OH programs for many civic and
religious organizations of the city
She serves las pianist for her
church.
Miss Lois James is first year
student at Phoenix College. She
has the distinction of having been
paWarded two large scholarships up
on graduation, from high school.
She has chosen nursing as. her
major.
Miss Opal Johnson is. a senior
in Phoenix Union High School, She
is an artist as well as a modern
dancer.
Miss Shirley Monteih is a Junior
at st. Mary's High School. Her
hobby is sewing. r.
Miss Norma Moore is senior at
Phoenix Union High School, his
torian and program chairman Of
Rho High School sorority. She. en-
joys playing good game of tennis
or soft ball.
Miss Theora Wingfie1d is fresh
man at Phoenix College. Her major
is nursing, but She enjoys sewing
for herself.
Miss Virdie Jean White is max
ing plans to enter the University
of Michigan lat Ann Arbor in June.
Miss Venita Williams is taking a
pre-medical course at Phoenix Col
lege. Both Bishop and Wiley Col
eyes in Marshall Texas offered her
scholarships upon high school grad
uation.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday, PM = Phone At 3-3o82
Rev. Miner Marries In East

ing and executive secretary, Para
disc Baptist State Convention OF
Arizona and Bible Expositor in the
Baptist Union, Phoenix, Arizona.
He is also pastor Of Bethlehem
Baptist Church.
The newlyWeds metored from
Detroit to Phoenix. They reside at
their home, 141O East Adams st,
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01

@. How should sweaters be laun-
dered to prevent stiffness?
A. Dissolve two tablespoonfHls Of
white soap flakes in a cup of boil
ing water and then stir into gall
lon of warm water. Dip the gar
ment UP and down in. this, squeez-
ing instead of rubbing. Rinse in
several waters Of the same temper.
,ature. IS
@. How can destroy silver
fish?
A. Sprinkle bubach powder on
shelves and in drawers, and force
it into cracks and crevices with
blower, and it will destroy the sfTz
yer fish.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
VIM. HARRISES HAVE
COCKTAIL PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Harris enc
tertained at a cocktail party pre-
ceding the Loyal Buddies dance.
last Friday evening. A variety of
beverages, canapes and everything
that goes to make a cocktail party
successful were enjoyed by their
many guests including Messrs and
Mines. Henry l.. Strickland, George
Waldron, Andrew Nelson; Mmess
Elizabeth Turner, and Marcelins
Murray; Miss Elvina Thierry and
Vannle Mitchell and the problem
child William cobbs.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
PHILADELPHIA Tribune CoIumnisf Writes
Novel OF Slavery In Colonial Virginia

Jr., Is chief resident in reuro-pSy-
chiatry at the Homer G. Phillips
Hospital in st. Louis, Mo. He is
soon to enter private practice as
a certified doctor If psychiatry. A
daughter, who became a graduate
nurse. is now studying fashion
design, and "a younger so mis- mak-
ing career IN real estate.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
@. How can I remove ScOrched
sDOtS from wOOlen garments?

spots from wOOlen garments?
A. If the material cannot be
washed rub lightly with piece of
white flannel that has been Wrung
very dry out of cold water and
slightly moistened with glycerine.
# there are any. glycerine stains
they can be sponged out with al
cohol.
@. How can Il make a good sal
ad if one has unexpected guests?
A. Make a salad of canned
peaches, pears, apricots, or any
other fruit Serve on crisp lettuce
leaves with mayonnaise, or French
dressing. rated cheees should be
sprinkled over the top.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
CoNCHOs MEET

"A coming April event, was mat.
ter for discussion in the regular
meeting of the Concho Club, at
the home of Mrs. Pul1ings. :
Next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Maggie Brooks.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
WEEKEND GUEST

Miss Elvina Liz) Tiierry of
Tucson was the weekend guest Of
the VIM. Cobbs. She enjoyed. the
hospitality of their many friends
and associates while here.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
MRS. MOORE HOSTS
LA C,HARMONTE

Members of La charmonte gath
cred at the home Of their president,
Mrs. Delois Moore, Monday eve
ming for their weekly get-to-
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
JOLLY 20 TO MEET

The Jolly 20 will meet Saturday
night, April at the honre of Mrs
and Mrs. Napoleon Gardner, 4418
South 10Th Street
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01

The Social Committee of Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity wish to thank
the sponsors of the four girls vieing
for Onrega's Sweetheart. The time
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
DOING TIE ! TOWN
Jane Washington

gether. The hostess served a de-
licious turkey dinner.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
TOP HATTERS MEET

Regular meeting Of the Top Hat
ters was at the hoineof Mrs. Ethel
Williams, 1888 West Cocopah. Fol-
lowing business which concerned
plans for Coffee. Sunday afternoon
at the Elk's Home, the group So
cialized while enjoying a spaghetti
dinner.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-29
GREENWOOD

Their friends in Greenwood will
be interested TO know that Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Hill, VINO were former
residents here, have welcomed a
baby daughter, born Wednesday,
July 20. who weighed in at s lbs.
1914 ounces. The little girl has
been named Robin Mary Hill. The
Hills are now residents of Har-
rington, where they have opened
an antique shop.
We hear. too. that it is another
boy for the Tyson Cannons. born
Sunday, July "a. Further informa-
ton Is not available as we go to
press. but congratulations anyway.
neighbors,
The Jacob HatfieIds and Miss
Gladys Whitmore were Sunday
guests of the Gerald PeaTsons on
their boat, the Holiday" In spite
of a rather severe thunder storm
at sea. everyone had a wonderfully
relaxing day. and came home with
more precious memories of good
fellowship.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Burton Case of
Harrington, motored to Greenwood
on Thursday evening, complete
with a large freezer of home made
ice cream to celebrate their we'd
ding anniversary and also their
sons birthday. The host and hos
tess. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hatfield
provided the home made cake. and
even Grandmother Hatfeld's night
blooming Cereus provided drama
by opening two of its lovely blooms
right at the dining room table.
Private, First Glass, and Mrs
Douglas Algier have returned to
their home In Killeen, Texas. after
spending two weeks with their par
west of town. Mrs. Algier was Civ
en- a stork shower last Tuesday ev-
ening at which 3s guests were pres
ent. Douglas is statiored at the
army base at Fort Hood. Texas.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Algier are grad
yates of Greenwood High School.
Miss Barbara Hurd and Miss
Barbara Krupa of New York were
weekend guests of Mrs. Harry
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Addison Porter
and children. Tommy and Susan.
of Washington, ID. c., have been
house guests of j. Frank Porter and
daughters the past week.
Mrs. Minnie Meredith, accom-
panied by Mrs. Donald Lynch of
Selbyville, motored to Washing
ton, ID. c.. on Wednesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Sisson and to
enjoy meeting the newest member
of the family, young Barry Ray
Sisson.
Mrs. Howard Milliken and son
Gary of Wilmington. are house
guests of the J. Burton Carriers for
few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lee Counter
spent Sunday in Lewes visiting rel
atives. Small Susan Coulter ac-
companied her grandparents home
for a two weeks visit
Mrs. John Clifton has been spen-
ding a week with her daughter and
husband. MIR. and Mrs. William
Foulk of near Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-29
LEWES

The feature presentation of the
second annual Lewes Horse Show
will be an exhibition of the Hunts
man Masters and Whipper-In of
the Rose Tree Hunt Club of Penn
sylvania. Millard f. Heller, hunts
mans, has been with Rose Tree
Hunt Club for % years Messrs.
William Il. Elliott and j. II. Rick
ards are the joint hunt masters
and Erby Upton Is the wiipper-in
Mr.. Heller is bringing up the pack
OF Penn Marydel champion hounds
from the Rose Tree Hunt Club. The
hounds under Mr. Heller's training,
have taken first place in many
shows. This will be a demonstra-
tion of obedience of fox hounds In
a pack. Penn Marydel hounds have
ancestors from Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Delaware. The Rose
Tree Hunt Club is the oldest hunt
club in America.
Mrs. John l.. Brittingham, Jr., of
Lewes. announces the engagement
of her sister, Billie Louise fisher
to Robert wilkinson.
Robert l.. fisher and the late Mrs.
Wilhelmina fisher of Glendale.
She attends Milton High School.
MIR. Wilkinson, the son of Mrs.
Virginia Coleman of Lincoln. is
graduate of Milton School and en-
tered the u. S. Navy in June.
Naval Aviation Cadet Jackson r.
Dunlap. Jr., son of Mrs. Lillian M
Dunlap. r. ID. No. |, Lewes, has
learned the primary principles of
the control of airflight in fight.
and with successful completion of
his first solo. has made an impor-
tant step toward becoming a naval
aviator.
Before leaving the Naval Auxil-
larry Air Station, Whiting Field, for
more advanced instruction in pre-
cision air work and acrobatics. He
attended Fork Union High School
at Fork Union. Va, and Temple
University, Philadelphia. and York
Junior College. York. Pa, before
entering the Navy.
AT a meeting held recently in the
Lewes School. Glenwood Harring-
ton was reelected president of the
Lewes School Board of Education.
James w. Marshall was reelected
vice president and Or. Leon II.
Farris. superintendent. was re
elected secretary. William n. Hop
kins, newly elected to the Board of
Education, attended the meeting
for the first time as an official
member of the board. The fourth
member of the Lewes Board. DR..
James Beebe. Jr.. began the sec
ond year of his term.
Metal for bells often is "a to IS
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-29

Metal for bells often is "a to s.
per cent copper and Is to 26 per
cent tin.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-08-25

Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. DemKo and
children spent the weekend at
the home of her parents in
North Olmstead. Their oldest
daughter has been staying
there with her grandparents for
the last month, She is return
ing here in time for school.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sender have
been hosts for two weeks to
Miss Nancy Sender, Mr.. Send
er's sister and two of her girl
friends, all Of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Loomis and
two daughters Linda and Wv
ian spent Sunday in Columbi-
ana at the home of her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hitler spent
a couple of days in New York
City last week at the home of
Mr.. Killers mother. When they
returned they brought back
with them a 2 year old niece
of Mr.. Hiller"s whom they are
planning to adopt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert celebrated
the 6 tn birthday of their son
Robbie on Saturday. TIL e r
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News by Mrs. Florence Battles
Iennah Bond is on vacationD
Mrs. Nellie Wicks Celebrates
S8th Birthday.
On Sunday August 21, fifty
seven persons gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ditto to celebrate the 88th bir-
thday of her mother, Mrs. Mel
lie Wicks. Among those present
were five children, ten grand
children, fifteen great grand
children, and two great-great-
grandchildren. The FIVE gener-
ations present were Mrs. Nellie
Wicks; Mrs. Edith Shaft, Fair
port, Mr.. Harold Miller, Lake
wood; Mrs. Norma Lee Bend
er, Jackson, Mich. and her
two children, Deborah and Har-
old Bender. The highlight OF
the day for Mrs. Wicks was
the arrival of Master Sargant
Lester Wicks and family; her
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-08-25

Mrs. George Mapes attended
the Patterson Family reunion
on Saturday at B nj S tie ),
Mich.
Mr.. Clay Eddy and Clay Ed
dy Jr. attended Orchard Day
at the state extention farm at
Wooster, o. on Thursday.
Mr.. and MRS. Carl Dell and
daughter Judy spent the week
end at Middle Bass Island.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Hall
and two children from Wheel
ing w. Va. visited the Harry
Ditto family one day last week
Mr.. Robert Terry and son Ro-
bert Jr. former residents here
and now living in Fla, cal
led on friedns here this week.
Mr.. Terry reports that his
wife died last April. Mrs
Terry was an active member
of the Pythian Sisters and had
many friends here. Mr.. Terry
said his daughter Ruth, now
lives in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stone at,
tended the wedding of his sister
Barbara in Thopmson Satur'
day evening. Mr.. Stone gave
the bride away and Mrs. Stone
was bridesmaid.
Miss Velora Swagger Of Gran,
tenville, Md. spent a week al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Montague, returning home Fri
day.
Thursday afternoon, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Stanley. Walden of Bed
ford, O., and his mother Mrs
Walden from st. Petersburg
Fla, called on the Harry Ditto
and Montague families.
Mr.. Benjamin Montague O
Addison, Pa. is spending some
time at his sons, Paual Mont
ague's home.
Leverett Mapes had a bat
spell this week, and is not a!
we'll as formerly but is slow
ly recovering.
Mr.. and RS. George Mape!
and Fred ThWing returned Sun
day from a trip in Wisconsin
and Northern Michigan.
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NE w S from CHE S T E R

She is in ch arge Of t h e
Welfare Department, W h ich
looks after children lost at the
fair until parents can be con-
acted. She says thousands OF
children are lost each day and
advises parents to tag a
children attendedg the f aa r
with name and address an d
parents name. In her broad
cast, she tells of driving out to
Chester from Cleveland how
she is amazed at Mayfield I'd
and so many changes. She
could remember Mayfield rd.as
another old plank toll road.
Mrs. Aver also does consid'
cable practible nursing espec'
tally with children. Her hu S
band is a retired Canadian
FLYER who flew the Canadian
mail for years. Her four child
rem are grown an d marrlec
with six grandchildren.
Battles Famaily Reunion
The 77th annual reunion O.
the Battles f a m y members
was held Sunday August 81, a
the Mentor K of P Hall. Abou
80 members enjoyed the boun
tiful dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Craig and family
as host and hostess. They were
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn ParS of Mentor.
A roll of families was called
by Mrs. Blanch Battles Coop
er. The oldest member pre-
sent was Mrs. Dora Hodges o
Ashtabula. The youngest mem
Der was Stephen Michael B a
ties son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
nard Battles.
Business meeting was in CHI
charge of Pres. L. Glenn Par
The secretary reported II mar
riageS, 81 births and 4 deaths
The following officers wer
elected for the following yea
pres. L. Glenn PARIS of Men
tor, v. pres. Lynn Battles, sec
Mrs. Charlotte Tinklepaugh O
Alliance, o. with Mrs. LynI
Battles and Mrs. Kate Steven
son assisting; treas, Mrs. Bet
ty Parks of Kirkland. A vote G
thanks was given the host an
hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Glen
Parr offered to be host an
hostess for the 1856 reunion a
the same place.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam PatterSo
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sperry
Elwood Sperry and Mr.. an
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grandson who has been sta
toned the past three years in
Japan. She had never seen Ell
ther of his two children. Picnic
dinner was held at p. m. The
chief feature of this was the
huge birthday cake brought by
her daughter Mrs. Edith Shaft.
1t was a happy occasion for
Mrs. Wicks, and one she will
long remember.
Pre-School West Geauga P.T.A.
The first meeting of the Pre-
school West Geauga P.T.A. will
be held Thursday September l,
8 o. m. at the West Geauga
high school. All mothers of pre-
school children are welcome
Mothers with children attend
ing kindergarten this year are
especially urged to attend. Both
kind rg ar e n teachers
will be present. They want to
| meet the parents to answer any
questions and to give out In
formation about the work for
the coming year.
Ham Supper
A ham supper will be served
by the Pythian Sisters at the
K of P hall, on Friday even
ing September 2 from $50 tc
7::30 .. m. Public are welcome
Farm Bureau Councils
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sperry
entertained the Chester Coun
Gil BIB with a picnic supper
Wednesday night. Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Patterson were host anc
hostess to the Chester Char
don 2B council Thursday even
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Smith. 1t was attended by MIR.
and Mrs. j. Stokes parents of
the honor guest, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Williams of Leroy, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Hills, Mr.. and
Mrs. R.Loomis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Kurson and Mrs. D. Rees
of Cleveland. The honor guest
was very pleasantly surprised
by everyone, and received quite
an array of gifts, to take back
to England when she returns.
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guests for the occasion we're
Mr. and Mrs z J Bowles and
daughter of Garfield Heights
Mr. and Mrs Gibbons and fam
lily and Mr. r Strange and
fiancee. On Sunday they h a d
guests from Cleveland Mr. and
Mrs ] Main who had dinner
with them
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Richards
gave a surprise wedding anniv-
ersary party on Saturday night
for their niece, Mrs. Lii a n