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Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
w. B. MOOres Return
From Extended Trip

MARTIN CITY-Mr. and Mrs. w.
B. Moore and Barry and Lynda Kay
returned home last Thursday from
a three-Weeks vacation that took
them through parts of Montana,
North Dakota, Minnesota, WiScon-
sin and Wyoming.
Points of interest visited included
Virginia City and Lewis and Clark
caverns in Montana, Theodore Roos-
evelt park in the Bad Lands and the
state capital and Memorial museum
in Bismarck. N. OAK; largest iror
ore mines in Minnesota and vege-
table canneries, cheese factories
and Chippewa Falls wooden mills
in Wisconsin.
On the return way, three-day
trip over Red lodge Cooke city high
way, elevation 1892 feet, and Vel
lowstone Park proved interesting.
They also visited more than 50 re
latives of Mrs. Moore in all flvt
states.
i After travelling Also miles ant
seeing lots of nice country, the!
still say there's no place Tx
home"
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Former Teacher Visits Falls

For 81 years in Columbia Falls
the first week of September meant
school days starting for Margaret
Tway.
This fall. Miss Tway is back in
the Flathead visiting old friends,
but she's not back in the classroom.
Trim and alert, Miss Tway re-
tired as teacher in 1910, and she's
found the secret of living a grace
full retirement. With her brother,
Ross, Miss Tway makes her home
at Bradent0n, near St. Petersburg,
Fla. Ross Tway is charter member
of Columbia Falls Masonic lodge
founded in 1912.
There was the first and then the
second generation of Flathead
citizens that remember Miss Tway
as an outstanding teacher. Her
grades were second or third.
In listing former students, she
put her hands in the air and said,
"Oh my, we'll forget to mention
some that are still here" That
distressed the very proper lady.
List of former students in the
second or third grades include Fred
Neitzling, Flathead National Forest
supervisor; Ray Wedge, Rachel
Jordan, Louie Feirstein, the four
Smith boys, Billy and Vic Nadeau,
the Reid brothers, Claude Bolick,
Fay Loveall, Louis, Bill and Bob
Marantette, but not jim; the four
Giroux boys, Mrs. Josephine Ham
ilton, Mrs. Georgia Hamilton, Mrs
Margaret Wagner, AL Secord, AL
i fred Brunette, Mrs. Margaret Ellen
Walker, Gordon Saurey, Mrs. 'Pud
gle" Cavalar, Mrs. Grace Larkin
Allan Green, Bob Jordan, Bert For.
zie, Mrs. Carl Daniels and he1
daughter, Mrs. Don Doane, Mrs
Florence Stringfellow and her sons
Norman and Happy.
| If there is a man or woman WHIT
started first grade and grew up il
Columbia Falls between 1903 ant
1910 and didn't have Miss Tway a.
teacher, it would be because one
in while she shifted from third t
second grade.
Miss Tway commented that sh
often heard: Miss Tway, dadd
,, went to school to you"
The early-day Columbia Fall
, teacher was born near Londor
{ Ohio. I'm not that old, leave OF
the word, DID, she added.
She attended grade and hig
. school in London and started teacl
ing in Ohio in the fall of 1899. Til
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Joe Walter Visits
Stryker Fumily
by Handy Helpers club

DEER PARK-Joe Walter of Cas-
ton, Ore, spent a week visiting his
nephew, Frank Stryker, and other
relatives. Old timers will remember
him from early days. A family re-
union was held at the Joe Hilton
home in ST. Ignatius, Sunday. The
Stryker family and other relatives
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kanff and
sons, Brian Kanff, and Tommy
Vertz, from Glasgow were recent
overnight visitors at the Grant Car
penter home. Mrs. Kanff is Mrs.
Carpenters daughter, and Tommy
Vertz, grandson.
The Frank Stryker family enjoyed
a visit with Franks three sisters
Mrs. Maude Wilkes and Mrs. Mile
Robinson of Puyallup, WASH, ant
Mrs. Myrtle Hilton of St. Ignatius
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Harden anc
two children were Monday dinner
guests at the Grant Carpenter home
on their way to Seattle to take thu
children, Jimmie and Woke, Il
their mothers for the school term.
Mrs. Helen johnson from Hinsdals
visited her cousin, Mrs. Grant Car
penter and Rose Green, Col. Falls.
Grant Carpenter left, Monday eve
ming, for Spokane to consult a spec
ialist on advice of his doctor here
after being in the hospital twic'
lately. They are still residents herr
and have not moved away.
School bells ringing again, wit
the hurry and worry for children
and parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs: William Reynold
and two daughters of Great Falls
and Mrs. Reynolds parents, MI
and Mrs. Gait of Stanford, wer
late callers at the Fay Pembl
home, Sunday evening. Not findin
the John Ladenburg family hom
they returned to the park. Mrs. Rey
nolds, Mrs. Pemble and Mrs. Lader
burg were classmates in nurse
| training.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pemble an
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Montpetit {
Creston spent Sunday 10 miles ives
of Poison with Mr. and Mrs. Ros
Howell
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Hilton were ovel
night visitors with Mrs. Hilton
nephew, Frank Stryker, and family
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Court Cases

MARTIN CITY-Highway patrol
cases in the. Martin City justice
court Of Judge Jerry Baldwin are
as follows:
Emil L. Jahnke, Coram, fined $40
for lack of drivers license.
Otto Kuespert, Martin City, SIC
for deficient equipment.
Albert ]. French, Martin City, SIC
fine for improper parking on high
way and $40 for lack of Montana
drivers license. II
Floyd j. Pendry, Columbia Falls
forfeited $40 for having improper
muffler and $40 for exceeding speed
limit in posted speed area.
Jay Reeves, Provo, Utah, for
feited $40 for failure to drive in ;
careful and prudent manner.
Robert j. Armstrong, Los Angeles
forfeited $40 for improper passing
over a solid line.
E. T. Newman, Martin City, pie,
guilty to third degree assault in,
county case before Judge Baldwin
He was fined $50 and given 1O-da
suspended sentence. IS
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Hold Services For
Fred Novuk. rs

Funeral services restricted to the
family were held for Fred Novak,
rs, longtime Coram resident, at the
Catron chapel, Whitefish Saturday
evening.
The remains were forwarded to
Spokane for cremation.
MIR. Novak passed away Saturday.
A C0ram resident since 1917, Mr..
Novak was an early homesteadeI
in the Coram area, and had worked
for the Great Northern for a number
of years.
He was born in Czechslovakia, Aug
10, 1879, and came to the United
States in 1905.
Survivors are Mrs. Novak, twt
sons, Fred of Sequoia Nationa
Park and Oscar, Portland, and fivs
daughters, Mrs. Marie Herman
Fort Hall, Idaho; Mrs. Sophia Sund
ling, Great Falls; Mrs. Martha OF
son, Wnitefish, and Mrs. Clara Ras
mussen, Ogden, Utah.
There are Is grandchildren and ;
brother and sister in Prague
CzechSlOvakia.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Bud Chefs Honored
At Farewell Purfy

MARTIN CITY-Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Chef were honored at a fare
well dinner at the Herman Byrd
home, Saturday evening.
After a delicious dinner of turkey
and ham and all the trimmings, the
honored guests were presented with
a beautiful framed 3x2h foot en-
largement of Lake Mcdonald.
Bingo was enjoyed by the guests
in the basement.
Invited guests present in addition
to the honored couple were the Rev
and Mrs. Elwyn Tesche, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Hollingsworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Sands, Mrs. Iva Sands, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Baeth, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dever, Mr.. and Mrs
Bill Hoppe, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Duer
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rowles, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Floyd Mcclure, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Teeters, Mr.. and Mrs
Duane Byrd, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Chef, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lietz, Mrs
Vernon Thompson, Eileen Lietz
Buddy Chef, Vern and Leroy Byrd
and Claudette Byrd, all of Martir
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Chef, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Walden, Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Buckner and Mr.. and Mrs. Ola
Barbo of Columbia Falls; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bob Rogers of Whitefish; Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Rogers of Missoula
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Page, Mrs. Mil
dred Forsythe, Mr.. and Mrs. Keitl
Buzzell of Coram and Mr.. and Mrs
Don Lietz of Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lietz of Grea
Falls were weekend guests at tn
Bud Chef and Otto Lietz homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rogers an,
daughter of Missoula spent tn
weekend visiting in Martin City an,
Columbia Falls.
On Sunday Mrs. Herman Byrd en-
tertained at a birthday breakfas
for her son, Leroy. After breakfas
Leroy and his guests hiked t
Sperry chalet in Glacier Park, wher
they had dinner. A wonderful tim
was had by ALL Those who helpe
share the fun were Allan Hamilton
Roger Christins0n, Bill Mackir
Webb Carey and Dick Knapton {
Columbia Falls. Larry Crandall {
Hungry Horse and Bud Chef an
Vern Byrd of Martin City
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hoppe an
children have returned from
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09

first two years we're as rural
school teacher and then four years
in Sedalia, Ohio
The year 1908 saw Miss Tway and
her mother come to Columbia Falls,
and their home now the Carter res
idence was near the Methodist
church. The Tway yard was one of
the incest in town.
Ross Tway, her brother, had work
ed on the Great Northern, and was
the first of the family to arrive here.
There were summers that Miss
Tway attended the Western Montana
college at Dillon.
The teacher of a few years ago
was admiring the new Columbia
Falls grade school, and recalled the
Talbot building being first used
in 1909. She had taught for a year
in the old Columbus school on sec
ond avenue west since torn down.
The idea Of first graders being si1
years old by Oct. Is is nothing new
Miss Tway believes that students
get more out of school and have ;
better start if they are even sever
before they enroll.
i An afternoon visit with forme
teacher is an experience that Mis-
i Tway recently enjoyed She calle'
on Sara Wagner at the St. Peters
burg Eastern Star home in Florida
Miss Wagner had taught Margare
, Tway, sixth grader, back in 1885,
SO.
| Our thought as we chatted wit
Miss Tway was that this town bac
AZ years ago must have had som
fine teachers. The lady seemed we
able to handle a class of second Q
third graders even now. This sent
, ment apparently is shared by som
, hundreds of men and women VIII
+ fondly recall their second and thir
grade teacher.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09
Ladies Aid Has
New Cook Book

MARTIN CTTY-The long awaited
Martin City, Hungry Horse Ladies
Aid cook books are finished. The
books crammed with best recipes Of
local cooks are available at 81 a
copy
Cookbook sales force is all mem
bers of the ladies aid which is head
ed by Mrs. Jerry Baldwin:
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09

weeks visit at Minot and Havre.
The Rev. and Mrs. Elwyn Tesche
and children have returned to Mar
tin City after having been gone the
past month. 1t is good to have them
back as they were surely missed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Davis and
children of Minnesota are living in
the John Barbo house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Purdy and
children of Anaconda have purchas.
ed the Bud Chef home. Mr.. Purdy
is employed by AAC.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09

MARTIN CITY-Catholic ladies oil
Martin City, Hungry Horse and Cor
am will meet Sept. Is at the home
of Mrs. T. S. Foley The meeting is
scheduled for 8 D. m.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Baldwin and
children spent the Labor Day noli-
day with his brother and wife, Mr.:
and Mrs. Ray Baldwin east OF
Brady.
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Capital CIOse-Up
By CONSTANCE pANifi

Washington D. C Sparks Progress Housing
sign support aggregated
housing when the National Committee Against Discrimination In
Housing met here last week
CALIFORNIA; Miller. the Supreme Court cases
dubbed Federal Housing the Typhoid Mary restrictive
nants"
ane DAB housing project woldesgned experty planned
lakeside housing Negroes with swimming
pool golf play park and tennis courts drew fire
as a polished ghetto which excluded whites
Conoensus of opinion time
SUCH MurmurngS heard that tous
ing officials present were supporting Administration"
referring Ike
all the people" would like to know the facts
"a Tobias u "a Bonnie Mays Urgently needed
hereabouts pocymakng positions solid unsecured c
whose command nation wide respect are neither
nreeates qbbes who understand politics from the word
go professional politicians thinking planning with
the limitations OF political Npedeney Compromise there may have
be- but should be based clear and fact
Claiming of York, a Mays Atlanta
the Pennsylvania Avenue White House Capitol circuit
wishing Neither the President politician
IncEr",cd Church Group The
II Colbert Pearson Bean Baptist church predcnt
Of the Ministerial Alliance Cnedenomnatona and board member
Washington headed Or Frederick
Rcssg IA president the Federation
negracd twenty years 1898 after
rugged known chuhmen
ian his assistant and later cc""or br Halle l"y" pr "h'''
W Brooks Lincoln Temple Congregational Or William II Jona
Of Mt Carmel Baptist and Or Robert Williams Of Ahury Meho
dist All -four churches w"" admitted to the washington F'denn"
followed within that BY Rev
Earl IIarrsons Shiloh Baptist and three others
Federation membership totals 1874 churches 40 Of them Ne
religious agencies
congratulate both the Federation and Or Pearson
NACW Speaks Metropolitan AME' Mrs Irene Mccoy
National Association 81 Colorcd Women In
Sunday speaker at Metropolitan AMh
Archibald Carey Archibald Carey clergyman point
Plus Chicago could be used effectively at
sound leadership hoIng In
Chicago Maybe would like post In
critical
buslnosSwnhian Ella
the which included West PAX
CeyIon the Philippine The state Depart
eaed reports 81 her visit that hhV" pfe""d" her "
Of To tho STATE
| Department filed
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

March 26-Green Watson. go
Rondo Av.: Alfred Parran, $40 St
Anthony Az; Gwynne Denise
Granger, 2I4 Virginia Az.
March 27-Wilda Seaton. 1920
Cumberland Az; MIR. Walter Ben
nett. s72 ST. Anthony Az; Mr.,
Arthur IL. Z, Rhodes. $50 st. An
thony Az. Mrs. Mamie Little. 566
Rondo Av.; Connie jackson. 6iS
st, Anthony Av.; Rev. Floyd Mas
sey Jr., 10 St Anthony Av,;
James II. Thomas, 54S Carroll
Av.: Gordon Ronen Carter. ass
Carroll Av.: Mrs. James II. Thorn
as Sr.. 45S Carroll Av,; Gordon
Carter, ass Carroll Az: Archie
Starks, LAT Valley,
March 2S-Sonja johnson. 406
Dale Az: Tlhe J, Price 4ot Ron
do Av.: S. w. Kincaid. T32 Car
roll Av.; Robert Williams, TOP
Rondo AV
March 90 Ronald Harris, 4O5
St Anthony Az, Bertha l.. Perry
3ss St Anthony Az; Ann Robin
son. ISL Rondo Az; Mrs. Emerett
Jones. 1921 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Sus-
sic w Bowen. $50 ". Avon:
Edgar Keith Murphy. s7o 81. An
thony Av.
March 3o-Mrs. Leroy Cole
man, 7l6 Carroll Av.; Charles
Hickman, S54 N. Dale St; Mrs
Roberta Davis, 200 N. Avon St;
Rev. Denzil Carly. 465 Mackubin;
Mr.. Richard Garcia. $50 Rondo
Az: Mr., p. H. Henderson, POI St
Anthony Av; Mrs. Rosetta Specie
1872 Rondo Az.
March 81. X, Hanks. 227i
Stewart Av.: vesta Harris, 900
St Adams Az: Margaret Hen
derson, 4T3 Rondo Az; Alphonso
Nelson. 565 st. Anthony Az: Mr.
Mahlon Thomas ss5 Rondo Az.
/ Auril Raymond Williams,
5sT Rondo Az: Archela Perfect,
SIT w. Central Az; George Clas-
by, 34S Kent. St; Dorothy Pugh,
972 Carroll Az: Keith Allen nm
S3S Carroll Av; Mrs. George
Shannon Jr., sos st. Anthony Az.
Joseph d. Camp, GAP lglehar'
Av.
Out OF Town Birthdays
March 20 Ray Pringle, De
troit Mich. 1t James w. Polk
Onset, Mass
March 2S-Roy Davis. Seattle
Wash, Rose Lee Johnson Chicago
III; James l.. Black Jr., wichita
Kans.
March 20 James II Thomai
Jr. San Francisco, Calf
March 81 John Radford
Louisville, Ky
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MINNEAPOLIS

March 20 Mr.. and Mrs. VII.
liam Mcintosh, 1900 18th Av. s.,
- years
March % Mr. and Mrs.
Charles White, 1859 Smelling Az
g years
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

March 20 Steven Il jackson,
1904 Fifth Az. S.
March q Mrs Rosalind Clan
ton. 1920 Fourth Az s.; William
n. Gales. 2316 FTfth Az, g; Mrs
William johnson, 2i10 Hiawatha
Az: Mrs. Mary Esther Cold.
25Oi Fourth Av. s. J. II. Craw-
ford. 1902 r. 2sth St Mrs James
p. I'm. 9l9 Fremont Az. N.
Clyde Scroggins. 1914 Oak Park
Av. N: Danielle w. Davis, 1886
Clinton Az
March 2s Arlec Wright. 1913
Pillsbury Az; Mrs Marcclla
Mayos. $40 Fremont Az ~.
Mar 20 Mrs. Edith Burt 2Sls
18th Az. g: Clarence Moses, g0s
Emerson Av. N. Gerald Bailey
354p Fourth Av. &.
March 30. Leroy Boll, 1929
Finh st &: DIN Wells. 3sii
Fourth Az &; Grace Baysingcr,
1909 Garfield Az. g; Idelle Grgs'
by. 1908 ~ Bryant Av.: Mrs,
Aaron Arradondo. 1880 Clinton
Av.
March 81 Mrs. Inez Clark
3sO4 FTfh Az s. Lamar Roberts
2O8 r. 43rd 81 George Young
1000 Emerson Az n.
April l-AIonzo Buddy Bum
qia AIdr4ch Nv. n: Mrs. Odessa
Moppins 1915 Fnh Az s.; Mrs
Dewey Bicdsoe 62i 18Th Az. s.
Ont-of Town BirthdRyS--
March 26 Florence Mann, C'h
cago, IL
March 2s Alfred McKenny, ,
Chicago, Ind
March % George strcstoi
View York Ci'y. Mrs Genrg
Miller. Spring Valley. III
March 90 Rev. l. u. AleEnr
der. Midland Texas
March u Mrs Marian Pe"bI"
Bethel Berkeley Calf, James l
, Davis. 81, LOUIS No.
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SOCia! and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Visiting Daughter: Mrs James Kirk ST. 937 St Anthony
Av, left the city Sunday, March % Seattle WASH
spend the spring with her daughter Miss Beverly Kirk
who attending the University Washington Mrs Kirk plans
remain for weeks and will be the house guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Green during her visit.
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New Sister: Gayle Teresa, five,
and Karen Patrice, l6 months old.
have welcomed a new little sister
and playmate into the family cir
Gle. Allie Agnes, named in honor
of her maternal and paternal
grandmothers, arrived In st.
Joseph hospital Monday. March
IA. and weighed seven pounds and
two ounces. Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Davis. 9e2 Iglehart Av. are
the children's parents. Maternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. H.
b. Camp of ST. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Davis of Huntsville. Mo. are
the paternal grandparents.
HospltaliZed: Mr.. William Penn
Jr., 55l Laurel Av.. is a patient
In Veterans hospital where he
underwent surgery. He is reported
making an excellent recovery. His
mother, Mrs. Garrett Harris of
New York City arrived TO be with
him. Mrs. Harris flew to Seattle.
Wash. to be at the bedside Of her
brother who was seriously III and
was there only four days when
she was called to ST. Paul due to
the illness OF her son. Mrs. Harris
Is the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy Coleman, 671 w. Central
Av.
Ladies' Aid Society Held Meet.
ing: Mrs. J. r Jones, TAT st. An
thony Av.. was hostess TO the
Ladies' Aid Society of Pilgrim
Baptist church on Thursday,
March II. Following business, a
social hour and lunch was served
by the hostess. Members present
included the Mines Elizabeth
Hall. Freda Harris. Carrie Will
liams. Blanche Banks, Loretta
Dawson. Janabelle Taylor. Doris
Shannon. Annie Black and Eliza
beth jefferson.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
ST. Paul.

March 20 Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Tyler. 69l w Central Az. 26
years
March q Mr.. and Mrs Robert
S. Sanders. 6O7 Rondo Av,, five
years
March Is Mr.. and Mrs Ran
som ONeal, 3ls n. Avon st, ten
years. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B Parker,
SIS Fuller Az. 80 years,
March 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Foster Jr.. 1888 Sherburne
Az. ten years
March 30 Mr. and Mrs Louis
White. 727 Thomas Az, nine
years.
March 81 Mr.. and Mrs J. r
RosenbIoom. esl W Central Az,
nine years
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COMO TEMPLE NO. l2S
OBSERVES 35rH YEAR
WITH PARTY THURSDAY

The recreation room of Dining
Car Employees Union Local $40
at 525 Rondo Av.. was the scene
OF a gala affair on Thursday,
March II. when Como Temple No.
i2S. IBPOEW celebrated its 35th
anniversary with a party for its
members and guests.
Mrs. Beulah Cruze. mistress Of
ceremonies. presented beautiful
corssges to the two charter men,
bers. Mrs. Carrie Ailep and Mrs.
Mabel Harris and to grand OFF,
GERS present.
Remarks were made by Mrs.
Elizabeth Briggs, assistant grand
chairman OF Civil Liberties from
Minnehaha Temple. Minneapolis.
and Edward L. Boyd. grand or
ganizer brought greetings from
Ames Lodge lO6, IBPOEW Of
Minneapolis. and from the Grand
Lodge.
Exalted Ruler cDaniel
brought greetings from Gopher
Lodge No. l05. District deputy
Anna Scroggins OF Como Temple
responded for the temple.
A lunch. served buffet style,
was enjoyed by the more than so
daughters and guests.
Other officers present were
Pleasetta Bradley, daughter
ruler. Como Temple, Mabel Har-
ris, grand travelling deputy and
Susie Tudos, Loyal Daughter
ruler OF Past Daughter Rulers
! Council.
Mrs. Bertinia Wright was gen
eral chairman Of the affair.
Daughter Ailep recited a poem
entitled People win Talk" and
Daughter Mabel Harris read a
poem entitled IF" Both mum
bers were well received.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

In Hospital; Mrs, II, $. Smith
$3.50 Portland Az. entered Fair
Wow hospital on Saturday. March
10. for treatment Of heart all
mcnt and observation,
Family VISITOR Mrs. Gertrude
Crump OF Rattle Creek. Mich. n
former resident OF Minneapolis.
arrived Tuesday, March 10, for n
visit with her son and daughter
in.iaw. Mr., and Mrs, Leo J,
Crump, itt7 Lyndalc Av, N. Mrs,
Crump plans 20 visit for n week
or ten days and II thinking % re-
turning TO tho city to make her
permanent home,
Family Visitors Mrs. Stella
Light and Miss Mary Light OF
Lutsen. MINI. are Visiting their
daughter. sister and family, Mr.,
and Mrs Richard McCarter OF oil
". 22nd ~, Mrs Light has been
visiting another daughter In De
troit. Mich, and Mias Light also
has been residing In Detroit with
her sister.
Visiting Son And Familyi Mr.,
Earl Bowman Sr,. S6i2 Fourth
Az. r., left the city Friday, March
IN, for Sampson Air Force Base,
New York 10 be at the bcdaidc
Of his son. staff Sgt Henry Bow
man who has been hospitallEed
for the past two week and has re-
Gently undergone surgery,
Dinner Gu~st.i Mr., and Mrs,
Dan McAdamp. 1887 Oakland Az,
were hosts at dinner on Sunday,
March 20. In honor " Mr. Thomas
browns birthday Other guests
were Mrs. Thomas Brown and
children and Mr. and Mrs, Donald
Calender and baby Mr.. Brown
and Mrs. Calender are nephew
and niece OF Mrs, hcAdamA,
undcrgoc. Surgery Mr., James
Green. 1913 Fourth Az. \, entered
Fairvicw hospital ON Monday
March a, and underwent surgery
on Tuesday morning Mr., Green Ia
reported IN excellent condition and
making rapid progr.Hs.
Guesisi MnAsra Jesse and Ro'
bert light Of Silver Ray, MINI,
were the Sunday guests Of Their
sister and brother-ln law, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard MeCarter ~ oil "
22nd at
Just For FUN Club Mrs. Car
men Davis. s7i 81 Anthony Az
was hostess "a tho Just For Fun
club On Sunday March 20, Plan'
were completed for q Mother
Day Ten, Acheduled for May, The
next meeting will be nj the hons
~ Mrs Pauline Wallace. 5000
Fourth Av. g.. on April =,
Fnt.rtRIns Club Mrs Car
Wade Rr.. 1921 Fourth Az y.
was hostess Ia tho Friday Night
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Visitors Mr. q. IL Hall and daughter, Myrtle Huff Of
Davenport Ia speut the past week end visiting IN the city Mt
which time business was combined with pleasure Little Miss
Huff the of her and uncle Rev and Mrs L. G.
Harris of 1912 Smelling Az Mr. Hall was the house guest OF
Mrs Of $40 ColfaN Av \,
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Miss cIuvdlo HERON
Honovsd A. Engagement
puyty On March 40

Miss Claudia Jean Heron, tiiO
Third Az. r., was RECALLED with n
party given nj her home on Sun.
day evening. March 20. on the oc-
caslon Of the announcement ~
hor engagement 10 Donald Ora.
ham
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

The engagement announcement
was n highiight of the delightful
affair with dancing, games and
refreshments adding merriment 10
the evening OF fun,
Quests who enjoyed and helped
to make merry the occasion were
the Misses Harriet Bowman,
Kathryn and Connce Chivcrn, Lo-
dean white. Patricia Ward. Joan
KangaH. i.eola Jackson, Ruth
KoaeT. Dorothy Stovaii, Lille
Ruth Conner, MeEsrs, and Mines.
Glen Heron. A, FIt1HimmonS,
Also the Mines, Celeatia Frac"
ton. Helen Harris. tho MeaHrs.
Arthur Lewis. Biil Fraction, Fred
Douglas. Tom Halloran. Rev, ROB-
Inns, John Jones. Leroy jackson,
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